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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
5
Patty Belcher Students will not attend school October 12 for teachers professional day. Student pictures were taken Monday October 1 with standard packet three dollars and deluxe packet four dollars twenty five cents. Pep Club has new outfits and formed a dance team. Pep Club is sponsored by Donna Farris English teacher.
Steven G Dery, son of residents at 178 Sitkum Myrtle Point, has been promoted to Marine Corps private first class while stationed at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro California. Continuation classes at MPNS include guitar painting biology birds and rooms led by Crowin Lovell with 23 new MPHS students this year. Senior pictures set for Oct 22-23 by Kennell Ellis Eugene. Girls League plans a Sadie Hawkins Dance Nov 30. Pumpkin carving contest Oct 31 at MPHS. Seniors take SATs Saturday Nov 3 at MPHS.
The United Methodist Church hosts a spaghetti feed on Sunday October 14 at 6 p.m. The event is sponsored by the youth group and proceeds go toward Bible study equipment.
The Oregon Public Health Association and Oregon Public Medical Association recognize staff and leaders. Anne A Montgomery of Coos Bay receives a Meritorious Award for public health service, while Donald Harmann of Portland earns the Meritorious Award for his work with the Lung Association and related health efforts.
Oregon restored Veterans Day to the original November 11 observance after two years of October fourth Monday observances. State officials note the 1973 Legislature acted to align with veterans groups while federal agencies keep the October date. This year Oct 22 is the federal observance.
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