Pros and cons pitched for Myrtle Point juvenile shelter location
At a Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce meeting the proposed Coos County juvenile shelter care facility at the Pioneer House was debated. Supporters led by County Commissioner Woody Robison argued the site offers a home atmosphere and fits a voter approved bond, while opponents urged closer proximity to Coos Bay for service access.
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Coos County
Pioneer House
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Robison
Pilseer
Chamber
Bennett
Myrtle Foint
Hirs
Wallace Kincheloe
Coos Bay
Robert Hurt
Serner Pionter
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Bennett
Bob Hogan
Lois Gordon
Dagit and Schroeder to Debate in Hawaii Tournament
Two Myrtle Point High School seniors Den Dagit and Brice Schroeder plus teacher Mrs. Fern Marr will spend ten days in February at the University of Oregon sponsored speech event in Newall Hawaii. They will depart February 12 and return February 22 to compete on the topic Presidential Selection. The trip is funded by fundraisers.
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Myrtle Point High School
Fern Marr
Newall
Univrsity of Oregon
den Dagit
Brice
Schroeder
Maui
Oahu
Public Meeting Notices From Coquille River District
Public notices list regular meetings for Kyte Pet District and School Board. Meetings held Tuesdays at 8 pm. Bank of Myrtle Point cited among locations. Agenda items include public school services and district updates.
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Coquille River
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Kyte
Coos County Board of Equalization Recommends 1976 Assessments
The Coos County Board of Equalization met to finalize upward adjustments to the 1976 tax roll under ORS 308.088 after reviewing sales data and state guidance. Most property values rise due to inflation and construction cost increases, with detailed percentages set for Myrtle Point Powers area and specific classes, and appeals due by May 20, 1975.
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Coos County
State Dept. of Revenue
Duncan
Nem
the Herald
Board of Equalization
Myrtle Point Powers Area
Advertising Rates Set to Rise February First 1975
The Myrtle Point Herald announces higher ad rates due to a 15 percent rise in newsprint prices effective February 1 1975. Local retail display ads go to 1.05 per column inch while classified display ads rise to 1.15 per inch excluding contracted business directories. The classified line charge increases from 75 cents to an unspecified amount. Bill Palmroth editor and general manager.
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Myrtle Point
Herald
Janet Tucker Seeks Oregon Princess Title in 1975 Contest
Coos County Deiry Janet Tucker competes in the 1975 Oregon Princess Contest January 11 to 13 at the Jant Thunderbird Port Miss. She is among 12 candidates with Betty Smith of Crabtree as the current Dairy Princess. Events include a luncheon speech January 12 at 1 and coronation January 13 at noon. Radio KBBR will air the luncheon.
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Coos County
Deiry
Janet Tucker
Cc County
Port
KBBR
Korth Bend
Mise
Tucker
Cass County Dairy Princses
USFS Seeks Summer Seasonal Workers in Siskiyou National Forest
The Siskiyou National Forest invites applications for summer and seasonal employment in fire control and brush work across Greate Pass Cave Junction Chetco Gold Beach and Powers. Applications must be on Standard Form 171 and filed by February 18. Minimum age 16 with high school graduates under 18 eligible. Students and others available May 18 to September 30 should apply to Siskiyou National Forest Grants Pass Oregon.
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Siskiyou
Greate Pass
Cave Junction
Chetco
Gold Beach
Powers
Brush
Siskiyou Metional Forest
P. O Box
Grants Fase
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Dagit
Hawaii
Ald
Jean Coliver
The
Children’s Services Advision
Sawdust Theatre
2Nd Street
Coquille
Olo
Pionser House
Leo Schmidt
Ervin Wilberger
Elton Schroeder
Pat Dugan
Woody Robison
Bill Palmroth
Janet Tocker
USFS
Siskiyou National Forest
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