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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
2
Thomas A Basey of Bridge Oregon urges prayer and repentance for the United States citing 2 Chronicles 7 14 and condemning secular drift moral decay and preacher laxity He calls for pastors to meet 1 Timothy 3 standards and asks families and churches to act to restore faith and discipline nationwide
A mail poll of 57 Coos and Curry county lawyers showed 52 preferring Warden John C. Warden for Coos County Circuit Court Judge. Other candidates include J B Bedingfield Jr of Coos Bay and Tallant Greenough. Belloni seeks Federal District Judge seat with Senate consideration.
Spring kite flying season prompts a safety warning from Pacific Power and Light Company. Parents should supervise children, avoid wet string, stay away from power lines and aerials, and not approach entangled kites or climb poles.
Gaylord 4 H Livestock Club met March 6 at the McWilliams home with numerous members and guests from Gaylord Broadbent and nearby communities. David Horton demonstrated meeting procedure and motion handling while members reported on raising sheep and feeding, with plans for a basketball game against Broad Bent Beef Club and a next meeting set for April 3 at the Alan Train ranch.
Legislator Rod McKenzie writes from Coquille Valley about a busy session. He serves on the House Highways Natural Resources and Financial Affairs committees and notes bills on gas tax routing, burning regulations, a hatchery on Elk River, and river recreation measures with local support and statewide impact. He urges local residents to share opinions on these measures.
SWOCC presents a 11 week Consumer Economics course for personal finance starting April 3 at Myrtle Point High School. Sessions run Mondays 7 to 10 pm with enrollment $18, through the SWOCC administration building. Topics include budgeting credit savings insurance home buying taxes and estate planning with real life case problems.
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