Local 4-H members honored for long service at event
Mrs. Greenlund presents ten year member pies to Miss Le Arla McCain Miss Gienis Nester and Miss Betsy Hartlees while a ten year leader pin goes to Mrs. Melvin White. Families from Enterprise Lakeside Eugene and Coquille area attended events and deer or duck hunting trips were noted. Virginia Leisy spoke at the Christian Womens Club in Coquille Valley Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leisy
Arago
Virginia Leisy
Christian Womens Club
Coquille Valley
Elks Club
Myrtle Grange 889 elects officers for 1973 year
Myrtle Grange 889 held the November 4 meeting electing officers for 1973 including master Russell Evans and overseer Elis Souhmayd. The group discussed damage from a moth affecting pine and fir in eastern Oregon and Washington and urged voting on ballot measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Grange
Rwesell Evans
Elis Souhmayd
Ruth Evans
Charlene Putnam
Earl Bowman
Orvus Miller
Oregon
Washington
Sorority Rush Party At Joyce Hunt Home
Beta Delta Sorority held a rush party and fondwe supper at Joyce Hunt home on October 25. Members and guests arrived in Halloween costumes with Kathy Weekly winning best costume. Guests included Marleen Bartlett, Carolyn Bowska, and Linda.
Xi Alpha Nu Club Notes and Week’s Activities
Xi Alpha Nu Sorority held a November 2 meeting at Marge Anderson’s home with 18 members plus advisor Willie Forrest and guest Paula Mille. They unanimously voted to continue sponsoring Camp Fire Girls and Brownies. A November volunteer list for Myrtle Point Nursing Home visits includes Evelyn Harriman Donas Fawcett Rose Blanck Fayetta Davis Dee Haug Jeane Stoltz Bonnie Evernden Pat Wooley Sheryl Fluke Trish Haley Elena Jean Myers Lucille Shatt with Gerri Train as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Alpha Nu Sorority
Marge Anderson
Trish Haley
Willie Forrest
Paula Mille
Myrtle Point Nursing Home
Evelyn Harriman
Donas Fawcett
Rose Blanck
Fayetta Davis
Dee Haug
Jeane Stoltz
Bonnie
Lucille Shutt
Harvest Fair Plans Discussed by Friendly Circle
Friendly Circle of the United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Francis Whitaker’s home with 16 members and four guests. Plans were made for the Harvest Fair and business luncheon on November 17. A nominating committee proposed Velma Davenport chair, Mabel McClellan vice chair, Amelia Adams secretary, Kathy Spires, and Dorothy Grant treasurer with installation December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Francis Whitaker
Signe Bryant
Verna Davenport
Velma Davenport
Mabel McClellan
Amelia Adams
Kathy Spires
Dorothy Grant
Pioneer McCulloch Family topic at Coos Curry event
Mrs Charles McCulloch will speak at the Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical meeting in the Museum Simp son Park North Bend on Saturday November 11 at 1 pm The event traces Alfred E and Nancy McCulloch’s 1871 Coos homestead on Haynes Inlet and notes many descendants The McCullochs will be honored with a reception at North Bayside Grange Saturday evening marking their 50th wedding anniversary
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McCulloch
Charles
Bessie) McCulloch
Coos Curry
Simpson Park
North Bend
Alfred E
Nancy McCulloch
Olella
Douglas County
Coos
Haynes Inlet
Bessie Christensen
North Bendia
North Bayside Grange
Russell Andergos
Bandon Soroptimists Plan Nov 17 Variety Show
The Bandon Area Soroptimist Club plans a Nov 17 entertainment program at Bandon High School gym with a professional magician Frank Herman of Seattle as master of ceremonies. Local acts include Greg Schererson on accordion Jerene Fraser dancing Marilyn Scott singing and Mary Luther also performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandon Area
Ernie Luther
Bandon High School
Coos
Frank Herman
Seattle
Greg Schererson
Local talent mix to entertain at community program
The well known local singing trio June Korenko Barbara Dodrik and Frances Sommers will perform with Nelson Owen and Kristi Skele offering accordion selections. Tide Cartwright will feature with Ballad of Rogee River and other records while Lix Stump and Kim Geisert from the Bay area join as out of town acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Korenko
Barbara Dodrik
Frances Sommers
Nelson
Owen
Kristi Skele
Tide Cartwight
Rogee River
Lix Stump
Bay Area
Little Theatre
On the Bay
The
Sawdusters
Kim Geisert
Workshop for teachers on learning impairments in Eugene
A three hour workshop for teachers and parents on handling learning impairments in children from kindergarten through third grade is set for Thursday February 9 at Southwestern Oregon Community College. The program runs 4 to 7 p.m. in Lithum rooms 12 and 13 and is funded by the Easter Gea Society and the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Bay Area
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Eugene
Easter Gea Society
State Department of Education
Surgery for Brisa White Brings Community Aid Request
Brisa White son of Mr and Mrs White of Myrtle Point underwent brain tumor surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital Eugene. He will need cobalt treatment and ongoing care. Community members are asked to contact Mrs Darwin Pullen to assist the Melvin White family of Arago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin White
Arago
Darwin Pullen
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Enterprise
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Terry
Daleles Troutman
Mike
Cindy Giheau
Grange News
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Betty Sturgill
Lawrence Clinton
Mac Tavellie
Ceres
Opal Davis
Pomona
Callie Bowman
Flora
Gokia Caudle
John Caudle
Emmett Kemmack
Ellis Southmayd
Grange Insurance Association
GIA
Russell Evans
WAC
Margaret Southmayd
Dore
Detective Sory
Xi Alpha Nu Activities
Unicef
Soecor Society
Myrtle Point High School
U.S
Committee For Unicef
P.O. Box
Church
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New York
Friendly Circle
Signe Bryam
Verma Davenport
Cheaboca
Sacred Heart Hospital
Acme Wood Products Co
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Calif
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Jerene Fraser
Marilyn Scott
Mary Luther
Brian White
American ‘Legion
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Go Ao Qi
Crass Chase
C. A. Boller & Associat
Bier
Mommy
Deddy
Bank of Myrtle
Pera
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