07 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
1
School Superintendent Joe Stewart outlines the District 41 preliminary budget, noting state control of education, millage history, and a deficit loan repaid. He discusses fund balances, planned savings, timber tax impacts, audit corrections, and looming teacher shortages with wage comparisons to Portland and Coos Bay.
Myrtle Point beat Brookings 64 52 on Friday as Dean Noyes led with 9 points first quarter. MP defeated Siuslaw 54 46 on Saturday with Johnson and Gessman scoring key points as reserves padded the lead.
Richard VanDuine received the Junior Chamber of Commerce distinguished service award at the Sta. Ralph and Bob Hegam were noted for outstanding community service. Also considered were Dr. Bob Whittehef, Dean Mason and Ros Minsey for their contributions.
City Counsell discussed five year goals for waste disposal. Sani dump options were urged for Coquille and Myrtle Point regions with potential cooperation between Coquille and Coos Bay area, moving away from open burning.
The Myrtle Point Lions Club raised 50.10 dollars at a January 30 theater party comedy show at the Hiland Theater. Lions President Leroy Robinson thanks Myrtle Crest school students KWRO The Herald and Hiland Theater for helping make the event a success.
Jeanie King, a high school junior, will attend classes in music theory. She will take musical aptitude tests as part of her attendance and program participation.
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Superintendent Joe Stewart says the district aims for a lower tax levy this year as a normal working level after a district reorganization and last year’s deficit catch up. The budget to be presented Feb 20 plans bond payments for Myrtle Crest School at a two year horizon and keeps levy and building payments steady. The district notes most teachers have nine or more years experience, with fewer than half having four years, and hiring targets specify pay scales for BS or BA holders and five year preparation.
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