Chorus to Present Christmas Program at College
The college chorus directed by Elaine Bessey offers a 45 minute Christmas program with ten sections. A brass ensemble directed by Freak Leuck adds several numbers. Faculty staff students and residents have rehearsed for months. Sandra Wahine and Mrs. R.C. Bangy provide piano and organ accompaniment. Public is welcome with no admission fee.
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Elaine Bessey
Freak Leuck
Sandra
Wahine
R.C. Bangy
Advisory groups to be formed for local high school needs
Siwo G apartments at Myrtle Weta High School are now at. Approximately six personas are needed in English to voice ideas and research needs of high school students. Contact Gail Smith or William Richardson, principal, to be considered. Those interested in a three person French advisory committee should contact Richardson or Mrs Joyce Aixberry.
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Myrtle Weta High School
Gail Smith
William Richardson
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Richardson
Joyce Aixberry
Genta Claus Is Coming To Town Christmas Show
Myrtle Point presents a vaudeville style holiday show by the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Directed by Hope Cahill, the 1:30 PM Saturday December 8 performance at First United Methodist Church Social Hall benefits seniors in care facilities and is open to the public with seats available. Post Office offers stamp stems for sale and urges patrons to mail bundles with ZIP codes.
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Genta Claus
Myrtle Point
Follies
First United Methodist Church
Hope Cahill
Little Theatre On
Woodrow Robison Named New Coos County Commissioner
Woodrow Robison, a 54 year old Arago resident and longtime land agent, was sworn in as Coos County Commissioner following the death of Frank Rema. He fills the southern seat on the three member board on an interim basis, with election to determine a full term next year. Robison is married to Virginia and has deep local ties including dairy farming, 4-H leadership, and service on the Coos County Fair Board.
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Mickey Moffitt
Snswers
Lonnle van Eleberg
Woody Robison
Righ
Arago
Frank Rema Mov
Robison
Coos County
Woodrow
Woody) Robison
Frank Rema
Myrtle Point
Fay Crabtree
Virginia
Coquille Valley
UB National Bank
Wayne
Noear Arago
Leader's Association
Ceos County Fair
Christmas tree sheet og 2 permits offered at district office
Christmas tree permits available at Power Ranger District office in Pow ers for single tree cuts in Siskiyou National Forest. Rangers note thinning helps future timber. map and cutting details available weekdays 8 to 12 and 1 to 5, weekends 11 to 3, December 6 9, 15 16.
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Power Ranger District
Powers
Siskiyou National Forest
Ranger District
Ranger Bation
OSU enrollment reaches record highs with out-of-state and foreign students
Oregon State University reports nearly 13 000 students from Oregon among 15 517 total this fall. Coos County accounts for 189 enrollees with city breakdowns from Coos Bay to Charlestone. Curry and Douglas counties add 63 and 27 respectively. A District 12 Land Use Planning Committee Grange meeting invites all area property owners.
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Oregon State University
Oregon
Cuos County
OSU
Coos County
Coos Bay
North Best
Coquille
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Lakeside
Powers
Broadbent
Charleste
Curry County
Douglas County
Grange Mall
Myrtle Point Council Sets Regular Meetings Schedule
The Myrtle Point City Council will hold regular meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:30 pm in the council chambers at city hall 484 Firth Whibew.
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Myrtle Point City
Firth
Myrtle Crest School Welcomes Eight New Teachers
Eight new staff join Myrtle Crest School this year. Six teach in the lower grades, while two join the eighth grade team. New personnel include Pete Baumer, a physics educator and art teacher, plus others in science and language arts.
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Myrtle Crest School
Mbrarien
Pete Baumer
Pigeien
Sind
College of Mahe
Panor High
Martied
Fire fuel reductions offered to farmers converting brush land
Tose Guerin, chairman of the Coos County Land Committee, announces reduced fire petrol taxes for farmers who recently converted brush to erasing land. Requests for reclassification must arrive by Jan 1 with legal description. Criteria include 60 percent open grass, 40 acre tracts, and inspection by Coos County Protective Association staff before February committee hearings.
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Tose Guerin
Chumconten
Laat
Coos Fotent Piotective Association
Pelae Csc Aga Lappa
County Board of Commissioners
State Forester
State Experiment Station
Tom Guerin
Myrtle Poist
Ray Waterman
Fourmile
R.C. Geaney
Bridge
Nor~meno Boyd
Coos Bay
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Posyilhige Moter Lodge
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