Public vote set Monday on MP school tax levy
The Myrtle Point School District 41 tax levy election is set for next Monday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at six polling places including Myrtle Crest, Dora, Broadbent, Arago, and Bridge Elementary Schools. The overall levy totals 900?000, with 157,531 within the six per cent limit and a 290,000 reduction planned from state basic support funds.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest School
Dora
Broadbent
Arago
Bridge
District 41
4 H horse club fund drive set for April 10 in Coos County
Coos County 4 H horse club members led by Lyla L Brown plan door to door fundraising on Saturday April 10 to benefit the American Cancer Society. The effort also promotes cancer awareness and regular medical exams amid local tax levy notes and district comparisons.
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Coos County
Lyla L. Brown
Extendon Agen
American Cancer Society
Trict
Joe Stewart
Bandon
Forestry tour set to observe forest management practices
A forestry tour scheduled for Saturday April 16 at Elliott State Forest in Northern Coos County invites all farm forestry enthusiasts. Participants meet at 9 a.m. at Coos Forest Protective Association headquarters in Bay Park Coos Bay, with a 4 p.m. return, observing management practices at several stops. Bring a sack lunch and rain gear.
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Elliott Sate Forest
Coos County
Coos-Curry Small Woodlands Association
Sam McCauley
Coos Forest Protective Association
Bay Park
Coos Bay
Julan F. ‘Slim’ Miller
Coos Curry Farm Forester
Eliottgate Forest
Bank debits show gain in February 1971
Debits for February 1971 totaled 968000200 with January 1971 at 40148900 and February 1971 at 989764006. Oregon had 306 banks reporting a 3 percent reference in February 1971 versus January 1971, with each reference per February and February in West compared to February.
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Oregon
Jomeey
Eac
Wess
Budget approval seals Mycle Point city plan for 1971 72
The City Budget Committee adopted an 861 399 operating budget for Mycle Point for 1971 72. Seventy percent of funds go to water and sewage upgrades, street lighting with 7000 lumen lamps, and a road repaving program over eight years costing about 960 000. A 121 921 levy funds balance, with 42 700 outside the six percent limit, and a tax election is slated for late April.
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City Budget Committee
Mycle Point
Mytle Point
Packwood presses for Coast Guard air station at Coos Bay
Senator Packwood testified in Washington that establishing a Coast Guard Air Station at Coos Bay would deter foreign fleets from fishing within the 12 mile limit. He introduced a $4.2 million proposal with an initial $9.42 million appropriation for construction, aircraft, and facilities to protect domestic fishing.
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Oregon Sea
Bob Packwood
Washington, D. C
Coast Guard
Coos Bay
United Sates
Packwood
Senate Commerce Committees
Masons Plan Play Preview of The King and I
Myrtle Lodge No. 78 hosts a public school program by the high school music department under Harvey Harms. Excerpts from The King and I will be previewed at the Masonic hall April 8 at 7 p.m. The full public show is set for late April at Myrtle Point High School. Past Masters night is April 10, with two 80 year members Flentge Perkins and Claude Endicott receiving 50 year pins. Guest speaker Dan Baptist of Portland discusses The Working Tools of Masonry.
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Myrtle Lodge No. 78
Harvey Harms
Myrtle Point High School
Masonic Hall
Flentge Perkins
Claude Endicott
Dan Baptist
Portland
Safeway Introduces Daily Discount Policy in Myrtle Point
Safeway Stores announces a new daily discount pricing structure in the Myrtle Point store. Division manager Fred MacRae says operation costs stay low to maintain customer convenience and service while offering lower prices on all departments except government controlled and Fair Traded items. No changes to quality or guarantee.
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Fred MacRae
Safeway Stores, Inc
Myffle Point
Coos-Curry Electric Co operative annual meeting set
Coos Curry Electric Cooperative will hold its annual membership meeting in Brookings Saturday April 24 1971. Doors open at 9 a.m. for registration with the business session at 10 a.m. Congressman John R Dellenback will be keynote speaker. Lunch is at noon with afternoon entertainment.
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Coos
Curry Electric Cooperative
Brookings
Titorium
Brookingshabor High School
John R. Dellenback
Fourth District
Oregon
Local educators to join Phi Delta Kappa in Southwest Oregon
Fourteen area educators will be initiated into Phi Delta Kappa International on Thursday April 1 after a dinner at the Colony Club in Myrtle Point. The ceremony will be performed by Dr. Wendell Wakson and a Corvallis Chapter team. the club will receive its Chapter Charter on April 17 from International headquarters staff.
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Phi Delta Kappa International
Colony Club
Myrtle Point
Wendell Wakson
Corvallis
PDK
Oregon
International Headquarters
New
Chapu
Phi Delta Kappa
Garry L. Abrahamson
Richard J. Chiesa
Paul F. Fransen
Earl G. Gordon
Wiliam Richardson
Phillip Schermerhorn
Coos Bey
John W. Crowley
Tracy A. Rasmussen
George J. Tait
North Bend
Ronald Handke
Jimmie D. Stuckey
Florence
Jerry Coffendorfer
Alfred G. Johnson
Lawrence S. Phillips
Coquille
Southwest
Jack £. Brookins
Timothy D. Neil
Fred K. Pacher
John Rulifson
James R. Piercey
Robert E. Bright
James C. Ulum
Thomas J. Walker
Robert 8. Bordner
William N. Grannell
Robert N. Alexander
Donald D. Bruce
John H. Christiansen
Benjamin BR. Beanel
Tennison F. Haley
Bay Area
al Reiner
Clyde Townsend
Joel G. Smith
Karl D. Schmidt
Robert W. Schultz
Myron E. Vicek
Ronald D. Romney
George L. Johnson
Andy Kemm
Joe H. Stewart
Jimmie King
Judd Brown
Ang Phi Delta Kappa
Howard E. Watkins
Coos County Youth Attend Portland 4-H Industrial Tour
About 100 Oregon 4-H members from Coos County joined the 10th annual Portland tour visiting Milwaukie Occupational Skills Center Hanae Industries Halton Tractor Co and Sperry Rand New Holland. The event opened March 25 and showcased construction electrical electronics and farm equipment careers.
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Oregon
Portland
Lyle L. Brown
Coos
Keith Mintenge
Ed Summers
Myrtle Point
Terry Russell
David Scolori
Coquille
Dan Biasca
Richard Biasca
Keith Johnsca
Clark Rooke
Coos Bay
Roger Johnsca
Alen Jehnecs
North
Milwaukie
New Holland
Sperry Rand Corp
Farm Implement Company
Halton Tractor Company
Brown
Oregon Professor to Speak on Global Oil Spills
Shirl Boyce of the University of Oregon will present at the Bay Area Environmental Committee meeting at Empire Lakes Neighborhood Center at 7 30 p m. His talk titled A Regional Approach to On Pollution will discuss legal issues and regional solutions based on oil spill research at the Institute of International Affairs and studies in Puget Sound.
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Shirl Boyce
University of Oregon
Bay Area Environmental Committee
Empire Lakes Neighborhoo Center
Boyce
Institute of International Affairs
Puget Sound
Myrtle Point Set Public Hearing On Supplemental Budget
A public hearing for a proposed supplemental budget of Myrtle Point is scheduled for 8 p.m. next Monday in the city hall council chambers. The plan includes water and sewer improvements funded by a $320,000 budget, to be raised by bonds approved by voters.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon water works operators complete OSU short school
Harry T. Rolfe of Powers was among 167 water works operators from across Oregon who finished a three day short school at Oregon State University March 22 24. The program sponsored annually aids cities water districts and utilities to reduce public health hazards and promote efficient operation of water systems. The Oregon State Board of Health cooperates with the OSU Department of Civil Engineering in offering basic and advanced training for operators and purification plant staff.
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Harry T. Rolfe
Powers
Oregon
Oregon State University
Oregon State Board of Health
OSU Department of Civil Engineering
Heart Fund campaign in Myrtle Point raises funds
Campaign chairman Mrs. Kenneth Galloway reported 9626.18 raised in the Myrtle Point Heart Fund drive. Business donations totaled 328 with 214.93 from Heart Sunday canvass and 63.25 from other sources. Appreciation was given to Jim Chapel and to Myrtle Point High School National Honor Society volunteers who handled door decorations during Heart Sunday.
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Myrtle Palnt
Kenneth Galloway
Campaig
Galloway
Abe
Gallowey
Jim Chapel
Myrtle Pole High School
National Honor Society
Heart
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Gary A. Wimberly
Joan
California
Need
Masons
Safeway
Bile
Policcw
Southwest Oregon Pdk Club
Bery Baker
Clyde Head
Wesley Hedeen
Chet Sutphin
Shriners
Pendleton
la Grande
Andy Klemm
Heart Fund
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