29 Dec 1960
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
1
A reader notes eight forecast sections on Kennedy era policy and 1961 business. The column predicts limited inflation, slower 1961 activity, and cautious gold and bond guidance amid global devaluation fears.
In Myrtle Point High gym, the Bobcats upset A-1 Crater High 55 to 50 to extend their winning streak to eight. Key moments include Larry Dornath’s 17 points and Jim Thomas’s late free throws clinching the victory. Crater’s Louis Alvarez led with 16 points as the visitors surged early before the Cats rallied.
The Myrtle Point Lions Club hosts a New Year’s Eve event at the Community building this Saturday. Dancing from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with the Dick Anderson Orchestra, admission 3 50 includes buffet, hats, and favors. Invitees only. Lions may bring guests. Reservations at Moller’s Grocery Rudy’s Texaco or Kafe Brose.
The Oregon Department of Planning and Development predicts 1960s growth based on a 12 percent rise in nonagricultural jobs over the past decade and 93 new plants in 1960 creating about 8 700 jobs. Programs include space industry development, expanded promotions, and community development efforts, with 21 industrial development corporations and 140 prospecting firms involved.
The M P Volunteer Firemen announced toys are available for children in needy families. Anyone aware of children who lacked toys at Christmas should contact any fireman. Mitch Myers serves as fire chief.
Winners in the Myrtle Point Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Jaycees are announced in multiple categories. The notice lists Bil Magsley and others with prizes and thanks readers for participating as the community enjoys the season.
The Lion's Skating Rink at the Community Building in Myrtle Point will remain closed until further notice.
Sitkum resident Walter D King won $500 in the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Stop and Shop campaign. The drawing prize grew over four drawings with no winner present. The next draw offers $100 and will be held Saturday January 14 if a winner is present. Mr King collected the prize at Myers and Myers department store and said he was delighted to be present. He is a lawyer with Schintier Logging.
A two week walkout by telephone workers paused on Saturday for temporary relief while the union studies a fresh offer from the company. The proposal aims to end the strike with a signed contract, but rejection would push the stoppage to continue, says local shop steward Orrell.
Fragmented line reads suggest a satirical piece about cab drivers and public attitude. The text is garbled but hints at a discussion of a taxi driver’s social standing and unwelcome presence. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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