Myrtle Point Herald Staff and publication details
Myrtle Point Herald announces the editorial team and production staff including BILL PALMROTH Managing Editor SHIRLEY FRANCS Society Editor and MARIE NICHOLS Society Editor Janice Wilson Production. The paper is published weekly on Thursdays from Myrtle Point Oregon with established 180% and postal details.
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Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francs
Marie Nichols
Janice Wilson
Blood Drive Urges Myrtle Point Donors At School Gym
Today the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Myrtle Crest school gym from 3 to 7 p.m. Donors can help three local residents awaiting open heart surgery and support hospitals that use over 6.5 million pints yearly, with 60 percent from volunteers.
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Red Cross
Myrtle Polis
Myrtle Point Area
Myrtle Crest School
Record High Highway Deaths Spur Public Action Needed
The piece highlights 56,500 highway fatalities and 4.7 million injuries in 1969, urging public reaction. It notes a 15 percent rise in single car crashes driven by speeding and aggressive driving, calling for awareness of personal impact.
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America
Travelers Annual
Clunker
Mary Lee Robbins Funeral Services Held in Myrtle Point
Mary Lee Robbins of Elkton died June 3 in Lower Umpqua Hospital Reedsgort. Funeral held Monday at Catholic Church Myrtle Point. She was a former Powers nurse at Mast Hospital and survived by a brother and two sisters.
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Mary Lee Robbins
Elkton
Powers
Lower Umpqua Hospital
Reedsgort
S & Michael Catholic Church
Myrtle Point
John Dg
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Roger
Tressie Cackter
Mayme Ebner
Obituaries for Hendrick and Myers in Myrtle Point
Jack Robert Hendrick born February 3 1980 died June 8 1970 in Ketchikan Alaska was a Myrtle Point resident for most of his life later moved to Ketchikan He survived by two brothers Rex and Jeff Hendrick three sisters Leila Cribbins Freda King Veda King one daughter Freda L Gillette and one granddaughter Clara M Myers Clara Myers former Myrtle Point resident died June 6 in a local nursing home service held June 10 at the Myrtle Point Chapel burial at Norway Cemetery Survivors include two sons John A Myers and George Fisher two daughters Hazel Willis and Maths Terwillager ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren
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Jack Robert Hendrick
Myrtle Point Chapel
Mr. Hendrick
Ketchikan
Alaska
Myrtle Poi
Menrick
Moose Lodge
Rex Hendrick
Garberville
Cali
Jeff Hendrick
Leila Cribbins
Freda King
Veda King
Myrtle Point
Freda L. Gillette
Roseburg
Clara M. Myers
Norway Cemetery
Harold Smith
Ralph
Springfield
The
Christian Church
John A. Myers
George Fisher
Tigard
Hazel M. Willis
Maths Terwillager
William O Rourke's Tin Lizzie Could Head to Myrtle Point Show
The Elgin resident and bank employee William O Rourke restored a 1914 Model T, earning the 1969 John A Stynoski Trophy from the Model T Ford Club International. The brass radiator, 20 horsepower car took five months and 790 hours of work, with parts sourced after a Creston Illinois purchase.
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William O'Rourke
Elgin, Dimoi
Myrtle Point
O'Rourke
the Lions Magazine
Oourke
John A. Stynosikd
Ford Club International
United States
O’rourke
Elgin Lions Club
O’rurke
Creston
Clinois
Lion Bill
Lizzie
Western Michigan
Inflation Threats and Federal Balance in Fourth District
The piece discusses inflation hurting all Americans from young to old and the need to restrain federal spending to balance with receipts. It attributes inflation to long term overspending, especially due to the Vietnam War, and notes unemployment rising as the cost of living climbs. The text urges Congress to curb deficits while the economy cools.
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Congress
Dellenback Calls for Cutting Low Priority Spending
The speaker argues against waste and urges cutting low priority spending to balance the budget as surtax ends June 30 and lower corporate earnings reduce revenues. He cites past votes to cut the Supersonic Transport and other defense funds while listing education, crime, health, pollution control, public works, job training, housing, and defense as high priorities.
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House
Opposition to 12500 matching funds for water transport study
The Coos County budget committee faces strong opposition from residents and at least one member to using 12500 in federal matching funds for a feasibility study. The proposal seeks a Corvallis firm to review the project using Corps data to determine viability for moving Industrial water from the Fairview resource project to Coos Bay.
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Coos County
Corvallis
Corps of Engineers
Coos Bay
Fairview
Coquille Valley
Millicoma
Treasury
New Myrtle Point Creamery Nears Full Production
In Myrtle Point the Rumiano Bros of Willows California completed a creamery at Spruce and 1st Streets and is moving equipment from the old site to the new building adjacent to the Hermann brick structure. The project signals a major expansion in local industry and heritage business life.
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Spruce and 1St Streets
Myrtle Point
Rumiano Bros
Willows
Calif
Spruce and
Hermann
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