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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1967

Page

2

Sawdust Theatre group touts 238 years of stage work

The Sawdust Theatre in Coquille claims 238 combined years of experience from members ranging from 38 years to newcomers. The group blends seasoned actors with fresh talent to deliver singing and dancing weekly. Performances occur Saturdays at the old Roxy Theatre in Coquille or Jensen's Music in Pony Village.

Sawdusters Sewdusters Roxy Theatre Coquille Jensen Pony Village

Drusilla of the Gold Country Dazzles Sawdust Theater Audiences

The Sawdusters present Drusilla of the Gold Country at the Sawdust Theater with John Moore directing and producing. A mix of local talent and a heavy dose of slapstick promises a long run if supported, following a first-night standing ovation.

Sawdusters Drusilla of The Gold Country Sawdust Theater

Oregon Lawmakers Pay and Tax Relief Debate

George Hall of North Point, Oregon reflects on a 1967 legislative session costing taxpayers millions. He notes salaries for 30 senators and 60 representatives plus extra pay, plus staff costs, with a potential million-dollar total. He reports on SB 834 allowing ongoing pay and the stalled property tax relief discussions as McCall weighs a special session.

Oren Senate House Tom McCall Coos Cum County Secretar Clay Myers Bedingfield Kenzie Hapman

Dora News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Mrs. Lynn reports visitors at the Peterson home including the Lloyd Cook family from Myrtle Point and Barbara’s graduation guests from Gold Beach. Attendees traveled to Riverton for a birthday celebration and a baby shower was held at Dora school for Betty Davis. The Allied Industries of Dora group was formed as AID with a June 17 meeting planned.

R.s.lynn Joe Peterson Lloyd Cook Myrtle Point Gold Beach Barbara Mrs. Peterson Melvin Weaver M. Weaver, Jr Tadtioli Sun Valley Albam Bud King Myrtle Ralstin Riverton Everal King Lynn Darrell Myeres Coquille Jim Josie Dora School Mapri Combs Carol Mason Betty Davis Caroline Albright Selma Erelyn King Winona Osbon Myrtle Ralstin Norma Powell Mary Anne Bowen Shirley Grove Margie Anos Ron Ginger Jackson Laura Laird Vero Long Mildred Johnson Betty Lea Deloriat Peterson Evelyn Lynn Sherrll Turner Nettie Baker Minnie Boardmar Dorothy Stamen Dora The Allied Industries of Dora AID Sac

For Sale or Trade Readable Acreage and Home Ad

FOr sale or trade three bedroom house near Myrtle Point outskirts with well water. Clear title. Down payment $4,000. total price $22,000. Also offers on 100 acres on Highwa 101 th trailer court and motel one-half mile south of Bandon Oregon. Call 4820 or Route 1 Box 656 Bandon Ore after 6 PM.

Highwa Bandon Myrtle Point Win Water Ore

Sitkum News Personal notices and local updates

Sitkum notes several moves visits and events including Douglas Sinko family from Cory spending time with grandparents Laus and John son. Mamie McCulloch of Grants Pass dies June 7. Kenneth Laird ferries calves to Roseburg auction. prayer meeting at Pastor Jack Wood’s home. Howard Newman moves trailer from Anatuc Mountain to bridge project. Mrs Walter Riesen Lounta and Mrs Newman assist. visitors at Ivan Laird home include Mrs Laird's sister and Mr and Mrs W A Nickason and Edward Wilson. Roger Weed graduates University of Oregon Eugene. Milton Broeder Bruce weekend camping at Lavern e Park. Ordie Hoye visits Moro. Sylvia Pederson new home from hospital. Mrs Frank Meldrum Susan return from Seattle and Ranover to visit Mrs Meldrum's mother Mrs Frank Oleson.

Douglas Sinko B.L.M Walter Riesen Lounta Newman Ivan Laird Laird W.A. Nickason Edward Wilson North Bend Chet Weed Roger University of Oregon Eugene Milton &Broeder Bruce Laverne Park Ordie Hoye Moro Sylvia Pederson Frank Meldrum Susan Seattle Ranpover Meldrum Frank Ole

Homeowners Reach New High as Ownership Surges

The share of occupied U S housing units owned by their occupants climbs to more than five out of eight. The Census bureau reports about 63.5 percent in the first quarter, a record high since before 1900. The ratio passed 50 percent in the 1940s and has risen steadily since.

United States Bureau of the Census

Laird Family Completes Timber Sale in Coos Bay

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Laird and Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird finalized the sale of most timber and logging equipment to Ken Rogge and wife of Bandon in Coos Bay on Friday. East Fork Community Church held its monthly potluck dinner and communion Sunday.

Kenneth Laird Ivan Laird Coos Bay Ken Rogge Bandon East Fork

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