03 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
1
Bowl results show Oklahoma and Alabama among notable performers, with Sugar, Cotton, Orange, and other bowls featuring Mississippi, Arkansas, and Mississippi State teams. Final scores and outcomes vary, reflecting a crowded postseason landscape.
The Myrtle Point Church of the Nazarene moves into its own brick building on Maple Street this week with a New Year’s Watch service. The Rev Lloyd F. Pounds leads a 40 attendee average, 33 members, and a 10 to 15 year loan backed by the district. services begin Sunday School 9 30 am and Morning Worship 10 90 11 30 am.
New York Cincinnati remained the No 1 college basketball team for the second straight week with all 35 first place votes from the UPI Board of Coaches. Loyola Chicago held second, while Illinois Arizona State UCLA and Oregon State rose on holiday tournament wins. Kentucky moved up one spot out of the top 10.
Belle's First a panorama of flowers depicting the first-born Portland's zoo elephants won an award at Pasadena Tuesday during the Tournament of Roses parade. The Portland Rose Festival entry won the prize for cities outside California in its population area.
Autopsy shows Mona Rae Minyard, 6, was assaulted and suffocated before death. Body found Monday at 1 10 p.m on Sieben Lane near Clackamas. Sheriff, state police and other agencies review other sex crimes against children. detectives trace the route from her home at 716 SE 180th Ave to the discovery site.
Talks to end the New York longshore strike resume Wednesday after a brief New Year recess. The 28 million dollar a day stoppage involves about 78 000 dock workers who walked off Dec 23 along Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports, ending a four day strike halted by an 80 day cooling off period under Taft Hartley.
Storms eased as winds dropped from gusts around 60 mph to near 26 mph. The Weather Bureau warned of gradual relief and continued gale warnings along the New England coast and into New York harbor as the storm's worst passed.
The Coos County Fair association invites the public to the Fairgrounds at 1 30 p m Sunday to discuss rebuilding storm damaged structures and plan a $60000 reconstruction. The group will borrow 900000 from the federal government for repairs to the new live stock barn and reef replacement.
Myrtle Point Bobcats won their sixth straight with a 51 34 run over Siuslaw after a slow start. Coach Frank Grove praised the win while noting the odd, watchable game. Key contributors included Dave Hatfield, Bruce Gibeau, and Jim Hatfield returning from injury. Rebounding led 24 15 for Myrtle Point as they built a halftime lead and controlled the second half.
A new plywood manufacturing course for prospective entrants and workers is set to begin tonight and runs January 3 through January 10. Larry Whitney of South Western Oregon College announced the program. Registration and fees are due at the first class session.
District Me 41 reports higher than national averages with many third graders and older students showing two or more years of advanced progress. Officials note a large share exceed the standard curriculum while some remain below average and describe ongoing programs to support extreme cases.
Miss Sylvia Sharman of Reedsport, 1962 winner of the Odd Fellow contest for a trip to the United Nations in New York, will speak at the Odd Fellows hall. High school students invited to attend and enter this year’s contest.
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