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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
9
Multiple public notices announce refresher training for instructors, safety certificate prerequisites, and registration contacts. Also listed are a regional land use planning meeting, a state insurance complaint event, a county board meeting schedule, a mushroom-hunting gathering, and the Bridge School Halloween Carnival with a children’s program and poster contest results.
Myrtle Point congregation joins nine other southwestern Oregon groups for a two day Bible conference in North Bend on October 26 and 27. The event features a public lecture How the Kingdom of God Affects You and is open to all, with contact Stefanich at 572 8986 for details.
The State Highway Division and Federal Highway Administration announce updated city maps for Echo Elkton Heppner Jefferson Juntura Myrtle Point Powers Sodaville Tillamook and Yachats. Maps measure 17 by 19 inches at 800 feet to the inch and cost 30 cents per sheet. reduced 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheets at 1 600 feet to the inch are 10 cents. Purchase via Photocopy and Map Distribution Unit, Room 17, State Highway Building, Salem 97310.
Myrtle Grange passes a resolution on Truth In Advertising Of Beef At The Retail Level and schedules degree work for October 18 with practice on October 15. Attendees include Master Ellis Southmayd and Orvus Miller. visitors urged to bring salad or sandwiches.
Mrs Roy Mast will speak at the Bridge Garden Club meeting at Dinah Smiths home on Friday Oct 17 at 1 30 p m. She will discuss flower arranging and asks attendees to bring their own arrangements. She is an accredited judge for the national federation of Garden Clubs and National Council Accredited Landscape Design critics.
Monica Schrieber Bay Area Hospital Community Care Coordinator will address the Coos Bay Area Chapter United Ostomy Association meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m in Dellwood Hall room 7 SWOCC Coos Bay The group supports ostomy patients and their families by sharing solutions and experiences.
Rev. John Ulrich leads a Saturday workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church focused on improving prayer, writing prayers, meditation, and practical techniques. Open to all, bring a sack lunch to share.
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