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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1965

Page

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Myrtle Point Property Taxes Drop 14.8 Mills in 1965

Myrtle Point residents will see a tax cut with the 1965 rate falling from 119.9 to 105.1 mills on a 4000 dollar home, a 14.8 mill reduction tied to a 120000 dollar decline in the school levy. Empire also lowers from 121.3 to 102.8 mills due to consolidation with Coos Bay.

Myrtle Point Francis Flanagan Myrtle Points Empire Coos Bay Flanagan Coos County Oregon

Becky Noyes Attends Southern Oregon Conference

Becky Noyes daughter of Mr and Mrs Laverne Noyes returned from a youth conference on teaching held at Southern Oregon College. She received a Delta Kappa Gamma grant to inspire future teachers and plans to pursue elementary education. Topics covered included innovations teaching as a profession and teacher certification. The group attended Much Ado About Nothing.

Becky Noyes Laverne Noyes Southern Oregon College Myrtle Point Delta Kappa Gamma Becky Rho

Fire incidents involve Coos Bay owner and local services

Volunteers stopped a car fire in a vehicle owned by Robert Taylor of Coos Bay at 3 pm on August 15 on Fourth Street. A city patrolman found the blaze. Volunteers were later called at 10:30 pm on August 17 to Bruce Winningham’s residence to stop a fire in the car engine.

Robert Taylor Coos Bay 4Th Street Bruce Winningham

Coos County Fair Sees Record Attendance and Revenue

The Coos County Fair drew over 25 000 attendees this year, up 2 000 from last year, with 11 000 on Saturday and 1 364 at the Friday Loggers Rodeo. Premiums exceeded 9 200 dollars and commercial booths neared capacity as exhibits and rodeos posted gains.

Coos County Harold Clarno Clarno

Fair Parade Winners Told In The Fair Parade

Coos County Timberettes won first place in the parade held August 14. Bandon high school rally and pep squad claimed second, North Bend high school rally and pep squad took third. Bridge majorettes led junior groups, Myrtle Point Cubettes won intermediate, Myrtle Point Boy Scouts placed third. Individual pets and children winners included Tracy Whetham first, Marilyn Schnurr second, Salevina Granby third. Sherry Weekly and Maurice Weekly earned second, Gaylord Stage and Sandra Horton third in their divisions. Haley and Haley truck by Forrest Egli earned first in commercial. Moon's Hardware took second. Don Evernden third with a log truck entry. Harold Shepherd of Dora slated for heart valve replacement surgery Sept 14 at University of Oregon Medical School hospital, admission Sept 7.

Coos County Timberettes Bandon High School North Bend High School Bridge Cubettes Myrtle Point Ind Ord Tracy Whetham Marilyn Schnurr Salevina Granby Peggy Kiser Harold Sturgill Jody Jill Carl Coffman Sherry Weekly Maurice Weekly Gaylord Sandra Horton Haley

Fair Officers Praised for Smooth Security at Local Fair

Floyd thanked fair officers for efficient security this year. The North Bend police department provided eight officers Friday and six Saturday. Coquille was thanked for special and reserve officers attending the fair across Thursday to Saturday. Special mounted deputy sheriffs noted.

North Bend Police Department Coquille

Football Season Tickets Offered

Football tickets for reserved seats are priced at 1.25 dollars per game and 5.80 dollars for the season. Tickets may be obtained by calling the high school.

Myrtle Point School District Sets 41 Classes Start Date

The Myrtle Point district announces 41 classes begin August 30 with buses on regular schedule. New student registrations occur Friday August 20 and Monday Tuesday August 23 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the high school for schedule changes.

Myrtle Point

Kindergarten Classes Open This August

Kindergarten starts Aug 3 with morning classes at 9 a.m. and an afternoon class at 12 30 p.m. Enrollment open for non enrolled pupils on Aug 30. Tuition 12 dollars monthly, milk free, supplies two dollars at opening. Contact Mrs Lester Simons at 372 2004 for details.

Lester Simons

Accident Ends In Fatal Crash In Oregon Creek

Kenneth Martin Dutschke aged 25 and Ray Hemmings died in an automobile crash on Highway 42 near Glen Aiken Creek between Myrtle Point and Coquille. Police say Dutschke’s westbound car crossed into the turn, plunged 15 feet into a creek, and struck a tree and rock. Ambulances, police, and fire crews responded. both men reportedly died at the scene. Dutschke left four children. Hemmings had three. Mrs Hemmings was in Indiana with the children.

Kenneth Martin Dutschke Riverton Ray Glen Aiken Creek Myrtle Point Coquille Dutschke Mrs. Hemmings Indiana

Police arrest John Orble Rivers on vagrancy charge

John Orble Rivers forty five a former Cliff Wofford carnival concessionaire was charged with vagrancy Monday at 5 a.m. He pleaded guilty and was jailed fined 186 dollars. Authorities held William L. Wilson and David M. Dunn overnight and turned two juveniles over Aug. 13 during the Fair grounds horse loose reports.

John Orble Rivers Red Cliff Wofford Carnival William L. Wilson David M. Dunn

Roland Bowers Closes Myrtle Beach Shop

Roland Bowers has retired, closing the Myrtle Beach shop he operated for years, ending a local business presence.

Roland Bowers Roland Myrtle

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Herald Press Daryl K. Reavis Prise Wittner Coquille River Mele George Prescott Cees Bay al Pierce Jean Leep Leep Legging Company Harold Shepherd Dora University of Oregon Medical School Floyd Deen Sen Police and Coquille Fire Department Hemmings
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