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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1957

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Retirement tribute to Dr and Mrs Smith by Myrtle Point readers

Leaving Myrtle Point of their forefathers, who numbered among the nation’s most prominent ministers, lawyers and scientists, we join the local Presbyterian congregation in wishing Dr and Mrs Smith happiness in retirement. Their record in God’s work and community life stands among the most outstanding in any town.

Mrs Smith America Scotland Virginia Smith Ministry of God

Our Multibillion Boomerang

Critics of foreign aid spending are accused of dramatizing its failures and ignoring its results. The piece argues aid flows to rich and distant interests while U S programs neglect domestic needs and produce grand but useless projects.

Mecca Portugal Lisbon Estoril

Statewide Conservation Week Begins With Coos County Chair

Governor Holmes named 36 county chairmen to lead public participation in Oregon’s statewide conservation week program May 20 to 26. Walter Barklow of Myrtle Point is Coos County chair directing local activities and focusing attention on natural resources.

Salem Robert D. Holmes Oregon Walter Barkiow Myrtle Point

Resigning Pastor Smith Leaves First Presbyterian Myrtle Point

Dr. A Theodore Smith announced his resignation as pastor at morning services on April 28 after eight and a half years of leadership. The move follows 53 years in ministry, with growth in membership and Sunday School, and plans to conclude June 30 1957 before returning to Tigard Oregon.

First Presbyterian Theodore Smith Smith Myrtle Point Harold Roberts Medford Fynod Oregon Ing Pennsylvania California Washington Ohio Roberts

Myrtle Point High School to Dedicate New Addition

The Myrtle Point Union High School will dedicate the new addition on Sunday May 12 at 3 30 in the high school gymnasium. State school superintendent Rex Putnam is the main speaker with a talk from Cliff Robinson of the state department.

Myrtle Point Union High School Rex Putman Rex Putnam Cliff Robinson State Department Bob Hoefs Ben Ash

Power Tax Deferral Plan Draws Public Debate

The Office of Defense Mobilization authorized Idaho Power Co to defer 60 to 65 percent of construction taxes for five years on Snake River dam projects. Senator Morse denounced it as a theft of public resources, while Idaho Power president T E Roach accused critics of distortion and misleading statements.

Office of Defense Mobilization Washington Dcc Idaho Power Co Snake River Wayne Morse Oregon Eisenhower Morse T E Roach Boise, Idaho

Myrtle Point Educ Association to mark NEA centennial

The Myrtle Point Education Association and NEA centennial celebration will be honored with a May 8 1957 pot luck dinner at Myrtle Crest gymnasium. Richard Van Duine will speak on the NEA birthday observance as school boards and budget committees attend. Families are asked to bring a hot dish or similar dish to share.

Myrtle Point Educational Association Oregon Educational Association National Education Association NEA Richard van Duine Myrtle Point Education Association Myrtle Crest Gymnasium 41-C Union High School No 2 Myrtle Point Area Myrtle Point Ore

Second Annual Teen Age Road-e-o Invites Local Teens

Teen age drivers from Myrtle Point Powers Coquille and Band on invited to participate in the second annual Road-e-o at Coquille high school on May 18 sponsored by the Coquille Junior Chamber of Commerce. Entrants must have a learner permit or license with no moving violations in six months. Written tests are scheduled for May 8 at each school with top four from each school advancing to the drive off. Last year’s winner was Carol Montgomery.

Myrtle Point Powers Coquille Bandon Coquille High School Coquille Junior Chamber of Commerce LeRoy Griggs Carol Montgomery Heeren & Linn Insurance Agency David Evans Myrtle Point Union High School

FCC Ruling Halts Myrtle Point TV Translator Plan

The Federal Communications Commission ruled Washington DC on April 24 that Myrtle Point cannot install a TV translator system as KVAL Eugene begins broadcasting from Coos Bay as Channel 11. Translators would be barred where a regular TV station operates and must cease when a local TV station starts. Comments are due by June 3, 1957.

Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC KVAL Eugene Coos Bay Commission Unti Myrtle Point

Upsets Hit Spring Golf Handicap at Coquille Valley Club

Read about surprising results in the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club Spring Handicap. Eleven year old Danny Elliott upset 1956 champion Russ Holiman after a long duel, while Owen Morehouse defeated Ervin Wilberger. Several other matches featured defaults and close pairs as the first round tiebreakers set up the Championship Flight for the week.

Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club Danny Elliott Russ Holiman Owen Morehouse Ervin Wilberger Cleaners Frank Meldrum Linn Purvis Andy Richardson Spud Burbank Bob Kralicek George Linn Sal Salsbury Floyd Hall Larry Wilson Dr. Robi Ley John Lauterbach al Hall Lloyd Wagner Ron

Voters Favor Exceeding 6 Percent Tax Limit in District 41C

At Myrtle Crest school District 41C held a 6 percent tax limit election. Of 87 legal voters, 83 supported exceeding the limit to raise 159000.28 for school expenses, 4 opposed. Low turnout, below the expected 200 voters, prompted reasons citing capital outlay enrollment salaries building construction and a new bus.

Myrtle Crest School

Bowles Named to State Water Resources Board

Portland attorney Rollin E Bowles active in shaping Oregon water law and opposing Pelton Dam was appointed by Governor Holmes to the seven member State Board of Water Resources. He fills the unexpired term of H E Maxey of Springfield running to August 28 1959 and holds memberships in the Izaak Walton League Masonry Elks Multnomah County Bar and state bar associations.

Portland Rollin E Bowles Oregon State Board of Water Resources Robert D Holmes Bowles Izaak Walton League Pelton Dam H E Maxey Springfield Maxey National Elks Lodge Multnomah County Bar Association Oregon State Bar Association U.S. Fedcat U. S. Supreme

Maple resigns to manage State Fair in Oregon

Howard Maple resigns as secretary manager of the Coos County Chamber of Commerce effective June 5 to become manager of the State Fair association. Eric Laukkonen, chamber president, notes Maple’s two years of leadership and countywide cooperation. Continued on sack page.

Howard Maple Secy.-Mer Coos C State Fair Eric Laukkonen Coos Co. Chamber of Commerce Secy State Fair Association Maple Coos Chamber Coos County Comerce Seven Cham

District Vocal Music Festival Here May 3

Coos county音乐 lovers will see a District Vocal Music Festival at Myrtle Point High School on Friday May 3 with five high schools Reedsport North Bend Coos Bay Coquille and Myrtle Point participating A joint choir of over 400 voices is a highlight The festival will be in the new gym starting at 8 o clock Miss Marilyn Puckett notes the program will be varied and engaging Tickets are on sale adults 1.00 students 50c.

Coos County Myrtle Point High School Reedsport North Bend Coos Bay Coquille le Point Fes Marilyn Puckett

Union High School Budget Election May 4 Vote

Voters in the Union High School district will decide on May 4 from 2 to 8 PM whether to approve paying the portion of the budget above the 6 percent limit amounting to 105 714 66 dollars. The district lowers overall property tax for this year though capital outlay shows the largest increase to finish work from new construction and furnish facilities.

Union High School Pavin Kk

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Myrtle Point Women’s Club Rght E. F. Schroeder Ella Langer Tom Guerin Amelia Lafferty Dan Cribbins Walter Laird Cocuille Ralph Rackleff Schroeders Lairds Rackiets Schroeder Herald Press A Theodore Smith Presbyterian Church Barklow A. Theodore Smith Fern Starr Ray Neugart Paula Cook Les Simons C S. Lechmanowsky Richard McCause Gene Graham Ellen Gunther H. S. Hubbell Gareth Goddard Myrtle Point Union High Washington High School Eden Ridge Pp&l Herald Glen Wagner Herald Office Lyle Carver Georgia-Pacific Cook House Edem Ridge Knockin George High Hells Canyon Dam ODM M. P. Educational Assn Dist Rollin E. Bowles State Board Water Resources Bers of Commerce U.S James Sioner Fred True Fred Kruse Coos County Court John Whitaker
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