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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

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Myrtle Point Chamber nominates slate for 1973 offices

Mitch Myers, president, names a three member committee Chet Weed Ben Daniels and Milton Schroeder to select candidates for 1973 chamber officers. Al Cartwright may not seek the presidency next year. officers to be elected at January meeting. The Lindsay complex on View Street prompts zoning concerns and possible permit revocation action by the city.

Mitch Myers Myrtle Poin Kertle Point Lindsay View Street

Myrtle Point Council Pledges Back Police Chief Summers

The Myrtle Point City Council voiced strong support for Police Chief Bé Summers amid a Coos County Grand Jury probe into malfeasance of office allegations. Subpoenas required city officials. tape recordings of grand jury proceedings may be released under court order.

Myrtle Point Bé Summers Cocos County Grand Jury Clarence Ralph Summers Myrtle Poin Leona Shields Jim Myers Coos County Frank Mele @rum Robert Brasch Jim Howe Meldrun Velertin Hattose Brasch Grand Jary Myr the Point Department

Photo proofs to be shown at Herald office next week

The Herald offers a free color portrait to each subscriber who took part in the recent offer. The photographer will display proofs at the Herald office Tuesday December 26 and Wednesday December 27 from 2 to 8 p.m. and 1 to 7 p.m. respectively.

The Herald

Bosco Honored for 25 Years at Georgia-Pacific Coos County

Joseph Bosco was among 22 employees honored for 25 years of service by Georgia Pacific at a recent Awards Banquet. He received a squid watch from Harry A. Merlo as a recognition of his 25 years with Georgia Pacific and its predecessor in Coos County.

Joseph Bosco Georgia-Pacific Corporation Bosco Marty A. Merle Bosco Sa Comallie Maple Street Myrtle Point Squid Watch Harry A. Merlo G-P Georgia- Pacific Coos County Joseph Griffis Raymond Barr Oscar W. Ako Helen M. Aber Reuben Durlund Mugh B. Fults John Harding Russell B. Rydlend James G. Houg Archie D. Rackleff, Jr Milo Nelson Donald E. Wolgamott Kenneth J. Kirkpatrick Lous R. Scunick Theodore R. Stallard Fred A. Griswoki Earl J. Capps Lowell Stadden William R. Tucker Neil Carlson James McIntosh Charles H. Fellows Georgia-Pacific Coquille Plant Myrtin Point

Bank Debits Rise in Coos County in 1978

A University of Oregon survey shows October 1978 bank debits across 10 Coos County banks higher than October 1971. Totals: October 1972 986,961,000. September 1972 47,000,000. October 1971 66,890,000. 5 banks reported a 4.7 percent increase.

Coos County University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research Oregon

Myrtle Point reader notes a cold season ahead

The Myrtle Point Ep notes an unusually cold spell with temperatures near ten degrees above zero and frozen pipes, likening it to historic cold snaps from 1866 and 1963. The author jokes about winter lore, reflects on past winters, and muses that a milder spell may follow as fall ends and Myrtle nuts diminish.

North Pole Alaska Myrtle Point Weber Hom Bevel Myrtle Polm

Candlelight Christmas Service Planned at Myrtle Point Church

The general public is invited to a Candlelight Christmas Service on Sunday Christmas Eve at 10 pm at United Methodist Church in Myrtle Point.

United Methodist Church Myrtle Point

Murphy Veneer Co expands plans in Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point City Council learned Murphy Veneer Co plans a five year expansion adding a veneer plant and sawmill. The firm would hire about 100 workers and require extending Willow Street to the mill yard for truck access. Mayor Pro Tem Tom Edgar Meen read the letter supporting extended cooperation.

Rover Lane Stover Lane 80Th Street Tom Guerin Oregon State Highway Division Maple Street Jim Howe Edgar Moon Ervin Wilberger Myrtle Pelt Merpty Veneer Co K Myrtle Peint Spare Tom Edgar Meen Willow Street

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