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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

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Mast family farm life on the Coquille River farmstead

The Mast family, led by Hollis and Ann, settled on 1200 acres along the North Fork of the Coquille River after trekking to Oregon. They split land with relatives, raise cattle, sheep and dairy, face coyotes and government trappers, and value humor as a pillar of farm life. Their children hold roles in Medford, Redmond, and Oregon State. one plans a New Zealand agriculture exchange.

Wallace William Mast Oregon Maine Hans Ann Coquille River Lloyd Mary Ann Varmits Old Mast Hollis Webb Bers Fairview Wmith JoAnn Medford Dan Farm Home Administration Redmond Bill Oregon State University Corvallis New Zealand

Oregon banker sees modest U.S. economic recovery ahead

Robert F. Wallace of First National Bank of Oregon says the national outlook remains modest yet positive. He cites end of major strikes, housing gains, rising capital spending, and controlled inflation as signals supporting a gradual recovery through 1977 and beyond.

Moscst Oregon Robert F. Wallace First National Bank of Oregon Wallace

Rescue unit aids sportsmen seeks volunteers

Coos County Search and Rescue, formed six years ago and led by Ray Kaiser, assists emergencies from Sgt. Ron Capps. Members train in map reading and survival, operate four wheel units, and volunteer without pay. The club seeks younger members, with membership at 3 per person and 8 for a family. Contact Bob Hysell at 572-2517.

Bandon Powers Coos County Bob Hysell Hysell

Swine flu clinics mapped across Coos County in December

Dr A B Munroe announced high risk child clinics and last chance clinics for adults in early December. Some 12 000 residents have been immunized and over 200 volunteers assist the program led by Bruce Root. Adults 18 24 should get boosters and attend a last chance clinic. Sessions run December 9 at North Bend IWA Hall 4 to 8 pm, December 13 at Coquille Community Building 4 to 8 pm, with additional events in Coquille and Bandon later in the week.

A.B Munroe Coos County Bruce Root I.W.A Neeth Bend Coquille Righ Coquille Community Building

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Public meeting on Broadbent Powers Highway proposals

Oregon State Highway Division schedules a public meeting on Wednesday December 8 at 6 30 p m in Powers Moose Lodge Hall 684 First St Powers to present current proposals for the Broadbent Powers section reflecting citizen input from last year s public hearing Also noted is an open house at Andrew Eagle Detoxification Center 780 Commercial St Coos Bay Friday noon to 2 p m and Saturday 1 to 8 p m The center operated by Coos County Council on Alcoholism offers a five bed residence for men and women Call 756 2332 for details.

Oregon State Highway Division Broadbent-Powers Powers Moose Lodge First St Powers Andrew Eagle Commercial St Coos Bay Coos County Council On

Coos County Seeks Task Force Volunteers and 4-H Alumni Honor

Coos County Planning Department invites residents with interests in agricultural and forest lands and estuarine resources to join task forces for the comprehensive plan. Applications due December 9 at room 102 courthouse. Meetings open to the public. Salvation Army seeks seasonal volunteers and donations to help needy neighbors during the holidays. contact Jim Overhuls at 572 2124 or mail to Salvation Army Portland. Gulstrom honored with 4-H alumni pin by Pacific Power and Light at the 21st banquet. Myrtle Point and county leaders praised his service and his family’s ongoing involvement in 4-H and youth leadership.

Coos County Salvation Army Jim Overhuls P.O Portland Ore Gulstrom Pacific Power and Light Company Mary Anne Greenland Glen Gulstrom Myrtle Point

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