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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1968

Page

2

Oregon voters face 11 2 percent property tax limit on 1968 ballot

Opinion warns the 11 2 percent limit would devastate school systems and services across Oregon. It argues the 6 percent limit accounts for only part of tax increases and that reforms must avoid wrecking cities, schools, and public services.

Oregon Myrtle Points

Traffic records track driver vehicle and highway data

Oregon keeps driving and car records under a state federal standard system. DMV and highway department collect scores, restrictions, violations, accidents, and vehicle details to locate high accident locations and guide remedies. The 1967 law requires uniform accident reports to study causes and reduce crashes.

Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles Oregon Highway Department Oregon Traffic Safety Commissas Lana Avenue Salem

Editor Letter On Shop Workbook Testament Of Fees And Rules

A letter from Ronald Wardman, an industrial education instructor, defends the 8 dollar drafting workbook fee for intro shop and argues it saves time and adds value for 62 students. He explains deadlines, penalties for non purchase, and notes elective status. A second item promotes a low cost accident insurance program by Aerial Life and Casualty for local youth groups including Scouts and 4H.

Boy Scouts Campfire Girls Aerial Life and Casualty

Bridge Remote News Highlights Local Family Visits and Activities

Leslie Sanford of Coos Bay visited relatives in the area. Local residents attended multiple gatherings, birthdays, and church events. Students left for schools, and youth groups reported strong participation with upcoming meetings and activities.

Kenneth Price Leslie Sanford Coos Bay Vernon Sell, Jr Treas Debbie Patterson Victor Stevens Charles Wilson Janet and Dale

Shrimp Hors D oeuvres with Blue Cheese and Parsley

Shrimp are split to form a pocket without fully cutting through. Each shrimp is filled with blue cheese spread mixed with A I. Chopped parsley. Rolls are coated with parsley then chilled. Recipe yields about 24 bites.

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