Voters to decide on Shelter care for youth
Nine member Juvenile Advisory Council discussed a shelter care home for Coos County youth. Ballot Measure No. 17 in the November 5 general election seeks funding of about 180000 over five years, equating to 6 cents per thousand AV for a typical $80000 home.
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Thurgeat
Cons County
Juvenile Advisory Council
Coquette
Bob Mogan
Myrtle Point
Concil
Mary Defort Harris
Bandon
Western World
Jack Laird
Coos Bay
Thomas Murdock
Emmanual Episcopal Church
Billie Pulvermacher
Coquille High School
Jack Bushmaker
Dick Jamsgard
Southweeters Motors
Coquille
Willy Wyftels
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Roger Gould
Coos County
BelSons
Advisory Council
Shelter care measure gains LWV backing in county
The League of Women Voters backs Ballot Measure No. 17 to fund a shelter care facility in Coos County with a $150,000 bond to provide temporary custody for noncriminal youths avoid detention in the county jail. LWV notes state law and local studies support shelter care and clarifies facilities for non-law violators. The measure would cost taxpayers about 0.06 per 1.00 assessed value yearly over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County League of Women Voters
Howard Watkins
LWV
Coos County
Bonard E. Watkins
League
Mental Health Service
ORB
Menswer 17
Watkins
Belload
General election voting slated for Nov 9 in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point area voters will go to the polls on Tuesday November 9 for the statewide general election. Key contests include U S Senate incumbent Bob Packwood versus Betty Roberts, governor race Victor Atiyeh versus Robert Straub, and state representative battles Ed Stevenson and Gam Dement. Local races feature county posts and unopposed incumbents with several ballot measures on jail and juvenile shelter funding.
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Myrtle Point Area
U.S. Senate
Bob Packwood
Does
Cwry
Doc) Stevenson
Coquille
Tory Zarbeno
Mickey Moffitt
Corslee Houston
U.S
Seeeking
Betty Roberts
Portland
Victor Atiyeh
Robert Straub
Myrtle Point City Council Meeting Schedule Notice
Public meeting notice for Myrtle Point City Council. Regular meetings set for the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. in council chambers city hall 212 Spruce Street. Location: Port of Coquille River Cone mission at 4 Fifth Street Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point
Fifth St
Coquille River
Polling Sites Listed for Mov. 6 General Election
Officials outline voting locations in the Myrtle Point Powers area for the upcoming general election on Mov. 6. Precincts 35 at Dora School 37 at Lee Valley Community Building 55 and 669 at Episcopal Church Myrtle Point 54 at City Hall Molte Point 51 at Lil Bara Norway 53 at Myrtle Grange Hall 54 at Broadbent Grange Mall 30 and 58 at City Mall Powers 00 at Athge Edidol 57 at Bridge School.
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Myrtle Point Powers
Mov
Dora School
Lee Valley Community Building
Episcopal Church
Myrtle Point
City Hall
Moetle Point
Lil Bara
Norway
Myrthe Grange
Broadbent Grange Mall
City Mall
Powers
Athge
Edidol
Bridge School
Bobcats Face Top-Rated Gold Beach In Key Gridiron Clash
Myrtle Point visits 7-0 Gold Beach, the state’s No. 1 AA team, at 8 p.m. on the Coquille High field. Myrtle Point, 4-3, aims to slow a potent offense led by QB Rocky Tuttle, while balancing air and ground attack to challenge the Panthers.
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Bobcats
Myrtle
Gold Beach Panthers
Coquille High School
Panthers
Gold Beach
Don Fisher
Myrtle Palm
Rocky Tuttle
Fisher
Myrtle Point
Jerry Wilson
Ray Anderson
John Cook
Henry Myers
Harry Myers
Paw Thompson
Deku Dumbe
Greg ScGary
Alan Schermerhorn
Steve Arment
Dan Seals
Sammy Johnson
Wayne Lindquist
TE Dack Kelly Merick
Noe
Mugh McGinnis
Jom Lander
Bob Christensen
Jim Kolen
Rotary governor visits Myrtle Point district leader to speak
Jean W. Scheel of Corvallis, Rotary International District 511 governor, will visit Myrtle Point Rotary Club on November 6 and 7. He, paired with wife Ada, is known for youth education and rural development work and will speak at Thursday noon meeting after officers’ session. The club also contributes $450 to the Myrtle Crest track project.
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Jean W. Scheel
Corvallis
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Myrtle Point
Lloyd Pounds
Scheel
R.I
Minneapolis
Oregon
California
Myrtle Point Club
Oregon State University Extension Service
OGU
Extension Service
Ada
Oregon State Federation of Garden Clube
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Fall concert set for November fifth at Myrtle Crest Gym
A fall vocal concert is scheduled for Tuesday November 5 at 730 PM in Myrtle Crest Gym. Performers include 7th Grade Chorus 8th Grade Chorus High School Mixed Chiorus and the New Vibrations under Harvey Harms. A preview of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown will be shown. the full production runs November 14 16 and at the High School.
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da Dagit
Bruce Schroeder
Myrtle Point High School
Beac
Central Oregon Community College
Bead
AAA
Schroeder
Myrtle Crest
New Vibrations
Harvey Harms
Charlie Brown
Tai
Town Hall Meeting Set for Myrtle Point Area
A series of town hall meetings will be held in Cone County during October and November to preview a video on issues and delegate selection for a TV town hall. The Myrtle Point event is scheduled for Wednesday November 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Myrtle Grange.
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Cone County
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Grange
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Les Miller
Clackamas County
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James Weaver
Myrtle Pont
Ervin Wilberger
Leo Schmid
Kirkpatrick
Dan Woolley
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Mert Miller
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Myrtle Crest School
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Jerry Knight
Gee Story
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