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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
Regular session ends with bills shaping business and tax relief. Key measures include 4 cent cigarette tax shared with cities and counties, 2 cents directed to property relief, a 225 million property tax relief fund, and 50 percent inventory tax repeal phased in. Also 186 removes teachers from collective bargaining act for direct school board talks.
A writer notes Mondays after holidays sap energy and ambition as families linger over leftovers. The scene shifts to a sunny river moment, envisioning a boat launch with kids and dogs enjoying the day while the author reflects on post holiday lethargy.
The passage catalogs spring to summer tasks and pleasures in Oregon. Garden work includes weeding pruning and irrigating while maintenance like roof painting gutters and lawn mower repairs loom. Social notes mention vacation planning and enjoying a relaxed, sunny, plant filled scene with neighbors.
The Powers Lions hosted its annual all sports banquet last Tuesday with football basketball and track teams honored by coaches Morris Ray Lloyd Evers Fred Carlson Bud Farrino Dale Zink and Irwin Elder. Walt McClure Marshfield track coach spoke as 68 participants received awards for football defense offense and overall improvement. Co captains were Rick Taylor and Tom Rauch with Tom Rauch also earning basketball MVP and best percentage while Ray Milosevich claimed most improved bball and Stallard the hustle award.
Mrs. Warren Seagele of Winston and Margaret Rasmussen plus Mrs. Duane Mather of Roseburg attended graduation exercises. Nancy Rasmussen, a Myrtle Point High graduate, returned to Roseburg with her sister Margaret to start work. Various families and guests, including Paul Daniels and friends from Klamath Falls Hermiston and Newport, visited weekend at Lake side. Other visitors include the Bartleys, the Bartley home now on Maple Street, and N.E. Gurnney of Portland who attended graduation and state track events in Corvallis.
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