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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

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New Staff Join MP School District 41 Across Campuses

Multiple teachers across elementary and high school levels join MP School District 41 for the new term. New hires include Brian Moward to teach sixth grade, Margo Cornell for special education, Linda Miller for language arts, and Craig Johnson for seventh grade science. The high school adds eight teachers including Marjorie Zumwalt in commerce, Laura Isenhart returning for English and counseling, and C Dorwin Lovell as guidance director. Additional appointments cover math, biology, Spanish, physical education, and coaching roles. Support staff updates include new secretaries, custodians, cooks, and a promoted high school cook.

Myrtle Crest Brian Moward Southern Oregon College Ackland Margo Cornell Oregon College of Education Monmouth Linda Miller University of Oregon Springfield Craig Johnson Ashland Marjorie Zumwalt Zumwalt Laura Isenhart Sie Eastern Oregon College la Grande C. Dorwin Lovell Linfield College Lovell Mapleton Richard Lee Ewing Willamina Charles Holliday Holliday Miga Sharon Molinari Miss Molinari OCE Robert Steele California State Polytechnic College California State Colege Fullerton Suzanne Hodges Willamette University University of Madrid Madrid Spain Hodges Glendale Lucy Harms Maple Elementary Llewellyn Jarman Bridge Elementary Evelyn Northup Broadbent Jean Davenport Flo Egelhoff

Myrtle Point to Receive State Highway Fund Allocation

The City of Myrtle Point will get 13641.58 as its share of Oregon's semi annual State Highway Fund distribution. The total 96865406.31 will be allocated among 229 cities based on population and statutory rules for January to June 1971. Funds come from vehicle registration and license fees gasoline and use fuel taxes motor carrier fees and penalties from weight statutes.

Myrtle Point Oregon Ayala State Highway Commission

Dress code rules updated for Myrtle Crest students

Myrtle Crest School announces a dress code update approved last year by the student council and administration. For girls the fall changes allow neat dress slacks daily, ban blue denim and sweatshirts, and permit skirts with maps, with shorts not approved and length rules. Boys with long tailed shirts should be tucked in.

Myrtle Crest School

Going Thing mobile unit to visit Coquille Myrtle Point and Powers

SWOCC representatives and students will travel with The Going Thing to Coquille Myrtle Point and Powers to share wage erata d oes scheduling and activities. The van visits Powers City Hall August 24 Myrtle Point Spruce Street August 27 and Coquille downtown August 24 26 and 27 with hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to answer questions and assist prospective students.

Southwestern Oregon Comaie College Coos County Coquille Myrtle Point Powers Spruce St I Myrtle Point SwOcCc

Coos County Health Clinics Resume Monthly Sessions

The Coos County Health Department will resume monthly clinics from September 1971 through June 1972. Sessions run 2 pm to 4 pm at three locations each month with immunizations for preschoolers and vaccines including DPT polio smallpox tuberculin tests and rubella. No charge. September dates list three sites: Coquille LW A Hall Coos Bay Neighborhood Facility Building.

Coos County Health Department Coquille LW. A. Hall Coos Bay

Kindergarten Opens August 30 with Two Classes

The Myrtle Palm Kindergarten starts Monday August 30 with 9 a.m. and 12 30 p.m. classes. Parents may register on opening day. For details call Mrs John Lind or teacher Mrs Avona Noyes.

Myrtle Palm John Lind Avona Noyes

G P Seeks Cone Pickers In Several Oregon Areas

Georgia Pacific Corp seeks cone pickers in the lower Mums River Floras Creek Bear Creek and Bandon regions. Douglas Welch forester says interested people may contact Mrs Pete DeMain or Mrs Dale Yager for information. Cone buyers will supply sacks permits and area directions.

Georgia-Pacific Corp Mums River Floras Creek Bear Creek Bandon Douglas Welch G-P Forester Welch Pete DeMain Dale Yager

De Wayne Bros Circus Comes to Myrtle Point Coos County Fairgrounds

The De Wayne Bros Circus performs at the Coos County Fairgrounds in Myrtle Point this Saturday with two shows at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Proceeds support Myrtle Point BPW Club Girls' State and foreign exchange programs. The troupe features animals, clowns, acrobats, aerialists, dogs, jugglers, and teeterboard acts. Tickets are sold by Myrtle Point merchants and at the fairgrounds on circus day.

de Wayne Bros. Circus Coos County Fairgrounds Myrtle Point BPW Club America Canada Hilar DeWayne Bros. Circus Myrtle Polot Bpw Coos County

Myrtle Point Adopts Dog Running at Large Ordinance

The City of Myrtle Point passes an emergency ordinance prohibiting dogs from running at large, authorizing police to seize and empound such dogs, and setting fines up to 50 dollars. It repeals Ordinance 58 and takes effect immediately.

Myrtle Point City of Coos County

Oregon State Fair Opens With Unique Opening Parade

The Oregon State Fair plans a first ever opening day parade led by a Salem youth procession from Barrick Field to the fairgrounds. William's Youth Band and Salem Flamingos provide music as Beaver and Bear ride. a restored old-time fire engine carries Miss Pyunkin. The fair runs from August 26 to September 6.

Robert L. Stevens Barrick Field Pearl 15Th Streets North Salem High School Salem Parks and Recreation Agency 17Th Street Fairgrounds William Salem Disneyland Lil Punkin Pyunkin

Reservoir contract awarded to San Francisco firm

General American Transportation Co. of San Francisco has won a $115,980 bid to supply a two million gallon steel reservoir tank for Myrtle Point. The bid followed a Monday City Council meeting as part of a $320,000 water improvement program. Other bidders were Pacific Tank & Construction Co., Portland. Pittsburgh-Des Moines Beef Co., Bellevue, Washington. and Chicago Bridge and Iron Co.

General American Transportation Co San Francisco Calif Myrtle Point Maple Street Mill Pacific Tank & Construction Co Portland Pittsburgh- Des Moines Beef Co Bellview Wash Chicago Bridge and Iron Co

Season tickets available for Myrtle Point football games

Season tickets for Myrtle Point High School football home games are on sale at the high school office. Tickets are $6 for five home games starting September 10. Site work aims for completion by October 15, 1971 and the new reservoir must be installed by November 30, 1971.

Myrtle Point Musiaw

Myrtle Point Tightens Leash Law Enforcement

Myrtle Point adopts a stricter dog control ordinance on April 8 1969 and begins immediate enforcement. Police Chief Ed Summers says the council has approved hiring a part time dog control officer to aid the police department in enforcement.

Myrtle Point Ed Summers Herald Sutherland Tly Police Department Myrtle Poiat

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