District 41 Buys Four Lots Near High School For Future Plans
District 41 purchases four city lots alongside Myrt Point High School football field using surplus property proceeds. Superintendent Bennett notes aim to fund education, recreation, physical education, and sports programs with profits, while maintaining the 1974-75 budget. Local groups express enthusiasm for cooperative sale and long-range planning.
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Myrth Poin School
Myrt
State Department of Education
Aire
Benasti
Rotarians
Chamber of Commerce
Concerned Citizens
Churchill to Head United Way Campaign Chair
John Churchill of Security Bank in Myrtle Point named area chairman for United Way of Southwestern Oregon. Campaign starts October 1 with a two to three week drive. volunteers urged to contact Churchill at Security Bank for assistance.
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John Churchill
Security Bank
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
United Way
Tom Williscroft
Oregon
Churchill
New FMHA Loan Guarantee Program Supports Livestock Makers
The Farmers Home Administration announces an 80 percent loan guarantee for livestock and poultry loans under the Emergency Livestock Credit Act. Loans up to 250000 per borrower, repayable in three years with possible two year renewal, are available through banks or other lenders through July 25 1975 with possible six month extension. The Coos and Curry Counties FMHA office in Coquille Oregon handles applications.
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Farmers Home Administration
FMHA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kenneth K. Kendell
FIHA
Secretary of Agriculture
Iles
Kendell
Reduced meal prices announced for Myrtle Point students
Myrtle Point School District 41 announces free and reduced-price meals and free milk under the National School Lunch and School Milk Programs. Eligibility depends on family size and income, with specific level thresholds and provisions for unusual expenses, foster children, and confidential application data. Families may apply anytime. forms are sent home and copies are available at each principal's office. Appeals processes are outlined with contact to Superintendent Gerald J. Bennett.
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Myrtle Point
Gerald J. Bennett
Spruce Street
Newbry to Speak at Coos County GOP Meeting
The Coos County Republican Women plan their first fall meeting at the Colony Restaurant on September 9. A luncheon at 12 noon costs $2.50. Senator Lynn Newbry of District 26 will be the featured speaker.
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Coos County
Colony
Lynn Newbry
Ackson & Klamath Counties
Newbry
John Ways and Means
Ways and Means
Miles, Commerce
Letters urged for Slater Creek Mystic Creek Highway 42 plans
Citizens wishing to endorse the corridor design for the Slater Creek Mystic Creek section of Highway 42 are urged to write letters to Administrative Services Room 121 State Highway Building Salem Oregon 97310 before Friday September 6.
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Slater Creek
Mystic Creek
Highway 42
State Highway Building
Salem
Oregon
Pre school program set at Myrtle Point Day Care Center
A new pre school program is organized at the Myrtle Point Day Care Center on Sto ver Lane. It operates Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 to 12:30 with a weekly $4.50 per child fee including a hot lunch. For details call the center on weekdays.
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Myrtle Point
Stover Lane
SWOCC to Mail Fall Term Class Schedule
Boxholders in the Southwestern Oregon Community College district will receive the fall term schedule by mail during the week of Sept 26. The booklet lists courses and includes registration and tuition details along with a mail registration form. Full or part time students may mail in registration with tuition. in person registration is required for those pursuing degrees or certificates. For extra copies or class details call 888-3234.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
SWOCC
Sem
Anywme
Myrtle Point City Notices and Meeting Schedules
Public notices outline regular meetings for Myrtle Point City Council on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m in council chambers City Hall 424 Fifth Avenue Port of Coquille River Commission on the third Tuesday monthly and other entities including the Myrtle Point School Board on the second and fourth Mondays at 7 30 p m in the administration building 212 Spruce Street and the Planning Commission on the second Monday at 7 30 p m in council chambers City Hall 4 Fite Street plus Library meetings at unspecified times.
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Myrtle Point
Port of Coquille River Commission
Bank of Myrtle Point
Spruce St
Myrtle Point City
Betty Crocker Leadership in Family Living Scholarship Plan
Betty Crocker announces a national contest offering college scholarships from 700 to 6000 for high school seniors. Enrollment deadline is Oct 31 with a Dec 3 written exam prepared by Science Research Associates to determine local Family Leader of Tomorrow and state winners who receive 1500 and 900 dollars respectively plus a school prize.
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Betty Crocker
P. O. Box
Minneapolis
Mion
Science Research Associates, Inc
Chicago
Annals of America
Encyclopaedia Britennica Edvuestignal
Cope Poragica
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John Restock
Oregon State Elks
Coquille Valley Elks
Dr Resich
Erv Dettmann
Coquille
Ininals
Erv Wilberger
Myrtie Point
Corporation of Partnership
Canno
Coos and
Curry Counties
2Nd. &J. Coquille
Jesse Lard
Star of Hope School
Coos Bay
VFW
Willow St
Myrthe Point
Laird
Utilities
Legislative
Legislative Administration
Leo Schridt
Myrtle Paint Lions Club
Lubron
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