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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
1
Planning Commission Opposes School Site South Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point Planning Commission met on Monday night October 24 and reaffirmed opposition to the school district’s highway site on the Garrett Royer and Wise properties south of Myrtle Point. The panel favored another site as more advantageous and requested a study on upgrading city street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Garrett, Royer
Local FFA Members Enter P I L E Judging Contest
FFA chapters from Washington Idaho and Oregon entered the event with Frank Barrett Dave Hurter and Mike Ported among entrants. Vineeta attended and the team placed third in the accuracy category at the contest held in Yagety County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barrett
Dave Hurter
Mike Ported
Peary
Hlorten Tok
FFA
Washington
Jobs For Youth Now Available In Myrtle Point
The Oregon State Employment Service seeks unemployed youths aged 16 to 21 for interviews at City Hall Myrtle Point. Interviews are scheduled 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday October 31 and 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday November 1 1966. Youths can learn about job training and work opportunities from the department representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Employment Service
City Hall
Myrtle Point
Adlay Magill Services Set
Services will be held Friday October 28 at 2 30 pm in the Chapel of Schroeder Bros Mortuary with Seventh Day Adventist Pastors Burton J Boundey and Robert Sanders officiating. Obituary notes other family mentions and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder Bros Mortuary
Burton J Boundey
Robert Sanders
Childers Buys Bull Calf From Camas Valley Seller
Larry Childers of Myrtle Point Oklahoma has purchased a bull calf named Camas Abbot Lad 326587 from Emeat Wheeler of Camas Valley Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Childers
Myrtle Point
Camas Abbot
Emeat Wheeler
Camas Valley
Port of Coquille sees leadership shake up with resignations
Forrest, president of The Port of Coquille, announced his resignation before the Board of Commissioners on Sept 20. He is moving to Nath Um paua in Douglas County, and Democrat Bob Sheedy of Powers was appointed to fill Forrest's unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Forrest
Gladys Evans Passing Told In Myrtle Point
Gladys Evans a Myrtle Point resident since 1929 died Saturday October 22 after a long illness. She was born October 0 TH90 in Roseville Kansas and was active as a letter carrier in Bridge and Remote areas and a member of the First Methodist Church and choir. Funeral services will be at the First Methodist Church in Myrtle Point Monday afternoon October Ziat with the Rev Ne officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Gladys
Evans
Myrtle Point
Roseville Kanaas
Tme
Jouns
Fone
Figin
Funeraervices
Poonelay
Ziat Foyn
Fae
Postoffice Offers Zip Code Mailing Option in October
Myrtle Point area residents will be offered to Zip Code their mailing site during October. Postmaster Miron Schroeder announced the plan to have letter carriers deliver the postage needed cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Miron Schroeder
Bellon Elected to Diocese of Oregon at October Convention
Robert Bellon was elected the standing committee member of the Diocese of Oregon during the TBth Annual Episcopes Diocese convention held October 16 and 17 in Portland. Also attending were Mrs Robert Bolus, Mr Frank Meidrum, and Mrs Bit Dew ng, with local residents and route discussions noted. Pictured Rainbow Girls and Beta Sigma Phi members prepared ditty bags as Christmas gifts for soldiers in Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bellon
Lecese of
Oregon
Episcopes Diocese of Oregon
Portland
Mre
Daoces Toninet
Othe
Robert Bolus
Frank Meidrum
Bit Dew
Viet Nam
Hagen
Beta Sigma Phi
Myrtle Point Homecoming Week Events Announced
Myrtle Point High unveils a full Homecoming week with a bonfire on Thursday and a serpentine parade Friday at 2:30 led by Dan Mast. NHS hosts a penny race for head starts, with proceeds to charity. Football vs Coquille at 8:00 precedes halftime shows by the Bobcat Marching Band and majorettes. Queen candidates Kathy Hurt Georgie Boles Gloria Hardman Laurie Leep. dance chaired by Lenny Meyer with music by The Hiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High
Myrttle Pont
Dan Mast
Natonal Honor Society
NHS
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Coquille Red Devils
Evelyn Belanger
Bobcat
Majoretts
Gloria Hardman
Julia Ames
Cammy Horner
Kathy Hurt
Georgie Boles
Laurie Leep
Churches Sponsor UNICEF Drive
Interchurch Fellowship organizes a Halloween UNICEF Drive with youths meeting at the Christian Church at 5 30 PM to canvass the city. Funds support equipment medicines vaccines for mothers and children in over 100 underdeveloped countries. Residents urged to donate to three children with UNICEF symbol cartons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Unicef
Halloween Parade Showcases Spruce and Maple Students
Spruce and Maple schools held a Halloween parade Friday weather permitting. The event starts at 1:30 PM with children marching from Spruce Street to 4th Street and back up Maple Street. Students display costumes from art class. the Chamber of Commerce will hand out Halloween treats after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce and Maple
Spruce Street
4Th Street
Maple Street
Near Chamber of Commerce
Coos County Fairboard to Decide on County Takeover
Tom Guerin will lead the fairboard meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday Oct 2 in the Myrtle Hotel. The main item is electing whether to transfer the fairgrounds and buildings to Coos County. If approved the county would continue with fair operations. Five directors will be elected to appoint officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Guerin
Coos County Fair Association
Myrtle Hotel
Coos County
Fair Board
Guerin
Myrtle Crest PTA Halloween Carnival Set for Oct 29
Myrtle Crest PTA hosts a Halloween carnival October 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Myrtle Crest gym with prizes cake walk games and refreshments. Proceeds benefit the PTA Scholarship Fund and November 1 a general meeting with Hal Moore slides and a report on the carnival is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Crest Pta
Myrtle Crest
PTA
Myrtle Crest Gym
Hal Moore
Germany
Wiliam Hamilton
Beaverton and Marshfield Earn First-Place CSPA Honors
Oregon schools Beaverton and Marshfield win first place ratings at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association awards. Beaverton's editor in chief and staff, with assistance from Belanger and adviser Don Wohler, collected top honors for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Oregon
Ost
Beaverton
Marshfield
Res ‘Tee Saris Polat
Ty Bolyn Belanger
Insteweter
Don Wohler
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FFA Trie
P.I.L.E
Mortle Peans
Faute Faravers
Vineeta
Intertie
Nat
Adlay Magill Services
Mattie
Mag
Stagecoagh
Cues
Frits Gronstals
Portland -Jeter Mer
Creswel
Mnt
Childers Purchase
Forrest
Gladys Evans
Denver City
Texan
Arere Mette
Cortes
Nestor
Norma Gross
Coro! Brister
Burd Winningham
Coro
Laverne Brodie
American Red Cross
Lenny Meyer
Dennis Elliot
Myrtle News Stand
Lete
Don
Mrs
F.a.perkins
Phete
County Facts
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