Nickasons observe 60th anniversary in Sitkum
Mrs. Nickason and husband W A Nickason mark their 60th wedding anniversary with family visits. The piece notes their 1915 Roseburg marriage, move to Sitkum in 1917, and ties to Daisy Nickason, Ivan Laird, Elmer and Edward Wilson, Fern Metland and other relatives.
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Herald
Kyrtie
Nickason
W. A. Nick
Guswell- Lacy
Win
Polly Mickason
Roseburg
Camas Valley
Weaver Place
Sitkum
Nick
Ason
Daisy
Ivan Laird
Polly
Elmer Wilson
Bercame
Edward Wilson
North Bend
Dir
Fern
Community notices list local clubs and meeting times
The Myrtle Point Herald column invites clubs and organizations to submit details. It lists groups such as Concerned Citizens, Myrtle Point High School events, VFW Post 2988 meetings, Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce sessions, Alcoholics Anonymous and the local Episcopal Church gatherings with specified days and venues.
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Myrtle Point Herald
P. O
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Mm. P
Concerned Citizens
Every &H
Myrtle Point High School
VFW
Tweeday
Oof Hall
Myrtie Polm
Myrtle Polit Chamber of Commerce
Loy
Alcoholic Anonymous
Myrtle Polnt Episcopal Church
Dora Sitkum PTA scholar ship recipient Tara Bowen
Tara Bowen has been selected to receive the 1978 Dora Sitkum PTA scholarship. In high school she was active in FFA chorus and the National Honor Society, and she now chairs Region 10 of the Third World People. She plans Vege education at South Oregon Colleges in Ash.
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Yoshimi O. Mind
Rikio
Dore
Rachel
Dale
Gold
Patrick McCurdy
Ivea
Portland
Laird
William Miller
Coos Bay
Leonard Johnson
Johnson
Miller
J. Mason
Mildred Neely
Dora
Marjory Miller
Marcy
Koski Ranch
Tara Bowen
Dora - Sitkum Pta
Tare
Fundraiser Aids Littles Family After Home Loss
Donations to a special fund aid the Bill Little family following the loss of their home. The blaze occurred last Sunday and investigators note the fire originated in or near their Myrtle Point or Coquille area Security Bank of Coos County office.
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Bill Little
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Personalized Invitations and Stationery by Autheris Moores
Autheris Moore is a MOORES FORMS dealer offering customized invitations and personal stationery. Contact 578 8717 for samples and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autheris- Moores Forms
Dick's TV Ad Promotes Color Specials in Coquille Area
Local notice highlights Dick's TV offering color television specials in the Coquille area. Ad includes store hours 5:30 MON-FRI and contact number 572-8889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick's T.V
Coquille
County 4-H Action Sale in Coos County Looms Large
A countywide 4-H rummage crafts and consignment sale is planned at the Myrtle Point fairgrounds 4-H building to raise funds for dormitory repairs and the Purple Cow dairy bar. The event runs June 14 9 am to 6 pm and June 15 9 am to 9 pm with consignors urged to contact Joy McCarthy Lou Ann Reds or Gen Davis for item listings or large-item consignments.
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Carl Grosalund
Cogailie
Myrtle Point Fairgrounds
Coos County
Myrtle Pont Fairgrounds
National Guard
Health Department
Joy McCarthy
Lou Ann
Mrs Evernden to note 90th birthday celebration
Hattie Evernden will be honored on her 90th birthday with a potluck dinner on Sunday June 16 at 1 p.m. at the Boy Scout Building. Family and friends are invited to attend and bring cover dish.
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Cliff Hall
Cliff
Lloyd Boardman
Chay Ward
Coupeville
Wasa
Cindy
Charles Ward
Boardman
Fred Meaders
Port Towsend
Everett
Joe Milbert
Rose Lee Degwalt
Phyllis Lea
Evelyn Lynn
Joe
Masso Tomizawa
Rikio Yaguchi
Japan
Ted Kirsch
Ivan Laird
Ethel Aberasthy
Brisa Laird
Tonys Anderson
Reagell Swinson
Mrs. Evernden
Hattie Evernden
Boy Scout Building
College Enrollment Reaches New High
College enrollment for Persons under 35 rises to a new peak in 1974, per a national survey by the Department of Economic Statistics and the Bureau of Census. The October survey data show a sustained increase in higher education participation among young adults.
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Creneien
Tax Foundation reports higher average real estate taxes nationwide
The Tax Foundation, Inc. reports the average real estate tax rose to about $392 in 1965, up $225 from 1964, while top per-tax reached $584. Delaware and New York show high figures at roughly $538 and $470 respectively.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Delaware
New York
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Forestville
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Asien
Camp Pendleton
Brodie
American Red Cross
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Swan Lake
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Oman
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