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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
8
State and federal agencies invited to luncheon meeting at the Congress Hotel Portland to discuss tinder dry conditions. Forest officials will identify high danger areas and outline public role and coordinated battle plans for large fires.
Dozens of residents from Coos Bay to Medford hosted and visited kin in town and nearby, including Watson Slagle relatives, Briggs and Nash families, and guests from Seattle and California. Travelers planned Fourth of July gatherings, family reunions, and church camp attendance, with several youngsters accompanying parents and relatives on trips.
Oregon dairy producers face a one cent per hundredweight deduction from Grade A milk checks after July 1 under an administrative order by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. The first handler bears responsibility for the deduction, which funds the milk audit program and the new Milk Stabilization Act administration.
Over 2 000 market lambs expected for the 7th annual Coos county fat and feeder lamb sale July 9 at the Coos Curry yard in Bandon. Sale runs to 1 30 p m with Monte Lund Gaylord presiding as association president and sponsor. Buyers from Willamette Valley and local areas attend, and producers in Coos county urged to consign promptly as interest remains high.
The Herald offers a Friday only special with a $1 discount on regular price. Regular price is $4 for the county. A year of home town news, social events, and shopping notices is offered for $8. Don’t miss Friday’s bargain.
George Linn, chairman of the tournament committee at Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club, announces a two-ball foursome event for Thursday July 4 at 10 a.m. All Elks, wives and guests are invited to participate. Both men and women may play and prizes are offered for the winners.
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