Younker Files for Coos County Commissioner Nomination
Port of Coos Bay commissioner Robert J. Rod Younker filed as a Democratic candidate for Coos County Commissioner Position No 3. Born May 1938, he has long ties to local government including parks advisory, the COG council, and the economic development council, with a background in fishing, sawmills, logging, and real estate. He and his wife Una have one daughter Lisa Kay.
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Robert J
Rod) Younker
Port of
Coos Bay
Coos County
Yousker
Et Maretiiol
Port Commission
Coos Curry
Heart Fund events set for local campaign drive
The Colony Restaurant will donate all proceeds from coffee and donuts on February 28 to the Heart Fund campaign. Myrtle Point Rotary Club will match the total. Heart Fund chair Bob Hogan announced the Heart Sunday canvass of local residential areas is scheduled for this Sunday.
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Colony
Fed
Heart Fund
Anngpoceys
Myrtle Point
Heart Fund Campaign
Bob Hogan
Heart
Myrtle Point Rotary Club
Colony Restaurant
al Cartwright
Doug Price
Dean Mason
Tide Cartwright and Family
Myrtle Point Public Meetings Schedule And Venues
Notices list regular meetings for Myrtle Point City Council Fort of Coquille River Commission Myrtle Point School Board District 4 and City Planning Commission. Meetings occur on set Mondays or Twenday evenings at city hall or school administration building with specified start times and locations.
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Myrtle Point City
Council
City Hall
Fifth St
Coquille River
Myrtle Point
Bublding
Spruce
Pianning Comminnion
Chambers City Hall
Fifth
Bloodmobile Visit Set at Myrtle Crest Gym
Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Myrtle Crest Gym on Tuesday February 26 for blood draws from 2 to 7 p.m. Eight local residents including Henry Hawkins and Glenn Davenport need blood replacements. Call Connie Detlefsen at 572-2673 or Curt Beckham at 579-5420 to request blood.
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Red Cross
Myrtle Crest Gymnasium
Ing Henry Hawkins
Glenn Davenport
Connie Detlefsen
Curt Beckham
Myrtle Point High School bond issue approved
Voters in Myrtle Point School District 41 approved a 500000 bond for a new high school addition by a 561 to 360 margin after three failed attempts since 1973. The package includes construction and site work 541000 and furniture and equipment 19000, adding a 1500 seat grandstand, classrooms and a relocated vocational area.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point High School
Dement seeks District 48 legislative seat
Coos and Curry Counties rancher Sam Dement announces his candidacy for the District 48 house seat now held by Ed Stevenson. Dement, a Republican and former state senator, has led agricultural organizations and served on multiple state committees. He was born in Myrtle Point in 1920 and attended Oregon State University.
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Sam Dement
Coos and
Curry Counties
Dement
Coos
Ed Stevenson
Cocuille
Coos County
OGU Les Grant
OSU Agricultural Research Foundation
District Blm
State C&c
State Senate
Educa
Myrtle Point
Tregon State University
School of Agriculure
Dottie
Chickens Leave SWOCC Grounds Amid Cost Pressures
Rising chicken feed costs force Southwestern Oregon Community College to remove campus chickens. The flock dwindled from a three-year presence due to predators and expenses. Remaining birds find a new home with student Karen Jackson in North Bend.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
BWOCC
Jack Cabrera
Cabrera
Hawser
SWOCC
Cab
Karen Jackson
Ing
North Bend
Oregon Community College
Filing date noted by assessor Curly Leininger
Coos County assessor reminds those liable to file personal property returns to do so by March 4 1974. Penalties apply for late filing at one per thousand assessed value with a $10 minimum and $250 maximum. Forms are available at the Assessor's Office and staff will assist with questions.
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Curly Leininger
Coos County
Robison seeks Coos County Commissioner post
Woodrow Woody Robison announces candidacy for Position No. 1 on the Coos County Commission as a Democrat. He highlights decades of civic service, including 10 years on the Fair Board and 15 years in county employment, and pledges equal service countywide and commitment to planning and long term needs.
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Coos County
Woodrow
Woody) Robison
Robison
Virginia
Wayne
Coquille River
Myrtle Point Seventeen Wrestlers Enter District Meet
Myrtle Point sends seventeen grapplers to the district tourney at Gold Beach this Saturday February 23. Mike Thurman leads at 141 pounds with a 21 2 season record while Tom Flora 157 pounds Chuck Thurman 115 pounds Darrell Evans unlimited and others seek state qualification. The Bobcats appear in every weight class except 191 pounds.
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Myrtle Point
Gold Beach
Mike Thurman
Chuck Thurman
Tom Flora
Darrell Evans
Jim Knight
Mike Bryant
Leon Rayevich
Bobcat
Rick ouUdhan
Exemption Deadline For Oregon Veterans Property Tax
Disabled war veterans and widows must file by April 1 with the county assessor to claim a $7500 exemption of property value. Applications are not automatic and must be renewed even if an exemption was granted last year.
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Oregon
Department of Veterans' Affairs
H.C. Sasalfeld
Veterans’ Affairs
Saalfeld
PP&L Plans 1974 Projects In Coos Bay District
Pacific Power and Light will spend nearly 671000 in 1974 in the Coos Bay district including North Bend Myrtle Point and Coquille to improve and expand its electric distribution system. New and ground facilities will total 50000 with the rest for equipment poles transformers and services as part of a 260 million regional capital budget.
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Pacific Power & Light Co
Coos Bay
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Mike Dungan
Dungan
Pp&i
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County Post
Si Myrtle Palm High School
Indian Creek
Bob Peckfelder
BLM
Robert Younker
Pro
Fiat
Yas
Arago
Broadbent
Bridge
Dora
Myrtle Crest
Ore
Mittees
Rera Said
Barbara Thompson
SW Motors
Southwestern Motors
Marvin Lamphere
Lett
Bill Hamilton
Commissioner Post
Woodrow Robison
Seventeen ‘Cats Eye
Veterans
Myrtle Crest Gym
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