Myrtle Point Herald Publication Details
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays by the Myrtle Point Herald at Box 87 Myrtle Point Oregon 97488. Entered mail under 1947 act with second class postage paid at Myrtle Point.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
2
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays by the Myrtle Point Herald at Box 87 Myrtle Point Oregon 97488. Entered mail under 1947 act with second class postage paid at Myrtle Point.
Community activities include a Sweetheart banquet at the Junior High cafeteria on February 12 hosted by Christina Womens Club and a speaker from Coquille. Lions Club Ladies Night featured 48 attendees, two new initiations, and club displays. An immunization clinic at the Church of God was held with 48 people served. Albert Leslie Burch, a longtime Powers resident, died February 7 1970.
The Interchurch United Methodist Church will host a fellowship meeting on Tuesday February 17 with a 6 20 p m pot luck supper. Miss Anne Beyer a Dutch exchange student at Myrtle Point High School will speak on her homeland and play violin selections.
An advertisement for Myrtle Point Herald invites readers to see improved printing quality at 408 Spruce Street, urging a comparison between publishers.
The Easter Cantata is currently in rehearsal with plans awaiting the official date. Organizers say an exact performance date will be announced later.
A church writes to thank the Herald for past publicity and support. The letter praises an editorial from January 22 1970 about discrimination and urges broader exposure of the law and recommendations. The note closes with season’s wishes and commendations.
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