Dellenback to report on Dunes forum in Coos Bay
Rep John Dellenback will speak at the first annual Forum on American Forestry Practices in Coos Bay. The daylong program at Southwestern Oregon Community College features a panel on clear cutting with experts from the Sierra Club U S Forest Service and University of Montana. A tour of Elliot State Forest follows Saturday.
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John Dellenback
Coos Bay
Dunes
Oregon Community College
Upper Prosper Hall
W. E. Hagensein
Brock Evans
Northwest
Sierra Club
Rexford R. Resler
U. S. Forest Service
Arnold Bolle
School of Forestry
The
University of Montana
Elliot State Forest
Coninhan
Voter Registration Open in Coos County Oregon
Coos County Clerk Fay Crabtree reminds residents that those who have lived in Oregon for at least six months may register to vote at the Coquille courthouse or with county registrars. In Myrtle Point, register at Hogan Realty. in Powers at Sheedy Store. Voters who have moved or changed address must re register.
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Coos County
Fay Crabtree
Oregon
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Hogan Realty
City Hell
Powers
Sheedy
Myrtle Point Chamber Budgets 500 For Lake Feasibility Study
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce approves a 500 budget for a 1978 lake feasibility study to evaluate creating a fresh water lake south of Myrtle Point and plans a broader fundraising drive led by Keith Schroeder from the Planning Commission.
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Chamber
Myrtle Point
Public meeting on undeveloped forest areas seeks comments
Siskiyou National Forest Supervisor W P Ron ayne announces a public meeting in Room 100 at the Josephine County courthouse at 1 p m on March 13 to receive comments on undeveloped areas over 5 000 acres totaling 270 000 acres including a 56 000 acre candidate for Wilderness study. The plan will be presented and questions answered with a 30 day comment window after the meeting.
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W. P. Ronayne
Siskiyou National Forest
Josephine County
Fiealicherwienion
EU Wilke
Tax Help for Seniors at North Bend Center
Senior citizens are urged to bring property tax forms and income records to the North Bend Senior Activity Center tonight February 10 for state tax refund filing assistance.
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North Bend
Forest land study area to be set after public comments
Forest officials will prepare a study area after comments are received. Fact sheets and maps for each undeveloped area will be available at the forest supervisor’s office by February 23 and at the public meeting. An additional meeting is planned in Medford on March 25 to discuss areas on the Fremont, Rogue River, Siskiyou, and Wenusa National Forests. Public review is advisory, not a formal hearing, guiding the selection of wilderness study areas.
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Forest Supervisor’s Office
Medford
Fremont
Rogue River
Siskiyou
Wirena National
Forest Service
March of Dimes drive raises 810 in Myrtle Point area
The Myrtle Point area campaign under chairwoman Mrs. Colleen Reno raised 810 after a door to door drive in Myrtle Point Arago Broadbent Bridge and the Catching Creek area. Thirty nine local women participated in the Mother's March fundraising effort.
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Myrtle Point Area
Colleen Reno
Myrtle Point
Arago
Broadbent
Bridge
Catching Creek
Charles Poshlitzs
Paul Franzen
John Dayton
M. O. Abel
Evelyn Northup
Joe Everden
Keith Smith
Meeting in Coquille for chamber of commerce event
A Coquille meeting of the Mystie Polat Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for February 21 at Legs Baystie Point Restaurant. The program will be shown starting at 11:15 p.m. in the county commissioners courtroom of the courthouse.
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Dave Prices
U. & Pareem
Powells
Mystie Polat Chamber
Commeray
Bogteniig
Coun County Commissioners
Ceguilis
Myrtle Point Names Edward O Summers Chief of Police
Edward O Summers joined the Myrtle Point Police Department in January 1971 and became chief last August. A former deputy sheriff with Coos County for 4 1/2 years the officer received Civil Service awards and a $1,500 grant for an Arthur Flea ming nomination and a $1,000 grant for a computerised system. Summers, a Monterey California native, has an AA from UC Davis and is married with five children.
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Edward O. Bummers
Myrtié Point
Mets
Coos County
Myrtle Point Powers
Summers
Coss Bay
Semeners
Monterey
Calif
Turiesk, Calif
Tha
Arthur Fleaming
Myrtle Point
Board On Police Standards and Training
University of California At Davis
Mealee
Monterey Junior College
Coos County Sees Peak Employment in 1971
Coos County reports its highest average monthly employment at 21,070 in 1971 led by gains in wholesale retail trade finance and real estate service industry and government with 2,120 unemployed. Factors include new entrants postwar baby boom out of state migration and longshore strike impacts plus tourist offset.
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Coos County
Edward J. Konka
Coos Bay
Oregon
Konka
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