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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
3
Warnings from Cool Curry Electric manager W A Cook urge safe kite flying away from power lines and roads. Dry string only and no metal kites, with guidance pamphlets available free at the company office. If a kite becomes entangled in a power line, call the district office for trained removal.
Conservationists warn that rapid expansion erodes wildlife habitat across mountains, seashores, forests, and suburbs. They urge action to protect living spaces and waterways, declaring habitat a matter of choice and economics during Wildlife Week March 16 22 and the National Wildlife Federation campaign Provide Habitat.
Wednesday night visitors at the Walter Reisen residence included Mrs. Joe Wagh and Mrs. Joe Barnes from Reedsport along with Pam and Peggy. Pan and Peggy will stay for spring vacation. Mrs. Dorthea Crambler and her children traveled to Eugene to visit her mother. James Crowley and Mike of Coquille dined with Edwin Crowley. Bob Groves hosted several days with his sister-in-law Mrs. George Dement Jr and her children from Bandon. Herbert Butt went to Victoria to meet his wife visiting her mother.
A reader argues against sex education proposals from SIECUS backed by the federal government. The letter cites Rev. Hargis and Dr. Drake, condemns sensitivity training, and urges parental involvement and scrutiny of schooling policies. Mrs. David Van Eyk signed the note from Sitkum Rews.
The Broadbent SR Young People Group held a weekend retreat at Diamond Lake from March 14 to 16 with tobogganing sledding and snowmobiling. They attended a Walt Disney film, had church service, and music. several families and individuals attended. The POTS and PANS 4-H, PICKS AND SHOVELS Geology 4H, and SR Girls volleyball at Fairview were among other local club activities with multiple members listed. Mrs Nettie Smith visited in Myrtle Point. Broadbent Beef meeting reported on short horn cattle with several members present. The Williamses of Geylord visited relatives in Klamath Falls. Miss Terry Cline stayed in Bonanza.
The brewing industry contributes billions to the national economy each year. It pays about $1 billion in state and federal excise taxes. It supports $3 billion in wages and payments to employees, suppliers, and distributors. It consumes $990 million in agricultural products and packaging materials.
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