Loggers Group Opposes State Timber Land Sale
Weston Forest Industries Association representing Oregon loggers condemns the sale of state owned timber land to a single eastern Oregon operator without competitive bidding. They argue noncompetitive sales reduce school fund revenue and favor one buyer, urging bid sales and sustained yield management with state ownership retained.
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Mate Land Board
Weston Forest Industries Association
Oregon
Millon Board
R. T. Titua
Association
Peat
SS Naiis
Land Board
Deer Hunters Open Season Across Oregon Hills Friday
Deer hunters from Myrtle Point and thousands of Oregon Nimrods head to forests as the general deer season begins Friday October 1. Rain should aid conditions but hunters are urged to use extreme fire caution due to dry forest cover. Mule deer in the eastern part and blacktail deer in the Tillamook burn area are expected to draw more hunters. a deer tag is required in addition to a regular license and available at license agencies or the Portland office.
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Oregon
Tillamook
Lockwood
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Oregon State Game Commission
Hagas Purchase Coquille Store Announcement
Orville Haga announced this week the purchase of the Coquille Electric Co from Evan W. Alborn. The deal includes the store and building at 360 West First Street and will place Haga in exclusive GM Frigidaire appliance distribution in Southern Coos and Curry counties. Alborn plans remain unspecified.
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Coquille Electric
Coquille
Hagas
Coquille Electric Co
Evan W. Alborn
West First Street
Haga
General Motors Fridgidaire
Coos County
Curry County
Frank Kaiser assaulted at Coquille. victim treated at hospital
Ruth Williams faced vagrancy charges and was jailed while Kaiser received facial and neck wounds from a bottle attack Friday night at a Coquille home. He was treated at Mast Hospital after police forced entry to the scene. Kaiser fined 20 dollars and 80 cents with 66 days suspended on leaving Coos county for one year.
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Justice Court
Coquille
Coos County
Kaiser
Mast Hospital
Coquite
Kiddies Show at Hiland Theatre Saturday Afternoon
The Haga Cold Storage and Grocery Company sponsors a free Kiddies show at Hiland Theatre at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon. The program is drawn from the Children's Library of Films and targets juvenile audiences. Tickets are sold at Haga's Food Market for the remainder of the week.
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Haga Cold Storage and Grocery Company
Childran
Haga Company
Haga
Eating Houses In Coos County Face State Inspection
James W Hawkins of the state board of health will survey Coos County eateries the week of October 4 to check restaurant sanitation under a joint federal state program. He will inspect about 40 eating houses in the county.
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State Board of Health
Coos County
Eugene Fields County
Hawkins
Hall Brothers Buy Myrtle Point Herald and Property
Hall Brothers purchase the Myrtle Point Herald and printing plant from longtime owners J Logan Walte. Floyd and George W Hall will take possession October 1, relocating from Canby Oregon and bringing family ties to Oregon journalism.
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Myrtle Point
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Spruce
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Floyd Hall
Canby
Oregon
Canby Herald
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Ore- Lia
Ampark
Florida
Oregon Journal
Tole
Medford
Oregon State College
Merchant Marine
Cros County
J Logan Walte
R Baw
Myrtle Point Council Sets Card and Pool Table Fees
Myrtle Point city council met in special session to draft an ordinance on the annexation vote for the November 2 general election and to raise card and pool room license fees. Card licenses rise to 400 dollars and pool tables to 50 dollars, effective October 1. coin operated machines and punch boards fees were also increased.
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Sesson
One-Stop Service Station Changes Hands in Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Harold J Reachann announced the purchase of the One-Stop Union Service Station at Fourth and Spruce in Myrtle Point from Mr and Mrs Walter Higgins. The Reachanns, new residents from Remote, will operate the station and garage and build a home here while Higgins retires to other interests.
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Spruce Streets
Myrtle Point
Harold J Reach
Walter Higgins
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Myrtle Point Junior High Hosts Coquille Saturday
Coach Bob Bright leads Myrtle Point Junior High against Coquille Junior High on the Union High gridiron Saturday night in the second game of the season for both teams. Both lost their openers last Saturday with Myrtle Point beaten 28 to 7 by Marsh M4 and Coquille also defeated in their opener.
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Myrtle Point
Coquille Junior High
Union High
Marsh M4
Coquille
Hi School Library Adds 390 Volumes Since Sept 1
Union high school reports 390 new volumes added since September 1 to bridge junior high and high school reading levels. Library circulation is nearly 100 percent higher than at the same time last year due to an organized reading campaign and broader book selections.
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Hi School
Union High School
New School To Be Talked At P T A Meeting Tonight
Myrtle Point parents and teachers plan a discussion on a proposed new grade school at the first fall P T A meeting. The session begins at 8 o'clock in the Junior high school auditorium, not the Union high school building. School board members will be present to explain the need for the new facility. Mrs C S Lehrianowsky invites the public to attend and join.
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Myrtle Point
Parent-Teachers Association
Union High School
C S. Lehrianowsky
Local Dog Story Sparks Backyard Whimsy
Ralph Whitaker recounted a shy yellow puppy arrival at his home. He warned the pup may belong to a proud owner who would be glad to reclaim the little rascal.
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Ralph Whitaker
Litle Reece
Nelson 86 Dies in Portland After Maine Life
Amelia N Nelson aged 86 died in Portland after living in Norway and Myrtle Point. She is survived by two daughters and eight grandchildren.
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Portland
Myrtle Point
Amelie N. Nelson
Norway
Ayes Aber
Simple play approach to basketball drills at junior high event
Oct 4 5 6 program sponsored by Point Jr Women's Club at the Junior high gym promotes a basic game method. Trainer emphasizes telling hands content simply and avoiding overly complex play. Tickets available from club members or Perkins Drug Store. committee led by Mrs. Helen Dunn with Mary Jane Wilberger Stella Breuer Dorothy Dement and Eileen Ratcliffe.
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St Perkins Drug Store
Helen Dunn
Mary Jane Wilberger
Stella Breuer
Dorothy Dement
Eileen Ratcliffe
Time changes bus schedules across Oregon routes
Oregon adopts standard time affecting bus lines between Myrtle Point Powers Coquille and Coos Bay. Powers Bus now departs Powers at 12 15 p m and stops at Myrtle Point Coquille at 1 00 p m. Late afternoon run from Myrtle Point revised to about 6 18 p m.
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Oregon
Myrtle Point
Powers
Coquille
Coos Bay
Campaign to enlist parents of teens being mapped out
A fragmented note cites an effort to enlist parents of teens in a mapping or discussion process. Phil Ryex was present to aid the discussion.
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Phil Ryex
Registration closes Saturday for general election
County officials remind prospective voters that registration ends this weekend on October 2. To vote you must have six months residence in the state, be 21 or older, and re-register if required. Officials warn no one can be sworn in to vote on election day without proper registration.
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