Budget Totals and Shifts in 1963 General Fund Appropriations
Freeman Holmer, director of the department of finance and administration, notes the 1963 session adjusted general fund needs to 404 million while endorsing a 403.9 million baseline. Major increases funded higher education and the legislature, while big cuts came from basic school support and higher education student teacher ratios.
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Executive Branch
Ways and Means
Board of Control
Legislative Assembly
State Emergency Board
Tax Commission
Freeman Holmer
Department of Finance and Administration
Industry Farming High Hazard
National Farm Safety Week highlights farm death rate trends from 58.8 in 1961 to higher than the national average. Work accidents remain 31 percent of farm incidents, while other industries cut such incidents to 15 percent. Emphasizes farming safety practices and craftsman role to reduce risk.
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National Safety Council
Farm Safety Week Emphasizes Safe Habits Across Industries
The piece notes many industries correct mistakes quickly while farming often lacks direct supervision. Unsafe acts become habits if not corrected promptly, so bad habits must be replaced with proper methods. National Farm Safety Week should not end with the week but spark year round accident prevention and safer work habits.
Food for the Young Couple bulletin offers summer convenience tips
Coos County Extension Agent Watts shares quick meal ideas using ready made and frozen foods for newlyweds. Tips cover portioned packages, using leftovers, and simple desserts with fruit. The bulletin notes storage benefits and invites readers to request a copy from the Coquille extension office. Summer turkey availability is also mentioned.
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Coquille
Festive Turkey Sandwich Tips and Kitchen Cabinet Hack
The article suggests using leftover turkey for cold sandwiches and salads. It offers a simple kitchen organization hack from USDA ARS: drill holes in cabinet shelves and insert wires to create rust proof dividers for pans bowls and dishware.
Doernath Family Visits in Oregon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Erne Doernath drove to Tillamook on Wednesday to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Loren Sargent and family. They also visited another daughter and family Mr and Mrs Ken Ray and children in Eugene before returning to Myrtle Point on Saturday.
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Erne Doernath
Tillamook
Loren Sargent
Ken Ray
Eugene
Myrtle Point
Medalist Tournament Won By Linn At Coquille Valley Club
George Linn posted the low net of 61 with one bogie all day as the medalist tournament concluded at Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club. Dr. Jay Gardner and Don Warner tied for second with 62s. Frank Meldrum third with 68. Tony Forbes and others followed. Mrs Milesovich captured the Mandicap Championship after defeating Mrs Cushing in the finals at the same club.
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Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
George Linn
Jay Gardner
Don Warner
Frank Meldrum
Tony Forbes
Bill Downing
Chuck McManiman
Don
Tony Milesovich
Coquille
Milosevich
Fred Cushing
Ralph Whitaker
Roy Stein
Jake Otter
Harold Stemmler
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Chicago
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Peeler
Sherwood Forest Products, Inc
Coos Co
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Summer
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Peese
Shedee
Lucky Miller
Gary Great
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Pacific Power & Light Company
Nelson Olmsted
Linn
By George Mali
Driscoll
Jack McLarrin
Jack
Milesovich
Predelen
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Odfestesterol Recaing
Gieraan
Py, BM
Veneer
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Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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