Auto Drivers May Be Checked As to Qualifications
Oregon DMV announces a new testing program to check qualifications of drivers with recent accidents and traffic convictions. The program targets those licensed before 1932 who avoid full driver examinations at licensing stations. Drivers with clean records may remain qualified, while those with violations face possible license suspension.
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Vern L. Hill
Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles
Hill
Keetek
6000 Mentally Ill Seek Christmas Gifts For Hospital Patients
The Mental Health Association of Oregon seeks at least one gift for each of the 6000 state hospital patients. Clubs, organizations and churches are invited to join the annual project. Gifts need not be wrapped and money is welcome to cover unmet needs. donations should be mailed to the association.
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Mental Health Association of Or
Thomas Denison
George Jenkins Addresses Rotary on Agricultural Outlook
County Agent George Jenkins spoke at the Myrtle Hotel Rotary meeting about the future of agriculture. He discussed a shift toward larger farms and more mechanization, with visiting Rotarians from Comite Coos Bay and Medford in attendance. Tom Curry, a student guest, analyzed the Bobcat basketball team prospects for the coming season.
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George Jenkins
Rotary Club
Myrtle Hotel
Jenkins
Bob Morrison
Carl Hooker
Elbert Schroeder
Walter Enlund
Comite
Bill Blentz
Coos Bayan
Hugh Erickson
Medford
Paul Breuer
Tom Curry
Bobcat
Keith Schroeder Pledges at Linfield College Fraternity
Keith Schroeder of Myrtle Point pledges Delta Psi Delta at Linfield College McMinnville Oregon amid about 216 students joining one of ten Greek letter social groups after rush week activities. Schroeder is among Linfield students embracing fraternity life on campus.
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Keith Schroeder
Elton Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Linfield
Schroeder
Delta Psi Delta Fraternity
Aging Conference Plans Set in Washington D C
Dr. Wesley G. Nicholson of Eugene reports President Eisenhower will open the White House Conference on Aging in Washington January 9 to 12. More than 2700 delegates from all states will attend and discuss findings likely to shape state and federal aging legislation.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Oregon
Wesley G. Nicholson
Eugene
Oregon State Council On Aging
Hatfield
Georgia Patterson
National Advisory Committee
Meneh
Cafe Au Lait Adds Flare To A Winter Morning
A reader note on making Cafe au Lait blends equal parts hot coffee and hot milk, with variations including instant coffee, butter, or whipped cream toppings. The piece praises the drink as a hearty, easy winter beverage and mentions international twists and serving ideas.
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Cafe Au Lait
OLCC Announces Christmas and New Year Hours and License Deadline
At the November OLCC meeting Chairman Hugh Kirkpatrick announced stores and agencies will close at 6:00 p m December 24 and 31. The commission will use the same closing hours on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve as the past three years. Licensees are reminded that 1961 license applications must be received by December 14 to ensure certificates before January 1.
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Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Hugh Kirkpatrick
Commission
Kirkpatrick
W. G. van Bergen
OLCC
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