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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1956
Page
6
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The Common Council of Myrtle Point invites bids by 7 30 p m January 3 1955 for between 7000 and 10000 gallons of furnace oil to be delivered as needed to City Hall and Flora M Laird Memorial Library. Storage capacity is 1000 and 550 gallons. The council may reject all bids or accept the best. Witnessed by City Recorder Ben E Nichols on December 21 1955. Publication December 22.
Vivian Sagmoen sues Arnie Sagmoen in Coos County Oregon seeking a decree dissolving their marriage. Defendant must answer within four weeks of first publication. Case directed by Judge M King with four weekly notices in Myrtle Point newspaper. Attorneys Belloni Engelgau and LEO Nuttman represent the plaintiff.
Sealed bids for additions and alterations to Union High School Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon are due January 18 1956 at 8 p m. Bids opened publicly at the school office Paula Cook clerk. Plans and specs available from Freeman Hayslip Taft Hewlett Architects Portland after December 1 with a 25.00 deposit per set. Two sets may be furnished to each prime bidder. Additional sets at bidder expense.
A $1500 deposit per set is refundable after return of all documents within a reasonable time. Bidders must meet pre qualifications under specified statutes and file with the clerk 10 days before bid opening. Obtain forms from the architects office. Proposals require certified or cashier's check or bidder's bond of at least 5 percent of bid, with a surety company. The district may reject any bid and waive informalities. Bids may not be withdrawn after opening unless the award is delayed beyond 30 days.
The initial bid receipt date of January 4, 1966 for the project has been postponed to January 10 as stated by PAULA COOK, Clerk. The notice indicates the change in deadline and includes publication details.
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