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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1973

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Tourism impact rising in Oregon via Battelle study

A Battelle Northwest Laboratories report for the Oregon State Highway Division estimates 1972 out of state tourist spending in Coos and Curry counties at 36.3 million with 22.2 million in summer activity. Lincoln County tops per resident revenue, while statewide travel revenue reaches 958 million. The study notes tourism boosts many sectors and supports about 61,000 jobs, with a small relocation impact and rising car trips to Oregon projected into 1990.

Coos Curry Counties Oregon Site Highway Division Battelle Northwest Laboratories Battelle Lincoln County Clatsop Tillamook Curry Oregon Richland Washington State Highway Division Bateetle Highway Division San Chamber of Commerce

Rotary governor to visit Myrtle Point district event

Rotary District Yd governor Bill Huggins will visit the Myrtle Point club meeting at Club Assembly. Huggins, a Coos Bay resident and Rotarian since 1947, will discuss Rotary’s Four Avenues of Service and the Four Way Test while meeting with officers, directors, and committee chairs.

Rotary Myrtle Point Rkwyrle Point Rotary Club Bill Huggins Rotary District Huggins Coos Bay Iorner Coos Bay - North Bend Switzerland Sweden AFS

Rotary seeks four delegates for Japan study trip

Rotary District S11 seeks four non Rotarian young men aged 2 to 35 for an eight week educational travel study in Japan next spring. Two local delegates will join three from District 10 for a total team of seven. Selection completes in December with a March 25 to May 25 trip.

Japan Rotary Foundation Rotary Rourlaos Dean Mason Myrtle Point Rotary Club Oregon California Norway Australia

Woman dies in Elkton two car crash on Highway

Oregon State Police report Cynthia Lou Anderson 21 of Elkton died Sunday night in a two car crash east of Remote on Highway. Gary Anderson 24 Elkton, the other driver, died at scene. he was in intensive care at Kaiser Memorial Hospital with massive facial lacerations. Ivano O Benton 45 of Roseburg sustained a broken arm and facial lacerations.

Cynthia Lou Anderson Elkton Remote On Highway Oregon Gary Anderson Keizer Memorial Hospital Ivao O. Benton Roseburg

Holt joins Security Bank staff in Myrtle Point

Gene Holt joins Security Bank in Myrtle Point as a loan officer. A University of Oregon graduate and former national bank examiner, he comes from St Cloud College Minnesota where he taught finance. His wife Linda teaches kindergarten in Coquille. He is 34 and the Holts plan to settle in Myrtle Point.

Gene Holt Security Bank Myrtle Point Holt University of Oregon National Bank St. Cloud College 4. Cloud, Minn Linda Coquille

Logging accident claims two in Coos County

Harold Smith about 45 a Westbrook logging employee was killed when a falling tree struck him near Xeele Creek Ridge above Fairview. Another logger Ralph Rayevich about 23 from Bridge area was hit and seriously injured and transported to Keizer Memorial Hospital in North Bend.

Harold Smith Xeele Creek Ridge Fairview Coos County Sheriff's Office Smith Westbrook Logging Co Ralph Rayevich Keizer Memorial Hospital North Bend

Curt Beckham Wins $5 in Herald Football Contest

Curt Beckham, former Myrtle Point High School football coach, won a $5 prize in last week’s Herald Football contest despite predicting a 20 6 Newport win. The actual score ended 71 6 in Newport’s favor.

Curt Beckham Herald Myrtle Point Newport

Caudle Honored by G P President at Portland Awards Banquet

Ambrose A Caudle of Coquille received the 1973 President's Achievement Award from G P chairman R B Pamplin at a company service awards banquet in Portland. The event honored 102 employees with long service milestones, while Caudle's 41 years with the firm label his rise from factory worker to Oregon building products head. Over 900 Portland attendees marked the occasion. Caudle, born in Greeley Nebraska, progressed from Coos Bay Lumber to Coos Bay division manager and later Oregon building products chief. He is active in Lions and the chamber of commerce.

Georgia-Pacific Corpene Ambrose A. Caud Coquille R.B. Pamplin Hilton Hotel Portland Caudle Oregon Building Products Manufacturing Pamplin Mary A. McCravey Leon Bruno Dewey L. Mobley Ralph U. Osterman Kenneth L. Gipson John A. Schrock Jami R. Wood Martha G. Athanasakis Elroy A. Bergquist George H. Brustad Jacqueline C. Cotton Cheri Ann Egbers Kenneth W. Guenther Robert L. Hoffman Stanley J. Hutchens Margaret Stensen Claudia £. Morgan Howard A. Page, Jr Claude L. Patterson James A. Ramsey Martin Rathje Glenn E. Wilson Smith Wood Products Coos Bay Lumber Co G P Coos Bay Lumber Caudie Coos Bay Lions Chamber of Commerce Greeley, Neb

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