6 WO Chamber Votes Highway 42 Yea
The chamber passes a motion supporting Highway 43 with Burrae Cay backing the proposal while Cees Bay Reeeburg votes in favor.
23 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
The chamber passes a motion supporting Highway 43 with Burrae Cay backing the proposal while Cees Bay Reeeburg votes in favor.
A blaze at the More Marital S Sherwood foret plant in Coquille burned Saturday afternoon around 1 30 pm. Fire units with tanker crews battled the flames, damaging the plant and four boxcars. Loss of income affected 66 to 70 families as investigators seek the fire’s origin. The plant produced six million 30 foot units monthly and 260 million surface feet yearly.
Chamber President Bob Hogan unveils plans for new fire protection districts around Myrtle Point with a committee led by Joe Stewart and ex officio members. A water district is proposed for ROSAS area with Al Albarresa heading efforts and May Robi ene chairing to recruit a local plumber.
Timber sale notice shows 2 900 000 board feet offered with bid price 116 55. Total bid value equals 1 154 494. A second listing notes 900 060 board feet at 16 15 per thousand with value 14 490.
A wildfire east of Langlois scorched 130 acres of brush and timber Sunday. About 75 men including two state inmate crews from Salem and South Fork Camp fought the blaze with 10 bulldozers and six pumpers. Ron Smith of Coos Bay labeled the fire arson caused with wind increasing danger in rugged terrain.
Coos Curry Electric Cooperative invites all members to the 27th annual meeting in the Coquille community building on Saturday September 26 registration at 9 a.m. business session at 10 a.m. Representative Duncan is to speak and directors will be elected. Local entertainment will follow.
McCord reports a record of excellent service for the Corps during the 1968 fiscal year highlighting sustained achievement and dedication across programs.
Sixty men worked mop-up and patrol duty on the Banner Creek fire as officials set a water control conference to discuss suppression and prevention measures. Local authorities coordinated efforts to monitor containment progress and assess water use strategies.
Cust Towneend of the U S Forest Service in Powers notes fire danger is extreme with a reported drop to low levels on Saturday but overall risk remains high across the area. Local authorities urge caution and safe burning practices.
The UGN kickoff is scheduled for Monday with Scheel and Dave Diliéa set to appear. The event outlines for fans and media coverage were released by UGN organizers.
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