Obituaries from Myrtle Point May 1970 public notices
Funeral services were held for James Dewey Cole man at 10 a.m. May 6 1970 in Myrtle Point. Survived by wife Dorothy and several children. Linus Snyder 65 of Jacksonville died recently. funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Valley View Church. William Red Belcher 74 of Myrtle Point died May 3 1970. military honors at Norway Cemetery.
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James Dewey Coleman
Myrtle Point
Coleman
Jasper
Arkansas
VFW
Lee Bay
Dorothy
Woman
el Reno
Okla
Bradford
Louisiana
Jay
Seattle
Wash
Monte
Coos Bay
Oregon
Viola Clarice Waterman
McAuley Hospital
Myrtle Point Chapel
Harold Smith
The
Christian Church
Myrtle Crest Cemetery
Coquille
Linus Snyder
Jacksonville
Valley View Seventh-day Adventist Church
South Rage Road
Ed Wilson
Valley View Seventh-day Memory Gardens Memorial Park
Conger- Morris
Mr. Snyder
Coos County
William
Red) Grant Belcher
Mr. Belcher
Leona
Fred Belcher
Bridge
Marie Shields
Agness
Leona Jemmett
Sliver Creek
Donna Bass
Drain
Betty
Coos Bay Courthouse Annex Proposal Faces Skepticism
The piece argues the May 26 primary would likely reject the Coos Bay courthouse annex plan. It warns Coos Bay aims to replace Coquille as county seat, absorb North Bend, and merge Empire, amid claims funds and land are already available.
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Coos Bay
Coquille
Coos County
North Bend
Ballot Measure No 4 Aims at State Bond Aid for Sewage Upgrades
The article urges Oregon voters to approve Measure No 4 to authorize 60 million dollars in state bonds for anti pollutions facilities. Myrtle Point would gain funds for a 398000 sewer upgrade, avoiding heavy local costs. If rejected the city faces only an 86000 grant and most costs borne locally.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Congress Targets Obscene Mail To Protect Children
A House bill aims to curb obscene materials reaching homes and children. It cites Redrup v. New York and outlines three constitutional avenues for restricting obscenity and privacy intrusions. The measure would ban mailing obscene materials to underage recipients and reinforce home privacy.
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Oregon
Fourth District
Washington
Supreme Court
Redrup
New York
Congress
Lawmakers Seek Stronger Measures Against Pornography
The proposal sets penalties up to 6000 dollars and five years’ imprisonment for violators. It defines harmful material for minors and requires outward envelope symbols for obscene materials. A national opt-out list would bar mailings to those on it for more than ninety days, aiming to curb pornographers while preserving rights to receive literature.
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House
Ad Tyme quips warn that money does not grow on trees
The Ad Tyme publication features a witty line cautioning readers that money does not appear effortlessly, implying practical budgeting and effort are needed to avoid financial trouble.
Dol-R-Wise Market Grand Opening
Mourning Point Herald announces the grand opening of the Dol-R-Wise Market on the Rhoeeburg road in South Myrtle Point. Proprietors Al Shirtcliff and Flash Owens promote the new store with a three day event this issue.
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Myrtle Point Herald
al Shirtcliff
Flash Owens
Rhoeeburg Road
Myrtle Point
Site for BLM building near Coss Bay city limits
A historical note describes a proposed BLM structure in the North Bend area near the city limits of Coss Bay. The plan lists 17,860 square feet for living spaces, 1,600 feet of motor pool facilities, and employee parking, dated 28 years ago in Myrtle Point Herald 1945.
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Coss Bay
North Bend
Elfen
Myrtle Point
Two Hour Byron Nelson Telecast Piques Home Viewing
A husband and wife clash over a two hour golf telecast on the Byron Nelson Classic with the wife passively accepting the schedule. The piece laments a soap opera interrupting daily lunch and jokes about MacDonald Carey.
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MacDonald Carey
Edgy talk on politics and gifts amid possible impeachment calls
In a reflective note the speaker fears scrutiny over gifts from real estate and insurance donors and lunches with publicity seeking groups. He jokes about an FBI probe and even references Nixon era bravado with his dog Missy as a shield.
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Sam
FBI
Oregon Dairy and Consumer Services holds staff conference
The Dairy and Consumer Services Division of the Oregon Department of Agriculture wrapped a three and a half day staff conference on May 1. Officials reviewed consumer protection programs from grocery advertising to frozen dessert sampling and heard updates on meat inspections pesticides and herbicides. The session covered regulatory changes on food advertising by weight and future federal weights and measures law developments with central clearing houses proposed for violations of nationally distributed products.
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Dairy and Consumer Services Division
Oregon Department of Agriculture
Elmer Morgan
Coos Bay
Oregon
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Virgi Hiatt
Kenneth Carl
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Ken Simila
National Bureau of Standards
OA & Proposal
United States
Oregon Health Survey Sees 10 Point Gain for Coos County Restaurants
Guy Beachler of the Oregon State Board of Health and County Health Officer Dr A B Munroe review final results of a Coos County restaurant survey with sanitarians Richard Lemery A F Angiin and Tyrone Welty. An improvement of 10 percentage points over 1966 is noted but no regular food service training exists.
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Guy Beachler
Oregon State Board of Health
Coos County
A.B. Munroe
Richard Lemery
A.F. Angiin
Tyrone Welty
Beachler
Munroe
Heath Department
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Manteca
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Amalia M. Curietensen
Gary L. Snyder
Placerville
Dianne Gilpen
San Jose
Snyder
Medford
Ariin Snyder
Milpitas
Zelda Behlen
Jackson
Red
Grant Belcher
Bill Palmroth
Shirley France
Mar Wichols
Janice Wilsom
P.O
Myrtle Pont
Ore
D.C
With Dellenback
Adolph Hitler
Himaler
Wrest
Mussolini
Chevron Diesst
With Griz
U.S. House of Representatives
Williams
Douglas
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Missy
D&c
Olle
Myrtle
Chevron
J.R. Howe
Standard Ol Company of
California
Buick
Duick
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