Back to School Starts District 41 Pupils Aug 31
Myrtle Point School District 41 opens next Monday with some students bused to outlying schools due to space limits. New pupils must register by end of week. grade one to six report to 212 Spruce for assignment before completing district registration. Seventh and eighth graders register at Myrtle Crest. high school students register at the high school.
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Myrtle Point
Joe Stewart
Spruce
Myrtle Crest School
All High Scho
Dellenback Seeks Views on National Issues Questionaire
Congressman John Dellenback again asks Fourth District residents to share views on national concerns via a voluntary questionnaire. The form accommodates both spouses and directs which local students attend Arago Bridge Broadbent Dora and Maple Schools for grades one through six according to transportation needs.
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John Dellenback
Dellenback
Arago
Bridge
Broadbent
Bridge School
Dora
Maple
Heimbigner Joins Security Bank Of Myrtle Point
Lou Heimbigner formerly with U S National Bank Springfield has joined Security Bank of Myrtle Point replacing Gene Mayberry who left to manage a bank in LaGrande Heimbigner native of Odessa Washington a 1963 Washington State University graduate and has served as commercial and real estate loan officer for Springfield U S National Bank for two years Heimbigners reside at 680 View St Myrtle Point with wife Pamela and their one year old daughter
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Lou Heimbigner
U. S. National Bank At
Springfield
Security Bank of
Myrtle Point
Charles Poehlitz
Heimbigner
Gene Mayberry
LaGrande
Odessa
Wash
Washington State University
U.S. National Bank
U.S. National
Eugene
Portland
Pamela
View St
Public vote set Wednesday on $307000 bond issue
Myrtle Point voters will decide on a 307000 bond to renovate and enlarge the sewage treatment plant and add a storm sewer system. The project aims to meet higher state standards and is funded by a state grant of 964800 with the remainder from local sewer charges.
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Myrtle Point
Counc
Department of Environmental Quality
Rate hike set for parcel post
An Interstate Commerce Commission approved 15.4 percent postage rise for parcel post takes effect November 14 at the urging of the Post Office Department to spur early holiday mailing. Mailers should send by November 7 for overseas service. Catalog postage rises 26 percent the same date. The increases aim to cover costs and add about 123 million dollars in revenue.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
L. G. Cutlip
Oregon
Open College announces fall term schedule at SWOCC
A fall term schedule for Sout western Oregon Community College outlines an Open College week starting Sept 21 for advising and counseling. Classes begin Sept 24 with flexible add drop. registration runs Sept 28 to Oct 23 for part timers and Oct 12 to 23 for full timers.
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Open College
Southewestern Oregon Community College
Deadline set for voters in Coos County election
County Clerk Fay Crabtree announced a final registration deadline of Saturday October 3 for the November general election. General election day is Tuesday November 3 and voters who are new to Coos County or have changes must re register. Regional registrar contacts are listed for Myrtle Point and surrounding areas. Season tickets for Myrtle Point High School football games are now available via MPHS Athletic Director Frank Grove at 572 6111.
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Myrtle Point High
Fay Crabtree
Coos County
Myrtle Point
Bridge
Lorraine Cribbins
Bridge Rt
Phyllis Hatfield
Leona Shields
City Recorder
City Hall
Hogan Realty
Spruce St. Sukkum
J.N. Gearhart
Fairview
Esther J. King
Fairview Rt
Coquille
MPHS
Frank Grove
Grove
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Coos Mortuary
Maple Street
Myrtle Point Fire Department
Bank
Milton Schroeder
Schroeder
Winton M. Blout
SWOCC
State
The
Highway Commission