Editorial Opinion on CBWR Reappraisal Delays and Tax Impacts
Lennie Van Elsberg served as commissioner since 1967 and on the Coos Bay Wagon Roads Appraisal Committee yet faces no CBWR land reappraisal. Taxpayers in district 41 seek answers about oversights, timber growth, and lack of grade adjustments affecting the district 41 budget of 1 015 717 approved in June.
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Lennie van Elsberg
Coos Bay
Tax offset proposal for Coos Bay Wagon Road funds
Opinion urges tighter controls on excess Coos Bay Wagon Road revenue in School District 41. It argues money beyond budget should fund tax relief or require voter approval for major renovations, preserving taxpayers’ rights to decide spending.
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Coos Bay
Board of Education
Myrtle Crest
Gravel truck crashes into toolshed near Lee Valley home
A trailer of a John Hanson Inc gravel truck toppled onto the bank while turning on a narrow Lee Valley Road shoulder, smashing Charley and Helen Vincent's toolshed about 50 yards from their house. No injuries reported. damage to the shed will be paid by the company.
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Ector
John Hanson, Inc
Charley
Helen Vincent
Lee Valley
Tne
Chuck Vincent
Supplemental budget filed for Myrtle Point district 41
District 41 Myrtle Point schools report a new supplemental budget totaling 106 767 79 dollars to complete ongoing additions at Myrtle Crest funded from excess Coos Bay Wegon Road funds. Superintendent Gerald Bennett notes this repeats an earlier notice and is not a new proposal. As of June 30 this year only 43 233 2 dollars had been spent of the prior allocation.
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Gerald Bennett
District 41
Myrtle Crest
Coos Bay Wegon Road
Leeps Purchase Myrtle Point Garage Transition
LeRoy and Barbara Leep will take ownership of the Myrtle Point garage on September 1, with Ed Wen aiding during the transition. Two mechanics will remain on duty, and Leon Howell joins as mechanic while Van Vinck leaves after nineteen years of ownership. The Leeps are long-time Myrtle Point residents.
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Eads
Myrtle Point
LeRoy
Barbara Leep
Leep
Ed Wen
Leon Howell
van Vinck
High School Track Plan and Building On Board Agenda
A school board meeting discussed high school construction issues including floor moisture problems and door gaps. An all weather track proposal estimated at 26 000 dollars plus was reviewed along with a home construction blueprint and View Street lot purchase. The district will adjust insurance for half time teachers under new policy.
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Tom Roe
Doug Sinko
J. O’connors
Mortie Crest
Sinko
Bob Steele
View Street
Wis
Oregon to Offer State Veterans Education Aid This Fall
Oregon veterans attending college may qualify for State veterans education aid. The program pays 50 dollars per month for full time undergraduates and up to 36 dollars for other study, with a 36 month cap. Eligible are Korean veterans and those after July 1 1980 who earned specific overseas service medals. Applicants must be Oregon residents for one year before service and at application. No dead line exists and existing aid recipients may continue.
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Oregon
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
H. C. Saalfeld
Veterans’ Affairs
Armed Forces
Liz
GI Bill Alive After Congress Inaction
Coos Bay recruiting sergeant Dave Pankey says the President recommended ending the G I Bill and sent a proposal to the Senate, but Congress recessed for the summer and has taken no action. The Army maintains the G I Bill remains alive for qualified enlistees.
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Dave Pankey
Coos Bay
Congress
Senate
Army
Theer
Geaney Named to State Livestock Advisory Committee
Geaney of Bridge Route Myrtle Point has been named to the Governor's State Livestock Advisory Committee. He is second vice president of the Oregon Sheep Growers and active in livestock groups. On Aug 25 he testified in Eugene before the U.S. Senate Small Business Committee hearings in Oregon.
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R.C
Bob’’ Geaney
Myrtle Point
Geaney
Oregon Sheep Growers
Eugene
U.S. Senate
Oregon
Rainy Day Finger Paint Fun for Younger Kids
Older children return to school while younger ones stay home enjoy finger painting. Mix liquid starch with tempera paint or dry starch with water then color. Start with one color on wet paper then progress to two colors. Use freezer paper and cut dried paintings to cover box shapes.
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