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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

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Candidates listed for school board

Two contested Myrtle Point District 41 school board races are set for the May 3 election. Incumbent Harold Robinson seeks a five year term against Gale D. Rood from Arago Zone 7. Ernie Allen and Donald Laird vie for a two year seat in Zone 1. James A. Johnson is unopposed for a three year term in Dora Sitkum Zone 2 after replacing Robert Groves. Attendance area committee candidates include Glen Brown Marjorie Rk Laura Laird Melvin Stewart and Mary Ansen with one write in for an Aragu committee member.

Myrtle Point District Harold Robinson Arago Zone 7 Arago Gale D. Rood Ernie Allen Donald Laird Norway Gravelford Lee Valley James A. Johnson Robert Groves Dora-Sitkum Zone 2 Johnson Groves Dis Glen L. Brown Bridge Marjorie RK Rayman Maple Laura Laird Dora Melvin Stewart Broadbent Mary Ansen Myrtle Crest Aragu

The King and I at Myrtle Point High School

Myrtle Point High School presents The King and I next Thursday through Saturday April 22 23 24 under director Harvey Harmes. A 31 member student cast from School District 41 performs in this Rodgers and Hammerstein musical with a two cast lineup and a large ensemble.

Myrtle Point Rogers & Hammerstein Myrtle Point High School Harvey Harmes Captain Orton Maurice Weenly Lois Robin Haug Anta Lynde Haug David Laird Mike Stout Kralahome Ron Anglin King Ernie van Vinck Lun Tha Gary Orchard Tuptim Donna Leep Lady Thiang Lucy Bridgham Royal Wives Vicki Cambell Randee Clinton Joyce Haddock Laura Long Susan Moon Roberta Wilson Pruce Harry Myers Royal Children Jan Hobson Mike Smith Becky Baker Allen Schermerhorn Cindy Bridgham Laura Castleman Kathy Hathaway Susan Whitlatch Mike Hobson AngelaLverden

Jazz Festival and King and I Show Set for Saturday

The Southwestern Oregon Jazz Festival comes to Myrtle Crest School with afternoon clinics and an 8 p.m. concert. An all star student band will perform, led by clinician Robert Soder from Pleasant Hill California, who brings his high school jazz band. Local schools Marshfield Coquille Reedsport South Umpqua Cottage Grove Thurston Myrtle Point also participate. Soder and his group depart Wednesday for stops in Ashland Medford Myrtle Creek Cottage Grove Thurston high schools before Myrtle Point. The King and I production follows with a large cast and community costumes. Performances start 7 30 p m Thursday Friday and Saturday with a 2 p m matinee Saturday.

Marshfield Coquille Reedsport South Umpqua Cottge Grove Thurston High School Myrtle Point Soder Pleasant Hill Calif Ashland Medford Myrtle Creek Cottage Sonya Mitchell John Whitlatch Mary Lynne Scherpf Sir Edward George Prescott Harms King and I Mombers Barbara Shorb Ann Flona Jean Myers Prince Arlene Pinkley Lady Thiang Delores Haug Louis Harmes

Public vote set on MP tax levy

Myrtle Point voters will decide next Tuesday on a tax levy exceeding the six percent limit by 42700 to balance an 851399 city budget. The levy of 121921 funds water system and sewage improvements, street lighting upgrades, a street repaving program over eight years, payroll and debt service, and a new police officer to end overtime for off duty duty. The set levy costs 1076 per thousand of true cash value based on 1970 assessments.

City of Myrtle Point City Hall Ben Nichols Nichols

Remodeling lauded by Myrtle Point chamber

The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee honors Nellie Eads for improving the Eads Building on Spruce Street. March recognition extends to Mrs. Eads with April 19 as guest of honor. April to June will see further recognitions and a residential cleanup contest with $50 and $25 bonds as prizes.

Myrtle Point Herald Office Chamber Eads Spruce St

Myrtle Point Kindergarten Sets Registration Date

Myrtle Point Kindergarten schedules its registration for next fall on Friday April 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Boy Scout Building at Rotary Park. Parents choose morning or afternoon classes. The school emphasizes kindergarten math pre reading language arts music and social activities tied to seasonal themes and field trips such as a visit to Gale Road Dairy Ranch at Arango. The nonprofit relies on tuition gifts and local donors including Lions Club Beta Sigma Phi chapters and McKay’s Market.

Myrtle Poin Boy Scout Rotary Park Myrtle Point Gale Road Arango Myrtle Point Kindergarten Is & Hon Myrtle Paim Lions Club Bet Dekta Beta Sigma PhD Xi Alpha Nu Betta Sigma Phi Sorority McKay's Market Frank Rema

My r Point District 4 school board cuts levy after defeat

The My Point District 4 school board cut 58 218 from the defeated 1971-72 school tax levy after voter rejection. They reduced salaries for most staff, set May 3 for a second levy election, and added 20 000 state support plus 5 292 in uncollected taxes as deductions.

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