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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1966

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City to Replace Water Main Along Highway 42

City Manager Ben Nichols told the council that a water main 1800 feet east of Highway 42 must be replaced soon as the area will be reconstructed. State bids for the Highway 42 segment from Stover Lane to the south city line open April 28. the road will be widened to four lanes, and a potential $9000 bill could delay the budget by 20 to 45 days.

Ben Nichols Stover Lane South City Line Nichols

Gary Warner State Farmer earns State Farmer degree

Gary Warner a four year FFA member and operator of a supervised farming program has been elected one of 80 boys to the State Farmer degree after completing four years of instruction in vocational agriculture. A county license for an antique store at 602 Spruce was approved for Al and Mary Caudle by the city council.

FFA Gary Warner Warner Spruce al and Mary Caudle

Candidates for Coos County IED board seek three seats

Three candidates must file nominating petitions by April 1 1966 for three seats on the Coos County Intermediate Education District Board to be elected May 2 1966 from Zones A 5 C 5 and E 5. Current reps Harbison Churchill Lemon seek re election.

Coos County Coos County Intermediate IED Coquille

School Elections Slated. Board Members To Be Elected

The District 41 budget election will be held April 11. Superintendent Joe Stewart says the district will raise $9,321 less by taxation than last year. An extra $15,080 in basic state funds were added to the budget receipts. At the May 2 annual election, attendance committee members will be elected for three years. Petitions for candidates are available and must be filed by April 2.

Joe Stewart Membrs Arago Gaylord Wilberger Broadbent Kenneth Stone Sitkum Charles Reynolds Myrtle Crest Shirley Francis Bridge Walter Herdman Dora Dorothea Devis Maple Og King Spruce Bill Roush Doris Belloni Tom Coffman Coffman Gerald Lillie

High School HSA Elects Dianna Guistrom President

Gloria Evernden announced that Dianna Guistrom was elected president of the high school HSA chapter last week. Connie Kelly is vice president and Lela Paullus is secretary. Verlin K. Hermann, FFA advisor, announced the annual Parent-Son Banquet will be April 16.

Gloria Evernden Homemakers of America Dianna Guistrom Connie Kelly Lela Paullus Secre Verlin K. Hermann Future Farmers of America FFA

Future Farmers Name Officers

Future Farmers of America have elected Lenny Meyer president of the high school chapter. Other officers elected were John Breuer vice president, Dan Krowson secretary, David Horton treasurer, Tom Hoston, and Mike Porter sentinel.

Future Farmers of American Lenny Meyer John Breuer Dan Krowson David Horton Tom Houseton Mike Porter

Firefighters Wedged to Cecil Smart Residence Fire

Volunteers answered a call at ? pm Saturday to the Cecil Smart residence at 921 18th Street where an overheated stove pipe burned the wall. Earlier Tuesday at 4:40 am volunteers were summoned to the Cliff Caffey home at 520 8th Street. Most contents were lost. Caffey escaped with arm and hand lacerations and smoke inhalation damage per the fire department.

Cecil Smart 18Th Street Cliff Caffey 8Th Street George Hurt Mr Caffey Fire Department

Myrtle Point council talks new industry plan

The council heard stories of local manufacturers expanding and hiring. A ceramics item maker now employs 14 women full time and a fountain pen company seeks a million Myrtlewood pen holders, highlighting a push for boot strap activity and diverse industry.

Thid Pir Willburg Knife Ths Council Ngster Myrtle Point

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