Summer camp and community notices at Bridge area
Summer camp scheduled at Myrtlewes Bridge end Remere news. The camp runs June 19 for a week with a fee of 987.80. Bridge Community Church hosts Butte School on Monday and will continue through the month. Angels can play in church softball games. Belleview Christian High School from Bellevue Washington will hold a Thursday 7:30 concert at Bridge Community Church with a 6 pm lawn picnic. The public is invited. Visiting families and local residents attend graduations, fishing trips, and various gatherings around Bridge. Mrs. Pegsy Kooh is recovering after recent surgery in Roseburg. Many local families, dinners, and travel notes are listed with births and visits noted.
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Bridge Community Church
Receiven Butte School
Duys
Tweeday
Arage
Belleview Christian High School
Bellevue
Wash
Gordon Cromwell
Blanche Tompkins
Rio Well
Clinton Carman
Powers Cemetery
Kenneth Stevens
Bud Meader
Hal Gillpatrick
Camas Wash
Clarence Parry
Wm. Campbell
Montana
Gold Beach
Vacation Bible School
Broadbent Community Church
Jim Washburn
Dennis
Walt Graham
Bridge
Rural Poverty in Oregon From 1990 Census Data
Oregon census data shows rural families with incomes below the poverty line higher than urban areas. The report notes 15 804 rural non farm families and 3 783 rural farm families under poverty. Statewide poverty 6.2 per cent. Malheur County 16.1 per cent, Wheeler County 8.9 per cent.
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Oregon
TED
Robert Coppedge
Oregon State University Extension
Oregon Smilies
Emily P
Malheur County
Wheeler County
Quartet to Perform Next Sunday at Broadbent Church
A male quartet from Oakland will perform at Broadbent Church next Sunday evening at 6 30 PM. The Youth Growth and Christian Education Board will meet after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Broadbent Church
Youth Grow and
Christian Education Board
Oregon Voters’ Tax Revolt Questioned After May Primary
The May Primary analysis notes that money measures failed while youth turnout lagged from presidential primary norms. Voters rejected sales and income tax changes yet approved cigarette levies and local school funding. Officials expect high turnout but the so called revolt mandate remains unclear amid optional motor vehicle fees and self liquidating bonds.
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Tom McCall
Oregon
Aroves
Oregon Tax Debate Stirred by Inflation and Local Spending
In Salem Oregon state officials report strong voter support for school budgets and local revenue elections. The piece notes rising taxes and urban growth pressuring local government while taxpayers seek reform and more value for money. The Myrtle Point Herald promotes its printing services at the end.
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Dale Parnell
Oregon
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Myrtlewes Bridge
Remere
BY Was
Vernon Sell, JR
Sumamette
Camp Myrtlewood
Calif
Diamond Lake
Merlin Wyrick
Deah Causey
Tina
Salem
Jan Lindsay
Curt Horner
John
Corvallis
Greg Wilberger
Dan Gibbs
China Flats
Julia
Danny
Robbie Gibbs
Ralph Gibbs
Broadbem
Ber
Revert Turth
Jey
Powers
Marylend End
Caid
Pegsy Kooh
Roseburg
Vernon Sell
Daugher
Pete Mees
North Bend
Vernan Sell
LaVera Park
Glenn Perkins
C. A. Wilmot
Frank Ford
Robert Wilmot
Leslie
Sydney Sanford
Ed Hatfield
Medford
Melinda Marte
Tom Huff
Kiemath Falls
Howard Winkelman
Bal Heft
Mar
John Whitley
Summer
Lakeside
Jim
Brandes
Ron Farmer
Eugene
University of Oregon
Ron
Femme
Broadbent News
Tves
Election Board
Stewart
Broadbent
Nets +H
Eldon Hermann
Jackie Hermann
Davey
Mike Labatt
Mark
Mevit
Manley
Mary Ann
Benny
Kathy
Carl Hoffman
Tim
Susan
Jon
Penny Meunier
Karl
Darrell
Corkey
Bob Ralstin
Mountain View, Calif
Dale Hoffman
Leonard Watson
Winston
Ralstons
Myrtle Poot Herald
Moores
Rainabow
Ham
Masonic Hall
MAUS
The
Myrtle Wood Desk
Tin
Myrtle News Stand
Ques Gilly
Wen
Jade East
Yardley
Faberge
Black Belt
TWAEX
Kager Kress
Meeker
Ebsa Othela
Myrtle Point
Community Action Center
Spruce &T
Apt
Brad
Travel
Ultra Maeage
Nylam
Daonarch Mas Tracron
WYSOM
Taz
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