Slow Tuesday Voting In Myrtle Point Area Falls Short
Five hundred fifty nine voters went to the polls in Myrtle Point Tuesday with 167 Yes and 302 No on the income tax bill. Precinct results show small turnout and a statewide tally of 101,067 Yes to 245,408 No from 78 precincts reported to the Herald.
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Three Pelle
Myrtle Point
Asseit Telee
Myrtle Point High School
City Mall
Episcopal Church
Bridge
Broadbent
Morway
Herald Office
Hunters Last Chance Deer Season Ends Soon
Hunters are reminded that the general deer season closes soon with remaining extended hunts listed for Huntington Comaie Sait McKenzie and more. Permits are required for each unit and hunters should verify boundary lines and rules before the season ends.
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Huntington
Comaie Sait
McKenzie
Metolius
Northside
Paulina
Ramsey Creek
Dalles Orchard
Walla Walla River
Ases
Waldport-Mapleton
Laymans Sunday At Methodist Church Observed
Marvin Scherpf will lead the Laymans Sunday service at the Methodist Church with other men from the congregation participating.
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Methodist Church
Marvin Scherpf
Coquille Valley Art Association Announces Fall Schedule
The Coquille Valley Art Association plans a November event titled a Flea Circus similar to European ones. It will feature a bazaar, food sale, clothing line of pictures, and a selection of other items as part of the fall program.
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Coquille Valley Art
Ase’n
Europe
Coquille
Parasite Controls Highlighted At Livestock Meeting
A Livestock meeting discussed parasite threats including cattle grub losses of about 100 million dollars to the nation’s industry. Experts described liver fluke as causing death in sheep and cattle and noted Thiebenzole as a new worm treatment, with dosing guidance and regulatory status cautions.
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de Seee
Crinarien
Nong
Peed and Drug Administration
Myrtle Point High Delegation At State Press Conference
Four Myrtle Point High students attended the 31st annual High School Press conference in Eugene on October 11 and 12. Delegates included Pat Frasier Myrtle Point editor Patty Larson business manager Glenda Bovcat editor and Linde Coffman Bobcat editor. Accompanied by publications advisor Den Wohler.
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Myrtle Point High School
Eugene
Myrtle Point
Pat Frasier
Myrtle Laaf
Patty Larson
Glenda ‘ Bovcat
Linde Coffman
Resistant Bobcat
den Wohler
Fire damages stalls at Coos County Fairgrounds
Fire burns three stalls at the Coos County Fairgrounds grounds beside the railroad tracks. Damages estimated at 1000000. The origin and details are unclear from the fragmentary report, with possible mentions of Myers and sparks but no conclusive cause.
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Coos Co
Myrtle Point High School Wins Fourth Year of Awards
For the fourth consecutive year Myrtle Point high school publications earn awards across categories. Students and faculty celebrate the recognition of yearbook and newspaper work for quality reporting, layout, and student involvement.
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Myrtle Point High School
Community Concert Tickets And Contest Notes
Community concert tickets go on sale October 19. Mies Horsfal can be contacted at the listed number for inquiries. The 1968 Myrtle Point high school yearbook received an A rating from the BPA judges, marking high marks for overall quality and essentials.
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Bebest
Myrtle Point High Schools
Fire destroys automobile on Highway 101 near Sixes
The Hugh McGinnis family of Agness lost their late model Ford Tuesday afternoon while driving north from Gold Beach on Highway 101. A passing motorist alerted them as a tire change in Sixes area ended with try to smother the fire. dirt and a borrowed extinguisher failed as high winds spread the blaze, leaving the car a total loss.
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Hugh McGinnis
Agness
Gold Beech
Hwy 101
Sixes
Bobcats Set For Clash With Coquille Red Devils
Bob Peterson's Bobcats face arch rival Coquille on the gridiron at 8 p.m. Friday. Coquille uses the T formation this year and relies on sophomores to fill vacancies with transfers Wayne Johnson Ken Anderson and Terry Reiley expected to help. Ken Anderson holds the fullback role after an earlier sidelining.
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Bobcats
Red Devils
Ceech
Bob Peterson
Coquille
Peterson
Bill Vieck
Wayne Johnson
Ken Anderson
Terry Rieley
Myrtle Point High Homecoming Parade and Dance 1963
Myrtle Point High School kicked off 1963 Homecoming with a rally and serpentine parade through town. The Bobcat Marching Band won first prize of 10 dollars. Pep Club won second prize of 8 dollars. The junior and senior entries were led by Brenda Nichols and a team including Connie Muff, et al. Dick Moody served as co-captain of the Bobcats.
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Myrtle Point High School
MPHS
Myrtle Point
Wlso
Bobcat
Brenda Nichols
Connie Muff
Et Wilson
Betty Thompson
Evelyn Belanger
Sonja Robinson
Dick Moody
Bobcats
Coos Co PTA Hosts Dropout Clinic At Coquille High
Coes County PTA invites parents and community members to a dropout clinic at Coquille High School library on Monday October 21 at 8 pm. Attendees will hear from Rudy Johnson Sep of Recdepert Nigh secalist Ken Carvell and juvenile protective officer, plus PTA officers and school leaders.
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Coquille High School
Ot Sant
Rudy Johnson
Recdepert Nigh Secalist Geneese
Ken Carvell
Coes County Juvenile Protective Officer
Lecal Pta
John Lind Endures Truck Wreck in Bridge
John Lind of Bridge faced a harrowing Tuesday night when his nearly new Kenworth logging truck skidded. No injuries are reported, and authorities investigated the incident as a roadway mishap.
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John Lind
Bridge
Kenworth
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M.P. High
Wessived
Fiset
Myers
Mies Horsfal
Mipster
Vecol
Exvetlon
Reine
Coos Bay
den Webler
Atviece
Igh Seheel
Myrtle Point High
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