Editor defends school policy over district issues
Myrtle Point Herald explains its stance on district problems, noting counterpoints raised by Mr. Theodore Easton. The article argues the policy favors discussion with teachers or boards, defends quotations, and emphasizes that Easton may not have visited the school as often as officials. The Dora district is described as normal.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Theodore Easton
Dora
Rural Oregon one room schools face teacher shortage and reform
The article notes overcrowded duties in one room schools, shortages of elementary teachers in Oregon, and the Dora district being declared non standard after an inspection. It cites attitudes, equipment gaps, and calls for parent decisions on sending children to Sitkum, with superintendent Martha Purdy emphasizing support and improved plans.
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Oregon
State Department of Education
Dora
Dora Board
Easton
Sitkum
Farley
Births Notice From Myrtle Point and Nearby Areas
A regional birth notice lists multiple newborns with dates in 1952 including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rackleff in Myrtle Point on 7 24 52 and daughters for several couples in Riverton Norway and Myrtle Point with single dates through 7 31 52. Names include Shirley Franzen Ames Lews and Rdn among others.
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Benjamin Lee
Myrtle Point
Arnold H Cochran
Coos Bay
Richard L. Lane
Bandon
Ralph L. Sweet
Sixes
Louis H. Saxby
Port Orford
Bob A. Fisher
George H. DeGrott
Gardiner
David Giles
Briday
Arlington
Knife
Coquille
Berlyn Huntley
Gaylord
Robert C. Martin
Leland W Post
Billy Hutchcreft
Rink Creek
Donald Shore
McKinley
Russell S Schultz
Roy S. Albertus
Kenneth Rackleff
Henry A. Shirley, Jr
Riverton
Son
Nile O Lew
Daughte
Roy M. R . Dn
Myrtle Point, Son
Local Vets Attend Legion Convention in Klaimhin Falls
Local veterans Bill Downing Fred Warren Paul Moore Bill Kanouse and Hank Rowell joined the annual Legion convention in Klaimhin Falls Governor McKay attended as a distinguished guest. Reports say the governor drew demand for autographs on convention souvenirs though some attendees may be disappointed by missing his signature Bill Downing was seen beside the governor with a pocket pen ready for signatures.
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Bill Downing
Fred Warren
Paul Moore
Bill Kanouse
Hank Rowell
Legion
Klaimhin Falls
McKay
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