Oregon groups backs 318 Yes 331 No highway tax vote
A broad coalition including the Oregon State Grange and the Good Roads Alliance urges a Yes on Measure 318 to approve 1951 truck tax changes. A No on Measure 331 would block a constitutional move to exempt mileage taxes for big trucks, shifting burden to small trucks and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Grange
Association of Oregon Counties
Good Roads Alliance
Oregon State Motor Association
Associated Forest Industries of Oregon
Log
Sixth Grade Forestry Club Plans P T A Program
Floyd Summers organized a Friday afternoon program at the high school for the sixth grade forestry and 4 H group. They presented mottoes and creeds, reported on broad leaf maple, sang, and earned attendance banners for the 6th and 12th grades. Volunteers were asked to help at the Myrtle Point Cannery to can applesauce and vegetables for the school lunch project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Summers
Green Guard of
Oregon
Ted Luthé
Myrtle Point Cannery
PTA hosts two Bay Area speakers on education bills
Friday evening the PTA sponsored Supt. of Schools M. B. Winslow and William McLean from the legislative committee to discuss education bills on the November 4 ballot. They answered questions from the audience while the Rebekahs approved hall use for the Scout Pack meeting and a Halloween program was planned for December 20 with Mrs. Lowell Davis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Bay Area
Supt. of
M. B. Winslow
William McLean
Legislative Committee
DEA
Rebekahs
Hallowe'en Lg
Lowell Davis
Ramblings on deer season and forestry pressure
The article laments deer season timing due to fire risk and calls out the State Game Commission and Forestry Service. It notes annual clashes at meetings, with Forestry urging late openings, and the governor pressed to intervene as dryness rises. Bucks during rutting are deemed unfit to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Commission
Forestry Service
Game Commission
Mnting
Open Deer Season Date Should Be Weather Driven
Hunters propose opening the deer season after an August rain to satisfy Forestry Service demands and avoid postponements. They advocate a flexible start date set by the Game Commission and note the season opens Oct. 4 amid closures elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Forestry Service
Present Game Commission
Cascades
Navy Seaman George Lyons Home On Leave From Guam
George Lyons of the U S Navy is home on leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Ryan. He has just returned from Guam. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Lewis Kauffman of Eastside and Mr and Mrs Vivian Folmsbee of Brockway during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyons
U S. Navy
John Ryan
Guam
Lewis Kauffman
Eastside
Vivian Folmsbee
Brockway
School Steps Fall Causes Fractures In Jamaica Missionary Visit
A fragment notes Marion Leman, a young lady missionary from Jamaica, visiting Powers. She will soon be there again. A fall on the high school steps last week left a person with two broken leg bones and he was taken to Mast hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Merry E Boren
Jane Deena
Rev
and Bagley
Powers
Marion Leman
Jamaica
Mast Hospital
Cowart Returns After Mediterranean Service
Robert L. Cowart an interior communications electrician third class in the US Navy has returned to the United States after six months aboard the heavy cruiser USS Baltimore. He is the son of Mrs. Hazel L. Cowart of Myrtle Point Oregon. The Baltimore with the Sixth Fleet visited Algeria France Italy Greece Turkey Malta and North Africa during the Mediterranean duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Robert L. Cowart
Interior Communications Electrician
USN
Hazel L. Cowart
Myrtle Point
Ore
United States
USS
Baltimore
Sixth Fleet
Algeria
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Malta
North Africa
Best Salesmen Merald Want Ads at Eeen BIT Coes Bay
Classified notice outlines a sale at 10:00 a m on October 2. Merald wants best salespeople for demand and auction style listing. Negotiations and terms appear in the public sale notice from a local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een Bit
Eeeatin
Coes Bay
Sala Fe
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Port Information Inc
Oregon Highway Protective Association
Association of Eee Counties
Save Oregon Highways Citizens Committee
League of,Oregon
Portland Federation of Women’s Organizations
Young Republican Federation of Oregon
Oregon State Industrial Union Council
Western Forest Industries Association
Loggers
Asociated General Contractors
Oregon Motor Court Association
Oregon U. S. Highway 20 Association
Dr. de la Rhue
Laird Bidy
Coquille
Powers Local News
NORGE
Evinrude
Outboard Sales and Service
Coos Bay
Tew Car Salon
Vanbard
Oo. Ware
Soma ‘James
Io Spiemans
Bruce Munro
Mystic
CBS
Masonic Hall
A. L. Burch
Burch
A. L. Lane
J. F. Johnson
William McLyman
Gus McCulloch
Eugene
Dick Alawine
Calif
F. E. Morgan
Oregon City
Cl Thorp de Mars
Millie Thorp
Gladstone
Medford
W. C
Russell Powers
Sherry
James Blanton
W. T. Grove
Arlene
Mrs. Grove
St. Paul’s Auxiliary Guild
Allen Rhay and
Sone
Spokane
Wreek
Rewy
Guomachery Tanerine
Thornton
Earl Roush, Mer
Gaylord News
Edna Daniels
Cowart
Stn
Bamaels
Senate
U.S.A
Ellsworth
Harris Ellsworth
Nworth
Congress Committee
L. K. McClintock
Medical Arta Bidg
Rosedurs
Oregon Milk Producers Committee
Stew
Corbet Ltdg
Portland
Chevrolet
Chevrole
Fisher
Centerpoiss
Southwestern Motors
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