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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
5
The Wille tats of pre-school eight years and younger start a kindergarten at the Presbyterian church. Dr Evelyn Dulphin leads as instructor. The program runs for six months at a cost of 10.75 pounds per month per child. Sessions run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Friday.
The piece recalls multiple hunting accidents from misidentified animals and careless handling, including a hunter who shot a man, a farmer's cow mistaken for a bur, and a burro killed as an elk. It argues for stricter safety, examinations for license applicants, and notes revenue from licenses surpassing deer numbers in Oregon.
The family expresses thanks to friends for sympathy after the loss of their brother and uncle and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Fannie Butler Mrs. Maude Ostrander and Thomas L. Ostrander.
Critics allege political influence is inflating resident hunting and fishing license costs. The article frames the dispute as a clash between practical management and partisan politics shaping wildlife regulations.
Daisy Maes headlines a festive chase of Li'l Abners this Saturday in downtown Point at 2. Arnold Melby leads his high school band to spur the game as Johnny Deyton and his orchestra provide music for a playful scene set to a ballet style floor show.
A Halblowe'en party hosted by Mrs. Carl Bushnell at Marster's chapel Friday evening featured a mask display by the youth and games. Refreshments included pumpkin pie apple pie four kinds of cake and hot cocoa.
Emerson Whitney and Harley Higgins visited Coos Bay with others during the weekend. Miss Blancheta and Miss Shiv Lakey stayed with relatives in Myrtle Point. The Rema family hosted a turkey dinner for sons and families. Cattle were dehorned and gravel work continued on roads. Vic Bushnell and Bob Neal aided Whitney while masked locals enjoyed a community gathering. Visitors at the Bushnell home included Mrs Breuer, Mrs Lakey, Elbert West, and Vic Bushnell.
L Moon of Myrtle Point will serve on the Coos County grand jury for the term beginning October 29 as a replacement for the prior panel. Willie Kennedy of Coos Bay is foreman. other jurors include W C Mason of Coquille Virginia Hillstrom Ruth Bessee Irene Aetna and K A Sprague, all of Coos Bay.
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