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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1974

Page

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Chamber Urges Veterans Day Observance in Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Chamber discusses Veterans Day observance on November 11 and notes most area businesses will stay open while federal offices close. Plans for a logging and plywood museum at Coos County Fairgrounds are considered. State Sen. Jack Ripper speaks on tax policy and legislative committees.

Oregon Myrtle Point X Meres Coos County Fairgrounds Chamber John Restock Fair Board

Census of Agriculture to Begin in January

The 1974 Census of Agriculture, the largest agricultural statistical project in years, will start in January. The Bureau of the Census under the Commerce Department conducts it, with mails sent nationwide and farmer input shaping the questions. Representatives from Farm Bureau and other groups advise on the census content. Cash dividends paid to NYSE-listed companies hit a record $12.5 billion in the first six months of 1974.

Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce Social and Economic Statistic Administration Alaska Florida Maine Hawaii The Farm Bureau the Grance, Farmers Union, National Farmers Organization Farmers Cooperatives New York Stock Exchange

United Way Campaign Begins in Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point starts its 1974 United Way drive with Bill Palmroth outlining a reorganized committee after John Churchill moves to Coquille. Last year’s total was 3138.40 and organizers aim to meet or exceed it. Contributions can be left at the Herald office or Security Bank of Coos County.

United Way Myrtle Point Bill Palmroth Oregon Palmroth John Churchill Coquille Herald Chuck Brummel Security Bank of Coos County

Lamb sale set Oct 26 at Polk County Fairgrounds

The 17th annual Pure Bred Ewe and Ewe Lamb Sale by Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Association will be held Saturday October 26 at the Polk County Fairgrounds Rickreall. 170 consignments in Romney North Country Cheviot Dorset Columbia Lincoln Southdown Shropshire Hampshire and Suffolk, 10 am in a heated building. Roy Benson acts as auctioneer with catalogues from T E Bedell Dallas Oregon.

Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Association Polk County Fairgrounds Hillaboro Romney North Country Cheviot Dorset Columbia Lincoln Southdown Shropshire Hampshire Suffolk Salem

OcC&DC to meet Oct 25 on coast resources agenda

The OcC and DC schedule a public meeting in Newport at 10 a.m. Friday October 25 to discuss proposals for managing fish and wildlife resources historical and archaeological sites and geologic hazard areas along the Oregon coast. The public is encouraged to attend.

Occ&dc Oregon Coast Newport

Bridge Halloween Carnival Set for November 2

The annual Bridge Halloween Carnival is scheduled for Saturday November 2 starting at 7 30 p m in the Bridge school. Admission is free though door prize tickets cost 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Games entertainment a fortune teller and a country store will be offered.

Bridge Bridge School

Citizens to meet October 29 in Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Concerned Citizens executive committee met October 22 at the Robinson home. A public meeting will be held October 29 at Myrtle Point High School at 7 30 p.m. Guest speaker Verle Tarno of the Coos County Sheriff's Office will discuss his latest drug-use survey.

Myrtle Point Concerned Citizens Homer Robinson Myrtle Point High School Verle Tarno Coos County

Mason elected vice president of Southern Oregon Tax Consultants

Dean Mason of Dean Mason Bookkeeping and Insurance in Myrtle Point was chosen vice-president of the new Southern Oregon chapter of the Association of Tax Consultants formed at Pony Village North Bend. Other officers are Bill Kraemer as president and Jan Philby as secretary. The group aims to advocate tax legislation and invites practitioners to join.

Dean Mason Dean Mason Bookkeeping and Insurance Myrtle Point Southern Oregon The Association of Tax Consultants Pony Village North Bend

Proclamation Honors Working Women In Civic And National Service

The proclamation notes that working women constitute 35 percent of the nation s labor force and are active in civic and cultural programs. It commends business and professional women for studying social educational economic and political problems to improve conditions, serve communities, foster global friendship, and celebrate leadership across fields.

Myrtle Point National Federation of Business and Professional Workers Clubs, Inc

Bobcats Visit Toledo Touchdown Tilt in Nonleague Clash

Myrtle Point travels to Toledo for a non-conference football game Friday. Myrtle Point stands 3-3, Toledo 5-1, with both sides aiming to rebound after recent losses. Coach Don Fisher praises Toledo quarterback Brad Breen for his passing and running threat as the Boomers favor the sweep and the pass. Game time is 8 p.m. on Toledo turf.

Myrtle Paint Toledo Boomers Bobcats Boomers Don Fisher Toledo Brad Breen Breen Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Public Bodies Set Regular Meeting Times

Public notices list Myrtle Point City Council regular meetings on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p.m. in the council chambers City Hall 424 Fifth and Port of Coquille River Commission meetings on the third Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Bank of Myrtle Point. Myrtle Point School District 4 board meets second and fourth Mondays at 7 p.m. at the administration building 212 Spruce. Planning Commission meets second Monday at 7 30 p.m. in council chambers City Hall 424 Fifth. Myrtle Point Library Board meets Tuesday before the last Friday of each month at 4 p.m. Flora Mun Laird Memorial Library at Fifth and Willow.

Myrtle Point Coquille River Bank of Spruce Myrule Point City Planning Myrnle Palm City Library Board Laird Memorial Library Fifth and Willow

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Sv E Jack Ripper Camber Islature Ripper Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Mar Kay Mast Sally Baughman and Son Construction Co Coos Bay Lamb Mason Bill Kraemer Ation Ton, D Bandon Samny Jolson Larry Breen Hoss Thorpson Danny Sjustrom Mitch Johnson Jesse Pennoyer Kim Thredekeld Tuffy Brown Stewart Curry Jerry Wilson Jr Ray Anderson Jeff Jenkins Henry Myers Harry Myers Paul Thompson Deiton Dumie Greg McGary Alan Schermerhorn Steve Arent Dun Seals Wayne Reynolds Dennis Chavariia
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