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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
6
As the Herald goes to press a key Scheel district meeting is slated for Wednesday night at the school district office. The Board of Directors will convene with City Council and City Planning Commission members to decide the site choice.
Mr and Mrs Ben Daniecis visited Brookings Thursday and Friday for store business and met Mrs 8 sis ter and Mr and Mrs Walter Moore. Mrs Alice Weedltridge learned her name is in Who's Who in the West. Eugene plans include attending the Oregon Utah game and visiting the Driscoll family formerly of Myrtle Point.
The Myrtle Point community outlines a plan with the Chamber of Commerce and school advisory council to pick a site for a new school. Officials cite a federal loan study of enrollment and district facilities, plus a Myrtle Point land use plan, urging a cost efficient, durable building without sacrificing usefulness.
Kathryn Hunley and Myrtle Pumberden club members were chosen by the McKinley Garden Club to judge their flower exhibit. They will host husbands at a potluck dinner at the McKinley Grange hall. Plus notes on leadership conference attendees and local family visits.
Richard Morgan arrived home last Thursday to spend his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan. He is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Rees Daniels underwent surgery at a Medford hospital Monday morning and has been staying with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Jack Haffburn for a week. Saturday night visitors at the Harry Morgan home included Janet Buckingham from Coos Bay Frank Wilson from Coquille Diedra Hubble from Eugene and Mr and Mrs Bob Root from Powers.
The September meeting of Oregon school district superintendents, led by Joe Stewart of district 41, focused on improving public understanding of education. Discussion covered minimum and higher school standards, cooperative evaluation, and the multi level concept of quality. The group outlined recommendations for better communication and legislative proposals for 1967.
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