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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
3
The Myrtle Point Herald is published every Thursday by The Myrtle Point Herald in Myrtle Point Oregon. Editor and general manager Kathy Howard with society editor Shirley Francis Marie McNoll and production staff listed. Established 1669 and entered as second class mail under the act of March 3 1897.
A survey of high school students at Oklahoma Christian College seminars shows they respect living figures such as a parent, President Nixon, and Billy Graham. The results suggest family, country, and church remain vital to youth and may indicate a hopeful future for the nation.
The piece argues Florida persuaded the Federal Pay Board to grant raises beyond guidelines to avert private sector losses. It contends government staff act above private citizens, urging thrift and acknowledging voters fund their salaries, to curb government costs, deficits, and inflation.
Graveside services conducted by Rev. Wilmer Briggs were held Saturday at Dora Cemetery for Guy Davis born March 17 1895 in Waupee Town Wisconsin died November 19 Myrtle Point age 77. He lived in Dora area nine years and is survived by a son Ralph Davis Appleton Wisconsin daughters Rebecks Gronka Ruth Tucker brother Ray Davis Oakland sisters Laura Fugate Matthe Kunter and 11 grandchildren. Preceded in death by oldest son Guy Patrick Davis.
William Dewey King 74 lifelong Myrtle Point resident died in Portland on November 25 born May 12 1898 in Myrtle Point. Services were held November 28 at Norway Cemetery with C Dean Mason of the R L D S Church in charge. He is survived by wife Margarete L King brothers Dale L King Coquille George King Catching Creek sister Enta Shindell Myrtle Point and Eva Hauser Beaverton. Donations may be made to the William A King Scholarship at Myrtle Point High School.
Coquille Valley residents expect Johnson Publishing Co to release a local market directory filled with business ownership and family details. The book misstates editors and owners, boasts misprints from Myrtle Point to Coquille, with wrong names and addresses, yet promises useful fingertip information for residents and humor in equal measure.
The Salvation Army in the Oregon Southern Idaho Division helped over 42 000 people last Christmas through dinners shoes and toiletries for shut ins and inmates. Lt Col Frank Moss cites neighbor support driving the two states two state program with volunteers extending aid to towns without local corps. Contributions can be sent to Mel Zumwalt treasurer Bank of Myrtle Point Box 607 Myrtle Point Oregon 7458.
Myrtle Point Superintendent James Presley praises Scappoose Bobcats for sportsmanship after a ball game where bleachers collapsed at Sompoose. He notes injuries handled by their insurance and thanks players, coaches, fans, and driver Ray Nershaw. Families seek injured individuals for medical checks.
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