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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1968

Page

2

Elbert Hail Motz Nichols Francis Lead National Notices

National notices list names including Elbert F. Hail J Brenda Down Jean Motz Shirley Francis Marie Nichols. Read as a local society column with several individuals named. The fragment suggests a formal notice page feature rather than a full article.

Elbert F. Hail, J. ‘Brenda Down Jean Motz Shirley Francis Marie Nichols

Sunset League All Star Team rosters and local winners list

The Sunset League All Star Team includes players from Bandon Gold Beach Coquille Myrtle Point and Pacific with tallied heights. Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs awards announce essay and poster contest winners from Myrtle Point Myrtle Crest School and related districts with first places advancing to district and state levels.

Bandon High School Larry Kammer Gold Beach Randy Yager Coquille Jim Hickam Brad Bosco Myrtle Point Dan Grove Jack Nothwang Dave Evans Warren Hope Bandon Jnne Johnson Pacific Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs Bruce Schroeder Myrtle Crest School Peggy Lillie Myrtle Creat School Woleie Crest Bobby Lanevale Red Street Becki Mast Myrtle Point High School Paula Miller Billie Kay Robinson Myrtle Point Garden Club George Linn Myrtle Creek Elks Richard Anderson Mike Adams

Morse Senate Leader Wayne Morse Showcases Quiet Authority

A observer recounts Wayne Morse in Washington D C mastering behind the scenes Senate committee sessions. Morse is praised for fairness and sound judgment and for arbitrating a bilingual education funding deadlock among states with large Spanish speaking populations.

W. Morse U.S. Senate Len Washington D.C Archabether Haden Anl Senate Senator Morse Morse Wayne Morse White House

Children Speak to Editor Fourth Grade Themes

Fourth grade pupils present essays on why school matters and why they like parents. Entries praise education, discuss future careers, and note parental support and provisioning.

Chapman Seeks Re election to Oregon Senate

Oregonian senator Dick Chapman of Coos County seeks reelection citing decades of service since 1953 and leadership on health education and local government. He highlights opposition to a sales tax and veterans fund transfers while stressing scrutiny of taxes and support for Southwestern Oregon Community College. A Re Elect Dick Chapman committee will be formed.

R.F Dick) Chapman Coos County State Legislatwe Oregonate Senate Chapman Commerce and Utilities F Ore D Dick’ Chapman Catholic Control Fish and Game Highways Vera Coos Bay Rene Oregon Senate Oregon Veterans’ Reserve Fund Dick Chapmen

Local Guests Dinner at Smith River Home

Local Mr and Mrs Dean Bra mon of Smith River California were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chet Weed.

Bill Hamilton Don Troxell Lakeside Troxell Cabin Dean Bramon Smith River Calif Chet Weed

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