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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
2
The Herald staff sends warm Christmas wishes and a joyful New Year to readers and friends. Messages emphasize peace and good will, celebrating Christ’s birth and holiday cheer through festive thoughts and shared community spirit.
A discussion on the word discriminating and its dual meanings. The author argues for maintaining high standards by distinguishing quality from shoddy, while recognizing unfair discrimination against Black people and the need to treat individuals fairly. The piece connects language with democracy and equality.
Disjointed clipping cites a locust swarm up to 3 000 miles, threatening crops worldwide. FAO joins relief efforts from West Africa to Beirut to curb losses feared in Morocco where annual damage tops 12 million dollars.
Oregon will start issuing new style license plates January 2. It will take about five years to equip all autos, with replacements for mutilated plates and phased issuance as new cars or moves occur. Old 1955 plates will be replaced by 1968, featuring AAA 001 style and a month based first letter.
Purebred bulls of more cattle breeds would be allowed on the open range. A hearing on the changes is scheduled for January 14 at 10 a.m. in the agriculture building in Salem.
A joint FFA ceremony brought Myrtle Point and Marshfield high school FIFA chapters together in Coos Bay. Attendees included Ken Barnett Jim Key Howard Porter Joe Reynolds Jerry Stidham Russell Stout Gary Warner Don Guilstrom Doug Miller Boyd Leibelt Ron Garrone Vera Brewer Allan Bartlett Garry Parish Frank Bartlett Don Lewis and Eddie Hay.
The Associated Student Government of South Western Oregon College hosts an intercollegiate dance during Christmas vacation at the Timber Inn Coos Bay. The semi formal event runs December 38 from 9 p.m. to midnight with live music. All students and dates invited. door tickets are one dollar per person.
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