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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1954

Page

4

Mexico City College Expands Campu s for Growing Enrollment

The article describes a new 20 acre campus in a Mexico City suburb to accommodate rising enrollment at Mexico City College. It highlights anthropology and art study sites such as Teotihuacan and Oaxaca, mentions Mexican artists, jai alai, and international tournaments. It notes rising living costs but lower board and room costs than the United States and quotes a U.S. Embassy speaker calling students ambassadors.

Teotihuacan Oaxaca Puebla Mexico City Covarrubias Tamayo United States Mexico Mexico City College The U S

Community church sale and baby news brighten Dec 4 Gray's

A Sarah Society food sale and bazaar will be held at Gray's on Saturday December 4 at 10 am. A baby girl was born November 28 to Mr and Mrs Glenn Gulstrom. Numerous Thanksgiving visits and local gatherings are noted along with 4-H county projects and club activities in Coos County.

Sarah Society of the Community Church Gray’s Glenn Gulstrom

4-H News honors new ten year member awards

Walter Schroeder reports First National Bank of Portland awards replace pins with a gold necklace for girls and a gold tie clasp for boys Both can be worn as pins or used as a key Two Coos county girls Betty Jean Hill Moody Fairview and Lorraine Kaine Riverton are eligible The 1954 4-H year ends Oct 3 with 806 enrolled in 1005 projects 631 completed 78 percent and 807 completed 80 percent. many members have not sent record books in Please submit to keep personal records accurate.

Walter Schroeder First National Bank of Portland Coos County Betty Jean Hill Moody Fairview Lorraine Kaine Riverton

Doctor Gardner Moves Office to WeW Clinic

Dr. A. H. Gardner, a local veterinarian, announced this week that he moved his office from 8th and Spruce to a new clinic building on the lot north of his home at 146 First Street, east of the Superior Cheese Co. plant.

A. H. Gardner 8Th and Spruce First Street Superior Cheese Co

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