Bobcats Fall To Reedport and Powers Cruises Past Myrtle Point
Reedport Braves led by Marty Borrevik 21 points and Don Brisbin 10 defeated the Bobcats 69 62 as Myrtle Point suffered a 60 62 loss to Powers Cruisers in a Saturday follow up. Ray Milosevich and Dennis Dayton paced MP with 23 and 14 respectively.
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Reedaport
Myrtle
Powers
Cats
Braves
Reedsport
Marty Borrevik
Don Brisbin
Borrevik
Dan Winter
Belabin
Bobcat
Myrtle Point
Cruisers
Crulset
Bobcats
Rinals
Thete
Tumoverna
Marty Stallard
Henry Eiders
Ray Milosevich
Stallard
Brallard
Jake Caughal
Ray
Dayton
Boaco
Soom Teo
South Umpqua
Myrtle Creek
Sutherlin
Local Social Notes From Gaylord Area
Mrs Rees Daniela and Mrs Warrier McMillian visited family then traveled to Portland for work at Oregon Medical School Hospital. Mis Marty Brown accompanied them to Vancouver. Cheater Root and son in law Loraine Shepherd hosted relatives at Newport. Beasie Warner returned from California eye surgery stay with Julia Howard. James Devereaux joined Green Acre Grange event. T Alexander of Santa Monica visits daughter Jane Thornsberry.
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Warrier McMillian
Mary Bones
Portland
Oregon Medical School
Marty Brown
McMillian
Vancouver
Wash
Cheater Root
Loraine Shepherd
Newport
Beasie Warner
California
Julia Howard
Wea
James Devereaux
Greenacre Grange
Local Family Gathering Weekend in Creswell Area
Mr and Mrs Relua Fylander drove to Eugene on Wednesday. Mrs Rylander returned for medical attention after eye surgery there last week. The Robinette family from North Bend joined relatives in Creswell for Thanksgiving with Don Anderson family. Melvin Miller and family from Roseburg attended. Rev Richard Cochran of North Bend and his wife were dinner guests at Vern Lundy’s home after serving as guest pastor at the local Presbyterian church.
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Relua Fylander
Sugene
H.robinette
Mike
Terry Robinette
Eddie
North Bend
Richard Cochran
Vern Lundy
Rev Cochran
Presbyterian Church
SWE
SWOCC
Blue Mountain
Prvasur Valley
Pakers
Che Dongas
Treasure Valles Wen Teksts
Pettermens Club
Wulcans Club
Rally
Haske Hdl
Tukers
BRR VV
Marshfield
Franzen shines as SOCC star in Raiders turnaround
Franzen, SOCC sophomore, earns starting end role under coach Akins after a 489 yard season with four TDs and 46 receptions. Raiders finish 4-4 as Peads notes strong blocking. Ray Pead’s team shows improving depth despite a tough schedule.
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John Peanzers
Myrtle Pointing
Franzen
Southern Oregon College
al Akins
Raiders
Athen
Pranzgon
Prangen
Soce Wall
Red Raiders
Kindergarten Drawing Sat Signe Bryant Earns Second in Salem
Signe Bryant accepts a second place award of 150 dollars and a certificate from Paul Armentrout for First Methodist Church Myrtle Point at the Oregon Council of Churches Awards Banquet in Salem on November 16. The local church has won multiple awards in the co sponsored program. Ray Getchell underwent surgery Friday at Mast Hospital and is recuperating. A benefit drawing for a Cedar Chest is planned for December 10 in Myrtle Point. The Final Account for Jane S Dement Deceased is filed in Coos County District Court with a hearing set for December 23 1966.
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Signe Bryant
Oregon Council of Churches
Salem
First Methodist Church
Myrtle Point
Paul Armentrout
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Oregon Council of Chuches
Ray Getchell
Mast Hospital
Henry A. Schroeder
Bons
Jane S Deement
District Court
State of
Oregon
Coos
Coquille
Coos County
Government Spending Reaches New High in 1960s Surge
Federal state and local government spending jumped from 1902 1952 to 2038 billion in 13 fiscal years. Per capita spending rose from 643 to 1068 dollars, driven by federal 671 and state local 391 increases. Tax revenues reached 146 billion with government debt at 437 billion.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Old Timer Reflects on Time Lost in Constant Running
The piece laments how people waste hours fleeing imagined threats and never confront their own fears. It urges quiet reflection to reclaim life from perpetual hurry and false alarms.
Senior Citizens Center Moves to New Coos Bay Site
The Senior Citizens Center sponsored by the Coos Western Douglas Council of Churches and financed by UGN will relocate from Market Street to the old Pioneer Saw Shop at 288 8 2nd Street in Coos Bay. Interior work begins in December with a Christmas party planned for December 28 at the new center. A new crafts activity Thursdays 1:00 to 2:30 will feature rotating county volunteers led by Mrs Phillip Abrahamson teaching placemats plastic ribbon and yarn.
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Vhe
Coos- Western Douglas Council of Churches
UGN
Quaners
Seamen Center
Market Street
Old Pioneer Saw Shop
2Nd Street
Coos Bay
Mta
Phillip Abrahamson
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Dennis Dayton
Brad Bosco
Steve Nay
Tin
Powers,Oregon
Holiday
Mylar
Suver
Mytar
Leta
Gaylord News
Mrs. Rees Daniela
T . Alexander
Santa Monica, Calif
Mrs
Janes Thornsberry
Christian Science
Monitor
Maceonenetti
U.S.A
Funde
Civ
Louise Gri
Jane S Dement
Hoover Electric
Hoover Electric Knife
Hoover Steem
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Hristmas
Fancus
Gold Beach
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