02 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
1
Myrtle Point failed to meet its goal by 30 pints on Monday as the Bloodmobile collected 45 pints. Coqure outdid Myrtle Point with 100 pints while Rotary and Tions competed, and Mrs Jack Fills earned a two gallon pin with Frank Mel Irani reaching three gallons. Twenty four workers aided the Bloodmobile aiding the Viet Nam effort.
PP and L open house today with a civic meeting to follow. Elks kitchen will open Saturday February 4 with dinners and the annual rat feed set for Sunday February 5 at 2:00 PM with menu items described and noted attendees.
The annual dairy industry meeting is scheduled for February 7 in Coquille. Attendees include leaders from the Dairy Association and related groups. Officials will discuss production trends, cooperative efforts, and certification programs.
The Coos Concert Association launches a membership drive with a four to five week window on a first come first served basis or until sold out. Members are urged to contact the designated worker prior to February 25 to confirm their status and avoid delays.
At the January 25 meeting the board discussed raises for classified and certified staff in district 410. Classified staff sought a ten percent raise on all routes. maintenance and activity staff proposed hourly increases. The board offered a $5,800 base with full insurance for teachers after negotiations.
The line defines a borrower as a man who tries to live within your means. It reflects a cautionary view on debt and financial restraint often attributed to old time perspectives.
Oregon tourist figures show 6 547 000 visitors passed through the state last year. California supplied 2 463 000 of them, over 44 percent, helping push Oregon’s tourist industry to a record high as population stood at 1999 780. State highway engineer Forrest Cooper released the data.
Port commissioners from Coquille and Bandon met at Myrtle Hotel on Wednesday January 31 to discuss debris problems from the December flood and river edge logging. Present were Coquille leaders Detefsen Laird Whitberger Ralph. Bandon leaders Eyes Evens Kronenburg Sheedy Hull. They planned unified action with public support and letters to legislators, inviting agencies including Game and Fish, Forest Services, and Corps of Engineers to future meetings.
The Ground Hog Feed returns on February 4 from 5 30 p m to 8 00 p m in Bridge school cafeteria. All you can eat pancakes sausage and eggs priced for adults and children with preschoolers free. Funds support the T P O scholarships Christmas candy and other extras for the children.
The Mothers March of Dimes netted about 150 dollars in the Jan 30 drive led by chairman Mrs. Bob Haug. Twenty mothers canvassed the city for donations and county chairmen report approximately 2900 dollars collected by the group. Mrs. Haug thanks the mothers for their help.
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