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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
1
Exhibitors may obtain premium books for the 1973 Coos County Fair from local banks farm and garden stores or the Coquille extension office Harold Clarno fair manager says entries for 4-H are due July 20 and FFA and open class livestock poultry and rabbit entries by July 11.
The city Summer Recreation Program offers golf and archery for local youths starting next Monday. Archery will be taught by Bruce Gibeau at 6 30 p.m. at the high school. golf for beginners by Bud Bick at 9 a.m. also at the high school. Adult men can exercise Tuesday and Thursday 5 to 7 p.m. in the high school gym with options including volleyball basketball and weights. Individuals should contact Bud Bick for pre registration and details.
At the District 41 meeting Ernie Allen was chosen chair man and Jim Johnson vice chair man. Clerk superintendent Joe Stewart and Deputy Clerk Paula Cook were designated as custodians of district funds with surety bonds approved. Stewart became budget officer. depositories are Security Bank of Coos County and Bank of Myrtle Point. The board adopted the budget and levy approved by voters in the June 12 election. A Sheldon Warren teaching contract for seventh grade math and science at Myrtle Crest was approved.
The Myrtle Point City Council holds a regular meeting on Monday July 16 1973 at 7 30 p m at City Hall 424 South? Street. Public notices urge attendance and detail agenda items for the session.
An organization to preserve the pioneer history of the Coquille river valley is formed in Coquille. Articles filed with Oregon state authorities after two spring pre meetings in city council chambers. First chair Ernie Amllag said meetings were kept low profile. Next meeting set for Thursday July if at 2 30 pm in council chambers city hall. The group aims to found a pioneer museum and gather local historical documents covering the Coquille river basin communities.
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Local employment updates indicate improved job figures in Jone with gains across multiple sectors. Officials cite expansion in manufacturing and services, boosting local hiring and economic activity.
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