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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
13
The notice outlines variance procedures with required site plans public hearings and five day post decision notices. It details filing fees forms appeals notices and hearing requirements including 250 foot neighbor notices and a January 2 1974 City Hall hearing.
The Dora Lariats Horse 4H group hosted their annual Christmas carol exchange on Friday in the Dora area. Participants included Joe Reynolds and family with guests Gayle Holt and Dale Holt among others. The event ended with a vote to honor Mr. Reynolds as an honorary 4H member and Christmas wishes for peace on Earth.
Christmas visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Washburn and Dennis of Oak Harbor Washington visiting Mrs. Walter Graham and family. Kinberly Train and Karen Wilsum return home from Oregon for the holidays. Several wedding attendees from Martie Paint Frida evening include Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gulstrom and others. Local students return home for holidays from Oregon institutes and Multnomah Bible College. The Broadbent Church held a Christmas Candlelight service with a large choir and soloists. Marty Stone returns home for Christmas with the Stone family.
Wood Products Credit Union will be the new name for the former Weyerhaeuser Federal credit union after a majority of members approved the conversion from a federally chartered to a state charter. Arche Brown announced the decision noting 80 percent of ballots returned favored the change. The expanded charter opens membership to Wood Products employees in various locations including Springfield Cottage Grove and South Bend operations. Assets exceed 1.5 million with about 2 decades of growth and the credit union now serves Wood Products employees statewide.
The Gold Beach Ranger District announced the helicopter logging sale of Lawson Creek and related timber to George and Walker of Coos Bay. Douglas fir brought $100 per MBF, Port Orford cedar $1089.05 per MBF, white pine and conifers sold at fixed appraised prices, totaling $875,387.94. Jim Ed of the Timber Management Department is Sale Administrator, noting the sale reduces disease risk by avoiding road construction.
Industry leaders testified before the House Agriculture subcommittee supporting H.R. 11320 a ten year National Forest management program modeled on long range defense planning The measure would stabilize funding and policy for a half century bringing more jobs timber and revenue to the Pacific Northwest with annual gains in wood products and forested land use experts urged careful consideration of environmental impacts and sustained funding to avoid future shortages.
The Save On Food Store at KS West Main Coquille offers tender meats dairy and kitchen goods with large volume discounts and LSDA inspected items. Aiming to keep stock complete editors of the 1973 Renew highlight friendly service and efficient management inviting readers to visit.
The Lounsbury Ford dealership at 16 East 3rd, Coquille, promotes Ford autos and trucks with a complete service and parts department. They claim customer satisfaction is key and highlight a good selection of new and used vehicles including the Durier mini-pickup.
United Electric Service Inc a leading wholesale firm in the region operates at 3 West 2nd Coquille and 549 South Broadway Coos Bay offering electrical ignition parts air and hydraulic hose and related service The firm emphasizes fair methods low wholesale prices and customer satisfaction earning confidence and patronage from the community The writers extend best wishes for a successful 1974.
ID cards will be issued by the Motor Vehicles Department starting January 2. Applicants must appear in person at designated centers with birth proof. The cards resemble driver licenses but clearly state Not a License to Drive. Fees vary by issuance date and range from 15 to 30 dollars. the card may replace the original with a two year validity.
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