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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1975
Page
3
Myrtle Point fans witnessed a Brookings coach Ken Hulslander use abusive language in the closing seconds of the Brookings Myrtle Point game and walk off the field. The incident sparked debate over sports values in schools and raised questions about the emphasis on winning over integrity and teamwork.
Wayne Cook returns from duty for a 15 day furlough. He will depart October 20 to report to Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City for rejoin duties.
Rainy day activity suggests children collect milk cartons of various sizes to build a miniature city. Use construction paper to cover them, cut or glue on windows and doors, create roads with strips of paper, and add light poles from straws and clay. Include toy cars and figures for life.
The Myrtle Point City Council meets regular using first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m in council chambers city hall 44 Fifth St Port of Coquille River Commission holds regular meetings on the third Tuesday at 8 p m Bank of Myrtle Point Myrtle Point District 41 School Board meets second and fourth Mondays at 8 p m in the school administration building 212 Spruce St Myrtle Point City Planning Commission meets second Monday at 7 30 p m in council chambers city hall 424 Fifth St Myrtle Point City Library Board meets Tuesday prior to last Friday at 4 p m Flora M Laird Memorial Library Fifth and Willow Streets
The proclamation notes 33 million working women in the nation and declares October 1 to 26 as National Business Women's Week. It urges citizens and groups to celebrate the achievements of business and professional women and to promote their contributions to the economy and community.
The Herald sets noon Tuesday deadline for copy. State Speed Control Board meeting moved to October 16 at 10 a.m. in Salem. Interchurch Fellowship to meet October 81 at Christian Church with a 6:30 p.m. potluck. Spirit Club car wash at Shell Station October 19 noon, prices 1.50 car 2.00 truck. Evangelistic meetings begin November 2 for five days with Rev. H. H. Wong of Singapore. Class of 1941 seeks Florence Offiey whereabouts tonight.
The City of Myrtle Point invites residents to join a Citizen Involvement Program and Comprehensive Land Use Planning Committee. Applications due by Monday evening October 20, 1978. The panel, advised by CCOG staff, will inventory housing and public services and advise the City Council on participation and plan development.
The October meeting of the Mental Health Advisory Board is rescheduled to Monday October 20 in Coos County. Guest speaker Mrs. Robert Shook Director of the State Development Disabilities Council will present Coordinated Planning for the Mentally Retarded and the Develop Disabled and provide an overview of the State Plan and services across Oregon.
A Coos Bay Oregon message warns against gullible followers of prophecies and self styled saviors tied to UFO beliefs. It notes historical frauds where crowds surrendered possessions awaiting Jesus return, and urges caution about spiritual deception while affirming real Christian belief.
Writers may submit typed manuscripts to the Herald on a weekly deadline. Articles should not exceed 350 words. The Herald reserves the right to edit copy to conform to editorial policy.
Police report Harold Wayne Brown had a minor collision on October 11 1975 at 11 00 a m when he ran into a power pole on Maryland Avenue Highway 48 injuring his leg.
The program aims to use every part of the log from trunk to sawdust to supply all wood needs. Weyerhaeuser promotes waste not want not with a 100 percent usable log goal and invites Oregon residents to learn more by writing to North Bend, Oregon.
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