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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
3
A fragmented notice mentions Kathy Frenem and Jill Chappell in a ship or voyage context with unclear details. The readable bits reference girls and a race or contest, but specifics remain obscured.
A reader from Myrtle Point, Gus W Metzgus, argues against zoning outlying rural districts in Coos County. He warns it mirrors municipal incorporation, bringing sewer, water, and higher taxes, and he urges voters to protect farming communities from unfair restrictions.
Home economics students from junior and senior high schools will participate at Oregon State University April 1 and 2 in the 21st annual meeting of Oregon's Future Homemakers of America. Linds Southmayd of Myrtle Point is state vice president. Dianna Gulsstrom of Myrtle Point is vice president of projects. Approximately 400 delegates and advisers from across the state will attend. there are 111 FRA chapters with a total state membership of 3,833.
The Myrtle Point churches plan a Good Friday worship at 7 30 PM led by Rev Shultz. An Easter sunrise service will be held at 6 30 AM in the Myrtle Crest school gymnasium with all community members invited.
Notice of school election in Coos County Oregon to consider increasing the tax levy for 1966 1967. Voters will decide at polling places on April 11 from 2 00 pm to 8 00 pm. The levy proposal exceeds the 6 percent limit by 477374 17 dollars to fund district operations.
Two Coos County appliance service firms were ordered to pay $1100 in fines by State Public Utility Commissioner Jonel C. Hill for hauling for hire without Oregon PUC permits. Paul M. Mathews of City Appliance Service in Coos Bay was fined $800, Alfred E. Smith of Al Smith Refrigeration in Eastside $300. Investigators found the firms hauled merchandise beyond appliances and included furniture and other goods as for hire.
Safeway announces Richard Roberts transferred to a Eugene store to take new duties as manager. Don Rosebrook arrives from Ashland to assume management here. The Rosebrooks plan to move next week into the Roberts home as the family settles in. Almond Teffee orders may be placed with Bryrl Winningham Judy Hult or Debbie Troxell for $1 per box.
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