Bobcat Yearbook Awarded Top National Rating
Myrtle Point high school’s yearbook The Bobcat earned an A from the National School Yearbook Association in Columbia Missouri, placing it in the nation’s top ten percent. Judges praised comprehensive coverage and photography. Editors were Deidra Hubbell and Rick Pullen.
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Myrtle Point High School
National School Yearbook Association
Columbia
NYSA
William H. Taft
University of Missouri
Bobcat
Hensive
Deidra Hubbell
University of Oregon
Rick Pullen
Pullen
Age breakdown at South Western Oregon college
The liberal arts and sciences division reports 63 percent of its students are aged 15 to 22. This reflects the institution's youthful undergraduate enrollment and concentration in early college years.
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South Western Oregon College
Liberal Arts
Myrtle Crest Junior High Opens Season With 14 7 Victory
Myrtle Crest junior high beat Bandon 14 to 7 on the local field in the season opener. Bruce Thrower connected with John Meldrum on a long pass for a touchdown, with Belloni adding the extra point. The Cubs showed potential in the second half as Rex King added a late point after a drive. Leaders included Lenny Meyers, Roger Barklow, Eddie Donovan, and Wayne Carpenter on offense, Frank Bartlett on defense, with Bruce Thrower and Carpenter also shining in the backfield. They next host Reedsport and then Empire on October 6 at 10 a.m.
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Myrtle Crest Junior High
Bandon
Pe Myrtle Crest
Bruce Thrower
John Meldrum
Belloni
Rex King
Myrtle Crest
Lenny Meyers
Roger Barklow
Eddie Donovan
Wayne Carpenter
Frank Bartlett
Reedsport
Empire
Elks Fall Championship Headed to Semi Finals
In golf tournament action at Coquille Valley Elks Country Club leaders emerged across flights. Notable results include Nichols over Calvert, Haug over Dement, Novak over Gardner, Hauschildt over Henry, Knight over Coquille, and McLarrin toppling A Hall in championship flight.
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Elks
Ben Nichols
Don Calvert
Bob Haug
Harry Dement
Marty Novick
Jay Gardner
Jim Hauschildt
Art Henry
Stan Knight
Coquille Valley Elks Country
Jack McLarrin
A Hall
Erv Dettinen
Bud Meek
Don Aasen
Don Young
Larry Wilson
Bob Ley
George Linn
Tony Milosevich
Ed Howe
Roy Robinson
Pete Goodbrad
Chuck Mas- Maniman
Clayton Mast
George Alett
Jack Sturza
Ron Whiteside
Steve Novak
Milt Roth
Bill Kistner
Jack Murdoch
Russ Holiman
Bob Whiteside
Frank Meeldrum
Bill Downing
Bob Mast
Howard Hancock
Ed Engstram
Howard Acheson
Ralph Whit
Legionnaires Seize Big Delegation for National Convention
One of the largest delegations of Legionnaires will attend the American Legion national convention in Las Vegas October 5 to 11. The Oregon Department aims to bring the world’s largest veterans group to Portland in 1966 for a similar gathering.
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American Legion
Las Vegas
New
Department of Oregon
Veterans’ Organization
Portland
Remote News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Bud Miller and Jim spent a night at their Sandy creek home while Mr Miller works for Brownie Coldiron Logging. Vivian Hill heads to University of Oregon for freshman year as her parents bring her to Eugene. Visitors include Herb Anderson Don Bowers Tony Stenman and Einc Usitalo family from Coquille Grants Pass Torrance North Bend and Charleston. Local moves include Jim Weathers and family to Powers and the Stricklands staying on Sandy creek while the Coon hunting trip occurs. Gene Radford and sons dined with Howard Glazier in Empire.
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Bud Miller
Jim
Allegany
Miller
Brownie Coldiron Logging Company
Sandy Creek
John Hill
Vivian
Eugene
University of Oregon
Charles Bowers
Herb Anderson
Coquille
Don Bowers
Tony Stenman
Grants Pass
Einc Usitalo
Roger
Torrance
Calif
Usitalo
Hill
Ray Buleon
Charleston
Gene Buleson
Bud
Gladys Chase
Ed Weichum
Earl Steig
Kathy
Mott
North Dakota
Jim Weathers
Powers
Forrest Strickland
North Bend
Otto Coon
Oregon
Gene Radford and Sons
Empire
Howard Glazier
Coos-Curry Electric discusses annual meeting in Brookings
Sitkum News reports the 24th annual Coos-Curry Electric meeting in Brookings on Sept 15 with officers reelected including President Ivan Laird and Vice President Fred Adams. The piece notes local visits, relatives, and community events such as Operation Swallow and World’s Fair outings surrounding the Lairds and other families through mid September.
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Ivan Laird
Coos -Curry Electric Corporation
Brookings
Fred Adams
Dave Philpott
Rudy Sherych
Reedsport
Sherych
Walter Reid
Sherychs
Coos Bay
Carren Cone
University
Eugene
Cone
Cheryl
Curtis Witt
Matt Reison
Douglas Post
Salem
Mark
Bruce Shelton
Coquille
Ray Shelton
Robert Shelton
Seattle
Sylvia Reisen
Inlaw
Walter Reisen
J. A. Phillips
Langlois
Roy Shelton
Bruce
North Bend
Harvey Nixon
Sheltons
Old Mexico
Dr. Bunch
Christian Church
Malley Laird
Myrtle Point
Joe Quichon
Allegany
Roy Mast
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RSI
Ford
Faleen
Detroit
Paul Greig
Don Wolgamott
Dutch Clinton
Phil Belanger
Roy Stein
Don Warner
Stan Dornath
Harold Belloni
Legionnaires
America
Ford Oemant
Gale
uRsete
Palern
Lounsbury
Ford Sales
E. 3Rd St
Remote News
Sitkum News
Puyallup
Wash
Ray Clarno
Henry A. Schroeder and Sons Thrift
Wringer
Chest of Drawers
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons Thrift Store
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