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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1976

Page

6

Indian Education Program Aims to Boost Native Teachers

Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation back a program to increase the number of Native American adults employed as educators. OSU professor Carvel Wood notes the effort grows from two prior on campus projects and a fellowships plan offering stipends of 850 dollars a month for ten months to ten students. Enrollment of Indians in public schools stood around 4000 in 1976 76 with only 76 in teaching roles, concentrated outside high Indian enrollment districts.

Warm Springs Indian Reservation Maine Carvel Wood OSU Wood Orenen Masses Pendleton Coosy Klamath Falls

Job Openings Listed by State From The Oregon Employment Division

The Oregon Employment Division reports several Salem open positions unfilled due to local shortages. Job Service offices distribute copies and offer referrals, with hours 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. In Portland area listings are available via 24 hour hotline 248-WORK. Downtown Portland lists an electronics designer, a wig stylist, and a Lincoln City dinner cook with required years of experience.

Oregon Salem Portland Lincoln City

Private vocational students more confident about careers study finds

A survey of 1,400 students entering 15 private vocational schools shows they feel more certain about their career plans and job prospects than college students. Conducted with the 1974 CIRP, it notes vocational students emphasize market needs and career training over liberal arts amid a tightening job market.

Can Council On Education University of California, Los Angeles

Grand Matriarch Welcomed by Coquille Ladies Encampment

The Grand Matriarch of Oregon Inez Wright from Pendleton was welcomed by the Coquille Ladies Encampment Auxiliary with Grand Marshall Vera Neubauer of Salem. She toured with a travelling addenda, received a ceramic wild rose vase by Edith Panter, and a gift. Wright gave a speech and read poems. A social hour followed.

Coquille Oregon Inez Wright Pendleton Vera Neubauer Salem Edith Panter Inez

Garden seeds and kale touted in midwinter planting guide

A reader’s note highlights kale and other vegetables as long standing garden staples. It notes U S influence on seed varieties, advice to plant six to eight weeks before frost, and suggests lettuce carrots radish onions and kale in September with vitamin A comparisons.

Oregon Coquille Valley Kale

Final meetings set on Oregon Coast Bicycle Route plan

The Oregon Recreation Trails Advisory Council schedules three public meetings in coastal counties to discuss the proposed Oregon Coast Bicycle Route. Meetings: Oct 7 7:30 p.m. at Dunes National Recreational Area Reidsport, Oct 8 8 p.m. at Timber Inn Conn Bay, Oct 9 10 a.m. at Port Orford Heads Port Orford. Public input will be sought before recommending the route to the Transportation Commission.

Oregon Coast Dunes National Recreational Area Reidsport Timber Inn Conn Bay Port Orford Heads Coast Guard Port Orford Oregon Recreation Trails Advisory Council Pr Sl Trails Council Transportation Commission

Portland Livestock Show poised for record entries

The Pacific International Livestock Exposition runs Oct 9 to 16 at Multnomah County Expo Center. It features nightly arena shows plus weekend matinees, with a booming sheep division at 1065 entries and a beef division at 572 entries led by Hereford and Angus breeds.

Multnomah County William F. Martin Suffolk Southdown Martin

Walt's Wisdom Turns to Fall and Holiday Hints

The note hints at autumn atmosphere in early mornings and the coming holiday season. Moore's is mentioned as a continuing reference point.

Moore’s

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