Budget View for Myrtle Point Schools Calls For Rethink
An editorial urges Myrtle Point voters not to be deterred by low turnout in a school budget vote. It supports retaining the current high school while pushing for a new primary school and the abandonment of Spruce school to free funds for future construction and programs. It notes the district has a strong record and calls for careful planning.
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Myrtle Point
Spruce School
Myrtle Crest
Myrtle Pointers
Spruce
University of Oregon
Oregon State University
Summer schedules to boost education and jobs in Myrtle Point
Citizens consider shortened academic year and extended summer contracts to reduce vacancies, reuse idle public facilities, and allow workers with families to earn during schooling. Myrtle Point advocates progressive education and utilizes summer months to address teacher shortages.
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Thos
Myrtle Point
Bridge Plans Youth Activity and Community Notices
A community church youth group hosts a car wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hamilton's Chevron in Myrtle Point to support Senior Youth Fellowship activities. A Vacation Bible School planning meeting is tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage. Church youth softball practices begin as fields are moved, with future scrimmages on church grounds.
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Hamilton
Chevron
Myrtle Point
Bidic School
Parsonage Bible School
G.A. Young
Bellingham
Wash
C.H. Wessel
J. Failor
Neil Fisher
Becki
Steven
Portland
Fishers
Bridge
Charles Oberman
Big Creek
Variety Show Appreciation Highlights Local Citizenship
Gus M Metagus praises the Myrtle Crest variety show and the work of Principal Fran zen and teachers. He cites true Americanism and moral guidance as key to national strength, urging parents to model virtuous behavior. The letter ends with notes on a Pioneer Day event Mary Carmen attended in Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Crest
Franzen
Gaylor News
Mary Carmen
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Point
Walter Newberg
Birth brings first grandchild to Gaylord News
Gaylord News My and Mrs Robin Sell welcomed a baby boy at Mast hospital Sunday morning. Louis Sell the grandfather beams at the family’s first grandchild. Various local residents visited relatives in Washington and Oregon with dinners and travels noted including Corbin Bones visiting Lonaskett and receiving stitches in Washington.
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Robin Sell
Mast Hospital
Louis Sell
Margaret Brown
Merv
Mary Bones
Vancouver
Wash
Corbin Bones
Bob Bones
Lonaskett
Bob
Foster Thompson
Clay Smallwood
Mary Benes
Ken Rolf
Powers
Corbin
Washington
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