Timber wolves and old tales from Myrtle Point
A Curt Beckman reminiscence recalls a 1920s Ozarks wolf story from his father and a Coos County tale by Mike Pohl. The piece threads memories of timber wolves in Washington Oregon and Arkansas with harsh winters, a tense wolf pack encounter, hunting, and survival struggles in rough terrain.
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Curt Beckmnam
Alaska
Washington
Mike Pohl
Coos County
Oregon
Ozarks
Arkansas
Rocky Bayou
Jake
Ain
Coquille Valley
Myrtle Point
Eckley
Dr. Hermann
Faines
Highway Hearings Set at Powers Moose Hall
Debbi James reports upcoming public highway hearings at Powers Moose Hall from 1 to 5 PM and 7 30 PM on Thursday. Residents may attend or submit written comments or have a representative read their views. The item also notes local travel and community arrivals.
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Powers Moose Hall
Your Unlimited Opportunities by James M McGrew in Coquille
Boston businessman James M McGrew will speak in Coquille on Saturday April 5 about turning problems into opportunities to reveal God’s power. He discusses universal questions about God and man and notes his long career in business and Christian Science. The public lecture titled Your Unlimited Opportunities is free and child care is provided.
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James M. McGrew
Boston
Coquille
McGrew
Oregon Legislature Faces Open Field Burning Ban Debate
The 58th Oregon Legislature confronts whether to uphold the current open field burning ban affecting the Willamette Valley. The issue centers on a $60 million grass seed industry and 2,400 jobs amid health and environmental concerns. Counties affected include Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Linn, Benton and Lane.
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Spayentka
Oregon
Salem
Keaders
Senate
Willamette Valley
Multnomah
Washington
Clackamas
Marion
Polk
Yamhill
Lian
Benton
Lane
Oregon Open Burn Regulation Debates Split Lawmakers
Nine Lane County legislators weighed SB 38 and related bills aiming to regulate open burning in the Willamette Valley. Proposals include a ban, higher fees, and new machinery with a three to five year phaseout, shifting authority to the Environmental Quality Commission as debates hinge on agricultural needs and pollution reduction.
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Lane County
Springfield-Eugene
Department of Environmental Quality
Paul Lang
Portland
Bob Straub
Senate
Executive Department
Lang
House
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Mike Thorne
Pendleton
Sen
Thorne
Oregon
Willamette Valley
LA Thorne
Publc
Easter Worship Service With Music and Word
The service, presented by Rev John A Ulrich, features Paul Messersiith and Mer Vey Mars in a program of worship music and spoken word. Memorial Easter Mites will adorn the altar as the congregation celebrates The Resurrection of Jesus Christ with singing Christ the Lord Is Risen Today. Child care will be provided.
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John A Ulrich
Paul Messersiith
Mer‘vey Mars
Morgan
Jesus Christ
Ar Myer Wood Jr. Assigned to 75th Field Artillery in Germany
Arty Specialist Four Janes A. Wood Jr. is assigned as an artillery crew member in the 75th Field Artillery at Hanau, Germany. His parents reside on Arago Route in Myrtle Palm.
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Janes A. Wood Jr
Arago
Myrtle Palm
75Th Field Artillery
Hanaw
Germany
Project Booklet On Environment Now Available
A new 40 page booklet titled A Better Place tag Be offers more than 100 environmental projects and activities for elementary students. Published by the Johnny Hori zon Program of the Department of Interior, it guides hands on learning and school grounds improvement. Available for $1.25 with Stock Number 2400 00805 from the Superintendent of Documents U S Government Printing Office Washington D C 20402.
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Johnny Horizon
Department of Interior
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Expo '75 Draws 30k Plus to Lakeland Business Expo
More than 30 000 attendees visited Expo 75 a two day event in Lakeland Florida sponsored by local business leaders The demonstration argued free enterprise creates the most good for the greatest number James W Sikes chief executive officer of Sikes Corp noted exhibits by lakes and business concerns highlighted the profit motive as a driver to cut food costs and secure bread and rolls from day old bakeries with leftovers often on Monday or Tuesday and suggested freezing bread immediately
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Lakeland
Fla
James W. Sikes
Sikes Corp
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Debbie James
Wayne Tuyne
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Mike
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James M, McGrew
Coquille Valley Elks Lolge
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Walt
BankAmericard & Master
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Dick’s T.V. Sales & Service
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