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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
2
An editorial urges U S youth to seek constructive answers to global issues through UNICEF. It notes many American adolescents are educated and well housed while peers in developing countries face hunger, poor housing, and scarce schooling, and it calls for renewed UNICEF efforts in education and vocational preparation.
The text outlines a chaotic scene describing rewards tied to a hunt or forest activity. It references masks, fires, hunters, and protection imagery alongside disrupted phrases about Mars, gates, and landscape features. Strong elements include references to horizon, hunters, and surveillance imagery amid scattered, unclear notes.
A Washington letter details Miss Bolsinger and her students at a Kaswood school learning civics while lobbying for a Wild Horses bill. The measure, co sponsored, would protect wild horses and burros by placing them under Interior Department control and creating sanctuaries on public lands.
Resident recounts a restless weekend near Myrtle Point City Hall with a 3 a.m. jail disturbance and a dawn horn incident. Negotiations with police and a jail transfer offered no lasting relief as sleep remains elusive for locals in the shadow of municipal government.
Ruth Michelle recalls a dinner at Ferris Lundy home discussing Coos County highway costs and praise for the completed road from M point to Coquille. Meyer’s remarks and banker Louis M Suphee’s strong view sparked a vision for continued progress and paving with Silver Dollars into the Twenty First Century.
Clyde Brewster 62 a longtime resident of Coos County died in North Bend on October 20. Born September 1 1909 in Utuo he was a member of Myrtle Grange 6289 The Forresters and a retired lugger. Survived by wife Kathryn and numerous relatives including Myrtle Point friends and in laws. Dean Siason officiated graveside October 22 at Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens with Myrtle Point Chapel in charge.
County officials adopt state regulations governing subsurface disposal of sewage to prevent pollution. The ordinance requires new systems to obtain a permit after notice and mirrors rules in Douglas Jackson and Josephine counties.
Questions on wage price rent freezes can be answered by the Coos County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office at 396-3121. Bay Area residents may call 267-7000. The Coos County ASCS Office in Room 100, Coos County courthouse, is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and provides guidance from the Cost of Living Council in Washington. The office receives rulings on prior questions and forwards violations to IRS regional offices. Local IRS offices also offer freeze information, said Carl Holland Jr.
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