14 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
1
The article describes rehabilitation efforts at Bandon including reconstruction of the jetty on the river’s left bank and harbor improvements. It details historical work on the river entrance, funding by private enterprise, and the role of engineers and residents in restoring navigation aids and channels.
In a special election, School District 41 voters approved a 1.75 million dollar budget levy by margins varying across areas. Myrtle Point, Dora and Bridge endorsed, while Arage and Broadbent opposed. totals show wider statewide patterns amid scattered local support and strong turnout in some precincts.
The news notes the fire season starts June 18 across all Vom Forest Patrol District. It requires four permits and online access, with only approved tools and equipment allowed. Permits may be obtained by calling forest patrol offices in the phone directory, and applicants should call several days before burning to allow for warden inspections.
City youth sign up for Red Cross swimming at City Hall on June 14 with lessons at Coquille pool and bused from Myrtle Point. Baseball aims to develop fundamentals with Coquille and possibly Bandon, tennis development ends June 18, and adults and women join fitness. July brings basketball clinic and track meet. Kayrne Crest School opens next week for lost clothing claims.
Two blind men from Sacramento California Gary Edwards and Paul Watson both 27 years old depart through woods between Camas Valley and Remote toward Remote Campground. They carry 65 to 70 pound packs with knives matches 10 days of dehydrated food and 10 pounds of dog food. They are guided by Kenneth Lark of Remote Campground and are expected to arrive Monday completing the journey.
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