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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

8

Pacific Power Plans 30000 Shares of Serial Preferred Stock

Pacific Power & Light received Federal Power Commission authorization to issue 30000 shares of 4.52 percent serial preferred stock at 100 par, with registration filed and expected effective October 5. Proceeds and $10 million of 30 year first mortgage bonds will finance the Face Steck pension program. The stock will be offered to the public at 102 and traded through many brokers. This is the first series of 200000 shares authorized by stockholders in October 1954.

Federal Power Commission Pacific Power & Light Company Pacific Power Securities Exchange Commission Steck P Cotateuetion Company Power

Howard Nichols Receives Linfield Degree Notice

Howard Nichols of Myrtle Point was among 30 candidates for degrees at Linfield College McMinnville Oregon for the 1955 summer session. He pursued a Master of Education and would receive all degrees upon completing required coursework.

Linfield College McMinnville Ore Howard Nichols Myrtle Point E. Avard Whitman Nichols Linfield

Linfield College Marks Centennial in Liberal Arts Milestone

Linfield College, a liberal arts school and member of the Association of American Colleges and the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, is celebrating its centennial year.

Linfield Association of American Colleges Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools

Revival Meetings At Powers Church Of God Oregon

A revival is in progress at the Church of God in Powers Oregon. Evangelist Rev O Wayne Dickenson from Grants Pass preaches with noted speaking ability. Pastor Rev J A Coldiron invites all to attend worship and services on October 9 at 7 30 pm and Sunday at 11 am.

Church of God In Powers Oregon Church of God Powers, Ore O. Wayne Dickenson Grants Pass Dickenson J. A. Coldiron

Royal Neighbors appoint three candidates at Mon evening meeting

Royal Neighbors of America initiated three candidates at Monday evening's meeting. The recruits were Mrs. B. Prindel, Mrs. Lloyd Keach and Mrs. Duke Keach. A Hallowe'en party is planned for this month with committee members including Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Don Reeves and Mrs. Charles Stallard. The group will attend a county rally in Coquille October 26. At games prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mabel Daley, Mrs. Fred Stock and Mrs. Stallard. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Fred Stock Sr. and Mrs. Fred Stock Jr.

James Gamwell Royal Neighbors of America Monevening B. Prindel Lloyd Keach Duke Keach Hallowe'en Thur Smith Don Reeves Charles Stallard Coquille Mabel Daley Fred Stock Stallard Fred Stock, Jr

Faculty and community groups honor local teachers

Lions club hosted a dinner for Powers schools faculty and spouses with a showing of The Lost Hunter and Dust of Dawn. Rev. Dukes and Mrs Keith Browning led welcome remarks as Mrs Jess Shepherd and others attended a Fellowship club dessert and contract game.

The Lions Club Powers Church of the Open Bible Russellers Robert Cotton Jo Harris A. J.ith D&tiny Roy Shaffer Nicklaus Earl Dukes Keith Browning J. W. Gamwell Fellowship Club Annamae Ruff A. L. Burch Robert Sheedy Jess Shepherd Floyd Summers Archie Lane

Wedding guests and local notices from Powers area

The reception featured guests including Mr and Mrs Findley and many locals with a piano and violin program played by Roy Shaffer. A pink and white cake with ice cream and jello followed. Rainfall records noted 143 inches in September and 0.72 inches in a single day. Local moves included Mr and Mrs Carsten relocating to run Selco Lumber, and Tuck­er’s Navy assignment in San Diego with radar school.

Findley Merle McDaniels Dale Shaffer Dick Gibbs Roy Shaffer Lois Deniston Wayne Bitts Joel Ray George Dobson Ben Pearce Clyde Allen Glenn Allen Gene Myers Richard White Jerry Fulton Cliff Edwards Wades George Jarvis Wade Wm. McVyman Eugene Conrad Stickney Portland Powers John Thorp Sacramento Calif Lester Thorp John California State Highway Department T. W. Rugh J . Nieminen Coos Bay Lakeside Charles Carsten Carsten Selco Lumber Company Richard Rugh Michael Tommy

MacArthur Named Home Economist for Pacific Power Regions

Mrs. M. E. MacArthur was appointed home economist for Pacific Power and Light in Willamette valley and coast service areas. C A Root announced she will lead cooking schools, home laundry and frozen foods demos for homemakers as part of a broader customer service expansion. The Wyoming graduate and Phi Epsilon Omicron member brings varied education and demonstration experience. In Coos Bay district her work will be coordinated with Vera Fisher, the new home appliance demonstrator.

M. E. MacArthur Pacific Power, & Light Company Willamette Valley Coast C. A. Root Pacific Root U. of Wyoming Ise Phi Epsilon Omicron MacArthur Coos Bay Vera Fisher

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