Letter to the Herald Thanks Editorial Team
A reader, S. H. Mallicoat, director, expresses gratitude for the fine editorial. The brief note thanks the Herald for its content and signs with the director title.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
A reader, S. H. Mallicoat, director, expresses gratitude for the fine editorial. The brief note thanks the Herald for its content and signs with the director title.
The Ells Ledge 1005 golf club in Coogen hosts a new modern club house with facilities for men and women including showers and lockers. The famed Els golf course stands as a premier Oregon course owned and maintained by a local ledge, with family activities promoted year round.
Mr and Mrs Al Mall visited Canby and Portland over the weekend. Mr Hall attended his fifteenth high school reunion while the Seversons, former city residents now with Security Bank in St Helens, joined them in Portland. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore and Barbara from Central Point stayed with Mrs Moores parents the Breuers and other relatives for the weekend.
The bulletin gives guidance on safe freezing methods using moisture proof wrappings and approved materials like resin coated locker paper heavy foil and polyethylene. It urges double wrapping using the drugstore fold and cautions against cracks in cello wrap. It lists contact details for Coos County extension services for bulletins and pressure gauge testing prices and how to submit items for testing to avoid downtime.
A total of 333 ROTC students from Oregon State University will undertake summer training programs in the army air force and marine corps this year.
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