Two Lucky and Two Unlucky Winners Named
Mrs Bloyd Dishner and George Roger each won 100 in a stop and shop drawing at Griffin Farm Supply. Leonard Metzger Jr and Mrs C M Ralph missed the drawing. John Greenleaf Whittier quote closes the item.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
8
Mrs Bloyd Dishner and George Roger each won 100 in a stop and shop drawing at Griffin Farm Supply. Leonard Metzger Jr and Mrs C M Ralph missed the drawing. John Greenleaf Whittier quote closes the item.
Georgia Pacific Paper Corp increases holdings with a purchase of 560000 acres in Arkansas and Louisiana from the Crossett family and Crossett Company stockholders. The timber will supply pulp kraft paper bags lumber and related products.
A sequence of birth notices lists several families in Myrtle Point and surrounding areas. Among the newborns are Devin Creigh, Velvet Ann, Darren Lee, Richard Bryan, William David, and Kelly Darlene, with birth times and addresses provided for each family.
A brief note presents two aphorisms attributed to Acsop. The first celebrates gratitude as a mark of noble souls. The second warns against despising what one cannot obtain.
Oregon lawmakers schedule May 14 10 a.m. milk price hearing on a petition by ice cream makers to reduce Class milk price from 592 to 580 per hundred weight. Dairymen in Myrtle Point area stand to be affected. interested persons may testify or mail evidence to the Department of Agriculture Salem by May 14.
Oregon faces higher tax requirements to fund local government services as municipalities contend with rising costs and growing needs. Officials warn of broader fiscal pressure impacting schools roads and public safety budgets across districts.
A Medford hearing of March 30 by a subcommittee of the Legislative Interim Committee on Agriculture, led by Senator Robert Straub, examined local government costs which will reach about 230 million dollars in 1963, a 125 percent rise over 12 years, with Oregon among the states having high per capita costs. Attendance was under 50 but opinions were strong and officials urged shifting funding sources to cover skyrocketing education costs.
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