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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

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Bobcats set to battle Madras in road grid clash

Myrtle Point seeks its 7th straight win as they travel to Madras to face the White Buffaloes in a 6 pm kickoff. Madras sits at 1-4 after a 6-0 win over Macri and a 13-6 loss to Crook County, while Myrtle Point plans a new wishbone offense and braces for trip fatigue.

Myrtle Point Bobcats Madras Bobcats Medres White Buffalo Macri Crook County Mert Barth White Buffalos Esach Barth Torclhdown Don Fisher Myrtle Point Myrtle Pods Magres Bobcat Myrtle Poist Scott Barnes Barnes Bucset Baaden Ken Harrie Madres Aaron Mi

September South Coast jobs report shows slow national trend

Edward J. Konka of the Oregon State Employment Service reports 60 percent of September activity tied to South Coast tourism and food sectors. Unemployment fell from August but the area faces limited job creation for veterans and graduates.

Segtmeber Ome & Good Meath Edward J. Koteha Coss Oregon Mate Employment Service Kenka

Bigfoot Sighting Reported Near Lee Valley Road

Leonard Boekelman of Lee Valley reports a friend Dewey Strong of Coos Bay saw a seven foot tall black hairy creature with a white splash on the chin standing in a roadside ditch along Highway 42 and Lee Valley Road at 4 a.m. on Sept. 30. Strong and possibly other car occupants observed it. readers with sightings are asked to call 578-8980.

Leonard Boekelman Lee Valley Dewey Strong Coos Bay Strong Highway 42 Lee Valley Road Boehelman Ape Steadth

Oregon Measure 6 expands state veterans loan eligibility

The Department of Veterans Affairs reports Measure 6 would authorize loans for wives of Oregon servicemen missing or POWs and widows of those who died on active duty. It would also extend post war residence rules and loan entitlements for World War I Korean and post-Korean veterans, potentially 8 350 additional lenders and about 500 spouses qualifying if approved.

Oregon Acilon Department of Veterans’ Affairs H.C. Sealfeld Veterans’ Affairs Senffeld

Daisy Afghan Raffle at Myrtle Point Homecoming Game

A Daisy Afghan in MPHS colors will be given away by the Myrtle Point WISE Club and rally squad at the MPHS homecoming football game on October 30. Proceeds support a library file purchase, kindergarten chairs, and remedial reading aids.

Myrtle Point High School Myrtle Point Wise Club Myrtle Polmt High School Myrtle Point Herald Wise Civic Project Myrtle Pol Maple

Sheep Breeders to Hold 809 Consignments in Rickreall

The 1978 ewe and ewe lamb sale by Purevred Sheep Breeders will present over 809 consignments on a Saturday in Ost, 86, at Rickreall Oregon.

Rickreall Oregon

Fire patrol tax cuts eyed for grazing land in Coos County

Farmers and ranchers who convert tree or brush land to grazing land may see reduced fire patrol taxes says Tom Guerin chair of the Coos County Land Classification Committee. Requests for re classification must reach the committee by Dec 1 with a legal description, enabling inspection by the Cool Forest Protective Association prior to the February hearing. grazing eligibility requires at least 0 percent grass land and parcels are handled in 40 acre tracts unless smaller blocks exist.

Tom Guerin Coos County

Brit Hume lecture set at Southwestern Oregon State College

Public lecture by syndicated columnist Jack Anderson at Southwestern Oregon State College in Coos Bay on Thursday Oct 76 in Upper Prosper Hall. Brit Hume is 86 and will discuss Andersons scoops and the memo about a donation to a recreation center. Admission is free.

Bric Rume Jack Anderson Southwestern Oregon Kaseprelneg College Ceos Bay Opim Upper Prosper Hall Hume Anderson Pakistan

Bank debits show gains across Oregon banks in 1978

Data from the University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research shows bank debits for August 1978 rising 6.1 percent over July 1978 and 34.9 percent over August 1971 across 400 reporting banks including Coos County. Total August 1978 debits reached 96,068,089,090 with July at 96,527,618,000 and August 1971 at 88,880,846,000. Also Sen Dement to hold a Myrtle Point coffee event at the Boy Scout Building October 15 at 7 p.m. to answer questions.

Coos County University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research Oregon Wst Sete Sam Dement Boy Scout Building Myrtle Point Dement

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