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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1969
Page
5
Myrtle Point High School offers a new Earth Science course taught by Hall Thomas. The class of 17 studies rocks and minerals with a field trip to the Johnson Hill Road quarry introducing local geology and rock ages.
Sam Breuer of Sitkum Route Myrtle Point Oregon writes on political corruption personal responsibility and faith. He argues free government depends on citizens action and cites faith duty and history to urge reform and accountability.
The report covers Sprace to 10 19 69 indicating water pumped 1 917 000 gallons with 36 man hours and sewage processed 2 154 gallons with 24 man hours. It lists street and utility work on Spruce and E Spruce Streets plus sewer fixes, street sweeping, and storm drain cleaning. Receipts total 4408 71 with drivers, permits, and taxes recorded. Drill 10 14 69 notes 15 members present and patrols report traffic citations, disorderly cases, drunks, accidents, funerals, ambulance runs, and calls.
Lavan urges five household actions to reduce money costs and health risks. Check your car and furnace, avoid burning trash, report violations, and improve community living.
A field guide discusses choosing a top quality wall tent and outfitting a traditional big game hunting camp. It covers tent construction, stove choices, ridgepole setup, pole cutting, site layout, and fire and meat hanging practices, emphasizing practical, rugged gear.
Hubert A. Temple president of the American Mobilehome Corporation says production will fall short of government needs in 1969 and mobile homes will fill the housing gap. He cites a planned expansion to 9,000 sites in 23 parks with recreation centers and underground utilities as part of a shift to master planned mobilehome communities.
Frances M. Watts of Coos County Extension notes multi car policies can lower premiums. She also cites savings for drivers who complete approved training, credits for students away at college, and comparing deductibles from different levels to save on collision and liability coverage.
Grade A milk sales rise with higher prices while total production in Oregon Milk Market Area No. 1 for August matches 1966 at 65.4 million pounds. Class 1 pool sales are only slightly below last year, signaling stable demand.
August totals reach 7.31 pounds per producer, with overall blend price at 6.44 dollars, above July and last August. Surplus milk value climbs to 4086 dollars. Oregon official cites butter market firming as factor. Class 1 usage stands at 56.06 percent. producer referendum on the order expected in November.
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