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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1969

Page

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Bigfoot Tracks Reported Near Dora Store Meadow

On August 15 1967 Jack Woodruff found six large footprints in a meadow about one mile east of the Dora Store. The prints crossed the Coquille River and extended along the East Fork before recrossing. Six adults observed the casts which have been kept on display at Flora Laird Library for a week. The footprint measures about 1 foot from toe to heel amid legend of Sasquatch sightings from California to Canada.

Jack C. Woodruff Foraway Coquille River East Fork Woodruff Flora Laird Library Dora Canada California

Livestock Association To Meet In Coquille

The Coos County Livestock Association will hold its 34th annual meeting in Coquille on Saturday January 11. Registration starts at 9 30 a m in the Community Building. Ross Linkletter will discuss sheep care at lambing time and saving baby lambs. Bob Jacobson will cover his work with commercial fishermen and the Sea Grant program at Oregon State University. Reports from several groups will be heard and 1969 officers elected. All livestock men are invited.

Coos County Ross Linkletter Douglas County Linksetter New Zealand Bob Jacobson Oregon Coast Jacobson Newport Oregon State University Coos Forest Protective Association Division of Wildlife Services Western Oregon Livestock Association Oregon Sheep Growers Association County Extension Service Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Myrtle Point Web Department of Motor Vehicles of Oregon Myrtle Grange Russell Evans Chas McGinnis Ben Fox Pomona Ardyce Billingsley Flora Elis Southmayde Emmett Hammack Marshal Eva Stevens State Grange Sumner Grange

Shy the Panther Franks Dies in Myrtle Point Fire

Edwin Henry Franke known as Shy the Panther dies from asphyxiation in a house fire last Sunday. He lived by the Spruce Street Bridge, owned a metal house, kept many animals, and was once a lawyer who moved to Myrtle Point in 1937.

Shy the Panther Franke Edwin Henry Franke Myrtle Point Shelia Pitullo MPHS Spruce Street Bridge Wisconsin Edwin Franke

Antique Car Show Date Set By Chamber For June 28

The Chamber of Commerce sets June 28 as the annual Antique Car Show date the sixth annual event. Last year twenty nine cars entered from around the state as the show grows. Also noted are new 1969 officers including Hammer Petersen as president and Ben Daniels passing the gavel.

Chamber of Commerce Ben Daniels Hammer Petersen Chamber Bill Winningham Mitch Myers Shirley Francis Milton Schroeder

Giant Port-Orford cedar found on Siskiyou National Forest

District Ranger Harold Simes reports the new National Champion Port Orford cedar near Powers Oregon confirmed by the American Forestry Association. Donald Denniston measured a circumference of 39 feet 0 inches and a 12 feet 5 inch DBH with a total height of 239 feet. The tree yields about 43 500 board feet and is valued at over 12000 dollars in stumpage. Plans for access road and picnic area are planned.

Harold L. Simes Siskiyou National Forest Powers Oregon American Forestry Association Washington, D.C Port- Orford Port-Orford Donald M. Denniston Forest Service Powers Ranger District Denniston Squaw Creek Elk Creek Powers Station

National Farmer's Rep To Speak In Coquille

National Farmer's Organization representative Paul Schumicker will explain the NFO to local farmers at a Coquille meeting January 13 at 1 30 PM in the Community Building. Malheur County farmers Este] Moser helped organize this 13th of 14 Western Oregon meetings to boost NFO counties.

Paul Schumicker National Farmer's Organization NFO Coquille Este] Moser Malheur County Oregon Mosers Idaho Schumacher Indiana American Farmer

Willings Found in Myrtle Creek

The body of Norman Allen Willings, 17, of Myrtle Point, was recovered January 4 from Myrtle Creek after being missing since December 24. Police say drowning as the cause. he disappeared while with other boys along Myrtle Creek Road above Bridge. Funeral services were held January 7 at the Myrtle Point Chapel of Coos Mortuaries.

Norman Allen Willings Myrtle Point Myrtle Creek Bethel Willings Willings Bridge Gail Smith Myrtle Point Chapel of Coos Mortuaries

Mobil Station Changes Hands

Larry Cartwright has purchased Bill and Roy's Super Services from William Axe and Thomas L Bechtel. Cartwright took charge on January 1, with Axe retiring and Bechtel continuing temporarily at the station for the new owner.

Larry Cartwright Bill and Roy Super Services William Bill) Axe Thomas L Roy) Bechtel Cartwright Axe Mr. Bechtel

Dellenback Reintroduces Dune Recreation Area Bill

Fourth District Congressman Dellenback reintroduces a bill to establish part of the Oregon coast as the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. He urges hearings in Washington and the Fourth District and calls for U S Forest Service administration with state and local cooperation.

Fourth Dellenback Oregon Dunes Washington D.C Oregon Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area House Washington Fourth District U.S. Forest Service Congress

Bloodmobile to Visit Myrtle Point January 20

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will return to Myrtle Crest Gym on Monday January 20 from 3:00 to 7:00 pm. The local quota is 75 pints, with Curt Beckham as contact at 572-5480 for those needing blood for surgery or to replenish supplies.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Myrtle Point Curt Beckham Myrtle Crest Gym

Howe Elected Council President

Jim Howe was elected president of the city council at the Monday night meeting. He will preside in Mayor Wilberger’s absence. The council also named City Heating and Oil Co. the furnace oil bidder at 0.132 cents per gallon. Farm setters will inform owners of dangerous structures. Stop sign changes were approved at several intersections. Georges Linn and Jim Howe were appointed to represent the city at the Coos County Council of Governments meeting in Coos Bay.

Jim Howe Cy Council Howe Wilberger City Heating and Oil Co Willow Georges Linn Coos County

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Livestock Association Shelia Pittullo Veterans Office Veterans’ Office Veterans’ Service Portland Salem Grange Building Committee Mabel Thorp National Farmer's Rep Mers Erhard Pfingsten National Farmer’s Organization MOBIL James Ant Tina Lee Mast Hospital Earl Waterman Arter Um
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