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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
2
Partial OCR notes describe 5618 USA Petroleum Depot personnel Mehes serving eight and a half years with one year in Europe and the rest in the United States. Fragmentary names and locations appear, including mentions of Pellyaene cade and Kiley.
Walter Price recounts an air tour to the Iberian Peninsula noting the contrast between local conditions and common life. He highlights Sevilla Cathedral Columbus burial legends, the Valley of Falien memorial, and the educational value of experiencing ancient castles and regional customs. He comments on diet, meals, and fish versus Coke.
Georgia Pacific reports first log train runs into Coos Bay after two washed out bridges were replaced with higher steel spans. The restored line relieves highway truck traffic, stabilizes supply of logs veneer chips and supports four GP plants across the region. Rev George H. Swift to celebrate Holy Communion at St Mark's Episcopal on May 23.
The Business and Professional Womens club met Thursday night May 13 at the home of Mrs Charles Evans with Mrs Marie Mast and Mrs Cynthia Simmons as hostesses. The group decided to hold officer installation at the June 10 supper meeting at the Myrtle Hotel, which will also serve as the Mother Daughter Banquet with a special program planned.
The Myrtle Leaf Club of Sit Kum offers flower cans and water for Memorial Day. Cans and water will be at the Dora Cemetery gate entrance for anyone wishing to use them.
The writer argues attendees spoke at budget hearings but no action followed. He urges pre budget meetings with property owners, emphasizes the impact of a new high school, and prioritizes quality teaching over new buildings. Paul Davis.
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