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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1974

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Myrtle Point Herald Raises Subscription Prices

Beginning October 1 the Myrtle Point Herald will charge 95 50 yearly for inside Coos County an increase of 1 The current subscribers have 30 days to renew at the old 4 50 rate Outside Coos County the yearly rate rises to 6 and stand copies cost 15 cents Each issue now remains 10 cents for individual copies, a long standing practice in Southwestern Oregon.

Myrtle Point Herald Coos County Herald Sprint Herain Oregon

Schmidt Chapel enter Myrtle Point election races

Two new candidates join Myrtle Point city elections for November. Leo Schmidt files for mayor and Jim Chapel files for city council as incumbents EG Kirkpatrick Dan Wooley and Darwin Lovell also run for three council seats. Mayor Ervin Wilberger seeks re election. Petitions due October 4. Ballot lists three council seats and the mayor in the November 5 election.

Myrtle Point City Leo Schmick Jim Chapel EG Kirkpatrick Dan Wooley Darwin Lovell Schmidt Ervin Wilberger

Juvenile Problems Probed by Myrtle Point Panel

Over 75 people attended a panel discussion on juvenile problems at Myrtle Point High School Library. Panel members included Hugh Downer Coos County Chief Deputy District Attorney James E Berry Coos County Juvenile Director Ed Summers Myrtle Point Police Chief Veral Tarno of the Coos County Sheriff's Department.

Myrtle Point Hugh Downer Coos County James E. Berry Ed Summers Veral Tarno Tain

Myrtle Point Athletic Club Eyes Community Involvement

A new Myrtle Point Athletic Club MPAC formed by a steering committee led by Doug Sinko held its first meeting September 5 with about 45 attendees. The club aims to enhance athletics recreation and fitness, work with the school district and city, and fund track facilities improvements at Myrtle Crest site costing an estimated 5 000 dollars.

Myrtle Paint Myrtle Point Athletic Club Chuck Brummell Ben Nichols John Restock Sam Dement Rob MPAC Myrtle Point Myrtle Crest Myrtle Point High School Doug Sinko Bud Bick Myrtle Crest School New Myrtle Point Athletic Club

Library marks 90th anniversary with Sept reception

The Fiera M. Laird Memorial Library observed its 90th anniversary Wednesday evening September 18 with a reception hosted by Ebert and former Myrtle Point Mayor Eron Schroeder. Speakers included Mayor Ervin Wilberger Ima Lehmanowsky Marie Lundy Florence Summerlis and Ruthelien Gassman. Father Ken Steiner gave the invocation and Rev Harold W. Smith delivered the benediction. Entertainment featured a high school sax quartet Bruce Schroeder Pam Henshaw Don Dagit Virginia Evans and the New Vibrations. Pearl Mast chaired the program. Library board members present included Dorothy Demest Marvin Simons Curt Beckham Joan Poehnitz and Mrs Lehmanowsky.

Fiera M. Laird Memorial Library Ebert Myrtle Point Eron Schroeder Ervin Wilberger Library Board Ima Lehmanowsky Marie Lundy Florence Summerlis Ken Steiner Harold W. Smith Bruce Schroeder Pam Henshaw Don Dagit Virginia Evans New Vibrations Pearl Mast Dorothy Demest Marvin Simons Curt Beckham Joan Poehnitz Mrs. Lehmanowsky

Bobcats to Vie with Cubs in Newport Grid Contest

Bobcats travel to Newport to face the Cubs in a non conference football game. The clash is slated for 7 p.m. at Newport with Myrtle Point aiming to rebound after losses to Siletz and Reedsport. Newport, coming off a 1-1 start, relies on two returning starters on offense Scott Wilson and Randy Miles.

Bobcats Cubs Newport Myrtle Newport Gridiroa Sluslaw Reedsport Myrtle Point Bob Cats Scott Wilson Randy Miles Myrtle Paint

Public Meeting Notices for Myrtle Point City Agencies

Public notices list regular meeting schedules for Myrtle Point City Council District 4 Behoel Board and Myrtle Point City Planning Commission Myrtle Point Library Flora Laird Memorial Library. Meetings occur on various Mondays monthly with times from 4 to 8 pm and locations including council chambers city administration building and library.

Myrtle Point Fink Beyrtle Point Behoel Board Tchoel Spruce Myrtle Peimt City Library Peter Flora i. Laird

Punt Pass and Kick registrations open in Coquille

The 1974 Punt Pass and Kick program registrations are being taken at Lounsbury Ford in Coquille. The event aims for a national record of 1,200,000 registrants with competition set for September 7:30 p.m. at Coquille High School. Boys from Myrtle Point and Powers will join in Coquille. youths up to 18 may register with a parent or guardian. no fee.

Coquille Lounsbury Ford lLounsbury Septsu Coquille High School Myrtle Point Powery

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