Look Ahead Conference Sails Into Oregon Coast
Chambers of Commerce along with the Oregon Coast Association co sponsor a Look Ahead Conference at the Pony Village Motor Lodge on Friday March 29 at 12 noon. Attendees invited from travel and recreation sectors to address summer tourism strategies and destination travel to extend visitor stays amid energy concerns. Reservations for luncheon available by telephone.
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North Beach
Coos Bey
OCA
Knudsen
Oregon
Washington
Pony Village
Myrtle Point High Band Seeks Jobs for Vancouver Trip
Myrtle Point High School band members seek paid work to fund a summer trip to Vancouver B C Call 672-2148 672- $965 or 396-3430 for opportunities to hire them for special projects or services.
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Myrtle Point High School
Vancouver
B.C
Ripper for responsive government urges officer offices
State Senator Jack Ripper, a Democratic candidate for the fourth district, calls for a responsive national government with district offices. He proposes three congressional offices in Eugene Medford and the southern coast to ensure constant contact and reduce travel and call delays for residents.
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Jack Ripper
Headford
Eugene
Medford
Grasts Pass
Ripper
Myrtle Point District 64 approves 1974 75 levy exceed six percent
Voters in Myrtle Point School District 64 approved Tuesday a 1974 75 operating levy exceeding the constitutional six percent limit by 744813 dollars. The district tally was 372 yes to 254 no with area results showing Arago 40 34 Bridge 45 15 Broadbent 25 49 Dora 23 14 and Myrtle Crest 239 142 in favor.
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Myrtle Point
Arago
Bridge
Broadbent
Dora
Myrtle Crest
Budget meeting set for Myrtle Point Monday
The budget committee of Myrtle Point will hold its first meeting of the year at 8 p.m. Monday April 1 in City Hall council chambers. The public is invited to attend to discuss proposed programs with the committee.
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City of
Myrtle Point
City Hall
Story Hour Last at Flora M. Laird Memorial Library
The final story hour before May is set for this Saturday from 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. at Flora M. Laird Memorial Library.
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Flora M. Laird Memorial Library
OCA elects Knudsen as president at annual meeting
The Oregon Coast Association elected Jerry Knudsen of Tillamook as president at its Tolovana Inn meeting in Cannon Beach on March 14. New officers include Walt Thompson, Lyle Ordway, Milt Preisz, Gordon Miller, and Ink Koeber as past president. Directors from Coos County are Roland Parks and Gordon Miller. The group backs higher fuel allocations for Highway 101 communities and promotes Destination Travel to boost Expo 74 attendance while urging marina owners to lobby lawmakers against proposed lease fees.
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OCA
Jerry Knudsen
Knudsen
Oregon Coast Association
Tolovana Inn
Cannon Beach
Boarch
Tillamook
Walt Thompson
Harbor
Lyle Ordway
Astoria
Milt Preisz
Newport
Gordon Miller
North Bend
Ivan ‘‘Ink’' Koeber
Pacific City
Coos County
Roland Parks
Bandon
Coos Bay
Paul Hanneman
The
Coast Association
Highway 101
Northwest Pacific Coast
Knudsena 50
Chambers of Commerce
Association
Local boy named state farmer Darrell Evans honored
Darrell Evans a Myrtle Point High School senior was named State Farmer at the Future Farmers of America spring meeting in Ontario. He oversees two dairy cows two beef cows 30 registered Suffolk sheep and previously managed 15 hogs. He will pursue the American Farmer national award with nearly $4 000 invested in his project.
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Darrell Evans
Myrtle Point High School
Future Farmers of America
Darrell
FFA
Grants Pass
FRA
American Farmer
Public Meeting Notices for Myrtle Point and Port of Coquille
Regular meetings scheduled across local bodies include Myrtle Point City Council on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m in council chambers City Hall 424 Fifth St Port of Coquille River Con Mission holds its third Tuesday at 6 p m Myrtle Point District 4 School Board meets second and fourth Mondays at 8 p m at 212 Spruce St Myre Point City Planning Commission gathers second Monday at 7 30 p m in council chambers City Hall 424 Fifth St Myrtle Point City Library Board meets Tuesday before the last Friday of each month at 4 p m Flora M Laird Memorial Library Fifth and Willow Sts
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Biyrtle Point City
Fifth St
Coquille River
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Spruce St
Myre Point City
Myrtle Point City
Tree vitamins used by G P to boost Pacific Northwest forests
Georgia Pacific Corp furthers a fertilization program applying 3500 pounds of urea nitrogen over 3500 acres in Oregon with helicopter spreaders. Four hundred acres on Blue Mountain Tree Farm in Washington and 1000 acres in the Carolinas are included. Shortage of acceptable fertilizers could curtail next season.
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Evergreen Helicopters
Reforestation Inc
Coos
Lane
Lincoln
G-P
Blue Mountain
Washington State
North
South Carolina
Dewey L. Mobley
Western Timber and Forest Operations
Shultz Seeks Democratic Nomination for Coos County Commissioner
Richard Schulz a North Bend real estate salesman seeks the Democratic nomination for Coos County Commissioner Position No 1. He is married with two daughters and aBS degree from USC. He pledges to reduce county government interference and invites citizen ideas to improve county operations.
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Richard
Dick) Shulz
North Bend
Coos County
Shulz
University of Southern
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Look Ahead
Mike Dungen
Pacific Power and Ligh Co
Com‘pany
Mytle Point
Fromnghbors
Hero Bike
Leo Behmit
Sen. Ripper
John Dellentack
Tario
Shultz
County Board
Schulz
Linum
Richard Shuz
Sally
Lloyd Latimer
Sitkum Rt
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