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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
2
The article explains how a hospital district can be formed to serve Coquille and surrounding areas, with boundary drawing and protest rights. It notes Mast Hospital's private operation and Myrtle Point’s need for future hospital facilities, stressing districts cannot overlap or double-count property.
A Christian Science Monitor piece notes seasonal rise in anti American sentiment abroad due to more travelers in Europe. It argues the irritation comes from Americans themselves and peers often overlook the many charming Americans among fellow travelers.
Seattle guests Mr and Mrs Lyle Peick and four sons visited Powers kin over the weekend, and 4 H Geology class led by Larry Chamberlin held a field trip near China Flat River bed. Over 106 attended the 4 H picnic at China Flat. Pinewood Derby winners were Cunningham and Anderson. Several local families hosted relatives, and PTA officers were installed with scholarships awarded to students.
A historic regional division comprising churches from Idaho Washington Oregon California and Arizona was noted for meetings May 5 to 7. The Crossmans stayed with the Pred Chases in Junction City Mars as part of neighboring communities program. Crossman family ties are mentioned in connection with the gathering.
A reader thanks many people who assisted in withdrawing about 70 000 acres of School District 41 from the proposed Coquille Hospital District. The note credits community effort and support in the campaign.
Hollis Mast president thank yous highlight gratitude to volunteers who distributed materials circulated petitions and those who provided financial support enabling the presentation of their side of the case.
A rummage sale is set for May 23 at the Legion Mall from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Funds support Legion activities.
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