19 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
1
Moon’s Hardware sponsors a free children’s show at the Hiland Theater with ticket giveaway for a bicycle. Lions Club and theater will award the bicycle to a winning child during the Dec. 19 event. Additional free shows listed on Dec. 16 and Dec. 36 with varying times and dates.
Myrtle Point high school's rally squad joined 90 western schools at Kezar stadium in San Francisco for a halftime performance during the Green Bay versus 49ers game before 38 000 fans. The group learned routine ideas at Squaw Valley and traveled with advisers Mrs. Abel and Mrs. Colohan. They were eliminated in preliminaries, distributed 125 brochures in Coos County on the trip, and returned home Sunday.
Readable fragments show Classroom-Children in Cuma Russell's first grade at Maple Scheel visited atheel begen early Rev. 13. It was pest of a home for the whole school day at Maple Spruce Myrtle Crest. Arege had the high scheel for the group seated at the.
After the football season, Sunset League coaches named Bobcats to the All Star team led by MP with eight first squad selections. Included are Vern Breuer as guard John Franzen at halfback and Terry on the roster.
Am Roush received a west watch commemorating 14 years as treasurer of the Coos County Fair Board at the annual meeting. President Tom Guerin lauded his and Mrs. Roush’s service, detailing stock, payroll, and improvements since 1950, and noting Ben Nichols will assume treasurer duties.
Fat lambs sold in Coos County brought in 60 382 dollars for 528 head shipped October 17 from Myrtle Point. The sale, sponsored by the Coos County Livestock Marketing Association, was the fourth pool this year and netted 60 388 dollars from 3 844 head across three pools and one sale.
Fire Chief J M Myers announced downtown Myrtle Point will install holiday lighting Sunday unless storms delay. Volunteers will decorate the city Christmas tree on the hill visible from many streets, with the Fire Department overseeing the display.
The Rev David Weitzel of Broadbent Community Church will speak at the community wide Thanksgiving service on November 25 at the Christian Church. Members of the Ministerial Association will participate and collection proceeds will be distributed to the needy. Rev George Williams of the Brethren church leads arrangements.
The twenty ninth annual Western Oregon Livestock Association meeting opens in Salem at the Marion Motor Hotel November 19 to 21. Senator Wayne Morse will speak, with J F Short and Marion Thomas also on the program. Wallace B Dement will report on forestry board activities. Sam Dement chairs the diseases and parasite committee. Coos County Livestock members attend. past presidents from Coos include Powers, Leatherman, Dement, and Mast.
The Myrtle Point French club will show the French film Symphonie Pastorale with English subtitles in the high school cafeteria on Friday November 20. The film, based on a novel by Andregide a Nobel Prize winner, tells a moving story of a blind girl and a caring family. Admission is free and the public is invited.
Paragon, 35, and Dolores Cote, 17, from N Coos River, were hospitalized after a police chase at 80 to 90 mph ended in a wreck at the bridge. Paragon, released from jail earlier, faces charges of attempting to evade an officer for suspected drunk driving.
An evening sermon at the local church is announced for 11 p.m. on the specified day. Parishioners are invited to attend and hear the preacher discuss spiritual themes in a brief service.
Wayne Shull of Myrtle Point joins 26 other Oregon 4 H members traveling from Portland on Thanksgiving Day by train to the 48th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. The theme is Citizenship in Action Values in Focus. About 1,000 winners from across states attend, with each participant outstanding in a local area.
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