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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
7
On April 23 Cub Scouts gathered for a pack meeting featuring a skit titled Cggetracidioary Eggs and a lively candy scramble. Webelos earned the A&W root beer flows honor while Den 90 received a red ribbon at the April 7 Show A rama.
Opal Maxwell of SWOCC had her 1953 Alder Point logging incident story The Great Grey Beast published in Track Tracks magazine under the pen name O M Romrtacker. She learned to write through college classes and aims to publish more on nursing and care for handicapped children.
An exhibit featuring high school artwork from the college district and Curry County debuts May 13 at 8 pm in Nog Hall at Southwestern Oregon Community College. A public reception welcomes students, parents, and teachers, with awards planned in drawing painting drama printmaking design watercolor sculpture and calligraphy.
Two Southwestern Oregon Community College faculty members receive eight thousand dollars from the National Endowment for the Humanities for projects this semester. Andres Toriales studies mathematics in art and literature linking math to humanities, with summer study at several universities. Romid Stubbs leads an archaeology project on the Charleston Oregon Coos Indians shell midden site, examining artifacts and its role in local history.
Oregon State University agricultural engineer initiates a three year odor study funded by the Environmental Protection Agency with a 50000 dollar grant. The project aims to map odor production under varying conditions and test management practices to help livestock producers and regulators reduce odor impacts.
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