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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
2
A reflective piece examines how the Krantz family Coping with trauma after a difficult period with Marshall and his mother, stressing the need for sensitivity when outsiders enter their private world. Evelyn and Marshall articulate their feelings about changes in their lives and the impact on their son.
Johnny Jones, 17, from Lampasas Texas, finishes fourth in the 100 at the trials amid enthusiastic fans. He dreams of Olympic bid and may join the 400 relay if another finalist is injured.
The item states a Myrtle Point Oregon weekly issue is published each Thursday and entered at the Post Office as second class matter under the act of Congress on March.
Myrtle Point district faces a 25 000 budget vote on June 29 as officials weigh trimming options and explain tax comparisons with nearby districts. The editorial clarifies figures for the operating budget and notes the district’s comparatively low tax rate amid rising costs.
Local bid for a $1600 fireworks fund includes donations from nickel to large sums. Bud Bick as bicentennial chair urges support at the Herald or from sorority volunteers. A skydiving exhibition may accompany the Sunday event after July fourth with a White Auction and Harold Kerns display at the thrift store window.
George Willoughby Hall, 85, longtime editor and former coach for Myrtle Point Herald, died Tuesday in a Colorado Springs nursing home. Born December 28, 1890 in Spearfish, he worked for the Idaho Statesman, Toledo County Leader, Lewis County Leader, and Oregon Journal, and owned the Myrtle Point Herald until 1964. Survived by a daughter Audrey Laxey, a son Hall G., brother Henry, sister Una Purnell, six grandsons and six great grandchildren. Burial was at Morris Hill Cemetery in Colorado Springs.
Ronald Curtis Lowery of Powers died at 14. Born June 22 1961 in Crescent City California he played basketball at Powers Junior High and moved from Crescent City to Bandon then Powers. Survived by parents John and unspecified mother Jackie sister Kathleen Moore grandmother Jennie Mae Lowery and many aunts and uncles. Services conducted by Reverend Kenneth Stevens.
Miss Ella Lazinka, a noted cow girl, finished the Pendleton Round Up relay race in 1910 after a dramatic chase and a fall from her horse. Bertha Blancett of Los Angeles won the event as Lazinka rallied, finishing amid a standing ovation from a 25,000 crowd.
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