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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

2

Budget Vote Looms as District 41 Responds to Tax Pressures

South County editorial notes a June 29 vote on the 1976 77 budget after a June 7 board trimmed 25000 from a 1480000 proposal. The cut to 1083725 sparks tax worry but may reflect voter concerns over rising district costs. Also, Flora M Laird Memorial Library offers silent films for patrons to check out with inter library loan access.

Jerry Bennett Bennett Iits Flora M. Laird Ruth Ann Gassman Coos County

Fires Gut Burns Livery and Town in 1914 Blaze

A night fire in Burns destroys the Burns livery and spreads to the saloon, stage office, millinery store, saloons, and French Hotel. Twenty businesses burn with a $70 000 loss. 17 horses perish at the McKinaton and Son livery. No fatalities reported. Public notices mention new vehicle laws and the Adams home slated for razing by the school district.

Ehinaten & Sea Dalzell McKiantoan & Son Adams Fifth and Harris

Local Street Sale and Lions Dance At Fairgrounds

A neighborhood sale runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday with a White Elephant sale planned for Saturday at 1 p.m. A tentative street event is planned for Friday in the weekly area and a Saturday evening Lions dance is set for the fairgrounds.

Fourth of July Celebrations At Myrtle Point Planned

A local note from Bud Bick Myrtle Point teen coordinator urges community support for Fourth of July activities. He mentions crafts sale a white elephant sale and fireworks with plans to purchase works and fund a celebration highlighting community pride and unity.

Natien Myrtle Point

Local catalog firm wins national sales award in Albany

Myrtle Point based agency Howe and Ward earns 375 prize for April Truckload Sale promotion efforts. It tops 900 catalog stores nationwide and is first from the Portland district to win. Lura’s Herald column cited as a factor. Baker Johnson and Gwen Clymore highlighted for their roles in sales, photos, and displays.

Jim Ago Bare Howe Warde Cata Myrtle Point Albany Oregon Portland Lura The Herald

New Arrivals at Myrtle Point Families and Birth Details

The notice lists births at Myrtle Point with parents and newborns, including Michel Absa and Myrtle Point on June 4 a boy. Paul and Dettie Bush Nell on June 8 a girl. Charlies and Prudence Henden Powers on June 5 a boy. Charles and Sheryl Houston Myrtle Point on June 9 a girl. Gerald and Sally German Myrtle Point on June 12 a boy.

Mo Sie Ee Phe Michel Absadrigh Myrtle Point H. OK Nethan Louis Paul Dettie Bushnell Daphne Ann Charlies Prudence Henden Powers Chad Eugene Charles and Sheryl Hou Ston Myrtle Polat Sirena Lynn Gerald Sally Gherman Joseph Robert Patrick

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