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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

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Ivan Laird Touted for Coos County Commissioner

A county committee nominated Ivan Laird for Coos County Commissioner to fill the vacancy left by Elton A. Schroeder and others. The appointment was to be made by Commissioners Charles Mahaffy and Howard Lentz, with backing from local officials and residents in Coos Bay, Coquille, Bandon, and nearby areas.

Ivan Laird Coosa County Charles Mahaffy Howard Lentz There Elton A. Schroeder Myrtle

Mrs McCuskey Named Library Chairman

The city council appointed Mrs Richard McCuskey chairman of Flora M. Laird Memorial Library board and named Mrs Archie McCrae as a new member. The Myrtle Crest Football banquet is set for today at 6 30 p m in the school gymnasium honoring the championship team. Tom Sutton of Kenneth Ellis Studio will be in Myrtle Point November 18 18 to photograph seniors and underclassmen. editors Marcia Knight and Evelyn Belanger coordinate underclass portrait sessions.

Flora M. Laird Memorial Library Board Richard McCuskey Archie McCrae McCrae Myrtle Crest Ees Tom Sutton Kenneth Ellis Myrtle Point Marcia Knight Evelyn Belanger

Play Cast The Mouse That Roared At Coos County Event

An all school cast will present The Mouse That Roared in three acts on Nov 18. The piece is part of local civic events tied to a state legislature REA and regional projects.

REA Coos County Laird Commissioners Democratic Central Committee Coquille Board of Commissioners H. T Ford Coo Bay Theresa Devereaux Bendon Elmer Benham Coquite Frank Rema Myre Point David Philpott

Lights Off Schedule On Crossing Lights Spark Alarm

The first day on standard time saw flashing yellow school crossing lights on the highway fail to switch correctly to daylight saving time. They stayed off when expected to turn on, and Spud Rogers of Pacific Power and Light spotted the error and reset them.

Spud Rogers Pacific Power and Light Company

Chapman named to federal law enforcement commission staff

Multnomah County Undersheriff Samuel G. Chapman son of Mrs Bue Hentze of Myrtle Point was named by Sheriff Donald E. Clark to join the Presidents Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice in Washington. Chapman 36 will resign Dec 1 to serve an 18 month term as project director in the Law Enforcement Task Force. The commission was created by executive order July 327 1965 with Attorney General Katzenbach as chairman. Chapman's salary is expected to be about 16000 annually.

Multnomahunty Samuel G. Chapman Bue Hentze Myrtle Point Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice Donald E. Clark Chapman Clark Michigan State University Presidential Commission Washington D. C Johnson Nicholas Katzenbach

City Water Pump Replacement Costs Move Upward

City council regular session authorized a revised pump project with a total replacement cost of 8100 and an motor cost of about 60. Installation is included in 3100, with checks on two other pumps for efficiency. The pump has served since 1949, but one unit runs at 75 percent due to debris in the river. Water pressure was temporarily lowered by hydrant openings during the Halloween event and nearby streets.

Ben Nichols Nichols South Fork Myrtle Point Lew Bothwick Bender Spruce Streets Eighth Streets Floyd

Road project delays traffic on Agness road near Elk Creek

Brownie Coldiron Logging Co. works on a four mile south of Powers stretch from the forest boundary toward Elk Creek widening the road to two lanes. Traffic will pause briefly as crews and equipment operate in the construction zone.

Brownie Coldiron Logging Co Agness Road Forest Boundary Elk Creek Powers

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