Myrtle Point High aims 30 year forestry program lease
Assistant Superintendent Jimmie King reports Myrtle Point High School will launch a long term forestry project. The district enters a 30 year lease with the city for property near the reserve and a 10 year lease for land held by Russell Train. Students will clear and thin land, build facilities, and study land lab tech while many secure summer work with the U S Forest Service or Coos Forest Protective Association.
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Jimmie
King
Myrtle Point
Perty
Russell Train
City of
Myrtle Pals
Fore Satry
Forestry
U. S. Forest Service
Coos
Unemployment, Trade, and Industry Trends in May 1974
The May 1974 report notes a slight national unemployment dip and mentions contracting lumber and construction activity. It highlights cautious gains in retail purchasing, anticipated June activity, and mixed signals across sectors. Longshoring remained quiet while seafood processing and shrimp movement showed some uptick.
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Cunningham
Ipeed Jina
Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church Set
Vacation Bible School will run June 6 through June 20 at First Christian Church. Sessions cover arts and crafts games and relvostandats daily with themes and songs.
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First Christian Church
de’ Ag
Joous
Activites Inchads
Myrtle Point Bicentennial Meeting Set For June 17
The Key Bicentennial meeting for Myrtle Point will be held in the high school library at 7 30 p m. Chairman Bud Bick invites anyone interested in the celebration to attend. Discussion will cover a federal grant plan for a logging museum and possible restoration of the Hermann House in Broadbent along with decisions on Myrtle Point’s tickoff of the centennial celebration.
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Myrtle Point
Bud Bick
Nyone
Hermann
Broadbent
Bick
Budget vote set for Myrtle Point schools June 17
The Myrtle Point School District 41 proposes a 1975-76 operating levy exceeding the six percent limit by 1 015 717.56. Voters will cast ballots Tuesday June 17 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Myrtle Crest Arago Bridge Broad Bend Dora polling places. The 1976-76 tax levy would be 1 220 349.94 compared with 1 009 436 this year.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest
Arago
Bridge
Broadbent
Dora
Retired Myrtle Point Doctor Honored By Friends
The 1985 retirement tribute for Dr. Herbert Thomas in Myrtle Point recalled four decades of service since he arrived in 1945. Friends, neighbors, and Governor Straub’s letter saluted his work, Swiss-style bedside courage, and hobbies of fishing painting and photography.
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Myrtle Point
Herbert Thomas
Elks Club
Elton Schroeder
Ennis Keizer
St. Paul
Minnesota
Thomas
Keizer
North Bend
Must
Myrtle Pont
Keiser
Dr. Thomas
Amer
Iowa
Oregon
Mast
University of Minasecta
University of Iowe
Anchor Hospital
S. Paul
University of Iowa
Portland
Lem ‘Tae’ Pagemiller
Lee
Salem
Roseburg
Coos Bay
Ernest Beber
Rogue
Bob Straub
Commandry
Zoning law defeat in Myrtle Point vote
A special referendum by Myrtle Point residents rejected a newly adopted zoning ordinance allowing double wide mobile homes in residential areas under conditional use permits. Turnout was low with 121 no votes to 110 yes votes. Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 16 20 at Ridge Community Church for kindergartners through eighth grade. Bridge Community Church hosts a Father’s Day potluck dinner and crafts fair on Sunday with attendees asked to bring a dish.
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Myrtle Point
Planning Commission
Vactios Bible School
the Ridge Community Church
Bridge Community Church
Myrtle Point City Council Regular Meetings Schedule
Public notice states the Myrtle Point City Council holds regular meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month. The notice includes garbled text. implies council chambers and city hall details with illegible address lines.
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Myrtle Point City
4 H Camp Session Set For July 7 11
Coos County 4 H agents Frances Torbeck and Merry Anne Greenland announce Camp Myrtlewood near pear Ridge hosts the 4 H session from July 7 through 11 for Coos County 4 H youth in grades 3 through 7. Camp counselors supervise eight campers each. activities include swimming archery crafts nature bikes and various sports.
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Great Outdoors
Myrtlewood
Frances Torbeck
Merry Anne Greenland
Coos County
Eelors
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Gs ‘Am Forestry Project
Verience
Myrtle Point High School
Myrtle Point High School Forestry
Vacation Bible School
Benton
T Me
Thomas Beame
Bellinger
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Pasumo
Wes
Edna Hoffman
Rogue River
Malheur Reserve
John Michelle
Jennifer
Hall Thomases
Hall
John
Michelle
Jim
Salon
H.H. Thomas
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