November employment on South Coast stabilizes after sharp jobless jump
J D Cunningham of the Coos Bay Oregon State Employment Service reports that November saw a resumed normal seasonal pattern in South Coast employment with lumber and wood products cutting back, some mills pausing hiring, and a few layoffs projected for December. He notes declines in contract construction, minimal food products activity after shrimp season ends, and a potentially improved crab outlook. Unemployment claims for November remained below October, signaling a rebound from prior cutbacks.
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Post Office Opens All Day on Saturdays for Christmas
Myrtle Point Postmaster V. Schroeder announced the loanl post office will be open all day on Saturdays December 14 and 21 for mailing Christmas cards and parcels. The lobby displays stamp starter kits Stamps & Stories albums and jiffy bags with staff offering greetings to patrons.
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Santa to visit Myrtle Point again this Saturday
Santa Clause returns to Myrtle Point in front of Security Bank to greet children and hand out candy from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m. Lost children can call 672-0808 to talk with Santa via the Hello Gana program sponsored by the Myrtle Polar Jaycees.
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Retail panel to meet at Myrtle Point Friday
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee will hold a meeting Friday starting at 12 noon at the Colony Restaurant. The agenda includes local retail issues and collaborative discussion among business members.
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Myrtle Crest plans winter activity schedule for students
Myrtle Crest School announces an after class activities program with teachers volunteering to offer weekly sessions in hobbies and crafts. Winter topics include pottery dancing chess postermaking fencing knitting puppetry and engine repair. After seven sessions a new set of topics will be offered and volunteers from the Myrtle Patn community are sought to assist.
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Myrtle Crest
Christmas Tree Permits Available in Powers Ranger District
Harold Simes of the Powers Ranger District announced that Christmas tree permits will again be issued to individuals. Each household may obtain one permit per tree at the Powers office in Pow, to allow local families to cut their own trees from the Siskiyou National Forest. Simes noted that these trees come from young rate stands needing thinning and benefit future timber while meeting a public need.
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Harold Simes
Powers Ranger District
Siskiyou National Forest
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