Myrtle Point seeks federal grant for water and sewer upgrade
Myrtle Point officials will apply for about 83000 in federal funding to pave an improvement district, install storm sewers, and extend a water line in the Myrtle Crest- Bothwick area. City Manager Ben Nichols says final plans aren’t needed and total project cost is around 186000, with 70 dollars to file the application.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest
Bothwick
Ben Nichols
Congress
Nichols
Shell Oil Company
Maple Street
Judge Belloni Shifts Juvenile Traffic Cases to Circuit Court
Circuit Court Judge Robert C. Belloni orders all traffic violations by juveniles to be handled by the Circuit Court effective Jan 1 1963 1980 and assigns Juvenile Court to suspend licenses require driver training and hold weekly hearings at the county courthouse with Judge John Warden acting as referee Parents will be required to appear and juvenile cases move from city and justice courts to exclusive juvenile jurisdiction under a new advisory council plan
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Circuit Court
Robert C. Belloni
Justice Courts
Belloni
John Warden
Warden
Juvenile Advisory Council
Juvenile Department of the Circuit Court
Oregon
Legislative Assembly
Municipal
Justice
Coos County
1963 Forecast From Roger Babson Featured
The Herald presents Roger Babson 1963 forecast with his optimistic take on business and employment varied by industry. He calls for spending on new plants, advertising, and salesmanship to lift a city’s outlook and notes defensive centers may boom while steel towns struggle. He advises focusing on oils chemicals and electronics for stocks and expects utility earnings to rise, bonds to remain safer, and possible real estate activity influenced by savings bank deposits, though residential building may dip in 1963.
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Roger Babson
the Herald
St Marks Vicar Tetrick Ordained in Portland
The Rev. D. Lonnell Tetrick of St. Mark's Myrtle Point was ordained a priest in Portland on December 19 in St Stephen's Cathedral. Four new deacons and 28 priests attended as Bishop James W. Carman officiated.
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St. Marks
Tetrick
Portland
D. Lonnell Tetrick
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Myrtle Point
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Episcopal Church
James W. F. Carman
Oregon
Robert B. Dwight
St. Mary's Church
Eugene
Leon
Well Terrick
St. Mark's
James W. F Carmen
County Receives Early BLM Tax Funds Payment
Sede County Commissioner J J Bob Geaney reports that Coes Bay Wagon Road funds paid in lieu of taxes to the county by the Bureau of Land Management will be paid early this year. The county has received 106 144.60 this year from BLM in Coes.
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J. J. Bob Geaney
Coes Bay
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Coes
College Bound Patricia Larson Named Organist at First Methodist
Patricia Larson of Broad Bend was named organist of the First Methodist Church, announced by Pastor John Wood. Larson fills the vacancy left by Allen who moves to a clerk position in Washington, a two year service period was praised by the congregation.
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Ries Patricia Larson
Broadbent
First Methodist Church
John Wood
Miss Larson
Allen
Washington
Dr Haug Named Campaign Director for March of Dimes
Dr Haug accepted appointment as campaign director of the 25th Anniversary March of Dimes in Coos county this January. He urged residents to support the drive to bring birth defects arthritis and polio care to all communities with more than 50 treatment centers aiding crippled children and disabled patients.
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RK. C. Haug
Coos County
March of Dimes
Dr. Haag
Hoag
Cees County
Haug
RK. P. Wh
Jack Grant
Scheol Board Meeting Planned For January
The School District 41 board will meet in the district office at 8 p.m. January 8. Officials say engineers will join the meeting. The district's loan application has been sent to Washington, D.C. with a do alkw recommendation.
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Washington, D. C
Vandalism Shatters Windows of Masonic Hall and Dol-A-Wise
Police report windows of the Masonic hall and Dol-A-Wise broken by beer bottles in the early morning of December 18. Authorities say unopened beer bottles were apparently hurled at the panes as part of the vandalism.
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Masonic Hall
Dol-A-Wise
College registration days announced for winter term
Maur fon M. Remig registrar of South Western Oregon College announces official registration days Thursday December 37 Friday December 28 and Monday December 31 for the winter term starting Wednesday January 3.
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Maurfon M. Remig
South Western Oregon College
Garden club plants trees and shrubs along highway junction
A local garden club planted dogwood and rhododendron hybrids camellias and azaleas along the highway junction near MeClesing cuolemen in Pertown. The effort added hardy evergreens and juniper to the roadside display.
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