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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
3
Fragmentary newspaper masthead noting publication by The Herald Press at Myre Point Oregon under Elbert F. Hall Jr and Phyllis Countryman with E. F. Hall Sr as editor and society editor. additional names indicate staff roles.
City manager Ben Nichols presented a Myrtle Point renewal plan urging adoption of a housing code to remove substandard homes and curb fire risk. He cited aging fire zone rules from 1933 and proposed a 50 50 financing plan with federal aid and benefited property assessments to back remodeling and a downtown redevelopment.
A series of weekend trips and visits by families and friends to Eugene Corvallis Gold Beach Port Orford and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Willem Axe Mr and Mrs Ben Denieres Mr and Mrs Daniels Mr and Mrs Dean Epperson and Penny Cox Jason Lynn Axe and others. Card of thanks from Elizabeth Lett's family.
The writer questions if educators blinded the school board to sound business practices. He argues boards must engage voters and businessmen and act as the voice of the people. He cites data on class sizes costs per student and rural district variations, urging careful scrutiny before funding new schools.
Powers Library will hold a preschool story hour Fridays from 10 to 11 a.m. Librarian Mrs. Hazel Lewis notes the plan in her correspondence. Board member Mrs. Sherman Cutlip presented the idea, praised as a wonderful service. The program aligns with broader library trends toward progressive, readin g rooms for children.
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