Myrtle Crest Middle bond issue aims to fund music and sports additions
School officials urge voters to approve a 506,618 dollar bond with 122,418 from state funds to build a 7 550 square foot music block and a 5 640 square foot multi purpose addition at Myrtle Crest Middle. The plan includes a 100 seat vocal room and space for a 75 member band.
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Car Salesman Turned Guitarist Finds Peace on the Road
An Arkansas wanderer known for selling cars and playing guitar reflects on aging with a firmer stance against discrimination. He describes himself as a decisive, proactive person who now cherishes each day while embracing a simpler life on the road.
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Arkansas
Myrtle Point bus insurance crisis ends with new coverage
Myrtle Point School District No. 41 avoided a Monday shutdown after Trans-America failed to renew and a new insurer was secured by midnight with help from Supt. Jerry Bennett and Dean Mason. The district had faced a last minute lapse and extended deadlines to keep schools open pending a full underwriting solution.
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Trans-America
Dean Mason
United States
Blaze Causes 6000 Dollar Damage at Spruce Street Site
Fire Chief Mitch Myers reports a Sunday blaze at 525 Spruce St caused about 6000 dollars in damage to a building housing the Rabbit Hutch and a remodeled restaurant. Two firefighters Art Evans and Joe Martinka were injured, Evans with a fall while draining water and Martinka with a stomach burn.
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Mitch Myers
Elizabeth Ham
Myrtle Crest Open House Showcases Indian Culture Display
Myrtle Crest Middle School hosts an open house from 7 30 to 9 30 tonight led by Principal Ray Hajduk. Parents and residents should meet in the gym and bring their student schedules. Refreshments including Indian fried bread will be served in room six.
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Myrtle Crest Middle School
Ray Hajduk
Myrtle Point Tax Rate Drops Again in 1976-77
The 1976-77 Myrtle Point tax rate stands at 8.76 dollars, down 18 cents from the prior year, per a Coos County Tax Assessor summary. The figure includes a 0.51 MPHS bond assessment. the general district budget rate is 8.26. Myrtle Point holds the county’s lowest city tax rate.
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Man charged in menacing officer incident
A 31 year old Myrtle Point man, Clinton A. Davis, was arrested Sept. 10 on a charge of menacing a police officer after he allegedly pulled a rifle and threatened Reserve Officer Jim Thurman at his residence during a narcotics probe.
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Myrtle Point
Clinton A. Davis
Spruce St. No. 2
Jim Thurman
Bridge Rural Fire District Vote Planned
A proposed rural fire district will be placed before Bridge voters on Tuesday September 21. Polls run from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Bridge School. Voters will elect five directors if the district is formed, with terms expiring July 1 1977.
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Bridge
Burglary Probe Yields Arrest in Lehua Office Theft
John R. Syron of Myrtle Point was arrested September 10 on a second degree burglary charge tied to a September 5 break in at the CKS Lehua office. About $62 was stolen. Police Chief Jim Overhuls said further investigation continues.
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