Bobcats Ready for Coast League Clash With Toledo Boomers
Myrtle Point travels to Toledo to face the Boomers in a 8 p.m. kickoff amid improvement drills and lineup reshuffles. Key players Steve Rayevich and Keith Hurt expected back, while guard Marty Gary may miss action. The Bobcats seek consistency after a 1-1-1 start. Toledo aims for its first win of 1971.
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Bobcats
Myrtle Point
Boomers
Toledo
Newport Cubs
Sunset Six Bandon
Tigers
Consey Toledo
Myrtle Painters
Don Fisher
Myrtle Polm
Newpor
Steve Rayevich
Bobcat
Keith Hurt
Jim Mast
Marty Gary
Gary
Cubs
Fisher
Don Steele
Newport
Dement appointed to panel on Oregon agricultural development
State Senator Sam Dement of Myrtle Point has been named to the Agricultural Development Subcommittee of the Governor's Economic Development Advisory Committee by Senate President John Burns. The panel will push market expansion for Oregon agriculture, land and water resource development, and utilize the Agricultural Development Division while awaiting Ballot Measure 5, the Water Bank Bill. Burns notes irrigation and cooling water recycling for pollution reduction and ties agriculture to future nuclear power as hydro limits expand.
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Sam Dement
Senate
John Burns
Burns
Salem
Dement
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Demwent
Agricultural Development Division
State Department of Agriculture
Appreciation Week sale announced by Myrtle Point Chamber
The Retail Trade Committee of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce announces an Appreciation Week sale in Myrtle Port the week of Oct 18 23 to coincide with the opening of a new four lane highway. Bargain prices will be offered in local stores and tickets will be available for an 18 inch Toshiba color TV valued at 469.95 dollars.
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Myrtle Port
Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley Elks Lodge
Tom McCall
State Highway Commission
Ghera Jackson
State Highway Division
Sam Dement
Rod McKenzie
Coos County
Housewives For 42
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
Powers Chamber of Commerce
Bank Debits Rise in August Across Coos County Banks
Banking activity across 10 reporting banks including Coos County rose in August 1971 versus August 1970, with total debits reaching 963,878,000. July 1972 debits were 97,667,000 and August 1970 debits 980,73,000, while Oregon’s 374 banks posted a 3.4 percent fall from July 1971 to August 1971 and an 18.8 percent rise from August 1970 to August 1971.
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Coos County
University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Oregon
Naomi Butt Appears in Flame in the Wind Film Premiere
Miss Naomi Joanne Butt of Sitkum Route Myrtle Point appears in Flame in the Wind a color Christian film produced by Bob Jones University Greenville. The world premiere drew over 14000 attendees on campus with future fall showings planned in major cities. Katherine Stenholm heads Unusual Films with Dr. Bob Jones and Dr. Bob Jones II in acting roles. The film centers on a student seeking truth in a turbulent era with a 55 piece BJU Orchestra and music by Dwight Gustafson.
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Naomi Joanne Butt
Herbert W. Butt
Sitkum
Myrtle Pain
Bob Jones University
Greenville
8.C
BJU
Ntct
Drvn
Dwight Gustafson
Deen
School of Fine Arts
New Myrtle Point bank eyes Jan. 1 opening date
The Organizing Bank of Myrtle Point aims to open by January 1 next year pending a $476,000 stock goal. With $300,000 raised, $176,000 remains to reach charter requirements by May 31 1978. The eight member board includes Mel Zumwalt and local professionals as the community-owned bank plans a mobile unit opening on Eighth Street before a new building with drive up window is built.
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Myrtle Point Bank
Myrtle Point
Mel Zumwalt
Oregon
Zumwalt
Robert Haug
Mark Laird
Dora
Jim Hatcher
Union Oil Co
al Cartwright
Bob Hogan
Dean Mason
Joe Berg
Coquille
Board
Mumbers
Moon's Hardware
Eighth St
Spruce
Maple
4-H Week Emphasizes Bridges The Gap in Coos County
Coos County 4-H marks its Week with the theme 4-H Bridges The Gap as 1,200 youth participate alongside 48,000 statewide and 4 million nationwide. Extension agent Lyle Brows urges expanded programs, more volunteers, and increased youth involvement in projects from family living to conservation and engineering. Information available at the county extension office in Coquille.
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Coos County
Lyle L. Brows
Oregon
Brown
Oregon Coast Association meets on September coastal problems
The Oregon Coast Association held its quarterly meeting at Harbor House Restaurant Barbor on September 16. The event included a Round Table Forum and an eight meeting of the Private Trailer Park Operators Committee chaired by Walter Thompson of Diitwood Trailer Retreat.
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Barbor
Walter Thompson
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Beckham Wins Herald Contest With Bobcats Score Prediction
Curt Beckham, a Myrtle Point insurer and ex coach, won the Herald sponsored home football contest by predicting Myrtle Point 0 Newport 30, 10 points off the actual 0-30 result. Mikton Schroeder finished second with Newport 25-6. A third Herald contest is planned next week as Myrtle Point hosts Brookings.
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Curt Beckham
Eft
Herald
Nvelope
Bobcat
Anthony Palmroth
Myrtle Point
Newport
Curt Beckhan
The
Beckham
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Bobcats
Mikton Schroeder
Third Herald
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Paul Tomlineon
Dave Johnson
Bill Mast
Jim Walser
Bill Harper
George Horner
Ross Martinka
Dirk Richardson
Seve Rayevich
Dick DeSoto
Rick Brown
Naomi Butt
Bank Myrtle Point
Bank of Myrtle Point
Moon’s Hardware
Penguin Lockers
Dayton
State Banking Department
Pew Bank
Shronien
Sjins
County Extension Office
OCA
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