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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1966

Page

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Planning Commission Opposes School Site Location

Myrtle Point Planning Commission opposed the District 41 site for a new school citing traffic patterns and safety, service costs, and potential sprawl. They also recommended the city council reject an alley vacation at the east end between Bill and Koys Mobile Service and Shell Service Station, urging public interest review.

Planning Commission Myrtle Point Panning Commission Slte Ibmnits Bill Koy City Council Bill Axe Roy Shell Shell Oil Company Citys Council East Maple Street John Dayton Henry A Schroeder and Sons Furniture Company Elton Schroeder

Airplane To Apply Fertilizer At $1 Acre Cost Here This Fall

Coos County Extension Agent Lynn Cannon notes that airplanes from Mulkey Spray Service of Klamath Falls will cover sub clover hill pastures in October. Fertilizer costs are 1 cent per pound with a $1 minimum per acre, and ranchers must supply and transport fertilizer to the landing. Phosphate fertilizer has boosted yields in trials, aiding rough hill pastures where ground equipment is hard to use. In 1965 about 800 acres in Coos County were treated, with Douglas County totaling around 3000 acres since 1962. Ranchers who want aerial fertilizer must return county questionnaires or call the extension office.

Coss County Coos County Lynn Cannon Mulkey Spray Klamath Falls Douglas County

Berylalee Winningham Installed Worthy Advisor Of Elgin Rainbow For Girls

Berylalee Winningham daughter of Mr and Mrs William Winningham was installed Worthy Advisor of Elgin Assembly Rainbow for Girls No 37 at 2 PM Sunday at the Masonic hall. Installing officer Beck a Brodie assisted by Beck ie Noyes and others. Following the ceremony the group carried flowers and the rainbow theme with blue silver and white decor. Refreshments served to a large crowd.

Berylalee Winningham Elgin Assembly Rainbow William = Winningham Elgin Assembly No Rainbow Masonic Hall Becka Brodie Beckie Noyes Robert Hogan Joan Dement Charles Wooldridge CIA McGarry Donna McClellan Carol Campbell Miss Winningham Mike and Walt LeRoy Richards Elgin John Nelson Myrtle Lodge AF & AM Susan Blanton Queen of Jobs Daughters Coquille Jotn Pember Coos Bay de Molay Brian Baeg de Mol Bert Philips Gerald Nelson Methodist Church Elgin Assembly

Bobcats Face Glide Friday In A 2 Circuit Clash

The Bobcats host Glide Friday night in a high stakes A 2 match. Myrtle Pont sits at fifth seed as Glide brings a 13 0 opening win into the showdown.

Bobcats Glide Myrtle Pont

Highway Cafe Change of Ownership at Mar-Bee Cafe

Jean Leep and Hilda Songer take ownership of the Mar-Bee Cafe effective September 5 and will operate under the Highway Cafe name. Songer brings 25 years as a restaurant cook with recent work at Sunset Inn and Del Rogue. Richard Belloni, injured in a Friday football game, underwent major surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital after being taken from the game.

Jean Leep Hilda Songer Highway Cafe Songer Sunset Inn Gold Beach Richard Belloni Harold Bellonis Newport Good Samaritan Hospital Portland John Belloni Richard Good Samariteas

County Receives Boat Ramp Funds in Coos County

Coos county received matching funds from the State Marine Board to build a Riverton boat ramp. County will match 3875 dollars, with work starting soon on two acres owned by the State Game Commission along the Coquille Bandon highway.

Coos County State Marine Board Riverton Walter Barklow Barksow State Game Commission Coquille- Bandon Highway

Herald Opens Gold Bond Stamp Campaign To Benefit Organizations

The Herald launches a Gold Bond stamp subscription drive offering 700 stamps to new or renewing subscribers at 4 per year inside the county and 5 outside. An extra 26 stamps go to donors for a registered organization, with groups such as Friendly Neighbors Club, Nazarene Missionary Society, and Coos Genealogical Forum named as beneficiaries.

Herald the Herald Autecriber Gold Bond Stamp Company Friendly Neighbors Club of Catching Creek LeRay VFW

Enrollment Drops 39 Students Districtwide

Superintendent Joe Stewart released totals for 41 schools showing 1471 students this year, down from 1506 last year. The high school has 463 students up from 441, elementary totals sit at 1007, two fewer teachers, and per-school figures list Arago 59 Bridge 180 Broadbent 2 Dora 30 Maple 131 Myrtle Crest 400 Spruce 117 and the high school 460. Grades data show counts across each grade, with five first grades 117, six second grades 118, five third grades 118, five fourth grades 125, five fifth grades 120, five sixth grades 1238, two seventh grades 136, ninth 134, tenth 119, eleventh 103, and twelfth 105.

Joe Stewart Dora Maple Myrtle Crest

Graveside Rites for Lola Kring Held in Myrtle Crest

Graveside services for Mrs. Lola Kring were held at Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens at 10 a.m. Friday with Father Bruce Spencer of the Episcopal Church officiating. Mrs. Kring died July 18 in Seal Beach and was cremated there. A longtime Myrtle Point resident, she and her husband Ralph, longtime Security Bank employee, were active in the Episcopal Church and Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. The couple later moved to California. Mr. Kring arrived Sept. 8 from Seal Beach for recovery from surgery and was visiting with friends Mr. and Mrs. Ted Green of Broadbent.

Lola Kring Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens Bruce Spencer The Episcopal Church Kring Seal Beach Myrtle Point Ralph Security Bank Krings Masonic Lodge Eastern Star California Seal Beech Ted Green Broadbent

VGN Kickoff Slated Today at Myrtle Point Dinner

VGN campaign workers plan a 7 30 p m dinner meeting at St Monica Hall Coos Bay led by Amos Reed McLaren School for Boys superintendent Local women's volleyball revival set for Maple Primary School gym 7 30 p m start with a 9 30 to 10 p m end. women may join for a small weekly fee for gym rental contact Mrs Ernest Evernden at 572 5971 for details

Myrtle Point United Good Neighbors St. Monica Hall Coos Bay Amos Reed McLaren School For Boys Ann Roush Curt Beckham Joe Martinka Bill Hamilton Wayne Babcock al Hall Bob Hogan Charles Maple Ernest Evernden

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