PP&L Leaders Pledge Support At Coquille Luncheon
PP&L president Don Frisbee pledged ongoing backing for local development while Glenn L. Jackson forecast a tourism boom. George Beard outlined the power system and PP&L Washington Power partners plan to develop coal near Centralia and build a one million kilowatt generating plant. The Coquille luncheon drew 175 civic and business leaders with regional PP&L officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp&l
Coquille Valley
Coquille Community Center
Quille
Glenn L. Jackson
Don C. Frisbee
George L. Beard
Frisbee
Jackson
Jor
Beard
Washington
Centralie
Wash
Eden Ridge
Powers
Coquille
Homer Beale
West Oregon
A. J
Myrtle Point High Honor Roll List For Nine Weeks
Myrtle Point High School released the nine week honor roll ending January 20, 1967. Students include Jerry Brodie Dennis Dayton Walt Hogan Chuck Humble John Meldrum Gary Shepherd Evelyn Belanger Sheryl Huntley Gail Knight Linda Meader Phyllis Pillette Mickey Roper Rhoda Welsh Burl Winningham Mike W Anderson Mike Adams Carol Brister Carol Gaessman Lara Herrmann Becky Mast Sigrid Mitchell Billie Kay Robinson Pam Bolling Martin Choate Grace Cushing Gloria Hardman Mary Horner Pricilla Nelson Ann Gurney Judith Horton Joann Mast Delores Northup Terry Odle Betty Osbon Marty Stone Rena Albright Janet Reed. Three students earned perfect 400 GPA Carol Gassman Ann Gurney and Joann Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brodie
Dennis Dayton
Walt Hogan
Chuck Humble
John Meldrum
Gary Shepherd
Evelyn Belanger
Sheryl Huntley
Gail Knight
Linda Meader
Phyllis Pillette
Mickey Roper
Rhoda Welsh
Bur! Winningham
Mike W Anderson
Mike Adams
Carol Brister
Carol Gaessman
Lara Hermann
Becky Mast
Sigrid Mitchell
Billie-Kay Robinson
Pam Bolling
Martin Choate
Grace Cushing
Gloria Hardman
Mary Horner
Pricilla Nelson
Ann Gurney
P.P. L Plans 1967 Expansions For Coos Bay System
Pacific Power and Light announces plans to spend over $700,000 in 1967 for expansions and improvements to the electric system serving Coos Bay and surrounding areas. The program aims to upgrade service reliability and extend lines in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Power and Light Company
Coos Bay
City Court Fines Reflect Disorder and Conduct Issues
Woodrow Rubin fined $50 for disorderly conduct Franklin D Smith fined $50 for orderly conduct Easton White fined $30 for disorderly conduct Myrtle Point records show local manager Bill Head reviewing PP&L 1967 construction plans. The district total covers a substantial portion of the $48 million budget for the West Oregon division to fund electric service installations for new customers and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Rubin
Franklin D Smith
Easton White
Uille Myrtle Point
Bill Head
Pp&l
West Oregon
Head
Lions Club Plans Baseball Park and Playground
Lions Club members Jack Dunn and Hank Rowell presented proposals to the city council to raise funds to purchase the Train and Olinger properties for a year round baseball diamond and playground. Access issues require widening 1st street to 25 feet. The council approved the park plan and related ice sculpture fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Jack Dunn
Hank Rowell
Ality
Archie Train
Jerry Olinger
Maple Street
1St Street
Lions
Lions Project
Jack Dumn
Mayberry Named Bank Cashier At Security Bank Myrtle Point
The Security Bank of Myrtle Point appoints FE Gene Mayberry as cashier effective February 15 1967 to fill the vacancy from Melvin Zumwalt resignation. Mayberry previously served as Assistant Manager at the Oregon Bank Pendleton and has loan officer and assistant manager experience. The Mayberry family plans to move into Myrtle Point and participate in local outdoor activities. Police note reminds drivers it is illegal to park on the wrong side of the street in all districts under law 18 enforcement by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Robinson
Behot
Reed Gurney
Robinson
Frank Meldrum
Merlyn Hathaway
Ality
The
Security Bank of
Myrtle Point
Gene) Mayberry
Melvin Zumwalt
Mayberry
Milton-Freewater
Oregon Bank
Pendleton
Washington
Walla Walla
Toppenish
Northwest Christian College
Eugene
Mayberrys
Presbyterian Parsonage
Services Held For Fatally Injured Boy Charles Fromm
Funeral services were held Friday for 12 year old Charles Stephen Fromm of Empire Station Coos Bay at the Coos Bay Chapel of Campbell-Watkins Funeral Home. The boy died January 31 after a bicycle truck accident near his home near Charleston. He was a sixth grader at Michigan Avenue School and a member of the Methodist Church and Boy Scouts. He is survived by his mother Patricia Fromm brother Curtis P and sister Janece and grandparents Henry and fromm.
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Charles Stephen Fromm
Empire Station
Coos Bay
Campbell-Watkins
Raymond White
Methodist Church
North Bend
Sunset Memorial Park
Stephen
Myrtle Point
Michigan Avenue
Empire
Boy Scouts of America
Sacred Heart Hospital
Charleston Rural
Patricia Fromm
Curtis P
Janece
Henry Fromm
Lincoln Dinner To Feature Rep John Dellenback In Coos Bay
The Republican party hosts the Coos County Lincoln Day Dinner with Rep John Dellenback from Oregon's 4th District as the main speaker. State Rep James Beddingfield will introduce him at a reception from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m at the Coos Bay Courthouse. Tickets are available from party members or at the door. Dellenback will be in the Bay area all day February 10 and can be reached at 269 1212 for Speak with him about the 90th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dellenback
Oregon
Coos County
Republican Party
James Beddingfield
Coos Bay
Rep
Dellenback
Coos Bay Courtel
Republican Central Committee
Dellenbeck
Bay Area
Local FFA Leader Wins District Public Speaking Contest
Lenny Meyer, president of the local FFA, claimed first place in the Rogue-Umpqua district public speaking contest on February 4 in Grants Pass. Meyer advanced to another round in Ogallala later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenny Meyer
F.F.A
Rogue- Umpqua
Grants Pace
Meyer
Ogaland
Flanagan Urges Timely Tax Reports for 1967 Deadlines
Coos County Assessor Francis R. Flanagan reminds taxpayers with personal property to file 1967 reports by March 2. Timber severance reports for 1966 are due by March 2. Senior Citizens Residence and War Veterans exemptions must be applied for by April 1. exemptions require timely filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Francis R. Flanagan
Flanagan
Evangelist Tom Hall to Speak at Powers Church
Evangelist Tom Hall will lead a series of meetings at Open Bible Standard Church of Powers on Feb 10 11 12 with services at 7 30 p m each evening and 11 00 a m Sunday. Keith Putney of Eugene will accompany him. public invites attendance. Rick Pullen and 132 Linfield College students earned fall semester honors with 17 achieving perfect A grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Open Bible Standard Church of Powers
Hall
Keith Putney
Bible Standard College Choir of
Eugene
Pullen
Rick Pullen
Darwin Pullen
Linfield College
Robert D. Peck
College Register
Second Show to Feature Music and Student Proceeds
The event lists a series of performances titled Second Show with music and sunna effects. Admission at the door is $1.75, or $1.00 for single admissions. Proceeds go to students attending College. Future plans include a weekend retreat at Camp Little River near Gide February 11-12 and a formal banquet at the church on March 4.
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Christian Youth Fe
Camp Little River
Gide
Gshureh
Pioneer Association Meeting Set for February 11
A local Pioneer Association schedule shows a gathering on February 11. The notice lists no further details but confirms the event date and the group involved.
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Pacific Floors
William Head
PP & L
Dispatch Board
Ben Barton
Pacific Power
Donald Chrisbee
Pacific Power and Light
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
Jack Bowen
Billy Fielson
Glen Jackson
Myrtle Point High School
Bright, Janet Reed
Dennis
Carol Gassman
Joann Mast
P.p.&l
City Council
Fred Cushing
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Powers Church
Youth Sunds
Pioneer Association
Cone Guey
Antarday
Eta
Pigeon
Wae
Seattle
West Coast
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