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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
7
Myrtle Point high school marching band rehearses daily for the homecoming game. Drum major Richie Dayton leads the 80 member unit through formations and music, planning precise eight step strides and geometric drill figures for a louder, more mature halftime performance.
Richie Dayton notes the Myrtle Point High School band has mastered a fundamental marching distance of 28 inches between steps. The audience sees students’ pride in action as they perform with high effort and precision.
The piece argues that American farmers have expanded output and investment since 1941, noting near doubling in corn and milk yields, billions in machinery investment, over 2800 new food stores, and extensive college and research funding. It contrasts with Communist Russia where incentives falter and garden plots supply a share of food.
The bulletin explains the new Oregon timber tax law and the optional taxation method for small woodland owners in western Oregon. Eligible land must be 1 000 acres or less with timber average age under 60 years. deadline to elect is August 9, 1963. Available at the Coos County extension office in Coquille.
Dairymen and livestock producers in Coos County are reminded that plans for farm buildings and equipment are available at the county extension office in Coquille Courthouse. Prepared by the Oregon State University engineering department and other Northwest colleges, the plans include loose stall housing for dairy cattle to reduce bedding and labor costs while improving cow cleanliness and handling.
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