Open Letter to Teenagers by Paul Harvey
A juvenile court judge in Denver, Philipp Gilliam, is quoted advising teenagers to take responsibility. The message urges teens to work, help others, and contribute, stressing that entertainment, facilities, and a living are not owed, and that youths owe the world their time, energy, and talents to prevent war.
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Paul Harvey
Denver
Colo
Philipp
Gilliam
Red Cross
Salution Army
Catholics split Nixon Stevenson vote in religious poll
A Princeton Research Service "Man on the Street" survey of Catholics asks which candidate they would support if Stevenson faced Nixon or Kennedy. Among Catholics, Nixon leads Stevenson 49.5 to 48.9 percent with 0.0 undecided and 1.0 neither. The survey also probes Kennedy as Democratic candidate against Nixon.
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Nixon
Stevenson
Kennedy
Princeton
New Jersey
Thole
Anson
Orohn Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Rank
Adlai Stevenson
John Kennedy
Candidate for Oregon Attorney General Profiles Estep
Salem attorney joins Republica ticket as candidate for attorney general. Estep is a World War II Marine Corps lieutenant and Willamette University Law School and University of Washington alumnus. He is noted for an enviable legal career.
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Salem
Republica
Estep
U. S. Marine Corps
Willamette Law School
University of Washington
Notable Portland Leader McKee Honored as First Citizen
Paul B. McKee, chair of Pacific Powers Light company, was named First Citizen of Portland at a civic banquet hosted by the state's largest realtors group. Dewgins Lowell praised him as a dynamic civic leader and longtime crusader for city and state causes, commending his public spirited business leadership.
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Paul B. McKee
Pacific Powers Light Company S
Portland
Dewgins Lowell
Portland Realty Board
McKee
Local shoppers urged to buy hometown to aid community
A column argues that residents who spend in neighboring towns hurt their own community and merchants. It cautions that outside merchants prey on home towns and questions why neighboring businesses assist in drawing customers away. Continued on Page Tw.
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Coquille
Myrtle Point
Ans
Dan Webster
Solomon
PP&L Boosts Power for Powers Area Expansion
Pacific Power & Light crews will raise voltage in the Powers North Powers district from 2400 to 20800 volts. Local manager William Joe Head says the upgrade adds distribution capacity to meet growing demand and future load growth. Twenty one transformers will be removed and replaced, five poles replaced, and 900 feet of new distribution wire laid.
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Pacific Power & Light Company
Powers-North Powers
William Joe Head
Pacific Power
Coquille
Powers
Head
Pp&l
Hall Thomas Earns All State Football Spot at Pendleton
Myrtle Point High School senior Hall Thomas, 3 year letterman, is chosen by the State Shrine Hospital committee to play in the All-State football game at Pendleton on August 20. He is the son of Dr and Mrs H Thomas of Myrtle Point.
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Gene Owens
Myrtle Point High School
Hal Thomas
Pendleton
Hall
Thomas
H. Thomas
Myrtle Point
Dogs Killing and Chasing Deer Around Local Areas
State police and the local department report owned dogs chasing and killing deer on Cemetery Road and Stover Lane. Several deer have died or near death. fines from 25 to 500 dollars can be issued for loose dogs. Residents urged to keep dogs penned and notify authorities with sightings.
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Cemetery Road
Stover Lane
Coquille
Les Palire
McKinley Grange Ladies Report Dinner At Community Building
The McKinley Grange No 582 PA club heard a report on the February 8 dinner at the Community Building. Proceeds support the new McKinley Grange hall. Thanks were given to Mrs Ben Hudson Wilma Bynum and Clara Lund for assisting. Quilt blocks are requested by the next meeting. a tea-towel shower is planned and members should bring tea towels to the March 10 meeting at Mrs Frenk Keizer.
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PA Club
McKinle Grange
Ries
Mre E Churchill
MccKinley Grange
McKinley Grange Hall
Ben Hudson
Wilma Bynum
Clara Lund
Grange
Frenk Keizers
Judge Belloni Explains Juvenile Courts To Rotarians
Circuit Judge Robert C Belloni told Myrtle Point Rotary club that juvenile courts aim to rehabilitate youths under 18 who offend or are neglected. He warned public understanding is crucial for effective work and public support.
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Robert Belloni
Rotarians
Robert C Belloni
Myrtle Point
Dairymen Hear Pertinent Advice At Annual Meeting
Dairymen discussed disease control with a panel of specialists led by Don Anderson of Oregon State College. The session covered antibiotics as a safe treatment for mastitis and included Dr. Robert Goulding, Kenneth Carl, Elvon Holman, Wayne Russell, and Norman Halter.
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George Jenkins
Myrtle Grange Hall
Norway
Don Anderson
Oregon State College
Robert Goulding
Kenneth Carl
Division of Foods and Dairies
State Department of Agriculture
Elvon Holman
Wayne Russell
Norman Halter
Safewas
Farmers Hear Experts Discuss Soil Management At Myrtle Grange
Experts including Arthur King and Oscar Hag address soil management topics at Myrtle Grange Norway on Monday February 22 starting at 10 00 am The program covers testing fertilization liming grazing and flood control with luncheon at noon and a 3 00 pm wrap up The meeting features Oregon State College staff and dairy and agriculture officials and reports on dairy herd testing and new testing services for pipe line milkers.
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Myrtle Grange
Arthur King
Oregon State College
Aoeeting
Mortle Grange Hall
Norway Mertay
Oregon Mik Market, Inc
Oscar Hag
Paul Elliker
Oregor
Joe Gray
Fiela
Fivon Heraf
Community Calendar Available at Church Office
The Community Calendar is listed at the Church of Commerce, 620 Spruce Street. It covers meetings and events from July 1 to 30 and lists local organizations including Myrtle Paint, Jaycees, and 24 merchants foundational to the calendar.
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C. of Com
Spruce Street
C. Sober
Cammeres
Spruce S
Awiel
Coos County 4-Hers to Attend Officers School
Coos County 4 H club members will attend an officers school on Saturday February 20 at 1 56 AM in the multi purpose room of Coquille High School. The program planned by junior leaders includes training for all club officers.
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Coos County
Coquille High School
Paul Raven
Roger B Todd Elected To Lead Coos Co Juvenile Council
Coos county's juvenile advisory council elected Roger B Todd North Bend attorney as chairman at a special meeting February 1 at the county courthouse. Vice-chairman is Rev Lloyd R Swenson Myrtle Point. Mrs Ralph Stuller Cocquille named secretary. Rev Leslie D Dunton Coos Bay to join the council, filling Elwin Frye Powers vacant slot.
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Coos County
Roger B Todd
North Bend
County Court House
Lloyd R Swenson
Myrtle Point
Ralph Stuller
Cocquille
Robert Belloni
Jude
Leslie D Dunton
Coos Bay
Mana
Elwin Frye
Powers
Crants Pass
High School Band Plans Feb 21 Benefit Concert
The high school band will perform at Myrtle Crest Gym on February 21 starting at 2 pm. Proceeds from the $1 admission will aid the purchase of new equipment for the band.
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Myrtle Crest Gym
Ph. Moerth
Auto license exams set for February 24 in city hall
A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Bisidle at city hall on Wednesday February 24 1960 from 9 am to 4 pm according to an announcement from the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Bisidle
Department of Moto Vehicles
Oregon
National Principals Convention to Meet in Portland
Portland hosts the National Association of Secondary Principals 44th annual convention February 27 to March 2 with about 6000 participants. Notable speakers include Dr James B Conant Dr Lee A DuBridge and Joe Hook plus Nip discussion panels on current educational issues. Readings include visits to Lincoln High Tacoma Beaverton Beaverton St Marys Academy and tours of area schools and attractions.
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Portland
Oregon
Penripale
National Associaen of Secondary
Sekeral Prin- Chtuals
Jares B Conant
Harvard University
American Hell School
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Lee A DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Joe Hook
National Councilllor Teachers of English
Chiff Robinson
Nator B Pasmenpal Group
Northwest
Lincoln High School
Tacoma
North Salem
Salem
South Eugene
Eugene
Beaverton High School
Beaverton
St. Mary's Academy
Pacific Ocean
Columbia
Miss Davenport Elected VP of WAC at Oregon State
Joanne Davenport was elected vice president of the Women’s Athletic Club at Oregon State College in Corvallis. A senior next year she plans to major in physical education and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Davenport of Myrtle Point.
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Women's Recreational Association
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Joanne Davenport
Joanne
A. Davenport
Myrtle Point
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Minwie Hermanse
C Street
Hermann
Littlock
Ark
George Hermann
Thomas Barklow
Hermanns
Arthur Russell
Caughter
George Crewse
Ed Emory
Roseburg
Merman
Herald
Crewse
Myrtle Point Union High School
Herald Press
Kenneth Fink
Princeton Research Service
Merlinertep
Raul B. McKee
Rotary
Hall Thomas
Dees
McKinley Grange
Com
Puck
Dory
Goulding
Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Fd Sandine
Board of
Sandine
Tom Rauscher
Roger B. Todd
Coos Co
Juvenile Advisory Council
Miss Davenport
WAC
Ore
Maenat Wahietorium
Kite
Marvin Radloff
Kind
Bite Peernies
Dianne Cahoon
Gale Ime
Tees Om
Asketba Onan
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