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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
4
In Albert Lea Minnesota, Superintendent Lorne S. Ward faced student dress bans and a shaved- head policy, with threats and a car window smashed. The local Tribune and most parents backed Ward, citing his strict yet effective approach including assemblies on sex education. No student pregnancies occurred afterward.
The Etalka school at Gaylord closes next Friday ending an era of a one room schoolhouse community. The farewell notes the loss of community closeness with progress and notes how teachers and big kids protected small students and how the school served as a family center for generations.
A witty 1930s sentiment compares newspapers to women noting both have forms and back numbers, always have the last word, and influence readers. It mocks the demand for boldfaced type and suggests each man should own one own rather than borrow a neighbor's.
Editorially congratulating the Bobcats baseball team for finishing second in the state. Acknowledges the disappointment of the final loss but celebrates their 1961 triumph and the pride carried by the second place trophy as a lasting symbol.
Judi Wells, a sophomore in elementary education and daughter of Mr and Mrs Loyd A Wells, will lead Mt OGR next year. The club, run by Clifford Cook of Salem Junior, sponsored political activities including Robert Davis on campus and a Republican House campaign for the 1008 elections.
The readable text references Camp Pendleton area in North Carolina and a landing fee. Details are incomplete but indicate a note about fees or charges related to a local site or event near Pendleton.
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