Bobcats Reach Consolation Final In A-2 Tournament
Myrtle Point Bobcats beat Pleasant Hill 61-53 to win consolation honors after an opening loss to Reed sport. They then defeated Rainier 73-70 with Brad Bosco scoring five late points to secure the consolation final berth.
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Myrtle
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Roger Lewis
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Dennis Dayton
Tom Krewson
Evans
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District 41 Board Denies Franzen Dismissal At Myrtle Crest
The District 41 Board unanimously rejects a February petition to dismiss Myrtle Crest principal Paul Franzen after an investigation by Superintendent Joe Stewart. A 1967-68 budget of 754701.97 for instruction was tentatively approved, including salaries and supplies.
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Myrtle Crest School
Joe Stewart
Powell Lancaster
Bridge School
Kenneth Holland
Myrtle Point High School
State Board of Education
Remodeling under way at Vast hospital and other notices
Remodeling of Vast hospital began with brick removal as J B Bryan Co of Coquille holds a 4120 bid under the 30000 estimate. The project adds 1200 square feet with new entry, pharmacy, exam and consultation rooms and upgrades to power, elevator and sprinkler system.
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City Church Choirs To Present Cantata
Palm Sunday evening March 19 at 7 p.m. a combined city community choir will perform No Greater Love by John W. Peterson at the Christian Church. Soloists include Jim Chiccick and several listed members. public invited.
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Gordon Bridgham
Ed Moon
Myrtle Crest School
Walter Graham
Broadbent Community Church
Eighth Grade Students Plant Trees March 24
Eighth grade students in Coos County will take part in the 24th annual tree planting on Friday March 24. About 116 students from Myrtle Point and Coos Bay Bridge will participate, with seedlings planted in Daniels Creek area as part of the statewide reforestation project.
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Bridge
Principel
Paul Franzen
Douglas Fle
Daniels Creek
KOG
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