Gaylord News Quick Return After Short Trip
A brief note reports Gaylord News returning home after a short trip, with locals awaiting further updates on plans and activities.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
6
A brief note reports Gaylord News returning home after a short trip, with locals awaiting further updates on plans and activities.
Public hearing set before Myrtle Point City Council in Coos County Oregon at 8 00 p m October 1 192 to vote on proposed annexation of land described by section township range and bounded by the Cone Bay Lumber road and local landmarks Date dated September 17 1962 by City Recorder Leona L Shields Published September 20 and 37 1942 plus a local social note list of weekend visitors and residents from Coquille Medford and Klamath Falls with names phrasings of visits events and moves indicating local social life
A large 4-H gathering at the grange hall signed 105 projects and named club leaders. The next all-clubs meeting is set for Monday Oct 22 to plan the Halloween party on Oct 20.
Regional land and people conference to strengthen rural America in Portland October 1 and 2. Orville L Freeman to open remarks with focus on rural development conservation and local leadership involvement across five regional gatherings.
State collects five percent of net proceeds from public land and material sales on 13.5 million acres. The check totals 17 236.06 dollars, with 963 385.96 dollars representing the state share for improvements. Local governments and public range initiatives are also noted in this update.
Students rested in sales and register ing this week at the North Bend campus of South Western Oregon college, it was announced today by the college registrar.
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