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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

9

Campground Fees Tightened Under Federal Enforcement Plan

The Forest Service announces stricter enforcement of campground fees under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act. About 20 percent of Oregon and Washington National Forest campgrounds will join the Golden Eagle program. Previously violators could pay upon discovery. now payment is required upfront with a $7 annual permit valid April 1, 1968 to April 1, 1969 and usable at other federal recreation charge areas.

U.S. Forest Service National Oregon Washington Charles A. Connaughton Connaughton

Cut and Trim Workshop For Young People

A two dayCut and Trim Workshop for youths 16 and under will run June 17 and 18 at North Bend City Park from 1 30 to 4 00 p m daily. Sponsored by North Bend City, Oregon State Employment Service, Cooperative Extension Service and Coos County 4 H Clubs, the program covers equipment maintenance safety hedge trimming lawn edging garden care plant ID and use of pesticides fertilizers. Participants will learn job application steps and local opportunities. Free admission with certificates for attendees who complete both sessions. Contact Dave Backman OS Employment Office Coos Bay or Dick Brown County Extension Agent Coquille at 396 3121 ext 246.

North Bend City of Oregon State Employment Service Cooperative Extension Service 4 H Horticultural Clubs Coos County Dave Backman Oregon State Employment Office Coos Bay Dick Brown Coquille

Faster Service for Oregon DMV Mail Renewals

Oregon drivers who mail renewal notices to Salem receive faster service than those who renew in person. Mail renewals are processed by a machine updating records at about 1,000 per minute, while in person renewals require manual handling. The DMV renews about 8,000 driver licenses each month. Guest speaker Elder B. MM Preston, Portland, retired, spoke at Seventh-day Adventist Church dome 1st.

Oregon Salem Motor Venteles Feld DMV Seventh Ey Adventist Church Dome B. MM Preston Nat Portland Oregei

Nephrews E E Evemden Jr Guests and Local Visits

Nephrews of E E Evemden Jr visited family here last weekend. F F A and F J A members attended a picnic May 31 at LaVern Park with Verlin Hermann and guests. Remarks on Lodge 167 50th anniversary in Powers June 1. Various Californian guests stayed week. others returned Friday. May 29 Bill Axe returned from a California trip. Henry Ahrens family hosted in Las Vegas for a new grandson John Mark born May 29. Sheryl Huntley weekend with parents Lloyd Huntley. plans to resume Merritt Davis School of Commerce studies in September.

LaVern Park Verlin Hermann Albert Tomlinson E.E. Evernden, Jr Sheryl Huntley Lioyd Huntley Adhe Merritt Davis School of Commerce Selem

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