Plaques to Highlight Myrtle Point Landmark Buildings
Myrtle Point could adopt a plaque program for historic structures. The idea mirrors Jacksonville and Portland efforts with brochures guiding visitors to notable sites such as the American Legion Hall Masonic Hall Alyers and Myers building old Benson house Presbyterian Church Black Building and Roth Body Shop Building built near the turn of the century. A year marked plaque would educate locals and visitors about the town’s heritage.
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Myrtle Point
American Legion Hall
Jacksonville
Portland
Masonic Hall
Alyers and Myers
Benson House
Presbyterian Church
Black
Roth Body Shop
Machado Bidg
Longtime Myrtle Crest teacher resigns for Portland move
Chuck Humble longtime Myrtle Point educator resigns after 24 years with district 41 to become assistant manager of the Oregonian Credit Union in Portland. He coached youth teams, led the summer recreation program, and served in Lions Club and church work. His family and community friends will miss his influence.
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Myrtle Crest
Chuck Humble
District 41
Chuck
Myrtle Point
QCE
Lions Club
American Junior Legion
Episcopal Church
Portland
Oregonian Credit Union
Eee
Myrtle Point City Council Meeting Schedule Notice
Public meeting notice for Myrtle Point City Council stating regular meetings on the first and third Mondays at 7 90 p.m in city chambers. Also mentions a related gathering at South Coast Recovery Center 1232 Maryland Ave on the Monday at 2 p.m.
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Myrtle Point
Comet
City Hell
South Coast Recovery Center
Maryland Ave
Pharmacy student intern at Sempert’s Drug Store
Deany Gore a senior in Pharmacy at Oregon State University works as a summer intern at Sempert’s Drug Store. He is from Oakland California and notes pharmacy internships require 1500 hours. Gore tried to find a job during spring break but was unsuccessful.
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Deany Gore
Oregon State University
Sempert’s
Gore
Oakland
Calif
Harold Semmier
Buddy
Core
Traffic deaths down in Oregon first half of year
Oregon records 252 traffic fatalities in the January to June period, the lowest six month total since 1962. June saw 42 deaths with six fatal crashes, weekend driving accounts for 23 deaths. Counties list deaths by jurisdiction with Multnomah and Lane highest at six each.
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Oregon
Motor Vehicles Division
Multnomah
Lane
Clackamas
Limon
Douglas
Jackson
Coos
Curry
Letter to the Editor critiques emotional reporting
A reader questions editor Mary Harris of the Western World in Bandon for letting emotion override facts. The writer argues the jail issue is misframed and centers on the rights of the people rather than the jail itself.
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Fdtter
Mary Harris
The
Western
Bandon
New Classes and Evangelist Campaign Announced
July 14 1985 Myrtle Creek School hosts new archery and clay modeling classes as part of the summer recreation program under Mr Charky Humbie. Inter Church Fellowship brings Rev Phil Shuler from Pasadena to lead a two week fall evangelist campaign.
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Myrtle Creet School
Charky Humbie
Myrtle Point
Phil Shuler
Pasadens
Calif
Bob Sauler
Trinity Methodist
L. A
Belcher Katherine J died July 13 in Bridge
Katherine Belcher 10 died July 13. She was born April 1906 in Myrtle Point. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Belcher Jr and Chad Wineton. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Belcher Bridge and Mr and Mrs Earl Caster Anchorage Alaska. At family request no service.
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Tracy
Katherin ‘Belcher
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Royal
Wietka
Civil Bend
Robert Belcher
Wiseton
Beether Chad
Wineton
Earl Caster
Anchorage
Alaska
JeD_Bae
Granges Meet July 12 With State Deputy Visit
Myrtle Grangers hosted a July 12 visitation at Green Acres Grange with State Deputy Russell Evans and Ruth Evans among attendees. Eiis Southmayd and Emmett Hammack joined as guests while Green Acres Master Vietor Herrick introduced Deputy Evans who spoke on a Klamath Falls state session and rising legislature interest. State representatives are contacting State Grange after W. C. Harris to gauge positions on various issues.
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Myrtle
Green Acres Grange
Russell Evens
Ruth Evens
Eliis Southmayd
Emmett Hammack
Lawree Clinton
Green Acres
Vietor Herrick
Evans
Klamath Falls
State Grange 31
W. C. Harris
Grange
Writer disputes on jail plans in Coos Bay debate
Peggy Short, reporter for The Empire Builder in Coos Bay, questions who truly runs the jail and who holds the facts. Mary Harris cites the district attorney, sheriff's department, and police agencies, while the public demands transparency and accountability ahead of recalls and votes.
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Coos Bay
Mary Harris
Robert Brash
Sheriffs Dept
Sheriff's Deputies
Prisloners
Sheriff's Dept
Peggy Short
The
Empire Builder Coos
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Cement Creek
Caravn
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Golan Dietz
Mitchell Myers
State Board of Horticulture
Coos and
J. Machado
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San
Jems Chity Michel
Fairtex
Tony
Nicholas
Timothy
Lucas
Steve
Diama Holloway
Kathrice Ousek
Santon
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Julie
Nancy
Iy Bach Brothers
Wayne
Albert Smith
Wto Ale
Malem
Mary
Harris
Keiner
Pmn
van Elsberg
Leon Cepet
Wnipocnane Sree
Security Bank of
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U. S. Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Federal Financing Bank
U. S
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Internal Revenue Service
Seares
Randing
AMD
Eugene E. Holt
Basic
Chuck Brummell
Frask
R. Keary
H. H. Thomas
State of Oregon
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Ely
Coquille
Security Bank
Myrtle’ Point
Myrtle Point Herald
Laura Benhart
Shirley Francis
Rita Robison
Aur Nichols
JRIA
Madewell
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Dick's T.V
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Coquille Valley
Acme Wood Products CO
Les Walker
Best Buy
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Motors
Igs Line
Ae Molors
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