Sorority rushing at Oregon shows rise in fall term pledges
University of Oregon sororities closed fall term rushing with 23 percent more pledges than 1964. Rushing began Sept. 16 ahead of new student week, with registration starting Sept. 23. Susan Groes-Delta Delta pledged from Myrtle Point is named. Who's Who lists Alice Margaret Hoover Woolridge, author of A Genealogy of One Branch of the Hoskinson Family, living at Myrtle Point.
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University of Oregon
Serin Prodan
Joya Nies
Myrtle Point
Susan Groes
Alice Margaret Hoover Woolridge
Whitman College
Hoskinson
Discussion leaders for state and Marion Polk programs named
John Oberdorf, state coordinator, and Tom Loebner, Marion Polk coordinator, lead the economic opportunity program discussions.
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John Oberdorf
Tom Loebner
Marion- Polk
First Methodist Church Hosts Three Sunday Breakfasts
The First Methodist Church of Myrtle Point will hold three Sunday Fellowship Breakfasts on Oct 10 17 and 24 from 8 to 9 30 a.m. Tickets available at the church with no reservation needed. A hunters breakfast is offered at 6 a.m. for those with reservations. Rev. Gerald Nelson will speak on Life Time rewards in a sermon titled Live A Little With God. MYF meets at 6 30 with a policy committee session at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the parsonage.
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First Methodist Church of
Myrtle Point
John Dayton
Howard Whitaker
Jack Nelson
Mary Scherpfer
Gerald Nelson
Myrtle Point High School Student Aides Listed
Margaret Schuddakopf and John Meldrum assist in French I with recitations and special problems in grammar and pronunciation. Seniors Kathi Franzen Nora Haddock Marcia Knight Debby Troxell help in girls PE courses with roll sheets routines and equipment. Freshman boys PE aided by Dan Brewster and Vic Murray while Douglas Mack notes aides lead exercises and assist in all activities.
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Myrtle Point High Schol
Margaret Schuddakopf
John Meldrum
Meldrum
Rose Jackman
Kathi Franzen
Nora Haddock
Marcia Knight
Debby Troxell
Dan Brewster
Vic Murray
Douglas Mack
Dairymen Elect Lao Oliver Sixes President
Dairymen elect Lao Oliver Sixes as president of the Ore ssa director. Oliver runs Sweet's Jersey Farnat Sixes as manager.
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Lao Oliver
Sixes
Oressa
Oliver
Sweet
Jersey
Farnat Sixes
Oil paintings on display at Flora M. Laird Library
Nine oil paintings by Edna Hoffman, a Coquille Valley Art Center member, are shown in a one woman exhibit at the Flora M. Laird Memorial Library. Hoffman, chosen to paint a mural for last year’s State Fair exhibit, prompts ongoing library exhibits by art members. Donald Elson spoke on Egypt at a Monday assembly, highlighting Sphinx and Pharos references.
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Flora M. Laird
Edna Hoffman
Coquille Valley Art Center
For Sale Items Riding Horse and Singer Auto
For sale listing includes a riding horse and saddle at 150 dollars age 11 years suitable for a child preview at 1427 20th St on Stover Lane contact 572-5195. Also Singer automatic with six payments of 7.10 or 38 dollars cash call 673 3261 or write Mult i State Distributor Roseburg Oregon 875.
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Stover Lane
Singer Automatic
P.O
Roseburg
Oregon
Recall petitions certify 4008 names for Geaney recall election
Recall petitions against County Commissioner J. J. Geaney have 4 008 certified names enough for the recall election set for October 26 according to the county clerk office Fay Crabtree county clerk has mailed a letter to Geaney.
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J. J. Geaney
Fay Crabtree
Geaney
Blood Drive Urges Donations for Brown Amputation
Blood needed for Daniel George Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown who will have his leg amputated next month due to cancer. Curt Beekham reports a 16 unit transfusion requirement with Blood Bank replacements sought. Bloodmobile arrives in February to collect donations.
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Daniel George Brown
Orville Brown
Curt Beckham
Red Street
Myrtle
Survey on School Attitudes At Myrtle Point High
About one third of Myrtle Point High students took part in a survey sponsored by the Oregon Council of Curriculum Improvement last week. The study aimed to gauge attitudes of teachers students and parents toward schooling and covered dating community and social issues.
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Myrtle Point High School
Oregon Council of Curriculum Improvement
Jim King
Riddle native dies. long life across several states
The obituary notes a man who died in Riddle after living in Grants Pass, Grandview Washington Hood River and Remote. Survived by brothers Henry Woodford Harry Bruce and James Mcintosh. sisters Ethel Brostrom Fern Link. son Albert. daughters Lillian Calloway and Neva Stuart. and 12 grandchildren.
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Grant Weathers
Riddle
Remote
Grants Pass
Grandview
Wash
Hood River
Henry
Woodford
Portland
Harry
Bruce
James Mcintosh
Ethel Brostrom
Myrtle Point
Fern Link
Grants Pasa
Albert
Lillian Calloway
Neva Stuart
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Eve
Dekhie
Pregn
Columoa
Mtpeile Pelnt
Ove
Pledges Sorority
John Murray, Chet Weed
Hall Thomas
Vic’s
106Th Street
Dairymen
Egypt
Donald Elson
National School Assembly
Pharoshs
Cairo
Chicago
Elson
Dean Mason
Board of County Commissioners
Geaney Enid
Rolland Leep
Perry
Lakeview
Ann Roush
Rolland
Bill Roush
Jast Boys’ League
Kitty Cain
Becky Coffman
Don Brewster
Chuck Humble
U.S
Escortty
Norway
Ib. Carton
Grange Supply
Legler
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
Gold Beach
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