Voters to decide on coast streams closure to commercial fishing
An upcoming general election will ask voters whether all coastal streams south of the Columbia river should close to commercial fishing. The issue draws strong support and opposition from various sportsmen groups across Coos and Curry counties.
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Columbia River
Fan
Econ
Bandon Game and Fish Club
Coos
Curry Counties
Ten Mile Lakes
Bandon
Lower
Umpqua
Lakeside
Bow Winner at Hart Mountain Archery Deer Hunt
Frank Berrows bagged a 4 point 200 lb mule deer on opening day in Hart Mountain Archery country. He is pictured with his 3 year old nephew Harry Jarvis. The hunting party from Myrtle Point includes Mr and Mrs Barrows Mr and Mrs Ray Harris Jr Mr and Mrs Duane Netland and others. Don Harris of Medford also bagged a deer with his bow.
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Hart Mountain
Frank Berrows
Frank
Harry Jarvis
Norman Jarvis
Barrows
Ray Harris, Jr
Duane Netland
Myrtle Point
Don Harris
Medford
Don
Former Anoka Editor Reflects on Women in Newsrooms
Washington correspondent Bob Taylor quotes Mrs Roe Chase after she ends 24 years as editor of The Anoka Herald. She endorses the Front Page Lady claim that women make rotten newspapermen, cites house keeping bias, and recalls the courage needed to run a paper.
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Bob Taylor
Washington
Roe Chase
Chase
Bob
Anoka
Minn
Herald
Albert C. Arnold
Mrs. Chase
Myrtle Point Meeting With District No 3 Property Owners
The Myrtle Point City Council will hold an adjourned regular meeting on Monday Sept 27 at 8 PM in City Hall to meet with property owners in Improvement District No 3. About 50 percent signed a remonstrance over curbs sidewalks and gutters. affected properties are described in detail.
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Myrtle Point
City of
Spruce Street
8Th Street
Doborut Street
Doborouth Street
4Th Street
Maple Street
First
Spruce
Fourth Street
Mabel Laird
Register by Oct 2 to vote in Nov 2 election
County Clerk Georgianna Vaughan warns residents of Coos County to register by Saturday October 2 to vote in the November 2 general election. Registration can occur at local clerk offices or designated registrar locations including Norway Wilson store Powers Sheady Drug Myrtle Point Nick Perkins city hall and other area outlets. Voters must be 21 or older with six months residency in Oregon and registered at least 90 days before the election. Existing voters who registered and voted in the past two years must re register.
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Georgianna Vaughan
Cees County
Coquille
M& m
Norway
Wilson Store
Powers—Sheady Drug
Myrtle Point
Nick Perkins
City Hall
Spenny Ross
Heeren and Linn
Broadbent
Heffley
Arago
Harper
Fairview
Andy Parks
Sitkum
J. N. Gearhart
Bridge
Frank Schram
Oregon
Vaughan
Women Count Fish at McNary Dam in Oregon
McNary Dam in Oregon joins Bonneville in using women as fish counters. Six women work eight hour shifts on day counts from 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. counting at Oregon and Washington shore ladders. Counting runs through December 1 with occasional 24 hour checks. 98 percent of fish move in daylight.
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Mcnary Dam
Ore
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Columbia River
Bonneville Dam
Frederick K Cramer
Cramer
Bonneville
McNary
Oregon
Washington
Bobcats Open Conference Play with 14–0 Win at Florence
Myrtle Point Bobcats defeated the Siuslaw Vikings 14 to 0 last Friday in Florence. Ernie filed guard forced a turnover for a tally early in the game as the Bobcats capitalized in a shortened first half due to a faulty clock. Martinka scored the fourth quarter touchdown with Schulz extra point, then Myrtle Point hosts Myrtle Creek Friday in their first conference game with general admission at 1 dollar.
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Florence
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Siuslaw Vikings
Bobcats
Ernie
Viking
Elile
Joe Martinka Barig
Eeas
Martinka
Sonny Schulz
Aschenbrenner
Vikings
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Creek Vikings
Petersen
Cordon to Speak at Coquille Community Building
Senator Guy Cordon tours Oregon urging support for re election. He plans appearances in Coos Bay and Coquille with a stop Friday October 1 at 6 PM in the Coquille Community Building. Petterson urges every voter to attend and hear his rebuttal of opponent Richard Neuberger.
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Guy Cordon
United States
Cees County
Ted Pettersen
Ceos Bay
Ceos Ceun
Republican Contracom
Cons Bay
Thureday
Marshfield High
Scheel
Senator Cordon
Petterson
Coquille
de ' Robert Ley
Clie
M. E. Church Rally Day Features Color Films
The First Methodist Church at 5th and Maple invites the public to Rally Day this Sunday with a 9 45 a m Sunday school showing of God of Creation in color. An 11 a m service dedicates church school workers as Rev Edward McClurg preaches The chancel and senior choirs will sing Then at 6 30 pm the season’s first family fellowship includes a no host dinner worship and a showing of the colored film Sons of Lige Dale Rogers wife of Roy Rogers stars The event is open to all.
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First Methodist Church
Maple
God of Creation
Creation
Salvaon
Edward McClurg
Roy Rogers
Oregon Cattlemen's Bull Sale set for Baker on Sept 27
Final arrangements are under way for the fifth annual Oregon Cattlemen's association range bull sale at Baker Oregon on Monday Sept 27. Sixty six range bulls from twenty six breeders of utility bulls in Oregon and Idaho will be shown at 10:00 a m with the sale to start at 1:00 p m Judge J H Judge Tippett will judge the bulls Ellis White is auctioneer William Hansell will sit on Monday
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Oregon Cattlemen's Association
Baker
Tom McElroy
Vale
Oregon
Idaho
J. H. Judge Tippett
William Hansell
Ellis White
Townsend Club Potluck Dinner This Sunday
The Townsend Club sponsors a potluck dinner at the American Legion Hall this Sunday at 12 30 o clock. A telephone message to The Her provides the details.
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Townsend Club
American Legion Hall
Myrtle Point High enrolls 336 students in auditor’s report
The Myrtle Point Union High School reports 336 students enrolled as of September 27, matching the peak enrollment from the prior year. Auditor Keith Leslie recommends adding a cash receipts ledger for student body money and will discuss with the Student Council. The adult ceramics class at Union High opens Monday at 7:00 p.m.
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Myrtle Point High
Myrtle Point Union High School
Keith Leslie
Certified Public Accountant
Leslie
Union High School
Reorganized Church announces speakers for Thursday service
Evangelist Louis Oster of Santa Ana and Dee speak for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in M Point. All interested are invited to attend the 8 o'clock Thursday service. Milton Petrie of Grants Pass will speak Sunday at the o'clock service.
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Reorganized
Church of Lds
Louis Ostertag
Santa Ana
Dee
Us of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
M Point
Milton Petrie
Grants Pass
Ulla Bauers to Speak At Grange Booster Night
The Myrtle Grange hosts a Grange Booster Night at the Myrtle Point grange hall on Saturday September 25 starting at 8 o clock. Alan Bauers editor of the Coos Bay Times will be the guest speaker and all grangers are urged to attend with friends. Dancing follows the program.
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Grange
Myrtle Grange
Grange Hall
Myrtle Point
C. B. Holland
Alan Bauers
Coos Bay
Local Youth Wins $200 Scholarship at Myrtle Point
Ervin Royer receives a $200 scholarship check from Gordon McKerrow Shell distributor. The award is from the Southern Oregon Service Station Operators of Coos County. G. B. Goddard approves. Royer, Myrtle Point High School class of 1934, is son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reyer. He plans to enter the University of Oregon School of Music this fall.
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Ervin Royer
Gordon McKerrow
Shell
Southereaters Oregon
Coos County
G. B. Goddard
Ervin
Myrtle Point
T. J. Reyer
University of Oregon School of Music
Myrtle Point Chamber to Sponsor Fall Dollar Day
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce unanimously approved sponsoring the annual Fall Dollar Day on Saturday October 9 with a $100 entertainment budget and a committee to run arrangements. The Myrtle Point Herald will publish full program details and a subscriber incentive offers The Herald for $1 50 annually if readers recruit new subscribers.
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Chamber Commerce
Myrtle Point
Ieee
Mast Noyes Winners in Semi Finals Fall Championship
Thrills filled the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club as flight series reached the championship match. Chet Noyes and Lou Holiman battled to a 20th hole finish with a death-nineteenth and 20th hole deciding the winner amid a season high crowd.
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Mast - Noyes
Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
Chet Noyes
Lou Holiman
Clayton Mast
Don Aasen
Noyes
Lou
Democratic Candidate Norman Nilsen Visits Myrtle Point
Norman O. Nilsen, Democratic candidate for Labor Commissioner, visited Myrtle Point Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clarefice from the Democratic central committee. He conducted outreach during a tour of local contacts.
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Norman Nilsen
Myrtle Point
Norman O. Nilsen
Clarefice
Democratic Central Committee
Mr. Nilsen
Powers Lions Sponsoring Big Show Dance Event
Powers Lions announce a big show dance event. Details unclear due to garbled copy but indicates sponsorship and the 25th anniversary context. Additional readable fragments mention entertainment and community involvement.
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Powers Lions
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Lans Lemneve
Barrow
M. E. Church
Oregon Cattlemen’s Assn
Baker, Ore
Ulla Bauers
Heads Student Body
A. B. Mostisha
Chyrtle Wobst
Myrtle Point Herald
Heleey
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