Chamber Endorses City Building Policy for Downtown Upgrade
The chamber unanimously supports city council efforts to improve downtown building conditions. President Chet Weed led the discussion noting long term work on code enforcement and owner encouragement. A budget was approved and dates for the Spring Opening promotion announced. a retailers meeting is set for Friday at the Myrtle Hotel.
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City Council Accepts Fire Hall Title Agreement
Myrtle Point council approves title transfer of a new fire hall for more than 17000 dollars from Poehnitz and Hogan. It also approves a gravity sewer line for a new motel, and a one year permit to lease the US Rubber Tire building for a repair shop.
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A4 Pen Built In June
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an item labeled a4 pen Cole built in June. Details are unclear but imply a factory or model reference with a construction date. Further readable context is needed to determine full subject, ownership, or purpose.
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Sheriff Charles Strawn Reflects on Duty and Leadership
Sheriff Charles Strawn, 50, of Lebanon Oregon and North Bend, outlines his administration stance after 20 years in office. He notes taxes are a major county duty, cites juvenile delinquency efforts, and pledges fairness humility while removing deputies with overbearing behavior.
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Red Devils 15-In-Conference After Big Win
Coquille crushed Myrtle Point 77-50 on Friday to firm up for a March 7 clash with Toledo and earn a spot in the A-2 tournament in Coosey starting March 14. Carroll led CIS with 19 points, while Myrtle Point wrapped up a 98-13 campaign and a conference tie for third among 7th to 9th graders.
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Field Service Chapter Set Meeting Notices
The next chapter convenes at 8 pm in Mrs Bejlenger’s home. Clarence Ralph files for registration at the Port of Co quilie River.
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Coquille Valley Art Center plans mortgage burn party and renovations
Coquille Valley Art Center president Mrs. Sig Schussler named Mrs. Edward McKeen-Smith chair of plans for a mortgage burning party tentatively set for May 22. The center, bought from the Coquille School Board in 1953, funds renovations via fundraisers and sales. E. John Robinson, a noted art teacher, will run classes and exhibit 40 paintings during his stay.
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Coquille Valley Art Association
Edward McKeen - Smith
Coquille School Board
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Coquille
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Lentz Announces Re Election Bid For Coos County Commissioner
Howard Lentz, chair of the Coos County Board of Commissioners, declared his candidacy for re election in district No 4. A 36 year old Bay Area resident with several children, Lentz said he will always take his reg e.
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