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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
2
A garbled archival note details a PSU speech tournament with fragmented phrases and scattered names. The legible bits reference Woodie Date and a few unclear participants amid scattered words about a venue and timing.
A garbled text fragment references a proposed event or concert involving multiple names. It mentions a future focus on music and a possible map or petroglyph style theme, but the overall meaning is unclear and no concrete details emerge.
A garbled note credits Griz Pott of Coos Bay Dive totem and Georgia Pacific Gorp with informing the chamber about an issue in public relations. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Oregon 4 H plans host families for IFYE visitors as state leaders promote exchange programs across counties. The piece notes applications due in April and discusses wilderness area designations affecting forestry and coastal communities, including Myrtle Point and provisioning for rural youths.
In Logan County Oregon-Southern Idaho division commander Lt. Colons Frank Moss reports the Salvation Army runs a 24 hour Emergency Information Center for 10 flooded communities about 60 percent wiped out. The center lists survivors and dead and coordinates temporary housing and aid. Citizens seek contact through Maryar Arte Hotescus and local coordinators. calls encouraged for updated lists and assistance.
Community drives in Arago seek volunteers and donations to support cancer prevention efforts. Mrs Helen Mra chairs the local campaign urging residents to contribute through the Aragoares Crusade. Volunteers may contact Miss Tinton at the Armetiew center for details.
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