Myrtle Point notes new dating game and school events
Myrtle Point High students try the Computer Dating game paying 35 cents to get 10 suggested matches. Activities include square dancing with Mrs Reed and Mrs Fisher, FFA tree pruning, choir performances, and a Heart Fund drive for the band director. Rita Robinson’s White House trip described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High
University of Oregon Brass Band
Myrtle Crest
MPHS
NHS
Rita Robinson
United States
White House
United Natins Building
Rita
Cathy Wrigh
Debbie Pride
Tara Bowin
Cecillee Wood
Oregon coastal estuary planning guide circulated
The Oregon Coastal Coordination and Development Commission distributes a draft estuary planning guide to study groups along the coast. Chair Wilbur Ternyik says the plan emphasizes a flexible yet protective, partnership based approach balancing environment and economy. The guide relies on input from residents and officials to tailor plans to each estuary and aims to produce actionable, not merely academic, results.
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Oregon Coast
Oregon Coastal Coastration and Development Commission
Oregon
Wilbur Ternyik
Florence
Occ&dc
Ternyik
Tuary
Tillamook Bay
Coquille River
Eac
Deadline for Specially Assessed Farm Land filings
Coos County Assessor notes the April 1 deadline for filing for Specially Assessed Farm Land. Owners already farmed need not refile annually unless ownership changes, then refile within 60 days. Farm-Use values re-computed yearly and can fluctuate. removal requires loss of qualifying farm status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
A.D
Leininger
Metric System Debate: U.S. Move Toward International Standards
The piece argues for adopting the metric system, noting congressional plans, industry pressures, and consumer impacts. It cites mileage in Oregon, auto industry shifts, and the National Bureau of Standards study urging a decade-long, gradual conversion.
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Eugene
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Medford
Senate
House of Representatives’ Science and Astronautics Committee
United States
U.S
Congress
National Bureau of Standards of the
Department of Commerce
Oregon Study Finds Cable Felling Buffers Protect Streams
A two year OSU forestry study in the western Cascades shows that cable felling of trees away from streams plus buffer strips reduces logging impact on headwater streams. Buffer strips provide debris barriers but face steep terrain and blowdown risks.
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Rnd
Oregon
Westera Cascades
Henry Froehlich
OSU
School of Forestry
Froehlich
Strean
Board reelects members and names new directors
In the annual report Wiebe notes WFA’s operating results from June through December. Reelected to the board were Burr Donald F. Pierson Bow Wash Dwight C. Beach Spokane Wash and Yorgeson. New members elected include Robert F. Wiley Yakima, Robert L. Golob Sunnyside Wash and Robert J. Stroda Monroe Oregon.
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Donald F. Pierson
Bow
Wash
Dwight C. Beach
Spokkane
Yorgeson
Robert F. Wiley
Yakima
Robert L. Golob
Sunnyside
Robert J. Stroda
Monroe
Oregon
Wiebe
WFA
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Colleen Poole
Knight
Lainning
Plicants
D.C
With Dellenback
Ford Motor Company
Oto
Lig
Dian Yeur
Gaby
Item
Sad
Sven the
Wile
Bamutipul
Ream
Hamilton's
Yrue Point
Satya
Eva Ob
Burr
Imagine
Family Circus
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Burlington
Bil Keane
Frigidaire
Geta
Moe
Electriciaan
Wien
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