Wool Contest finalists named in local fair
Wool entrants Raeann Cromwell and Julie Francis competed in last Saturday's Make It Yourself With Wool Contest. Julie Francis a SWOCC freshman was named runner-up.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
5
Wool entrants Raeann Cromwell and Julie Francis competed in last Saturday's Make It Yourself With Wool Contest. Julie Francis a SWOCC freshman was named runner-up.
Bill Kiser describes his three year journey to independent living with cerebral palsy. He details home modifications, accessible tasks, emotional needs, transportation gaps, and the balance between freedom and security, urging thoughtful planning and comprehensive support.
The Friendly Circle of the Casrokinet church last Wednesday decided to organize a harvest festival and bazaar. A luncheon from 11 AM to 3 PM will feature pie for 90 cents and lunch for 75 cents, with calls for volunteers at 078-2448.
A compilation of area church notices shows services across denominations. Entries include United Methodist with Rev John A Ulrich, Myrtle Point Christian Assembly led by Rev B L Bazzell, First Presbyterian Church with Rev David Fahner, First Christian Church led by Rev Dennis Bixler, Jehovahs Witnesses Kingdom Hall activities, Baptist Church with Interim Pastor Dennis Wretland, Arago Community Church led by Rev Robert Letney, Bahais at City Mall Council room, Assembly of God at Willow, Myrtle Post Christian Center, reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and Church of the Brethren with Rev Glen Roloff offering Sunday school and worship times.
The November Women’s Aglow Fellowship gathering will be held on Monday November 17 at the Thunderbird Inn in Coos Bay. Coffee hour at 9:30 and the meeting at 10:00. Speaker is Mrs Phillip Scott of Mcildenville Oregon, noted for adopting eleven children of Korean Caucasian and Vietnamese descent. Mrs Scott is involved with PLAX Plano Coving Adoptions New.
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