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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1960

Page

6

Timber Sale Totals and Bidders at May BLM Auction 1940

The Bureau of Land Management reported 26,066 board feet of federal timber sold in the May Timber sale, fetching $778,770.24 across nine tracts. Eugene Stud and Veneer Co. bought 9,665,000 board feet of Douglas fir for $239,100.50 in Douglas County near Gardiner, with Barker Timber Co. and Larson Lumber Co. also among bidders. The sale listed multiple tracts along Smith River and Tom Fool Creek with bids from Barker, Larson, Conk & W Logging, Parker & Haskell, Cascades Plywood, Coos Bay Timber Co., and others, with the next sale scheduled June 17, 1940 for about 25,031,000 board feet across eight tracts.

Bureau of Land Management Eugene Stud and Veneer Company Eugene Douglas County Johnson Creek Smith River Gardiner Barker Timber Co Eugene and International Paper Co Barker Timber Company West Fork Larson Lumber Co Philomath Tom Fool Creek Scot Conk & W Logging Co North Bend Scottsburg Parker & Haskell Douglas Firood Co McKinley Oregon Coos Bay Timber Co Sitkum Johnny Cawrse Slater Creek Remote John F. Cawrse Curtis Trent Roseburg Fairview Coos Bay District

Annual Convention at Medford Oregon 1960 Oregon State i ee Association

The 1960 Oregon State Association convention will be held in Medford from May 25 to May 28. The event opens at noon and includes a Friday morning officers meeting, a special public order session, and a press radio television release. An estimated 3500 delegates from across the region are expected.

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Obituaries for Myrtle Brown and Mardice Maxon

Obituary notices report Myrtle Brown 67 died May 16 and services held May 20 at Schroeder's Chapel Coquille with interment at Ocean View Memorial Gardens Empire. Survivors include husband Myrtle Point four sons and three daughters and two sisters. Also listed are Clyde Maxon 49 died May 14 in Portland with services May 21 and burial at Norway Cemetery. Survivors include mother Iva Train and multiple siblings and step-sister.

Asar. Brown Myrtle) Brown Dennis Ryan Clarence Buttler Bandon Harold Evernden Myrtle Point John. W Caldwell Idaho Ruby Robinson Shoshone Ida E. I. Joiner Boise Murdice Clyde Maxon Mardice Clyde Maxon Portland Remote Laurel Todd Faro Ore

School board controversy prompts outside study on Etalka

A local district faces debate over closing Etalka school and redistributing students. After electing seven trustees to represent residents, officials hire an Oregon study consultant at taxpayer cost to survey the issue following a petition from a small group.

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