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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1953
Page
6
The Harlem Road Kings led by Bobby Grund head to Myrtle Point for a Sunday game against the Bucks at the new junior high gym. The matinee starts at 2 30 pm with the rivals expected to deliver fast basket action on the local court.
Mark Ob leads the Harlem Roadkings for a 160 game schedule after a 152 win season and 9 losses. Cleo, famed double shuffle dribbling ace, coaches the witty squad as they tour the United States and Canada. The team is billed as top road entertainment with nightly games and Sunday appearances.
Graveside services were held Monday afternoon January 19 for Margy Rae Wolgamott infant daughter of Moe and Mrs Dean Wolgamott Myrtle Porat. The infant was born October 14 1962 and died at three months four days. Arley F Moore officiated the service.
An opinion column from Raver We notes strong government influence on markets in 1930s America. It argues big business control, questions speculative buying, warns of potential 100 to 200 point drops, and urges cautious investing backed by patience and savings.
Walter Schroeder reports 4 H clubs forming with Maury Young leading a bed study club and Dave Philpott directing livestock efforts. John Van Calear runs a dairy or project club as more clubs begin enrollment and a 4 H executive committee meets to set a program.
On Thursday the 29th a county wide weed meeting for site interested people is scheduled at 130 pm in the Coquille courthouse. County extension agent John Ro Thienes says Oregon State specialists Rex Warren and Mike Huber will advise on weeds spray equipment and new chemical weed killers and control practices.
Rex Warren leads a discussion on spray equipment while Mike Huber handles demonstrations. Thienes notes plans for group slides on chemical brush control and related topics.
Oregon State College has a new soil testing laboratory led by Dr Larry Alban to help Coos county farmers and gardeners determine fertilizer needs. Service available through local extension offices with box kits and instruction sheets. Tests include acidity lime requirement available phosphate available calcium and available potash priced at $2.50 for the full five tests or $1.50 for select tests. Boron and organic matter tests cost $1.00 each. The state college tests are more accurate than the quick extension office test.
A fragment advises motorists about braking problems and the risk of accidents while noting common sense about workplace harmony with a boss.
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