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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1962

Page

2

You Are a Capitalist: The American Dream of Ownership

The article argues that every American is a capitalist through personal savings and investments. It contrasts capitalist ownership with state ownership in communism, noting that Americans own capital via banks, stocks, bonds, government securities, life insurance, and real estate. It emphasizes freedom of investment, earning interest or dividends, and the societal benefits of capital formation.

Russia America You You and I

Opening of Trout Season Brings Sparse Bite on Coquille Waters

The writer notes a slow bag limit for ten eight inch trout on the middle fork of the Coquille. Only one angler report claims success with artificial lures while worms and bait catch more. The scene reflects typical early season effort with crowds thinning on opening day.

Floral Lake Coquille

Traffic Jam Ultimatum Urges Big Urban Highway Push

In a June 1962 perspective from Chicago, officials argue federal funding should be redirected to unlock urban bottlenecks. Rex Whitton extols rapid transit and truckways as the nation confronts escalating city congestion. The piece envisions enormous freeway projects as essential to future growth and war readiness.

Washington Chicago Rex M. Whitton United States China Cheops General Features Corp

Changes In Teaching Staff At Powers

Powers school announces staff shifts for next year CC Beam returns after two years to teach journalism and commercial subjects Mrs Phyllis Reser from Southern Oregon college will teach seventh grade her first year Mra Joy Thomas will handle mathematics and homemaking Lloyd Evers resigns to teach seventh grade and coach junior high athletics He currently teaches in California The district still needs an art teacher and a girls physical education instructor to replace Miss Melba Bruce who has signed to teach at Lebanon

Powers CC Beam Phyllis Reser Southern Oregon College Mra Joy Thomas Lloyd Evers California Melba Bruce Lebanon

Bridge News Highlights From May Community Schedule

Bridge Thursday May 31 8 p m a musical program features students from eight schools. The Bridge Youth Group met at the gangs hall Tuesday for a door track event led by Mrs Everette Webber. Relph Arensmeier of Roseburg Rev and Mrs Neil Fisher to conduct Sunday services after a three week vacation. Byron Birdwell hosted dinner guests including Mrs Morley Madden Coos Bay Mrs Hilda Juntunen Eastside and Mr and Mrs Louis Schaick Coquille. Visitors at the Waterman home included Mr and Mrs Rondo Clark Grants Pass and Rev and Mrs James Seely Roseburg. Waterman family sold their Bend ranch and move back to Bridge leaving Monday by bus. Craig Waterman visiting grandparents in Bend.

Bridge the Gangs Hall Gevetien Everette Webber Relph Arensmeier Roseburg Neil Fisher Fisher Byron Birdwell Morely Madden Coos Bay Hilda Juntunen Eastside Louis Schaick Coquille David Waterman Rondo Clark Grants Pass James Seely Elvin Waterman Clarence Waterman Bend

Notable Return Near Family Links Mentioned

Mrs Perry Waterman and his ooat and uncle Mr and Mrs Jr campeon. He returned to his home Monday.

Perry Waterman Jr. Campeon

Weekend Visits Across Washington Oregon and Alaska

Rees Daniels Bob Bones of Warden Washington visited his parents Mr and Mrs H D Bones over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John McWilliam and three children were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Orvill Barrows in Banden. Tara Thompson and John Horton helped Mrs Bob Cline move to Anchorage Alaska. Ken Dietz brought back furniture to store. The McWilliams brothers moved logging equipment from Bone Mountain to Allegany for a summer contract. The James McWilliams family will join in Allegany after school ends. Ray Grant visited North Bend with Eugene La Clair. Rom Grant and four children went to McMinnville to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Maynard. Berlyn Huntley Hank Roth visited Coos Bay Saturday. Crystal and Debbie Dietz were weekend guests at the Hank home. Tom Sibold and wife drove to Medford to visit his grandmother Mrs Frost.

John McWilliam Empire McWil Orvill Barrows Banden Tara Thompson John Horton Eugene Bob Cline Peck Anchorage Alaska Ken Dietz Mr Cline McWilliams Bros Bone Mountain Allegany James McWilliams Ray Grant North Bend Eugene la Clair Rom Grant McMinnville Clifford Maynard Berlyn Huntley Hank Roth Coos Bay Crystal Debbie Dietz Hank Tom Sibold Medford Frost

Ill patient in Medford hospital and local social notes

Weekend guests at the L. W. Lund home were Mr and Mrs Keerium Roe and daughter from Reedsport. Mr and Mrs Richard the Dougies high school on Monday night.

Medford Richard Dougies High School L. W. Lund Keerium Roe Reedsport

Safety Rules For Boaters

E W Kitzrow, director of a large insurance firm, cites that sixty six of every hundred pleasure boating deaths are caused by the operator. He lists ten safety rules including checking the boat and trailer, knowing navigation rules, following Coast Guard regulations, not overloading, and keeping life jackets and buoyant gear on board.

E. W. Kitzrow Kitzrow Coast Guard

Weather Safety Tips for Boat Handling and Water Emergencies

The guide advises avoiding open water in storms and stresses supervising children’s boat handling. It warns to shed heavy clothing if you fall in, and to remove boots or other gear that could impede swimming. Follow these steps to reduce risk in aquatic activities.

Myrtle Point 4-H extends summer school scholarship

The Myrtle Point extension unit sponsors a 4 H summer school scholarship. Mrs Albert Cupinski presented a check to Mrs William L Gassman, county chairman, at the unit meeting. Recipient to be announced later.

Myrtle Point Albert Cupenski William L. Gassman

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