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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1958

Page

9

Farm Bureau Seeks Relief From Crop Destroying Game

At the March 11 Cons County Farm Bureau meeting in the County Court House, members urged the Game Commission to support Coat Shoots and allow additional shoots across arcs to cover bird movement. They opposed elk transfers near agricultural areas and urged private land access remain open. They called for licensed hunter accountability, a livestock compensation fund, and a liberal jump dog season within a mile of farms. Also noted were bids for Coos Curry substations with Tyee Construction Co of Seattle the top bidder at 524064.00

Game Commission Cons County Farm Bureau County Court House Coquille J J Geiner Farm Bureau Deer Elkie California

Fire Season Set to End April First by District Warden

Fire season in the Coos district closes April first under section of forest protection laws. Written permits are required to burn on any forest land whether owned or by another. Permits available at Coos Forest Patrol Office in Coos Bay Reedsport Guard Station Bridge Guard Station and Gold Beach Headquarters with wardens to be placed district wide later.

Ivan Yeune Coos Forest Apela Coos Bay Reedsport Bridge Gold Beach Coos District

Local Women Win Hair Styling Awards at Pacific Coast Show

Marsha Rubin took second place grand championship at the Pacific Coast Beauty and Trade show held March 16 17. Lola Hill won first place in the preliminary hair styling contest sponsored by the Oregon Beauticians association at the Multnomah hotel in Portland.

Marsha Rubin Lola Hill Oregon Beauticians Association Multnomah Hotel Portland

Wilson Construction Wins 115000-Volt Line Contract

Coos-Curry Electric Co. awards a $397,159 contract to Wilson Construction Co. of Portland for a 115,000-volt transmission line from Gold Beach to Brookings and a North Brookings substation. Award announced by Bruce Shavere at the March 15 directors meeting pending REA approval. Wilson bid against four competitors.

Wilson Construction Co Portland Gold Beach Brookings North Brookings Bruce Shavere Cool-Curry Electric Cooperative REA Northwest

66 000 Game Fish Released in Coos County

The Oregon State Game Commission released about 16 000 silver salmon into the South Fork Coos River headwaters from the Bandon hatchery. China Creek received over 50 000 cutthroat trout fry, with legal-sized cutthroat to be stocked in Bradley Lake before the coastal lake season. The lake now blocks ocean migration due to a rock at the outlet.

Oregon State Game Commission Bandon South Fork Coos River China Creek Bradley Lake

Sitkum News Social Notes and Local Movements

Mrs Flossie Wilson hosts E t Wilson at Bob Poole’s in Coquille for the weekend. Fitch family from Poke City Iowa plan to arrive April first to take over the church, sent by Village Mission. A community work day repaired the Clayton home for a parsonage.

Flossie Wilson Parker Marie Portland John Kirk Millington Annie Lett Myrtle Point Clell Laird

Social Visits Across North Bend and Nearby Towns

Two girls from North Bend visited Sunday at the Murl Laird home. Mr and Mrs Julius Benham of Roseburg visited Sunday at the Kenneth and Ivan Laird homes. Ivan Laird attended an REA meeting in Coquille Saturday and then visited Mrs Clara Cordenary, Mrs Maggie Simmons, and Leonard Marsters at Tanglewood Rest Home in Bandon. Myrtle Leaf club met at the school cafeteria for an no-hostess meeting with attendees including Mrs Gulseth, Mrs Tom Veofeste, Mrs Elmer Strode, Mrs Doc Clayton, Mrs Charles Wilson, Mrs Ivar Laird, Mrs Ruth Thompson, Mrs Kenneth Laird, Mrs Charles Reynolds, Mrs Flossie Wilson, and Mrs Don Baker. Mrs W A Nickinson returned home Sunday with her granddaughter Melanie Netland after a week with her daughter Mrs Duane Netland in Myrtle Point.

North Bend Murl Laird Julius Benham Roseburg Kenneth Ivan Laird Coquille Tanglewood Bandon Clara Cordenary Maggie Simmons Leonard Marsters Myrtle Leaf Club Gulseth Tom Veofeste Elmer Strode Doc" Clayton Charles Wilson Ivar Laird Ruth Thompson Kenneth Laird Charles Reynold Flossie Wilson Don Baker W A Nickinson Melanie Netland Duane Netland Myrtle Point

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