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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
5
The year reports 141 in a target group against 11 last year. Special education has 4 enrolled, freshmen 41, sophomores 123, juniors 113, seniors 107. Last year, four in special education, 199 freshmen, 112 sophomores, 107 juniors, and 100 seniors.
Betty Furness will appear at SWOCC on September 19 at 8 pm in Asger Peenperteil. The program, titled Women: An Idea Where Time Has Come, will address consumer protection, lending, and productive fabrics. Furness, a former model and actress now a prominent consumer advocate, teaches conservation courses in New York and remains a sought after speaker on women’s progress and consumer issues. The event is sponsored by the Office of Community Services and the Arts and Lectures Committee of the Faculty Senate.
An OCR fragment mentions the district water directors and a meeting or vote. It references calling someone or something as part of a notice. Details are unclear due to illegible text.
The Cons County booth at the Oregon State Fair won a red ribbon and featured Opal Davis as chair with Ellis Sowhmayd and Russell Evans aiding. Virginia Evans won champion Hampshire sheep in the 4 H division at the State Fair. FFA beef showmanship and 4-H awards were noted along with a lighter side program led by lecturer Seth Evins and skits by Ellis Sowth and Russell Evans. No admission charge.
A campus program for women is scheduled at 390 pm with a KATU-TV label and Portland involvement. A second Compete program at 200 pm includes a special assistant to President Lyndon Johnson postponed to appear at Used Prosper Mall on the SWOCC campus. Her topic is Women: An Idea Whose Time Has Come.
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