Tuneful Melodies named Coos County Fair theme
Mrs Lioyd E En Merehall selected Tuneful Melodies as the 1973 Coos County Fair theme after days of careful thought. She will receive fair passes and family admission perks. The Marshalls, long-time Coos County residents, are active in church and community with three children and two granddaughters.
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Coos County Fair
Marshall
Perede
Marshalls
Coos Codnty
Tillamook
Cleta
Barry
Coquille
Lanny
Diane
Bill Pankonin
Portland
Marshall Trucking
Carey
City Bowling Association
Myrtle Bowl
First Christian Church
Mamie Rebekah Lodge
Lloyd E. Marshall
School District 41 to host Sing On concert May 15
The School District 41 Music Department presents Sing On a concert on Tuesday May 15 at 7 30 p m in the Myrtle Crest gym The program features the high school mixed chorus girls chorus seventh grade chorus eighth grade chorus and Broadbent special chorus directed by Marvey Marme.
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Myrtle Crest Gy
Myrtle Point approves 1973-74 city tax levy exceed limit
Voters approved a proposed 1973-74 city tax levy by 85 to 73, exceeding the six percent limit by 62,335 dollars. The levy will raise 21,367 dollars less than the current operating levy.
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Myrtle Point
Local Bus Service Remains Active in Community Valley
Community Valley Bus continues on schedule and citizens are urged to patronize. To ensure seating call Coquille Valley Centers. Myrtle Point number is 5723 837. The group also notes two rooms remain in the low cost senior housing complex and signals ongoing activity for an undetermined time.
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Coquille Valley
Myrtle Point
Community Action
Bank Debits Rise Across Oregon in March 1973
University of Oregon data show ten reporting banks in Coos County and 413 banks statewide recorded higher debits in March 1973. March totals reached 7.47259 billion dollars statewide, up from 6.50568 billion in February and up from 6.22907 billion a year earlier.
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Coos Cous Hes
Macey
University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Rotarians Prepare for Florence District Convention
Local Rotarians plan to attend the Annual District 511 Convention of Rotary International in Florence May 31 to June 3. Delegates from 33 Oregon clubs will transact Rotary business and enjoy the coastal area. The Rhododiadron Festival runs May 18 to 20 followed by Sand dune safari on May 24 with dunes, water skiing, and beach activities nearby.
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Rotary International
Florence
Rotary
Oregon
Amare Ae Gemiees
Myrtle Point Club
Indian Confab Set Saturday In Coos Bay
All American Indians and families in Coos and Curry counties are invited to a conference and course on the signing ending the Wounded Knee siege. H D will speak Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Federated Trip Reservation on Michigan Avenue in the Empire District. Discussions cover the Wounded Knee agreement and new treaty and non treaty channels. A potluck luncheon will follow.
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Coos
Curry Counties
Wounded Knee
Michigan Avenue
Empire District
Coos Bay
Direct Distance Dialing Expansion Moves Forward in Southwestern Oregon
Don Smith of General Telephone reports about 45 percent completion of Direct Distance Dialing projects in Coos Bay and district offices with work by 50 equipment workers. The $6.5 million plan will bring DDD to Coos Bay Bandon North Beach Empire Coguille Gold Beach Lakeside Langley Myrtle Point Port Orford Powers Reedsport and Brookings with features like automatic number identification for billing.
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Oregon
Don Smith
General Telephone
Coos Bay
Tribunary
Smith
Bandon
North Beach
Empire
Coguille
Gold Beach
Lakeside
Langley
Myrtle Point
Port Orford
Powers
Reedsport
Brookings
Bond issue and budget defeated by district voters
Voters in School District 41 rejected a 9.5 million high school bond and a proposed 1,009,462 tax levy for the 1973-74 budget. The bond failed 628 to 321 and the budget lost 473 to 3, with a separate 232 yes 59% no vote on the Coes County SEC budget.
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Coes County
Safety award to Coos Bay unit amid dinner celebration
The Coos Bay unit receives the Gey Meed Safety award at a Friday dinner in Coos Bay. Dewey Mebbey presides as the trophy is presented by the GP Vigt. The 1971 department statement calls the achievement fantastic.
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Coos Bay
Coss Bay
Dewey Mebbey
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