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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1975

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Bennett Sees State Help Cutting Myrtle Point Costs

Immediate plans spurred by the district chair Bennett aim to balance a deficit with encodings while securing title funding. He notes that state and federal outlets could greatly reduce program costs and expresses enthusiasm for the Bugsport initiative and community support during the transition to Myrtle Point.

Bennett Myrtle Point

Fair Legislators Q&A Day in Coos County Informational Fair

Legislators will answer questions at the Coos County Informational Fair via a speaker phone hookup from the State Capitol. State Reps Bill Grannell and Ed Steenwan will join remotely. veterans, public aid, and human resources departments plus Southwestern Community College will staff exhibits. Local officials including the Coos County Commission and a senator aide are expected to attend.

Coos County Bill Grannell Steenwan P- Coquille Veterans Administration Public Hun Re- Dept Southwestern Community College Bob ‘Dachwood Coos ‘Cqunty Commission Coquille Chamber of Ee

Town Mall ballot sparks support for county project

In Christmas week coverage, citizens responded to an eight question ballot on economics farming resources tourism transportation and participation. TV producers broadcast details of the Town Mall project and tally shows strong backing for job creation and regional development in Coos County.

Sense TV Citizes Citisen Sdkti Wid County Ficby-Tv Explain TV Coos Jobe Cupport

Cooperation Between Fair Board and Myrtle Point School Praised

District 41 Superintendent Gerald Bennett lauds Coos County Fair Board and Myrtle Point School District cooperation as outstanding and essential to long term high school success. Facilities shared include fields for football and baseball, forestry career cluster building, a railroads sim course, and use of the old dance hall for girls basketball and volleyball. The two groups also work with the city to pave the fairground entrance improving parking. Harold Clarno praised for aiding district requests and community classes now using Ken Cook classroom for eight adult courses.

District 41 Gerald Bennett the Herald Coos County Myrtle Point Fair Board Ken Cook Bennett L. C. Davenport The Benastt Harold Clarno Schoo District SWOCC

Public Meeting Notices

Public meeting notices appear in garbled text with unclear details about time and location. No concrete dates or organizations are legible to identify stakeholders or agendas.

Mason Heads Developers Elect New Myrtle Palm Corp President

C. Dean Kinson was elected president of the Myrtle Palm Development Corp at the annual meeting on Monday at the Myrtle Point Restaurant. Mel Zumwak becomes treasurer, a post formerly held by Mason, with Dr. John Reslock named vice president.

C. Dean Kinson Myrtle Palm Development Corp Myrtle Point Restaurat Mason Mel Zumwak John Reslock

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