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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1958

Page

2

School Meeting and Tax Levy Election in Coos County

Legal voters in school district No. 770 Coos County Oregon will hold a school meeting May 1 1958 to discuss the 1958 59 budget and vote May 5 1958 between 2 and 8 pm. An election to raise the tax levy above the constitutional limit will be held May 5 1958 at the school cafeteria. The district faces a $58 097 45 increase and cites Rural School District constraints as the reason for the excess levy. Dated April 4 1958. Attest Irene V Young District Clerk Huff Board Chair.

Coos County Oregon Boas Ne Irene V Young William H. Huff Irfne Yo Young Marion E Brown WM H Huff Vernone Otrat School Board General Control Stck Garbayr Sav Dora

Local Moves Gap in Kelso and Portland Area

Mr and Mrs Logan Miller move from one Jess Shep herd house to the Reser house in North Powers. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wallace and three children relocate to Monroe. Mrs Mary Laken and Mrs L T Beals visit the Utterback home in town.

Kelso Wash Portland Beaverton Logan Miller Jess Shepherd Reser North Powers Thomas Wallace Monroe Mary Laken Carl Utterback L. T Beals Utterback

Powers Lions Club Sponsor Scout Drive Faces Annual Outreach

Myrtle Point area report notes Powers Lions sponsor Boy Scout drive with 46 members. Lions leaders Jack Bushnell and James Gumwell head the effort. A resident list will be mailed to the Oregon Trail Council for envelope printing. Also covered: a volleyball fundraiser, Easter egg hunt, community gifts, and club plans to disband in May.

Ray M Shaffar Myrtle Point Herald Powers Lions Daniels Oregon Trail Council Jack Bushnell James Gumwell Grady Pinson Verlin Hermann Virgil Daniels Lynn Roush Sandy Anderson Arlene Banta Lion Ed Wiwatowski Ethel Kranick Lions Lion James Gamwell Church of the Open Bible Chulrden James Gamwell del Dung al Bankus Sixgil Daniels Ag Anderson Wilbur Merchen Dale Amsberry Tommy Grove Bud Michaels Bob Heagan Ralph Anderson

Garden Club Event and Local Tax Levy Notice in Oregon

Mrs James Gamwell hosted a Garden club gathering with corsage making demonstrations by Mrs Arch ie Lane. A district tax levy increase proposal was set for May 5 1958 at Dora School House to fund standard school operation with a requested amount of 20082 dollars.

James Gamwell George Pratt Garden Club Archie Lane

Annual School Election Notice for Coos County Oregon

Notice of annual school election and meeting for School District No U H 2 in Coos County Oregon. Election at Myrtle Point Union High School 2 PM to 8 PM on May 5 1958 for one five year Union High School Board director and a Rural School District director. Dated April 17 1948 Paula Cook and Robert E Powrie.

Coos County State of Oregon Myrtle Point Union High School Union High School Paula Cook Robert E Powrie

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TEN Myrtle Point Herald General Fund Augden Endicott Eddie Rubin Lee Gilmore Earl Adams Arthur Smith Carroll Wade LaGrande Jerry Hills Wade Boise Robert Bushnell Mast Hospital Floyd Summers Tidewater Alsea J W Gamwell Powers News Wilma D Shepherd Mildred N Easton Actus AGI Standard Oil Eppler Earmy Millie Eppler Roseburg Road Robert E. Powrie Board of
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