School Board Expands Plans After Educational Study
After reorganizing the district the school board invited the University of Oregon to study educational needs. The report urged a seventh and eighth grade junior high, a supervisor of education, land acquisitions, a common program, departmentalized classes, and trade and industrial education. Several recommendations were adopted, aided by an interest-free federal loan.
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University of Oregon
Bureau of Educational Research
Myrtle Crest
Spruce
Dora
Sitkum
Broadbent
Etalka
Color This Sale Red and District School Plans
The Myers store offers 18 percent off any red clothing or shoes this Valentine’s week. District 41 school board studied facilities, enrollments, and future needs. They favor converting Myrtle Crest to elementary use and building a new high school on five likely sites with space for PE fields and parking, securing an option on one site. Budget considerations, bond status, and long term costs drive slow progress toward a permanent education solution.
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Myers and Myers
Myrtle Crest
State Department of Education
Gadl Titilie
Weather report details rainfall and river readings for 1964
The report lists total rainfall 57.04 inches with monthly breakdowns January 12.82 February 3.64 March 7.51 April 1.76 May 1.74 June 1.27 July 0.4 August 4.2 September 0.0 October 17.1 November 9.22 December 0.0. High water reached 46.75 ft on December 32 1964 9 p.m. Lowest river reading 6.35 ft on September 15 1964. Average and extreme temperatures noted with dates.
Meetings Set for School Budget Hearings
Budget meetings begin Monday February 15 with invites to all interested. The district 41 teachers and Point Education Association members voted not to seek a salary increase this year, and meetings will continue through the week prior to budget time.
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Tyne
Point Education Association
Reorganised Church Leaders Roscoe gx Davey Plans Mission
The Reorganised Church of p.m. Speaking announces Roscoe gx Davey of Me. will lead on Tish Isles and aid the Austre lasian mission.
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Church of
P.m
Roscoe Gx Davey
Ontish Isles
Engineers say flood improves Coquille water storage plan
Army Engineers told the Coos Bay area Soil and Water Conservation committee that the Christmas flood will raise the cost benefit ratio for water storage projects on the Coquille River. The flood requires restudy of basin data and revised flood frequency projections, delaying the preliminary report but enhancing economic feasibility. Frank Rood, North Bend, chairs the county committee.
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Army
Coquille River Valley
Coas Sal and Water Conservation Committee
Coquille River
Lle River Beem
Joe Heidel
Frank Rood
North Bend
County Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Matmen Win 10th Straight as Myrtle Point Beats Coquille 40-7
Myrtle Point dominates in Coquille with a 40 to 7 victory. Dennis Evans pins Duane Freauff in round two to start the surge as MP leads 26-0. Ron Mason pins John Meintsieman, Amos pins Fred Sapp, and Charlie Crumpton earns a 9-2 decision to pad the score. Coquille answers with two wins in heavier weights before Tom Muff defeats Ken Helgie to seal MP’s tenth win.
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Dennis Evans
M.P
Duane Freauff
Ron Mason
Lipa Coquille
John Meintsieman
Golf Pro Shop to Undergo Remodeling and Refill Stock
Jack Sturza, operator of the Coquille Valley Elks golf pro shop, announced remodeling and full restocking. In cooperation with the Elks Golf Association, the shop will offer free official lessons and group lessons for beginner lady golfers as new member outreach.
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Jack Sturza
Coquille Valley
Elks Golf Pro Shop
Elks Golf Association
Ir. Stursa
Gelfers
GAA Ballroom Gala Set by Myrtle Point Chapter
The Myrtle Point Girls’ Athletic Association plans its Sweetheart Ball on February 13 in the high school cafeteria. Four princes are listed: Vern Breuer, Jim MacKerrow, Tom Poste, and Terry Trewell. Queen coronation details appear garbled but indicate Myrtle Cresk as sponsor.
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Myrtle Point
Girls’ Athletic Association
Vern Breuer
Jim MacKerrow
Tom Poste
Terry Trewell
Wik Sila Pines Ak See Donee
Myrtte ‘ Cresk
Jaycees Plan Open House at Fire Station
Jaycees announce an open house for members wives and prospective members at 8 15 p m at the fire station All young men in the community interested in joining the Jaycees are invited The group also donated 10 white refuse containers to the city painted with Keep Our City Clean in charge of the committee is Dick Proffitt Work completed in school and city shops.
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Jaycees
Dick Proffitt
County Zoning Panel Meeting Slated Friday
The Coos County Farm Bureau sponsors a zoning forum at 8 p.m. Friday in the Coquille community building junior auditorium. Wallace Dement is master of ceremonies with panelists Lou Norris and County Commissioner J J Geaney. A state planning commission member may attend. All interested residents are invited.
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Coos County
Golf Association Board Plans Calendar of Events
An association board of directors will be named and a calendar of golfing events announced in the near future. Officers said today that Wes Niseen as vice president and Bill Downing as secretary-treasurer will lead the efforts.
Myrtle Point High Honors List First Semester
One hundred fifteen students at Myrtle Point High School are named honor students for the first semester. Leading the list are seniors Walter Price Connie Huff, juniors Jan Hearry and Becky Noyes among others.
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Myrtle Point High School
Walter Price
Connie Huff
Jan Heatry
Becky Noyes
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Joe Stewart
Peer Dirt Ageda
Mitch Myers
Roy Erichson and Associates
Matmen
Terry Pullen
Posse
Coquille Grapplers
Coquille
Was
Amos
Fred Sapp
Charlie Crumpton
W. Keeney
Mike Roby
Bill Philips
Ed Donavan
Tom Wilcox
Tom Muff
Ken Helgie
Golf Pro
Ae Ee
Stoner
GAA
Tore
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