Myrtle Point School Band History and Program Overview
The Myrtle Point music program offers a progressive band path from fifth grade basics to senior level ensembles. The article traces history from 1865 town bands and early directors to the 1950s leadership, highlighting ongoing efforts to foster student enthusiasm and audience backing for a strong high school band tradition.
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Retired logging engineer Clare C. Les Clare Lehmanowsky
Clare C. Les Clare Lehmanowsky retires as reside engineer for Georgia Pacific after a long Coos County logging career. A Coquille High grad, he entered logging in 1986 during saddle tank era and steam power, witnessing diesel Cats and modern steel yarders evolve the industry.
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Logging engineer Lehmanousky active in Oregon circles
Lehmanousky, a licensed Logging Engineer since May 1986, is described as a perfectionist by colleagues. He and his wife Clare live in Myrtle Point, Oregon, and he serves as chairman and secretary of the First Methodist Church board. He belongs to Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A F & A M, F O K Aerie No. 8166, Coquille Valley Bibs Lodge No. 1986, and the Society of Military Engineers.
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A Pacific War Diary Entry From LTJIG Marlow Pounds Son
A letter from Lt. Pounds aboard the carrier Us. Hancerk in the South Pacific details a fellow pilot’s fatal crash during a carrier operation and the somber mood among aviators as launches and recoveries continue. The account notes another fatal incident on a nearby carrier and the grim realities of war at sea.
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GOP Voteswagon Tour to Boost Nixon Agnew in Oregon
The GOP Women’s Nixon Agnew Voteswagon arrives in Oregon October 11 as part of a 26 day 17 state 56 city swing led by Mary Brooks and Gladys O’Donnell. A Coos Bay stop at Republican Headquarters October 12 from 5 to 5 30 p m features a 30 minute appearance. The tour aims to mobilize women to support Republican candidates nationwide.
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Wilberger Enters Re Election Bid for Myrtle Point Mayoral Post
Myrtle Point mayor Wilberger announces his bid for re election after previously signaling retirement. The Oregon native owns the Hiland Theater and is active in civic groups including the Port of Coquille Commission Myrtle Point Lions Club and Coquille Valley Elk Lodge.
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Australians Visit Myrtle Point Rotary Club for Study Tour
Seven Australians on a Rotary International sponsored weeklong Oregon study trip visited Coquille and Coos County sites including City Hall Arago Cheese Factory and Gulstroms Dairy Farm. They met Myrtle Point Rotary members for a Broadbent Grange Hall potluck, sharing interests in industry government education and agriculture.
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AOI and Coos Bay Chamber Lunch on Tax Measure
The Associated Oregon Industries and Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce hold a noon luncheon on Thursday October 17 at the Courtel Coos Bay. Karl Frederick AOI member relations director will use visuals to review the 1 1/2 percent property tax limitation measure on the November ballot and discuss the AOI Business Task Force on Education Study and its aim to find efficiencies.
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