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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1955

Page

2

Ellsworth Defends Bonneville Power and accuses Morse of misrepresentation

Ellsworth denounces Morse and political opponents over Bonneville power, branding opponents as misleading. He cites his role in establishing Bonneville power with ex-senator Guy Cordon, defends his congressional record, and claims outside funding supports Morse’s campaign. Ted Petersen chairs the Coos County meeting with local officials and residents in attendance.

Wayne Wayne Morse Morse Organized Labor Ellsworth National Congress Ted Petersen Coos County Republican Central Committee Minnie King Port Orford Johankin Coquille Myrtle Point H. R. Dayton Waldemar Gurney Lois Tobey Lige Culbertson Herald

Cub Scouts Form Eight Dens With Over Seventy Members

The first Cub Scouts meeting at Myrtle Crest gym drew more than 70 boys aged 8 to 10. Eight Dens have been organized with mothers serving as Den mothers, including Den 1 through Den 8, listing the Den mothers and the registered members.

Myrtle Crest Den Lloyd Eggers Kenneth Gasner Danny Wooley Robert Martinka Robert Buckins John Franzen Ronnie Doyle Mickey Eggers Gilbert Brower Tim Mullens Richard Mason Charles Crook Phillip Ochestre Daniel Elliott John Gastonguay William Thomas Mike McCracken James Gross Steven Brower Mike Sullivan Donald Yoder Elden Brodie Rodney Dunn Daniel Dement Dean Noyes Steven Goddard Bill Brodie Paul Daniels Pete Todd Roy Baker Alton Edlund Reed Gurney Raymond Daniels John Gurney Dickie Cook Robert Goodman Donald Mast Donald Edlund Lewis Floyd David Smith I“and Grisham Mike Grisham Donald Warne Donald Neugart Pat McCue Mike Robinette Tommy Gallino Phillip Rhodes Jake Vinci Ronnie van Vlack B. P. Swenson Gary Swenson Harold Reed Roy Blohm Michael Hill Jerry Ostrander Derry Knight Billy Thrower Bruce Cutler A. E. Kirkpatrick Jimmy Richard Blohm Bruce Spencer Victor

Building Today For Tomor row 4-H Leaders Banquet Theme

Walter Schroeder reports the fifth annual 4-H Leaders Banquet will be held Saturday, November 12 at the Coquille Community Building. Main speaker Burton S. Hutton, state 4-H club leader, will address the gathering. Clubs with talent are asked to notify organizers. Easy Meals replaces Breakfast club as a new project, inviting last year’s Breakfast club participants to join.

Walter Schroeder Coquille Burton S. Hutton Awas

Qurortus' By Jim Sevens 4

On Cascade daybreak I meet a tree farm forester driving past deer and bears with trained cougars kept on patrol up Pity Creek. He notes deer threaten Douglas fir seedlings and imagines a Disney style hero Charlie Cougar saving the forest. Fire risk and deer browse push foresters toward cooperative hunting and new management.

Charlize Cougar Cascades Tree Farm Forester Pity Creek Charlie Cougar Villians Disney Brain Paul Bunyan

4-H Club Projects Update and Recognition Plans

For revised projects Camp Cookery will be ready later this fall. Clubs may start with old project books now. Clothes for Fun and Sun comes soon. November and December are ideal for achievement programs. Each club must contribute to the program and pins will be awarded. 14-H record books must be sent now. Sheep project requires ownership of ewes or lambs, proper feeding and basic records.

All School Hallowe en Carnival at Myrtle Crest School

Myrtle Crest school plans an all school Hallowe en carnival in the gym on Saturday October 29 from 8 to about 10 pm. Each class runs a concession with profits going to the Swimming Pool Fund. At least 12 concessions offering bingo, darts, cake walk and more. Admission requires at least 50 cents in script.

Myrtle Crest School Myrtle Crest Gymnasium

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