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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
4
Dr. J. D. Renkin notes that local families risk harm by using bovine penicillin and similar nonprescribed remedies. He urges avoidance and emphasizes that unsanctioned medical cures are dangerous and should not be attempted.
Richard Van Duine, a National Science Fund scholar and district 41 school science co ordinator, awarded an eight week 68U scholarship. During wartime service he handled clostridium botulinum toxin, a substance so toxic that a single tablespoon could kill two hundred million people.
Jehovahs Witnesses of Myrtle Point announce a memorial for Cidier on Tuesday April 17 at 7 90 at Kingdom Hall 102 6th Street. All are invited to the communion celebration noting the date aligns with the Jewish calendar.
A local community drive lists eleven of thirty five Myrtle Point merchants who donated gifts, from dishware to shoe polish, pens, and a thermometer. The notice also includes a legal section about the estate of Robert P. Carman and an executor sale set for May 18, 1962 in Myrtle Point Oregon.
Myrtle Point residents may license bicycles at no charge as announced by Police Chief C M Ralph. Owners are urged to call on Saturday afternoons to obtain the new license.
Mr Leneve a pioneer family descendant discusses his grandfather Dr Samuel Leneve who settled in Coos in 1961 near Bear Creek and later Coquille where he practiced medicine. The talk will cover human interest studies from wild life experiences at a North Bend park event on Saturday April 14 at 1 pm.
The Myrtle Point exchange will switch to dial telephones with new numbers ready by May 15. Operators face job shifts but places will gain modern service. technical staff explain heat pump cooling keeps systems stable. William Schroeder won the building bid as several firms competed, with completion expected around September.
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