Retirement rules and highway law debate reach states
The article outlines retirement ages for public employees and police and fire fighters, effective after July 1 1963, with benefits up to $100 monthly but lower amounts for this year. It also notes highway law unification efforts, Rogue River dam opposition, Yugoslavian estate issues, and governor Snell’s reappointment of George H Flag g and others to state boards.
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Police Amd
Oregon
New York
J M Devers
Oregon State Highway Commission
National Association of Stateway Officials
Devers
Rogue River
Reclamation Bureau
Rogue
Anys Elmer Church
Izaak Walton League of
James Loder
Oregon Wildlife Assocciation Credo
Slavia
Nick Bubinek
Astoria
Yugoslavia
Alien Enemy Property Commission
Gov Ear! Snell
George H Flagg
Public Utilities Coommissioner
Austin Dodge Heads to California for Three-Week Trip
Mr and Mrs Austin Dodge left Tuesday for Los Angeles for about three weeks on a combined business trip. The trip aims to cover meetings and expected engagements with local firms during their stay.
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Austin Dodges
California
Austin Dodge
Los Angeles
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Constructs Of New Veneer Mill Gets Start
Work on the new district veneer mill began last week with some shale difficulties at the site. The plant will produce green veneer and is seen as an asset to the area though exact employment figures are not yet announced. Officials expect several months to finish and equip the facility and production likely not start until next spring.
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Doession
Mountain States Power Cuts Light Rates Across Divisions
Mountain States Power announces June 1 rate reductions for the Coos Bay division expected to save customers over 70068 next year. The 26 year trend shows historic top step reductions, with current rates at 4 cents for the top step.
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Mountain States Power Company
Coos Bay
Clarence Coe
Coe
Myrtle Point Lions elect new officers in annual meeting
Logan White was named president of the Myrtle Point Lions Club at a recent election. Clayton Mast and Robert Belloni were chosen as first and second vice presidents, with Walter Kruger as third vice president. Ralph Kring was elected secretary, Chet Weed treasurer, Paul Hammer_tail Twister, and directors include Stanley Furman Leon Jamer Ray Neugart and outgoing secretary Jack Dunn alongside Ralph Whitaker. Installation by Past District Governor Elton Schroeder planned for June. duties begin July first. Whitaker discussed Red Cross swimming classes and plans to use a school bus for transportation, with joint Lions Rotary sponsorship pending insurance arrangements.
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Logan White
Myrtle Point Lions Club
White
Clayton Mast
Robert Belloni
Walter Kruger
Ralph Kring
Chet Weed
Paul Hammer
Stanley Furman
Leon Jamer
Ray Neugart
Jack Dunn
Ralph Whitaker
Tus
Scienee Centre Insurance
Ny ‘Enh
New Owners at Country Club Announce Opening
Coquille Valley Country Club announces its formal opening of the club house for dining and dancing. New managers Mr and Mrs Howard Doss set the grand opening for Saturday night June 7 with Johnny Dayton and his band providing music. Doss notes fast greens and an improved course in southwestern Oregon and memberships at 30 dollars per year for a family.
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Coquille Valley Country Club
Howard Does
Johnny Dayton
Doss
Portland
Vancouver
Oregon
Work Progressing At Pump House In City Water Works
City water works pump house construction advances after fall concrete pour. Cave-in risk from sliding hillside above the site discussed by the Water Committee and City Council. Delays due to trash pickup progress and road stability may affect timing for pumps to be installed and operational by late summer.
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City Water Works
Buck Billiott
Elliott
Elton Schroeder
Band Practice Set for Myrtle Point The Summer
Plans are in place to hold band practice through the summer for school bands in Myrtle Point. Arnold Melby, music instructor, announced the schedule. A beginners band meets Saturday at 10 am at the Junior High School, and the high school and city band meet Fridays at 7:30 pm at Union High School. Any instrument player is welcome.
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Myrtle Point
Arnold Melby
Melby
Union High School
Rebekah Assembly Convention Schedule and Programs
The report outlines Lodge 120 hosting the 37th meeting with introductions by Chaparral 231 and Una 120. It notes reading of last session minutes, memorials, elections, and Rebekah Degree conferral, with addresses by Luda Comstock and closing remarks.
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Ting
North Bend
Una
Mamie No
Western Star
Unit No
Rebekah
Una No
Luda Comstock
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon
Ocean No
May Rainfall Falls Far Below Normal in Valley
An exceptionally dry May yielded .78 inch of rain versus 1.68 inches last year. By June 1 rainfall stood at 44.13 inches, with nearly 2 inches more since. May saw 7 cloudy, 3 partly cloudy, 21 clear days. highs reached 88 and a low of 8. No frost due to heavy fog.
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Foe Eree
4H Members Earn Health Awards Ceremony
4H youths receive health awards amid a program featuring contestants and local organizers. Winners include Vi Caleer and Susener Wright as judges announce prizes and future hopes for the group.
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Caes
Wars
Theacy Vi Caleer
Susener Oy Wright
Smmybill
Sad ‘Bewbare
Swim Classes Planned With Red Cross Supervision
Rev Ferrett Gardiner of Reedsport and Richard J Evans forest aid representative visited with Rev W A Briggs to discuss a Red Cross supervised swimming class in July. The Myrtle Point Lions and Rotary clubs will jointly sponsor the program with transport plans and dressing room facilities being arranged.
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Ferrett Gardiner
Reedsport
Richard J. Evans
Forest Aid
Pacific Area
San Francisco
W. A. Briggs
Red Cross
Myrtle Point Lions
Rotary Clubs
Rotary luncheon honors Iiuht Nomah School quartet
Rotarians praised the men’s quartets from Iiuht Nomah School of the Bible after their singing at the Negro luncheon today at the Myrtle Motel.
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Iiuhtnomah School of the Bible
Negm
Myrtle Motel
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Mountain States Power
Lions Club
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Children’s Clinic
Pioneer Group
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