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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
2
Editorial comments reflect on Veterans Day observed October 25 in many states. The piece notes the day honors all armed forces veterans and laments perceived ingratitude toward those who served in Vietnam while criticizing postwar societal strife and economic issues affecting veterans.
The Institute warns drivers to slow down and be careful on Halloween Eve as children roam neighborhoods for treats. Officials stress visible costumes and well lit routes to prevent accidents and injuries during the festive night.
Eighth grade Cubs defeated Reedsport 24 to 14 on a crisp Saturday. Key plays featured a stretch run and a late touchdown to seal the game. Myrtle Crescent’s defense anchored the effort with standout tackles and critical stops.
A local sports column notes the Myrtle Point Bobcats defeated Brookings and Bandon as a sign of improving play. It contrasts the troubled attention on baseball and the World Series with the ongoing high school battles and a looming clash with Coquille. The piece also covers a Tuesday seminar on teen views about drug use and the need for respectful dialogue between youth and adults.
In a rough contest both Bobcat and Coquille frosh battled to a 12-12 draw as Myrtle Point and Coquille exchanged scores. A 48 yard pass setup and a later rushing TD highlighted the clash with the game decided by a blocked PAT attempt.
Future Farmers of America officers from across the Rogue-Umpqua District met in Myrtle Point and Roseburg for leadership training on Oct 19–20. Attendees included Myrtle Point members Bob Stone Larry Davis Ray Egelhoff Jim Dagit Tom Crook Charles Gill Terry McWilliam and Bill Coe with advisor Verlin Hermann.
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