Coos County Goes to 24 Hour Sheriff Patrol
Sheriff Tony Zarbanc announced a 24 hour operation for the Coos County Sheriff's Office at a Myrtle Point Rotary Club noon meeting. He noted the previous eight hour schedule with Sundays and holidays closed and said a toll free line is now available for the public.
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Zarbanc
Coos County
Calif
Zarbano
Wmder
Rotarians
Sheriff's Office
Coquille
Commerce
Coos Bay
Sheriff’s Office
Darbano
Flood insurance program reach to Coos Curry Douglas counties
Fourth District Congressman John Dellenback informs mayors and commissioners that federal flood insurance is available under a HUD administered program. Local governments must initiate coverage and adopt land use measures to reduce damage. Residents can access low cost insurance through local agents once communities commit to controls. Dellenback urged officials to assess the program before spring flood threats. The program aims to help homeowners facing flood risk with affordable coverage, with local action required. Contact given as Commerce 9416.
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John Dellenback
Coos, Curry and
Douglas
Department of Howing and Urban Development
Dellenbach
Dairymen to Convene in Coquille for Joint Meeting
The Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association and the Coos County Dairymen plan a joint annual meeting in Coquille on Tuesday February 2 at 10 50 a m at the Community Building. Floyd Bodyfelt will discuss dairy processing mik flavors and a clinic on handling milk followed by a talk by Ray Hobson on the Oregon Quota System and related legal matters. A free pancake and sausage luncheon will be provided by local dairy firms and the Southwest DHIA will elect officers during the day.
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Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Coos County
Coquille
Leonard Scolari
Darokd Peterson
North Bend
Mikflavor
Floyd Bodyfelt
Sion Dairy Processing Sa
OGU
Bodyfelt
Ray Hobson
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Hobson
Albers Milling Company
Cedar Paint
Focal
Southwest Oregon Dhia
Myrtle Point approves $320,000 water bond
Myrtle Point voters approved a $320,000 water bond Tuesday by a vote of to . The bond finances a new water reservoir and extends the city water system over 30 years with service revenue. Work on the weir system improvements is set to start about May 1 and should improve water pressure citywide, city administrator Ben Nichols said.
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Myrtle Point
Pew
City of
Ben Nichols
Dement Named Chairman and assignments for Senate panels
State Senator Sam Dement of Myrtle Point was appointed Monday as chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee by Senate President John Burns. Dement was also named vice chairman of the Consumer Affairs Committee and appointed to the Fish and Game Committee.
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Sam Dement
Myrtle Point
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
John Burns
Portland
Dement
Fish and Game Committee
County Receives SB Highway Tax Funds Share
Coos County will receive 154 862 86 as its share of SB 686 352 50 in highway tax funds for Oct 1 to Dec 31 1910. Funds derive from motor vehicle registration and operator licenses gasoline tax use fuel tax motor carrier fees and fines for size and weight violations per Highway Division weigh masters.
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Coos Couity
Five Myrtle Point Students Named to SWOCC Honor Roll
Five Myrtle Point area students are listed on Southwestern Oregon Community College Fall Term Honor Roll. Kathleen Gibbons, James Peart, Don Sturgill, F Landingham, and Thomas Wells of Norway are recognized for earning at least 12 credit hours with a 3.5 GPA and no incompletes.
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Myrtle Point Area
Southwestern Oregonn Community College
SWOCC
Lee
Myrtle Point
Kathleen Gibbons
James A. Peart
Don S. Sturgill
F van Landingham
Thomas Wells
Norway
Great Decisions group seeks members in Myrtle Point
An effort is underway to organize a Great Decisions discussion group in the Myrtle Point area. Interested persons may contact Ruth Ellen Gessman at Flora M. Laird Memorial Library.
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Great Decisions
Myrtle Point
Ruth Ellen Gessman
Flora M. Laird
Coos Bay timber sale nets $639516 for four parcels
Four parcels totaling 14 106 000 board feet sold at the Coos Bay District timber sale held January 22. Parcels were appraised at about $606 317 and realized $639 516 with Tangfeldt Sumter Co of Eugene purchasing Heaverreek for the appraised price. No other qualifying bidders entered.
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Coos Bay
Bureau of Land Management
Tangfeldt Sumter Co
Fue Gene
Heaverreek
Douglas County
Vincent Crean Fire Meat
Kosterson Bros., Logging
D. & &. Logging Inc
O & F, Logging, Inc
Elke Funes
Cool
Hunter tCompany
de Namglan
Hatfield pushes expansion of FHA sewer and water grants
Senator Mark O Hatfield told a Newport Junior Chamber audience he would introduce legislation to broaden the Farmers Home Administration program for rural sewer and water facilities. He proposed raising construction grants from 100 million to 200 million and planning grants from 15 million to 60 million, calling sewer systems an economic necessity and cornerstone for small town growth.
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Mark O.hatfield
Newport
Haulel
Hatfield
Farmers Howe Administration
Oregon
Brewer and Mack Lead SOC Wrestlers to Bouts Win
John Brewe from Myrtle Point remains unbeaten in Southern Oregon College wrestling, scoring decisive victories over Rhen Jarman and Marty Bell after recent wins over Pacific University and Lewis and Clark. Teammate Bill Mack, also from Myrtle Point, stands 4 23 with two wins last weekend including pins over Ernest Incian and Tima of Lewis and Clark.
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John Brewe
Myrtle Point
Southern ‘Iegoo College
Trac
Pacific University
Lewis
Clart College Grappiers
Brewer
Rhen Jarman
Pacific
Marty Bell
Lewies and Clark
Myttie Point
Bill Mact
Ernest Incian
Peehfire
Pinasd Tima
Lewis and Clark Ia
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Jim Chapel
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Robert Shepherd
Oregem Beart Association
Igne Bryant
VFW
Valace of Democracy Contest
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