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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
8
Sal mon and steelhead fishermen must return 1965 punch cards to the game commission by May 1 following year's end. Many anglers already submitted. over half remain. Noncompliance may deny a salmon steelhead license. Cards accepted via license dealers collection boxes or direct at 1634 SW Alder, Portland.
Coos County Intermediate Education District levy is not a tax beyond local budgets except 3 percent for teacher services through the District Center. The county wide levy is shared to districts by pupil count, reducing local levies. total plan totals 2 451 539 50 with 132 006 22 above the 6 percent limit, and $156.66 per child to districts like Myrtle Point, Powers, and Coos Bay.
The Eugene Gleemen will perform Sunday May 1 at 7 30 p m in Coos Bay North Bend area. The 60 to 70 member group last appeared in 1954 and has since made broadcasts records and public concerts. Proceeds support Rotary youth activities. Tickets 1 50 for adults 3 for students available from Rotarians or at the door with no reserved seats.
Intermediate Education District plans a 6 30 p m training for school bus drivers in Coos County with Tom Walker and Harvey Wright from the state education department, to be held at Tioga Hotel. another session is planned for fall in the southern county. Rummage sale notices from Una Rebekah Lodge and American Legion list dates in April.
Remote News notes Mrs. George Clarneo Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers from Eugene working on a ranch this past weekend. Mrs. Glen Brown hosted a surprise birthday party with cards dancing and visiting. Don Brown and Jim arrived unexpectedly en route from Los Angeles to Seattle on business.
The item notes a family picnic by Rogue River with Mr and Mrs Ben Rutsell and daughters from Worth Bend, plus Mr Betts and Mr and Mrs Bloyd. Also present were former Remote residents Mr and Mrs Max Harmon from Port They. their son Dick, wounded in Viet Nam, had been flown to Japan.
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