Coos County to Expand Low Income Rentals County housing plan gains steam
Coos County Housing Authority revives after years dormancy and collaborates with private investors to lease 20 year low income units for families and seniors across Coos Bay Coquille Bandon Myrtle Point and Myrtle Point area. The HUD grant of 842000 funds 200 leased units yearly with rents around 25 percent of net income.
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Coos County
Housing Authority
Tony Anusich
Housing and Urban Development Department
HUD
Coos May
AB_Partnership, Inc
Apusich
Coquille
Peterson and White Construction
Coos Bay
Authority
W. 10Th Street
Knott St
Sanford Heights
Anusich
Coquille Hotel
Tioga Hotel
Portland Corporation
County Housing Authority
Larry Dowd
Paul Murray
Katy Whytal
Marvin McCue
Bandon
W.A. Roush
Myrtle Poin
Coos Board of Commissioners
Myrtle Point
Chicago Street
McKay
McKay’s
North Bend
Myrtle Poi
Monroe
North Bead
Community Action Centers
Dement poll seeks opinions on 1973 legislative issues
Late Senator Sam Dement seeks voter views in Cous and Curry County on school funding methods, proposed constitutional tax amendments, and key policy areas for the 1973 legislature. Questions cover property tax use, alternative revenue, legal age changes, and top spending priorities like education, highways, and economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Demem
State Senate
Dottie
Coos
Curry County
Sam Dement
Cous
Dement
Jaxes
Chris Huckins named to National FFA Band
Oregon teen Chris Huckins 16 son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Huckins 131 Bender Avenue selected as trombonist among 120 FFA members from 44 states for the National FFA Band at the National FFA Convention October 11 13 in Kansas City MO He is one of four from Oregon and was chosen from over 500 applicants with auditions in state FFA bands under Roger Heath Purdue University Bands director The band gathers for two days of rehearsal prior to performances and aims for polished, cohesive execution in Kansas City Ohio area details included?
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Chris Huckins
Oscar Huckins
Bender
Myrthe Poin
FFA
Kanesas City
Oregon
Chris
Pany
Roger Heath
Purdue University
Meath
Kansas City
Ena
Bagia
Amrough
Bend
Myrtle Point Eleven Faces Newport Night Test
Myrtle Point travels to Newport to take on the fourth rated Cats as the sec ond ranked Bobcats visit the Newport turf for an 8 p m kickoff. Newport sports a 3 0 record after beating Nea Kab Nie 14 6 and Junction City 43 30 behind a double wing offense and multi quarterback threat. Myrtle Point relies on standout runners Jim Walker Randy Day and Steve Rayevich while the visiting Bobcats contend with minor injury doubt for safety Dick Desoto.
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Myrtle Palm
Bobcats
Newport
Nea-Kab-Nie
Junction City
Siasian
Reedsport
Myrtle Point
Jed
Jim Walker
Steve Rayevich
Randy Day
Dick Desoto
Cubs
Greg Mitchel
Brad Jansen
Mitchell
Jansen
Myrtle Petal
Howpert
Plane crash claims man and daughter near Perry, FIs
The bodies of Bill Phillips of Myrtle Point and his six year old daughter were recovered from the wreckage of Phillipe's light plane near Perry, FIs, after the plane disappeared earlier Wednesday September 19.
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Bill Phillips
Myrtle Point
Phillipe
Ligt
Perry
Fis
Mary Anne Greenlan Named Coos County Extension Agent
Mary Anne Greenlan is appointed coos County extension agent with 4 H and youth development responsibilities per Lee Kolmer of Oregon State University Extension Service. The post, awaiting state board approval, replaces Lyle Brown who resigned last July. Greenlan has served temporarily since July and previously worked for the extension service in Coos County from 1968 onward. She holds a B S from Oregon State University and has lived in Coos County since 1966. Greenlan taught part time for Southwestern Oregon Community College at Coquille High School during the 1971 78 school year. She has three children Cart Linnea Chris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Greenlan
Coos County
Lee Kolmer
Oregon State University Extension Service
State Board of Higher Education
Lyle Brown
Greenlund
Coos Court
Scout night plans spark youths joining Cub Packs and Troops
Oregon Trail Council Vice-President Robert Curtis says Myrtle Crest School hosts Scout night for younger boys ages 6 to 10 and older youths 11 to 13 as schools open at 7 30 p m Lincoln Beaton Lane Douglas Coos and Curry areas prepare to enroll.
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Myrtle Crest School
Oregon Trail Council
Robert Curtis
Lincoln
Beaton
Lane
Douglas
Coos and
Curry
Weed wins Herald football contest with 32 8 Myrtle Point score
C E Weed of Myrtle Point wins the Herald contest with a 32 8 score for last week’s Myrtle Point Reedsport game edging Vic Hammack by one point Hammack had predicted a 30 7 Myrtle Point win Myrtle Point won 30 6 next week Moor Point hosts North Marion in non league clash
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C.E. Weed
Myrtle Point
The
Herald
Weed
Reedsport
Vic Hammack
Hammack
Reeds
Port
Moorthe Point
North Marion
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Brian Richards
Dave Johnson
Scott Barnes
Harper
Marty Gary
Dale White
Net
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Steve Crosby
DE Karlin Jones
Don Elisasen
Rich Mansfield
Lonnie Shane
Matt Pauloskey
McMullen
Doug Gregg
Eric Tappendorf
Greg Mitchell
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Jim
Mre
Aretbalum
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Linnea
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Stete Benquet
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