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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1945

Page

6

Powers Weather Sees Wettest Month In Eight Years

Heavy rains push river to 12.80 feet at noon on Monday as Powers records 8.40 inches for the month. Community Ladies’ Aid hosts a thankfulness program. Moose Women plan Christmas party. Auxiliary collects gifts for wounded servicemen with gifts due by December 10.

Auxiliary Oregon American Legion Auxiliary Variety Store Portland

PTA Plans Activities At Powers School Variety

The 4th and 5th grades presented The Three Little Pigs at the PTA meeting in the school movie room. Supt. Nicklaus showed a film The Eden story of re tomatoes. The Christmas tree event is set for Dec 20 with no PTA meeting that month.

Evelyn Sutphin Parent-Teacher Association Shirley May Fraser Joe Boutin Supt Nicklaus PTA Myrtle Point Myrtle, Point Donald Burch Robert Doyle Clarence Spitznass

Crop Payments To Be Stopped In Oregon

Production payments for three farm groups will be terminated not later than June 30, 1946, by county AAA committees. The affected programs cover whole milk and butter fat, beef cattle, and sheep in Oregon, per R B Taylor, state AAA chairman.

Oregon AAA R. B. Taylor State AAA Committee

Wartime food subsidies set to end by mid 1946

The chairman noted that payment rates for butter and whole milk will take effect from April 1 1946. The Mobilisation and Reconversion office announced most wartime food subsidies would be withdrawn by June 30 1946. Subsidies aimed to boost production and hold prices, with additional processor subsidies ending by varying dates through 1948.

Aom Office of Wer Congress

Local residents plan winter trips and visits across states

Powers locals Mr and Mrs Jamen Adamik and Mr and Mrs Elwin Frye left Tuesday morning for a trip into Mexico. They plan to begin at least two weeks. Mrs and Mrs E J S Leggett of Pembina North Dakota called on Mr. and Mrs Bruce Munro last week. Leggett is a niece of the former. The couple were on their way south to spend the winter in California. Saul Morgan spent a few days in Eugene visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Elliott and family of Millington were guests of Mrs Ida Mathews and Mrs Hazel Lewis last weekend. Mr. and Mrs Lorraine Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs Dale Crew returned Saturday night from a duck hunting trip in the Klamath Falls region with good hunting and snow on the moon.

E JS l Legggett Pembina North Dakota Bruce Munro Leggett Panadena Calif Saul Morgan Eugene Clyde Eliott Millington Ida Mathews Hazel Lewis Lorraine Shepherd Dale Crew Klamath Falls

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