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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
9
The Coos County Livestock Association forwards a State Department of Agriculture notice about leptospirosis, urging caution to prevent spread. Of 157 cattle tested from nine herds, 20 reactors (12 percent) were found. vaccination and veterinary guidance are advised for new stock and flagged animals.
The text outlines two forms of the disease in cows. Acute cases show high fever, anemia, extreme depression, loss of appetite, scanty yellow milk with blood, jaundice, and possible abortion. Mild cases present with slight fever, mild anemia, reduced appetite, and some weight loss with recovery.
A Myrtle Point school meeting discussed enlarging the locker and band rooms, with estimates for a gym renovation at 120000 to 140000 dollars. Officials answered questions on district consolidation, funding, and tax millage, noting a potential five mill increase if bonds are issued for 15 years. The article also notes local civic updates and community life events.
Mrs Elmer Strode notes that Mr and Mrs Elmer Strode along with Florence and Mildred attended a local event in Sitkum with brief remarks on the gathering and participants.
The regular meeting of the Lee Ray Post No 2928 was held at St Michael's hall Friday with Sherman Wilson the department chaplain.
Decorative touches enhance any meal and stainless steel patterns elevate casual entertaining. The William A. Rogers Surf Maid by Oneida, Ltd adds a graceful, durable gleam. a rose plastic mat complements white modern pottery. Easy care and lasting shine complete the balanced table setting.
VFW post members elected officers for the coming year including Vern Stout commander and Bob Parsons senior vice commander. Nineteen members attended. A pie social and officer installation are planned. District 6 VFW met at Odd Fellows hall with Commander Lloyd Winningham and others attending. The ladies auxiliary served dinner.
The ceremony instituted the Coos County Messiah White Shrine with color bearer Mrs. S. D. Koehler of Eugene and soloist Marnard Ewagland also of Eugene. After the installation and dinner, Bethlehem White Shrine of Eugene helped with a full dress ceremonial for the sojourners, followed by speeches and refreshments. Local charter members included Ralph Kring, George Barton, Frank Schram, Lois Towey, Harry Mast, Elmer Strode and Mildred, Clarente Churchill, and George all.
Ted Kirsch outlines key points before the March 26 vote on a 412000 bond issue to remodel and expand Union High School. He argues facilities are inadequate for the growing enrollment and emphasizes the need for improvements to provide proper education.
The district argues the present building suffices with extensive remodeling but lacks adequate dressing rooms and space. A 5 mill property tax increase would fund remodels. Building a new high school is deemed impractical due to cost and state bond limits. Voters are urged to participate on March 24.
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