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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1970

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Theme chosen for Coos County Fair 1970

The Coos County Fair selected "Coos County the Hub of the Gold Coast" as its 1970 theme. The fair runs August 12 to 16 at Myrtle Point Fair Grounds with theme proposer Mrs. Faye Hopkins as guest. New features include a stage show opening night and entertainment by The United Attractions from Portland alongside rodeos, horse shows, and a loggers rodeo.

Coos County Gold Coast Myrtle Point Woodrow Robison County Fair Association Faye Hopkins Coquille Robison Hopkins Fair Board George Jenkins United Attractions Portland Jenkins Wayne Phillips Myrtle Point Jaycees Abe Hanks Gold Beach Oregon Jaycees Colony Restaurant

Were You Counted Census Campaign Final Phase

The Were You Counted campaign asks residents to mail the form to confirm their address is in the master list so no one is counted twice. Thomas C. Tavellgia district manager explains the effort aims to ensure every household is counted and questionnaires were mailed before Census Day.

Newsomers Thomas C. Taveggia Census Bureau

Town hall meetings set for Myrtle Point May 20 21

Town hall gatherings for Myrtle Point residents and nearby communities will be held at the Myrtle Crest School gym starting 7 p m on Wednesday May 20 and Thursday May 21. Dr Robert Haug will moderate and a panel of experts from various sectors will answer questions during intermissions.

Mel Zumwalt Myrtle Point Area Town Hall Myrtle Point Myrtle Crest School Robert Haug Wnty Idust

School board approves drafting contract with architects

District 41 authorized drafting of a contract with Harlan Gessford and Erickson to advance planning for a new Myrtle Point high school. The Coos Bay firm previously prepared preliminary designs six years ago. bond approval failed. Fees would be five percent of total building costs plus one percent for preliminary designs, with estimated cost about 18 dollars per square foot excluding site work.

Harlan, Gessford and Erickson Coos Bay Myrtle Point Myrtle Point High School

Dora Cemetery Association Meeting Set at Dora Chapel

The Dora Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on May 16 at Dora Chapel starting at 11 30 a.m. The meeting includes board actions and remarks from the State Board of Education evaluation team.

The Dora Cemetery Association Dora Chapel State Board of Education Serom Coffman Myrtle Crest School Jimmie King

DA MAR Farms Expands With 5005 Chickens For Fresh Eggs

Local farm DA MAR Farms operated by Mr and Mrs David Van Eyk near Catching Creek Rd produces eggs daily from a flock of 5005 White Leghorn chickens. They plan to expand to three buildings and 30000 hens while detailing processing, packaging, and feed formula. A guard dog protects the operation and a driver's license examiner will visit Myrtle Point on May 20 1970.

DA/MAR Farms Catching Creek Rd David van Eyk van Eyk DA/MAR Margo Dennis Miller van Eyks Nebraska Myrtle Point Wed City Mall Department of Motor Vehiceless of Oregons Catching Creek

Proclamation Urges Buddy Poppy Support in Myrtle Point

Mayor Ervin R. Wilberger asks Myrtle Point citizens to support the Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy drive. Proceeds aid disabled and needy veterans and orphans of deceased veterans, with the city urged to wear and purchase these symbols of appreciation.

Veterans ' Foreign Wars Ervin R. Wilberger Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Development Co forms to boost local economy

Development firm formed in Oregon seeks business firms for SBA backed financing. Myrtle Point Development Co organized with Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce backing to work with SBA and local lenders. Initial officers include George M. Linn president Homer K. Peterson vice president C Dean Mason treasurer and F C Meldrum secretary.

Corporation Department State of Oregon Myrtle Point Development Co Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce SBA George M. Linn Homer K. Peterson C. Dean Mason F.C. Meldrum

Myrtle Point moms win honors in Mother's Day drive

Mrs. Leep tops a ballot in Myrtle Point stores for most popular mother with 1 237 votes. Others named include Mrs. Hatcher oldest mother and Mrs. Birdwell youngest mother. Four honored at a merchants meeting with 25 gift certificates. Jaycees install new officers. Myrtle Point and Fayette chapters listed. SWOCC aid info for 1970 71 year. applications urged. Myrtle Lodges A F and A M set a May 14 meeting.

LeRoy Leep Myrtle Point Area Elton Schroeder Leep Hattie Hatcher Joe Birdwell Maude van Dolah Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce

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L. Till Coos County Fair Rial Ron McNutt Pete Peterson Softgoods Mitch Meyers Gene Mayberry Robert Hogan Bob Powrie Frank Rema Ben Nichols Tony Anusich Merl Hathaway Tele Dale Rouge Education and Joe Stewart Glenn Gulstrom Bruce Lee Debbie Nelson Sam Gordon State Department of Education Delos “Williams Sonny Dayton Gene Jenkins Lion Art Evans Garden Club Lloyd Huntley X Alpha Nu Beta Delta Homemakers of America Ore Ashland Mr. Om ty BA/MAR Fang Myrtle Paint Jaycees Colony New Jaycee Sweet Gulstrom Laurel Cate Bill Eppler Dan Miles Francis Schrader Charles Hannah F the Faycettes Mary Ann Gulstrom Dee Cate Beverly Philips Jean Schrader Southwestern Oregon Community College Shirley Gitchell SWOCC Myrtle Lodges A.f.&a.a
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