Election Bend Leaf In Twseday Election
The public confirms the bend leaf is in Twseday's election. A new development emerges as voters weigh the issue and its impact on local politics.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
1
Myers Installed as Myrtle Point Chamber President
Myers officially took on the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce presidency at a Monday noon meeting at Loy's Myrtle Point Restaurant. He is joined by Al Cartwidge as first vice president Dr John Restock as second vice president Milton Schroeder treasurer and Shirley Francis secretary. The group discussed Christmas merchandise giveaways and proposed promotions for the new year including fewer ticket drawings with plans for a Retail Trade Committee to review suggestions. Superintendent Joe Stewart noted a public discussion on the school district's 2.58 million bond issue and listed the bond election date as Jan 11 with the Jan 18 cigarette tax defeat likely reducing per pupil basic school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
al Cartwidge
John Restock
Milton Schroeder
Shirley Francis
Chamber
Joe Stewart
Myrtle Crest School
Stewart
Pen House Bond Vote Timeline Highlighted
A public vote on the bond has been scheduled for next month as MPHS officials outline the plan. The vote aims to fund improvements at the MPHS facility, with details on turnout and eligibility to be announced.
Lumber output to rise 7 percent from 1970
The Western Wood Products Association region expects about a 7 percent gain in 1971 lumber production compared with 1970, driven by housing activity and lower interest rates. The outlook includes a 12.8 percent increase in U.S. softwood consumption in 1971 and further growth in 1972 as housing starts rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta
Thare
Matory
Western Wood Products
Wendell B. Barnes
WWPA
Panse
Heig
Remein
Exmple
Fragmented OCR Summary
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places but lacks clear context or event details. It shows stray letters and scattered terms without coherent information to identify people, organizations, or actions.
Inner-Church group aids Oregon State Hospital patients
Gifts collected through Operation Saate Claws were placed in a box at Security Bank for Oregon State Hospital in Salem. A letter of thanks was received this week from JoAnn Richards coordinator of Volunteer Services Mental Health Division Oregon State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
Oregon State Hospital
Salem
Inter
JoAnn Richards
Mental Health Division
Oregon Mate Hospital
Myrtle Point Senior Places in District 4 Votes of Democracy Contest
Myrtle Point High School senior Leslie Gill earned second place in the District 4 Votes of Democracy Contest held in Coquilla on December 40. Top honors went to Clady in the district competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gill
Myrtle Point
Popseed
Coquilla
Clady
Tax booklet on federal returns at Myrtle Point Post Office
Postmaster Mion Schrosser announced a 100 page booklet Your Federal Income Tax by the Internal Revenue Service is for sale at Myrtle Point Post Office. The guide shows examples and a filled Form 1040 with explanations and costs 75 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrthe Point
Mion Schrosser
Insternal Revenues Service
Myrtle Point
Schroeder
Timber sale results from Siskiyou National Forest auctions
District Ranger Herald Simes announces three timber tracts sold in December. Successful bidders include W W R Merehea Powers for the Puma Bear sale at 5.6 million board feet for 607 278, and Georgia Pacific Coquille winning Cow Creek at four million feet for 166 400. appraised prices 83 365, 9164, 785. Other bidders were Murphy Veneer Co Myrtle Falls and Coos Mead Timber Co Coos Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simes
Powers Ranger District
Siskiyou National Forest
Murphy Veneer Co
Myrtle Falls
Coos Mead Timber Company
Coos Bay
W.W. R. Merehea
Powers
Champion Papers
Gold Beach
Georgia-Pacific
Coquille
Cow Creek
Murphy Veneer Company
Myrtle Point
Westerns Sates Plywood Cooperative
Port Orford
Humbert Walker Legging Company
North Bend
Beadon High Sophomores Lead Judges with Top Finishes
Beadon High School sophomore Swenson placed second while Gary Gibson of Co-Guille finished third in the judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swenson
Beadon High School
Gary Gibson
Co- Guille
Speech contest winners announced for state competition
In a regional event 16 other agents and Deen Mason along with Myrtle Pots insurance agent recognized as winners. Miss wu cosh is named first plage winner and advances to the state contest in Portland where her taped entry will be judged against rivals. The gate winner earns a five day paid trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Cosh
Portland
Dog license sales begin across Coos County
Dog licenses for 1978 are now on sale at the county clerk’s office in the courthouse at Coquille Myrtle Veterinary Hospital in Myrtle Point and the Weatera Auto Here in Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cees County
Courthome
Coquille
Myrtle Veterinary Hospital
Myrtle Point
Weetera Auto Aere
Powers
Good year seen for Oregon agriculture
Oregon agriculture director Irvin Mann Jr. foresees a good year despite setbacks for vegetable and tree fruit growers. He ties outlook to Phase Two of the president's inflation program, congressional action on transport stoppages, and the May Measure 5 water bank vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Mann, Jr
Oregon
Mann
Water Bank
Congress
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Cooss County
Mitch Myers
AL Cartwright
Jomw Reslock
Pen House
Fost
Ledl
Myrtle Creat Select
Af Isudlase
Avona Noyes
Marold Robison
Glean Guistrom
Erate Alisa
Hamag' Gt Gym
Iain Te
Laratie
Powers Timber
Deen Mason
Myrtle Pots Insurance Agent
Union
Meste
Veteran’s Service
Fridnight
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