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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1965

Page

12

Camp Easter Seal Joins Record Oregon Attendance

A record 170 campers will attend Camp Easter Seal this summer, hosted by the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. James M Torson notes five 10 day sessions from June 20 to August 20 for ages 7 to over 19, with wheelchairs accommodated and attendants allowed.

Oregon James M Torson The Oregon Society For Crippled Children and Adults Society Torson

Birth of a Nation in Film Classics Series March 18

The final Film Classics event at Southwestern Oregon College presents Birth of a Nation directed by DW Griffith with Lillian Gish Mae Marsh and Wallace Heid. It screens March 18 at 7 30 p m in Marshfield junior high multipurpose room for adult audiences with a $1 admission. Proceeds aid Southwestern Oregon College students.

Faculty Association Faculty Women's Club Southwestern Oregon College DW Griffith Lillian Gish Mae Marsh Wallace Heid Marshfield Junior High

Trend Shift Toward Electric Heat in New Homes

The era favors electric heating in new homes with 57 percent adopting the option. Builders and buyers push for electric systems amid rising efficiency standards and policy incentives.

Pacific Power

Rogue River Basin Dam Bills Introduced in Washington

Senators Morse Neuberger and Congressman Duncan push a plan to build a Sucker Creek dam in the Rogue River Basin. The project costs about 24 million, covers irrigation for 12 130 acres, recreation and wildlife facilities, and flood control benefits for Cave Junction Selma Agness and Gold Hill. The plan claims a 195 to 1 cost benefit ratio but faces many political and budget hurdles before inclusion in the President's Budget.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Sucker Creek Rogue River House Senate Wayne Morse Maurine Neuberger Robert B Duncan Hitness Division Rogue Basin Corps of Engineers Cave Junction Selma Oregon Forest Serrce

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