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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

3

Pomona Grange Installation Meet In Coos County

Marold Rutherford, County Grange Deputy, will preside at the Coos County installation by a Coquille area team of grangers. Granges in Coos and adjoining counties and the public are invited to attend. Subordinate Granges should send 1970 officer names and addresses to George Stevens in Coquille as soon as possible.

Marold Rutherford Lane County Coos Grange George Stevens P.O. Box Coquille Oregon

Sex Education Film Aims at Adult Audiences

Rev Walter Huss of the Committee for Improved Education speaks in Coos Bay about sex education in public schools. He notes concerns that early exposure leads to stimulation and experimentation and will screen a film strip Pavlov's Children. Attendees should be married or of legal age. no admission charge.

Walter Huss Committee For Improved Education Portland Huss Coos Bay Foursquare Paviov

State plans Sex Education meet

A public hearing by the Parents Committee on Sex Education is planned for Saturday December 13. The advisory group under the State Board of Education will hear organizational and individual views at 1:90 p.m. in Waller Hall on the Willamette University campus near the Oregon Capitol. Those wishing scheduling should contact Al Grubb, Executive Secretary, at 948 Lancaster Drive N.E. Salem Oregon 97310.

Parents Committee State Board of Education Waller Hall Willamette University State Street Oregon Capitol al Grubb Parents Committee On Sex Education Lancaster Drive N.E Salem Oregon

Seaman Apprentice Schrader Completes Coast Guard Recruit Training

Seaman Apprentice David J. Schrader, USCG husband of Julia L. Schrader and son of Robert L. and Mrs. Schrader of Arago, completed an eight week program covering military customs, seamanship, drill, swimming and weapons. Coast Guard under Transportation Dept conducts air-sea rescue, merchant mar ine inspection and weather patrols and cooperates with Customs and other agencies in law enforcement.

David J. Schrader USCG Julia L. Schrader Robert L. Schrader Arago The Department of Transportation Coast Guard

GP names Guy Head as Coos Bay logging manager

Georgia Pacific announces Guy Head, promoted to logging manager for the Coos Bay Division. He has 23 years in GP engineering and currently serves as logging engineer. He will start the new duties in January. Dewey Mobley moves to broader foreign operations and will depart after year’s start.

Georgia-Pacific Guy Head Coos Bay Head Dewey Mobley

Miss Carol Campbell Named CO ED Correspondent

Miss Carol Campbell a 17 year old senior at Myrtle Point High School was named Co Ed Correspondent for the 1969 70 school year by CO ED editor Miss Margaret Hauser and home economics teacher Mrs Ernest Evernden She will act as junior advisor to CO ED editors and report school activities in the annual Scholastic Magazines publication Presentation of a CO ED correspondent certificate occurred in a Friday school assembly November 21 at 3 00 p m

Carol Campbell 104Th Street Myrtle Point Margaret Hauser Scholastic Magazines, Inc Miss Campbell Bennie Campbell Myrthe Point High School Ernest Evernden United States Canada

Chief explains recent traffic law changes at Myrtle Point meeting

Myrtle Point Chief Merlyn Hathaway outlined new traffic laws to Rotary Club members at the Myrtle Hotel. Changes include higher merging visibility on freeways, a new careless driving statute, illegal riding in towed trailer houses, updated vehicle inspections, and freeway speed limit increases to 60 mph plus a transport ticket requirement for hauling hay. Oregon State Police will set up checkpoints for equipment and emission tests with penalties including license suspension for defects not corrected.

Myrtle Point Oregon

PPL to Share Safety Tips at Maple A Program

PP and L will present safety tips at the Maple A program detailing what not to do during work and play. The session aims to prevent accidents and promote hazard awareness among attendees.

Pp&l Maple

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