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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
3
Oct 1 at 1 pm the Bridge Grade School football team hosts Myrtle Crest in a key game at Bridge. Other notes include many local visits, school plans for SWOCC and OSSCC, a DDD event, and readers traveling to Portland for meetings.
Ceri R. Molland son of Mr and Mrs Carl B Molland Jr and McKinley Rawls from Myrtle Point has been promoted to technical sergeant in the U S Air Force He is a munitions maintenance technician at Phu Cat AB Vietnam and is assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces headquarters for air operations in Southeast Asia the Far East and the Pacific area
The Dora Friendly Club gathered at Mrs. Joe Petersons home for a quilting session and prize drawing. Nettie Baker won the hostess prize as many members from the community attended including Mrs. Shelia Wilson Mrs. Johann Johnson and several others.
R. L. Bright fined $17 for excessive noise and $906 for attempting to elude. E. E. Merges cited for violation of T. Jobmeon. dog running at large fined $10. Jim Hoover returns home from Barnes Hospital in Vancouver after two months of medical treatment.
Broadbent HEU will hold monthly meetings on the second Thursday in the church social room with Mrs. Latimer and others listed attending. Dale Hoffman is to speak on Oct 3 at 11 a.m. The Broadbent Womens Missionary Society plans the Harvest Festival for Nov 12 at 7 30 p.m. Broadbent Community Church hosted an Interchurch Fellowship dinner and skating events continue all winter with group outings.
The article outlines major forest growth cycles and methods to reforest commercial timberlands. It highlights bare root seedling planting as an older, costly approach, and Georgia-Pacific's shift to large scale helicopter seeding using seed gathered in good years. It notes concerns about seed source and germination.
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