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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
2
Cowley cites Ontario data to argue that allowing liquor by the drink would raise consumption. He notes sales growth in Ontario from 1945 to 1951 and says bottle sales were more stable in smaller communities, contrasting with larger centers. The remarks accompany discussion of the November 4 ballot on liquor measures.
North Portland Oregon Sept 12 no Swine Show at the Pacific International this year due to a quarantine area and actions taken in the public interest. Officials say swine could pose risks while cattle sheep goats and humans face no related problems as entries in other departments point to a great show when the exposition opens October 4.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Kauffmann visited Gaylord area friends at the Eastside home. Kermit Hayes ranch hosted guests Jack and Bob Caughell from Myrtle Point and Coquille with local Bones family members welcoming them. A mission talk by an African visitor at Sunday school drew interest. Mrs Carl Bell was hospitalized. Johnnie Ryan assists with her children. First Gaylord 4 H club meeting launched an all agricultural club led by Mrs Elwood thews.
Mrs. Glenn Gulstrom reports the helathe Brewbent grange held an organization meeting. New officers were elected with President Evelyn Lynn and Vice Chairman Yvonne Palmer, Harriett Gulstrom also named. Treasurer appointed Mrs. Earl Roger. committees include membership hospitality, luncheon, publicity, and 4-H among others.
The article notes Textile Painting was discussed by Mrs Verlin Moore and Mrs Robert Palmer at a community meeting. It also lists many local residents and families attending events, church receptions, and club meetings through a broad celebration season.
Eugene Sept 3 Interruption plan curtails about 300000 kilowatts of interruptible power supplies by midnight tonight, affecting Northwest power operations as stream flow declines.
The report compares this season’s water inflows with last year at Bonneville and Grand Goulee Dams. It cites 92 000 second feet for Grand Monday comparison to last year and last year’s Bonneville inflow of 135 000 versus 110 000 this year. Over flow at Grand Goulee Dam ceased August 28 at 1288.00 feet while today’s reservoir sits at 1287.3 feet.
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