07 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
1
Senior Bill Brodie and sophomore Tucker spearhead a list of top wrestlers in a regional meet. The event features rising talents and established competitors vying for titles and advancing to state.
The Bridge 4-H clubs will bake doughnuts at the Grange hall Saturday morning. Doughnuts will be sold at the Bridge store and around town all day, announced by Mrs. David Waterman. This is a combined project of all Bridge 4-H clubs.
The Myrtle Point district 41 school board met to renew teacher contracts for those with less than three years in the district and for three year veterans. They also heard a denied bus driver salary raise request and noted retirements and resignations affecting Arago staff.
An all-day session in the extension office conference room runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. focusing on irrigation, sprinkler layouts, and mains sizing. Participants may enroll by contacting Mageleten at the court. the deadline is Monday. A film showing at city hall features J. Z. Gerdner.
The Myrtle Point community begins Smith-Hughes vocational agriculture in 1920s with Earl R. Cooley guiding new program. By 1960 a 900000 building opened, projects flourished, farm shop built, and MP FFA won first stock judging cup in 1929. Basketball and magazine activities expanded as the chapter grew.
The Security Bank of Myrtle Fast received bonds totaling 36,200,841 under the Bancroft Bonding Act. The bank bid a 344 percent interest charge on the bonds and property owners may bond to pay for street and sidewalk improvements. The act governs the bonding process and repayment terms.
Fire Chief J M Myers warns the fire alarm line rings ten phones and is for emergencies only. Faulty wiring or wrong numbers cause frequent false alarms. He urges tellers to explain call origin to help trace faults and residents to verify the department number before calling.
A soil survey team from the soil conservation service will start mapping soils in Coos County within the next few weeks. Harry Walefield, district work-unit conservationist, announced the plan as part of the district work program.
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