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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1968
Page
2
Nearly 50 million youngsters will go trick or treating this Halloween with risks of injuries. Agnes Beaton of Allstate urges parents to trim costumes for safety, avoid sharp props, and use fire retardant treatments. She also advises street crossing rules, group travel, low speeds in neighborhoods, and yard safe guards to deter hazards and vandalism.
Coos Art Museum issues prospectus for the third annual State-wide Oregon Artists Professional Invitational. Eligible Oregon professional artists with prior juried exhibition work may display at the museum and Pony Village Mall. Prize structure totals 150 dollars with multiple cash awards and future one or two man shows. Entry deadlines and mailing details provided.
A guest editorial urges the "Concerned American" to confront inflation corruption and decline with vigilance. The piece lauds Richard Nixon as a capable leader and cites values of integrity patriotism and unity as essential to restoring the nation and preserving liberty.
Oregon dairy leaders clash over a proposed 50 cent per hundredweight increase for Class 1 milk in Market Area No 1. Proponents cite rising costs. opponents warn higher prices invite more non local milk and favor Puget Sound prices. Decision expected by late October.
The Oregon Traffic Safety Commission promotes the National Safety Council's eight hour Defensive Driving Course to reduce traffic fatalities. Over 6,000 participants have completed the course this year as DDC remains available in 12 counties with enrollment via Independent Insurance Agents of Southwestern Oregon or by writing the Oregon Traffic Safety Commission in Salem.
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