Places to Register Announced by Coos County Clerk
Coos County registrars for 1960 listed by County Clerk Georgianna Vaughn include Allegany Arago Bandon Coos Bay North Bend Coquille Myrtle Point Cooston Sitkum and other locations. Registration is allowed year round but voting in primaries general or special elections requires registration by 8 pm 31 days before the election. Voters must be U S citizens at least 18 and have resided in the state for six months by the day before the election.
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Coos County
Georgianna Vaughn
Allegany
Arago
Bandon Library
Waldrop & Kronenberg
Bridge
Lor-Max
Broadbent
Bunker Hill
Archers Store
Chariston
Dobbyn Grovey
Coos Bay
Labor Temple
4Th and
Curtis
Stillman's Office
N. Broadway
Candyland
Central
Miller Real Estate & Insurance
Anderson
Lelong
Ocean Blvd
Cooston
Rt.22
North Bend
Coquille
2Nd St
Eastside
6Th Avenue
Flore Hartman
Newmark
Clyde Deval Insurance
Englewood
Bills Mobil Service
Fairview
Orange Hall
Fourmile
Stultz Real Estate
Glasgow
Greenacres
Lockeside
Lakeside Mercantile Service
Millington
Millington Grocers
Myrtle Point
Hogan Realty
City Recorder's Office
Norway
Parkersburg
Bear Creek
Powers
Sheedy Drug
Riverton
Sitkum
Wantoons Club
Wall Highway 42
Powers Junction
Mets Nemec
WSIS
Conedua
Myrtle Point Jasvees
del Meketron
Jaycers Hepa
Youan
Bob Hagen
Myrth Point
Myrtle Point Band Invited to State Educators Conference
MPHS band members and 80 performers under director Les Simons will travel by two buses to the University of Oregon for the State Educators Conference on Music Education. They perform Friday morning and join a band clinic Saturday, with a campus tour and hotel stay.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
U of O
Les Simons
Eugene
Osborne Hotel
Simons
Arthur Henry
Arlo Duncan
Ray Neugart
Oregon Farm Calendar Announces Early 4-H and Society Meetings
New dates listed include the Jan 20 22 Oregon 4-H Leaders conference and Jan 30 Fur Farm Field Day at Withycombe Auditorium Oregon State College. An American Society of Range Management meeting is set for Feb 25 in Portiana. The Oregon State 4H club conference occurs Feb 16 17 at Marion Hotel Salem and Feb 25 26 North Willamette Valley Horticulture Society meets at the Armory Gresham.
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Oregon
Withycombe
Oregon State College
American Society of
Portiana
Oregon State
Marion Hotel
Salem
Washington Armory Hillsboro
North Willamette Valley
Armory Gresham
Outstanding Young Men Named At JC Bosses Night Banquet
At the Junior Chamber Bosses Night banquet held at the Anglers Cafe last Monday, Jac Elias, Jenn Koight and Ion were named Outstanding Young Men. Over 120 JC members and guests attended as Richard Severson introduced speaker Jack Lively, Springfield attorney and former Oregon State JEs official, who urged voters to study candidates and vote for the person, not a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jac Elias
Marth
Jenn Koight
Ion
Annus
Comnerc
Anglers’ Cafe
Jc's
Springfield
Ccemeniys
Richard Severon
Jack Lively
Oregon
Mr Lively
Founang
United States of America
Father Littlehales
St Marks Episcopal Church
Ronald van Vinck
Kay Landis
Myrtle Aires
Don Schimmer
Myrtle Point
Commoerce
Jack Ellis
Pyramid Block Co
Laft
Scoop Brodie
Lloyd Swenson
Paul Frenzen
John Knight
Coquille River
Herald Press
Nineteen Groups At City Recreational Meeting
Nineteen organizations and churches attended a Wednesday Recreational meeting at the hall presided by Cam Beckham. Ben Nichols outlined a plan for a coordinated recreation program with a two member per organization commission and a possible fifty member advisory board to meet in February. Attendees included Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Booster Club M P Women's Club Garden Club Sportsmen's Club Beta Sigma Phi Jaycee Ettes Methodists Presbyterians Christians Brethren SDA High School Coos County Fair Board and local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Beckham
GF Albertson
Ben Nichols Cits
Nichols
Booster Club
M P Women’s Club
Business & Professional
M. P Garden Club
Beta Sigma Phi Jaycee Ettes
Methodist Church Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Church of the Brethren
Coos County Fair Board
I . A. Cio
Dog License Ordinance Change For County and City
Notice to dog owners about a change in ordinance requiring licenses for any dog kept on premises in the city and county. Licensing applies to all dogs and penalties apply for noncompliance. licenses must be displayed on the dog. Public notice issued by the Coos County Dog Centre.
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Coos County
Republican chairman Gunnar tours Oregon counties in 1966 drive
Republican state chairman Peter Gunnar completes a southern and western Oregon tour. He meets leaders and workers in Jackson, Klamath, and Coos counties on January 19 20 and 21 while traveling about 17 miles in Oregon on behalf of the party since his January 1966 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gunnar
Oregon
Cees County
Jackson County
Klamath County
Gunnar
Salem Law- Tr
Election of School Directors Draws Large Voter Turnout
Voters in Myrtle Point and surrounding districts cast large turnouts Monday for school director elections in districts 2 3 32 65 77 41C 41 and zone results. The article lists winners in several zones including Powrie Driscoll Mast Kirk Winkelman Evans and others, with close ballots noted and fundraising drives plus a March of Dimes campaign details.
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Robert E Powrie
Con Driscoll
Myrtle Point
Hollis Mast
Darrell Brodie
Lee Valley
Norway
John Kirk
Dora
Sitkum
Howard Winkelman
TED
Presen Bridge
Cone IV
Ftulka
Broadbent
Robert Fo Thon
Newcower
John Carton
Rebecca Evans
Metdon
Woodrow Rebron
City Council Seeks State Aid for 1961 Street Paving Efforts
Myrtle Point council pursues state aid allocations for street improvements on Maple and Ash Streets along Gravel Ford road. An ordinance for a $30 000 bond passes as the Taxi Committee approves A P Montague's taxi permit. Civil Defense head replaced. Chamber notices appreciation. future recreation meeting set.
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Myrtle
Maple Street
Ash St
Highway 42
Ford Road
Herald
Ray Harris
Trailer House
Net
Metzger
Curt Beckham
A. P Montague
Montag
Ernest Bryant
Myrtle Point
Alton “Bud” Epperson
Loren Sabin
Southwestern Safety Conference at Coquille Jan 23
Southwestern Oregon safety conference in Coquille on January 23 features talks by notable speakers, a panel discussion on safety, and demonstrations including a power line lowering illustration. More than 300 workers from Southwestern Oregon industries attend for industrial accident prevention education.
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S.W
Oregon Safety Conf
Coquille Snt
Puble Ardits Creshowing
Oregon
Myrle Point Girl Earns Highest Honor at University of Oregon
Mary Jo Schroeder received straight A grades in all subjects for the last term at the University of Oregon. She was one of only 59 students to earn this distinction, requiring a 3.5 GPA or higher. Their parents, Mr and Mrs Elton Schroeder, received a commendation letter from University President O Meredith Wilson praising her record.
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Richard Jamsgard
Mar J. Schroeder
University of Oregon
Shi
Universit
Elton Schroeders
Mary Jo
O. Meredith Wilson
Bank Deposits Rise in 1959 at Security Bank Annual Meeting
Hares G Dement re-elected president at the Security Bank annual meeting held January 14. Officers elected include Poehutz cashier and Zummwell assistant cashier. Directors named Wallace B. Dement Fred True F R A Perkins E L Clausen and Harry C. Dement. Deposits for the year ending December 1959 rose from 1958 totals of 5 764 200 to 7 019 400 with capital at 200 000 and surplus rising to 275 000 and undivided profits to 554 736 making total assets 555 473.
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Hares G Dement
Security Bank
Poehutz
Zummwell
Hy Chard
Severson
Wallace B. Dement
Fred True
FR A Perkins
E. L. Clausen
Harry C. Dement
Humphrey to Visit Oregon for Three Day Campaign Tour
Senator Hubert H Humphrey the Democratic presidential candidate will tour Oregon February 7 to 9 focusing in Eastern Oregon and Portland. He plans a luncheon speech in Portland at the Democratic Round Table at the Multnomah Hotel and a public reception in the same venue. He will also meet with Oregon labor leaders that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Humphrey
Oregon
Portland
Hubert H Humphrey
Minnesota
Portland A.ca
Humphrey
Democratic Round Table
Multnomah Hotel
Oregon Democrates
Kindergarten Rlde Dedicated Debt Free to City by Association
The Myrtle Point Kindergarten Association unveiled a debt free building addition to the Scout complex Sunday. Don Bartley presided as president of the association, with Frank Furman supervising, and many local businesses and individuals donated labor and funds. A commemorative plaque, read by Mayor Griffin, honored all contributors and noted future placement on Page Ten.
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Frank Furman
Mayor Griffin
Laverne Noyes
Don Bartley
Rlde
Kandergarten
Othe
Kindergarten Corp Pre Tding Mbosor
Graffin
Hohe City
Rombggarten Corporation
Frank Fusion
Bar Ween O
Dol-A-Wise Market
American Legion Auxiliary
Wayne Babcock
Myrtle Point P T. A. Jaycee- Ettes
George Babb
al Pierce Lumber Co
Douglas Fir Plywood
Georgia-Pacific
Glenn Gulstrom
Brodie Shingle Co
Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club
Grif
Fin Farm Supply
Cheney Spur Lumber Co
Leep Logging Co
Mike
Fritz
Goldon Bogle
Moons Hardware
Charles Culbertson
Don's
Harold Belloni
Evans Dairy
Bridge Grange
Edwards Electric
August Jorgensen
Hdw
City of
Myrtle Point
Griffin
Coos County Livestock Group to Meet at High School
The Coos County Livestock Association holds its annual meeting in Myrtle Point High School library on Saturday January 23 with Dr Kent Christensen Oregon State College agricultural economist speaking on lamb import issues. Wayne Mosher and Jackman will show range fertilizing and forage history programs. Grant Scott notes committee planning with Extension Service and reports from related agencies. Luncheon served by Broadbent Grange ladies in the cafeteria at noon.
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Kent Christensen
Oregon State College
Coos County
Jackman
Wil Tale
Oregon
Rema
Extension Service
Fish and Wildfire Service
Coos Forest Protective Association
Grant Scott
Association
the Broadbent Grange
Bobcats Win Two Games Then Face Brookings This Weekend
Myrtle Point and Gold Beach clash as MP defeats Gold Beach 56 to 42 with Radloff 16 and Mast 14 leading the scoring. Myrtle Point also beat Douglas in a 51 to 45 road win as Curry and Mast pace the Cats. JV squads split earlier, prep for Brookings host.
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Morth
Oan
Gold Beach
Cota
Gota
Onright
Mary. Radloff
Ray Mast
Myrtle Point
Husky
Chuck Denny
Panthers
Sease
M P Fresh
Getchell
H. Thomas
Radloff
Dornath
J. Thomas
Mast
Valentine
Sthen
Denny
Byerly
Payne
Carpenter
Dollalas
Trojans
Tom Curry
Curry
Jvsq
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Delmar McFin
Ray Henshiw
Monte Martin
Pyramid
Don Troxell
Dean Mason
Ellis
City Park and Recreation Committee
Ord
March of Dimes Dr
Death Takes
Mrs. V V Hagedorn
Vo Hagedorn
Bria
Jan
Salen
Lomburs
Theeppatria
Woltis
Mos Boots
John Kish
Ted Vech
Woatshtarmiate
Corm
Bodaas
John Catan
Vanes
Brodie
Mr Mast
Howard Winkletian
Robert Fo Thonmipsen
John Carman
Fvans
Mr Powrn
Tham Coffman
Kruobunson
Ed Parmer Puedes
Theochor Pusat Franzen
Woule Tee
Vedoan
Chamber of Commerce
Aloe
Coos Co. Livestock Ass’n
Bobcats
Myrtle Point High
Brookings
Rae
Ings
Inkgits
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