Last to Know Letter on Mast Hospital Plans
An open letter to Mast Hospital staff and Myrtle Point citizens questions Western Medical Care Foundation actions and Coquille district plans. It defends Mast Hospital’s care, notes accreditation timelines, and warns of longer ambulance routes for outlying areas if Mast closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Medical Care Foundation
Mast Hospital
Charles Gustafson
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Mast
Ara
Aleot
Coquille Sentinel
Ave
Guetefeon
Henry Dotter
Douglas Fir Plywood
Bay Area
Southern Coos General Hospital
Bandon
McAuley
Coos Bay
Bridge
Gaylord
Powers
Maat
City Works Reports and Public Safety Activities
City and public works logged 2 063 000 gallons of water and 2 073 000 gallons of sewage handled with 28 man hours. Cleaning, sweeping, and street work consumed 54 man hours, plus 3 hours for equipment maintenance. Office receipts totaled 437.81 for water and sewer, 6 for rents, 20 for licensee, and 31 914.86 in taxes among other items. Fire department notes cover drills, decorations, and a fire call on Maple Street. Police activity includes citations and warnings, curfew violations, accidents investigated, burglaries, and 576 miles patrolled with 47 emergency messages and 26 complaints received.
Thanksgiving guests fill homes of local residents
The article lists numerous families hosting Thanksgiving visitors including Florence VaenDoren and relatives from Seattle North Bend Tualatin Langiers and Langiers area. It notes Mrs Rynearson and Dick hosting guests Stephen Smith and Ronald McNamee in nearby communities with several nephews and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueata
Lawrence Rynearson
Thankspving
Stephen Smith
North Bend
Ronald McNamee
Tualatin
McNamee
Rynearson
Mast Hospital and Western Medical Care Foundation Pledge Local Support
The Mast Hospital board, representing the Western Medical Care Foundation, declares it will stay operational and fund local care as county funds wane. They warn private hospitals cannot cover rising costs under Medicare Title 19 and urge a district to support added expenses. They propose a new extended care facility to attract physicians and ensure area access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Privae
Western Medical Care Foundation
Mast Hospital
Slimode Xx Proscription Email Result Notice
Advertisement for Slimode Xx and SLIMO tea tablets promises money back if not satisfied. Mentions sale at Empert Drug Store and a mail order form. Claims price of 3.00 and a guarantee. Obscure spelling and garbled phrases describe a product offer with refund terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empert Drug Store
Holiday visits fill homes across Coos Bay area
Numerous families from Coos Bay to Myrtle Point shared Thanksgiving and the holiday weekend with relatives, including Mrs. and Mrs. James Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Waterman, and many others. Notable events include the arrival of Charlie Annette Silveus in Tacoma and local drives for PTA and PTSD fundraisers.
Thanksgiving Hosts Span Coast to Coast in Oregon Homes
Mr and Mrs Howard Rackleff hosted Thanksgiving in Glide with son Kenneth Rackleff and family. Guests included Mrs Lyle Hardman of Bridge and Mr and Mrs Joe Martinka family. Also present were Tom Forrest Sr and Jr of Broadbent and Roseburg, Elbert Schroeder and family, Richard Jamsgard and children, David Winningham, and Carol Boyer from Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rackleff
Glide
Kenneth Rackleff
Lyle Hardman
Bridge
Elton Schroeder
Elbert Schroeder
Richard Jamsgard
David Winningham
Coquille
Carol Boyer
Ketchikan
Alaska
Charles Humble
Thanksgiving Guests at Roth Home in Portland
Miss Bonnie Roth of Portland spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Milton Roth. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Roth Mr and Mrs Hugh Greer Mrs Dorothy Nordstrom of Coquille and Miss Meri kay Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.f.powne
Mary
Sue
John Clark
Stacy
Powrie
Albert Britton
Langiers
Bonnie Roth
Portland
Milton Roth
Mr. Roth
William Roth
Hugh Greer
Dorothy Nordstrom
Coquille
Merikay Roth
City Court Guilty Plea and Fines Amid Appeals
Lloyd Crook found guilty and fined 300 dollars after arrest. Oral notice of appeal filed. Ron Doyle cited for driving with no license, bail forfeiture of 5 dollars. Leonard Wright found guilty on a charged contest with a 90 dollar assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crook
Ron Doyle
Leonard Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Log
Tiref
Wheicles
Miles
Florence VaenDoren
J.R Anderson
Seattle
Wash
Glade Krewson
Tom and
Ernie
Robert Hurt
Lon and
David
City
Clare Lekmanowsky
Fnday
Bob Hyslop
Pand
Awa
Clarence Waterman
Bend
Meven Patterson
Walt Me
G.A. Young
Ontario
Ore
W.mckinley
Rex Lesher
J.¥.Anderson
Anna Hone
Carl Hone
June Cawree
Roseburg
Edgar Pillette
Kari Ehrig
Tom Wr*ton
Raymond Argo
Southern California
Harvey Argo
Robert Silveus
Charlie Annette
Tacoma
Silveus
Homer Capp
Pocatello
Idaho
Allen Silvens
Robert Hunt
Hunt
Jens Jorgenson
Byron Birdwell
Frank Fish
Shirley Pettingill
Colville
Alice Fish
Keizer Hospital
Cindy Gibeam
Arago
Patsy Pace
Joan Houston
Pete Glacier
Terrer
Colo
Ida Houston
James Dupuis
W.s.pierson
Cleo Forsythe
Homer Duncan
Peal Ferthers
Camas Valley
Henry Weathers
Frank Milton
James Weathers
Tom Weathers
George Royer
Bill Huff
Eugene
Huff
Bob Frye
John Hawkins
W.A. Cribbins
Harrison Bryant
Gary Crbbins
Myrie Bryant
Brookings
C.j.holmes
Salem
Axis and Sons
Eldon Sams
Lee Valley
Sem
Jerry Coplen
Vernon Sell, Jr
Vernon Sell
Diamond Lake
Ralph Todd
Pete
John Todd
Mike
Henry Ahrens
Guy Graham
Patterson
Russell Stover Candies
FMM
Myrtle Point Herald
Myrtle Point Grange Supply
M.P. Grange
Grenge
Triangle
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