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16 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
1
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William Carl Schuppel of Portland, District 162 Rotary Governor, told Myrtle Point Rotarians the world must build good will and understanding to live peacefully. He highlighted Rotary’s efforts via the Paul Harris Memorial Fund and Rotary Foundation to send future leaders abroad and bring foreigners to the United States. He noted Den Cate of Forest Grove won a scholarship and will soon study at the University of Bern, Switzerland.
Sam Gordon known as The Kibitzer will present three bridge lessons in Myrtle Point October 4 5 and 6 at Myrtle Point Junior High School Gymnasium. Sponsored by the Myrtle Point Junior Women’s Club advance ticket sales are managed by club members. Gordon, Northwest contract bridge pioneer, is a lecturer columnist radio host and author of the Horse Sense method.
Mrs LaFlammes aunt Lorraine Gunoe and Mrs Gunoe's daughter Mrs Guy Campbell, both of Portland, are visiting the LaFlammes starting Monday.
Dr. C L Huffaker University of Oregon studies Coos Rural School Districts finds rapid growth stressing facilities and staff. Enrollment climbs from 90 to 119 at Sunny Hill with 3 teachers and no room. Board attends to salaries budget constraints and fundraising while library books await distribution.
The Powers school district reports a rise in enrollment and staffing. New hires include Mrs. McMillen of Boise for 3rd grade and Mrs. Carl Otte Powers for 1st grade, with several teachers returning or reassigned across the grades and high school.
The Myrtle Clothing and Shoe Company known as The Hub held its annual stockholders meeting on Monday September 13 at the home of Mabe Laird. Officers for 1948-49 were named and the same officers as last year were elected: Fred C True president, Jesse D Clinton vice president, and Mabel Laird secretary treasurer.
Myrtle Point library annual report shows 17728 magazines and books loaned, up 3103 from last year. Adults 11464 loans, children 4736, 1538 magazines. 5904 books owned, 27 magazines, 1 newspaper subscriptions, 6 donated newspapers. Budget and gifts noted. building construction postponed.
Tickets go on sale Friday at Sempert's corner Myrtle Point starting 12 46 pm until 6 pm to speed entry. Fans with tickets or passes use the north entrance gate near the shop for immediate grounds access. West gate sales continue as usual.
James A Norman of Coos Bay Lions and a Bay Area attorney spoke to Myrtle Point Rotary and Lions clubs this week. He addressed juvenile delinquency and anti crime methods, and outlined his early Mooseheart childhood near Chicago as part of his campaign for Coos County district attorney on the Republican ticket.
Ronald Jack Farrier, 17, of Arago, died at Mast hospital after his motorcycle left Highway 42 north of Myrtle Point and struck a tree. He was a student noted for football and basketball and had worked at Thorton Tire Service in Myrtle Point.
Franzen asks elementary students to return home for lunch to ease congestion at the school. He urges as many city students as possible to use lunch periods away from the campus.
Rev Roy K Reed announces a Sunday night sermon at the Assembly of God Church in Myrtle Point. He will use findings from religious groups FBI police welfare to present startling facts on whether tragedy stalks America and invites the public to attend.
The board backs construction of a new grade school in the city and outlines upcoming junior high activities for September 30. Officers from the 1947-48 year include Dima Lehmanowsky as president and Lee Thomas as first vice president among others. Committees are listed for the coming year, with Imogene Dunn handling publicity and health duties assigned to Mrs. Chester Weed and Mrs. Paul Hammer.
Bobcats coach plans to use deceptive formations against Tiger foes with a mix of single wing and fullback spins. Senior Carl Morris and sophomore Jim Krantz alternate at fullback as practice sharpens for Friday. A large squad in suits includes backs such as Morris Krantz Hatfield Mortensen Bingham Hayes and many more.
Three occupants of a De Soto sedan escaped serious injury when the car rolled over several times on the Powers highway near Broadbent early Monday. John H Ballew of Oakland Oregon said the oncoming driver's spotlight blinded him. Passengers suffered minor scratches and bruises while Ballew and another occupant had cuts and head injuries.
A city report notes fines issued to two men for tampering with parking meters. Investigations verify unlawful manipulation of coin mechanisms leading to penalties. Authorities caution against meter tampering and remind the public of proper parking practices.
Harold Clarno praises his own horse as Myrtle Point Saddle Club and Myrtle Point Roping Club organize Coos County Horsemen's Day. The event on the Saddle Club grounds features a Clarno-Barklow race and a day of festivity with donations of labor and equipment for the property.
Nancy Haga, Myrtle Point Union high school valedictorian and 1948 graduate, has been pledged to Alpha Xi Delta on the University of Oregon campus after rush week. She was among 254 girls pledged by 16 sorority houses at UO.
The article notes Sgt Brown, who first joined the Army during the European Theatre of Operations in World War II, reentered service later and was assigned to the current unit after serving in the Tohoku region on Marsbu land.
Myrtle Point Boating Rod and Gun Club members voted to circulate petitions for a boat dock on the Coquille river near Myrtle Point. Ray Collier E C Roberts and Rev W A Tom Forrest named to handle petitions. Forrest reported that 480 pheasants were planted along the Coquille this summer and noted long term conservation work by Southwestern Sportsmen's Association.
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