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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
6
Pastor Brown teaches that true joy comes from God not circumstances. Bible verses from Nehemiah James Job Isaiah and Romans illustrate believers find strength and happiness in salvation and service to God despite illness or burdens.
A Bible class rally sponsored by the Release Time and Good News clubs is set for May 12 from 1 to 2 30 p m at the Myrtle Point Assembly of God Church. Prizes will be awarded to participating children and entertainment will feature a puppet show.
Frank Peters, retiring controller for Georgia Pacific Coos Bay Division, was honored at a Saturday night dinner at Pony Villa Motor Lodge by 150 friends and associates. The former Coos Bay Lumber Co. employee received gifts, tributes, and a Hawaii vacation prize from GP. Peters came from Oakland to join Coos Bay Lumber and became division controller in 1956 after GP acquired the company.
The Myrtle Point Interchurch Fellowship invites all to a potluck dinner at the Christian Church on May 15 at 6 30 p m. A business meeting and program follow as Christian friends from many churches gather for fellowship.
Dr Jerry Falwell famed radio and TV minister will address the Medford audience at First Baptist Church on May 16 at 7 30 p m He will share an inspiring message and Doug Oldham will join to sing favorites from The Old Time Gospel Hour.
Powers city officials set aside 911 371 in revenue sharing funds for the first two quarters to upgrade the water system as stated by city recorder Lillian Ross. Weather in Powers shows April 27 to May 4 average lows of 41 and highs of 65 with a record 39 to 69. Mar and Mrs Walter R Riley bought the Lyle Mc Culloch property on Second Mree, Guray Call area and plan a letterpress and offset printing shop. Gladys Rowe of Portland died last month, a former Powers resident. Mike Wright, Naval Reserve Seebees, is stationed at El-
Master Russell Evans invites the public to a May 10 meeting at Myrtle Grange hall with Scot Eng Ash and Charlotte Skibinski from the University of Oregon to discuss reopening talks on Corps of Engineers dams on the Coquille forks. The gathering also notes Senate Bill 839 on highway division funding and emergency provisions. Ruth Evans reports on the Lecturers School. Frank Christensen joins the executive committee. Nora Hammack and Ellis Southmayd participate in ceremonial roles. Rosa Miller Opal Davis skit and splash dam logging photos by Alvin McQuigg are shown.
Messy OCR notes visitors and brief travels including Mike, Emily, the Bill Cases, Marie Rogers of Eugene, and the Don Cline family of Roseburg visiting Beesye Caver. The Cline family renovates a new home and plans to move in soon. Dennis Roth of Tualitin visited his grandmother Rowena Kiunro and uncle Wayne during a recent week. Dennis serves in the U.S. military.
Molding high score for the evening were Mrs. Gary Patton and Mrs. Fred Page. Others in attendance included Mrs. Grady Pinson Mrs. LeRoy Holsoa Mrs. Richard Thorna verry Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Ralph Anderson. Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson drove to Eugene last Friday on business.
The article discusses Director Robert Mani Jr. urging policy support to curb food price escalation. It notes rising worldwide demand outpacing production and suggests farmers should be encouraged to boost supply despite high costs seen in Rome.
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