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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
6
Sunday gathering hosted by Rallie Fried et al includes Jerry and Brandy Vin Der Veen. Home extension meets November 25 at 10:90 with topic Patchwork plus a sewing machine demo. Pot luck luncheon after. unclear references to local schools and counties follow.
Ambiguous notices mention 1978 wrestling season events and ticketing policies. Officials listed include Laird Moh president of the Na one Lamb Feeders Association, Leeneré Koosma agriculture regenue director, and state Reps Dick Magruder and Bud Byer from Lebanon.
Local church group from Eureka California plans return home next week after camping at job site. Reports cover church activities 4 H club events Elks Odd Fellows and Moose notices and a storm related power restoration effort by ATV club and sheriff's department.
The Powers Home Extension Unit met November 12 at the Fellowship Hall Church of God to discuss patchwork for home articles and Christmas decorations. Leaders Mrs. Bill Shorb and Mrs. Steven Foster led the session. a potluck luncheon followed with several members and guests attending. A patchwork display, including a quilt and place mats, illustrated projects for making wreaths and ornaments.
Rainfall in Lithum last week measured 3.32 inches, bringing the month total to 8.10 inches as recorded by Eastfork News.
Mr and Mrs Charles L Meyer announce the engagement of their daughter Cindy Lou to James Nokia Mebbard son of Mr and Mrs Everett Hubbard of Whiteville NC The couple plans to wed December 22 at Arago Community Church They are 1975 Myrtle Point High School graduates and attend Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls seeking to continue their home plans.
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