Juvenile Council Considers Work Camp and Services
At a joint meeting in the county courthouse the Juvenile Court and council discussed options for a work camp with part time classes for at risk youths. They favored studying unified access to car use content for principals and the potential benefit of a probation logistics service for school administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage Senuvenile Court
Coos
Robert Belloni
Kenneth Carvall
Chasubell
Haldl
T. A. Groupe
Comels
Ralph Krings Return Vacation Tour Highlights
Ralph Krings embarked on a 9200 mile journey visiting national monuments and historic sites across the United States. The trip included Carlsbad Caverns and White Sands New Mexico, Chiricahua National Monument Arizona, Pipe National Monument and Canyonlands in Oklahoma and California, plus Yosemite and Joshua Tree in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Krings
Carlsbad Caverns
Mec Rose Gardens
Tyler
Texas
Casse Grande
Pea Wattion
Oklahoma
Yosemite Falls
Joshua National Monument
Noted Journey Home From Oregon Trip
The report recalls Ralph and companions traveling by gas-buggy from a cave near Brownsville Texas to their homeward route via several stops to renew friendships and meet relatives. Weather was ideal and no serious accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame Keine
Brownsville
Texas
Ralph
Ain
Oregon
Oregon Counties Invited to Exhibit at State Fair
The Oregon State Fair Commission invites 12 counties to register their displays at the Salem event. Lincoln Jefferson Polk Coos Marion Linn Curry Douglas Hood River Yamhill Benton Malheur are listed as entrants with free booth space and 100 expense funds per county. Exhibits must tell a county story of crops or industry and score at least 70 points on display quality and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Ursel Narver
Commission
Lincoln
Jefferson
Polk
Coos
Marion
Linn
Curry
Douglas
Hood River
Yamhill
Benton
Malheur
Myrtle Point Loses to Coos Bay in Legion Game
Myrtle Point and Coos Bay met in a closely contested Legion junior game. Richard Armstrong of Myrtle Point hit two major league homers and a triple while striking out 10, but walked 10 and was hit by a pitch at critical times as Coos Bay won 12 to 10. Both teams had seven hits and four errors in a grueling night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Richard Armstrong
Myrtle Point Legion
Coos
June Timber Sale Sells 23 872 Mbd Feet for 648 484
The Bureau of Land Management sold 23 872 M board feet of timber for 648 483 95 in six tracts at its June sale. Two extra tracts drew no bids. Bids ranged across Douglas fir and other species with top prices per M bd ft noted for each tract. The next Coos Bay District sale is set for July 15 1960 at the district office in Coos Bay Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
Tim
Vincent Creek
Barker Timber Company
Eugene
International Paper Company
Pane
Berker-Willamette Lumber Co
Esmond Creek
West Fork
Smith River
Davidson Thidonaisine Inc
Iuernational Paper Company
Larson Lumber Co
Daniels Creek
Douglas
Douglas Lywood Co
Coos Bay Tinber Co
Dow Douglas Fir
Fogle Cape Arago Perl Coeig
Oop ‘Wallner ‘Lamber Co
Reedspert Timber Co
Reeusneotdietar
Coesk
Loone
Elkside Co
Plywood Cascades Plyw Corporation
Coos Bay
Park Avenue
Oregon
Oregon Farmland Values Rise 5 Percent in Latest OSC Report
Oregon farmland values edged upward in spring with per acre values up about 5 percent from March a year earlier and near 2 percent above last November. Grazing land led gains with an 8 percent rise while irrigated land rose 5 percent and dry land 3 percent. total market value reaches around 2 billion dollars with average farm real estate at about 9784 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Elvera Horrell
Oregon State College
Horrell
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Horrelllso
Temporary Homes For Children Seek Urgent Help
Coos county welfare agencies seek a caring couple to provide temporary group care for several children. Prefer Coquille or bay area homes but others considered. Emergency care lasts from a day or two to about a month with a daily rate per child. For qualifications and foster care details contact Jean Altorfer or Jerald Bigar at 317 Hall building, Congress 7-7016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Children’s Department of the Welfare Agency
Jean Altorfer
Jerald Bigar
Hall Built
Congress
Coos Deputies Attend State Tax Collectors Training
Coos county deputies Albert Armstrong Marcia Lehman and Mildred Borgard joined 75 attendees from 22 counties at the state tax commission seventh training school in Oregon City. The session covered laws legal opinions and methods with demonstrations of Clackamas county tax accounting machines and a talk on public employee moral obligations by Reverend David Fosselman of the University of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos
Oregon City
Charles M. Strawn
Albert F. Armstrong
Marcia Lehman
Mildred Borgard
Coos County
State Tax Commission
Clackamas County
David Fosselman
University of Portland
Oregon State Bar Offers $300 Prize for Best Article or Editorial
The Oregon State Bar offers a $300 prize for the best article or editorial on judicial subjects published in any Oregon newspaper. J B Bedingfield Jr of Coos Bay will judge along with Edwin J Peterson Fred Shidelur John Hulteng Harris Ellsworth and two OSB members and three Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association members. The panel selects entries from a series of articles or editorials published in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Bedingfield
Coos Bay
Oregon State Bar Press
State Bar
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Bedingfield
Edwin J Peterson
Portland
Fred Shidelur
Oregon State College Department of Journalism
John Hulteng
University of Oregon Department of Journalism
Harris Ellsworth
Roseburg
Oregon
Unclear OCR Summary of September Gearhart Event
Fragmentary text mentions a state bear sainsl in Gearhart in September and a writer or civic group involved. Names Watford Ey Anne Sullivan George Castillo appear as possible participants or awardees, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearhart
Watford Ey
Anne Sulliven
George Castillo
Car Collision on Highway 101 Injures Two Women
Two women suffered minor injuries and shock in a head on collision on Highway 101 near Singlehouse Slough Bridge last Monday. Albert E. Zoner allegedly drove on the wrong side, colliding with Delores Patterson and passenger Mrs. Jim Noden of Le Point. Noden had lacerations from the windshield. both were taken to Coquille by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 101
Singlehouse Slough Bridge
Albert E. Zoner
Delores Patterson
Jim Noden
le Point
Noden
Coquille
4-H News Meeting Notes and Parade Shirt Colors
4 H NEWS reports a Broadbeet Broad pertee meeting chaired by Donald Gulstrom. Discussion covered parade shirts with color choices of blue and black and ongoing preparations for the June event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gulstrom
Bronco Busters
Broadpertee
Glen Gulstrom
Balbh G
Beesent
Condon’s Chili Recipe Instructions and Warnings
A handwritten style recipe lists ground beef and pork with chili beans onions celery and chili powder. It advises browning meat then baking covered for 30 minutes at 325 degrees and warns to use hot peppers sparingly, adding more at the table if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
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Hord
Elmer Strode Coserert
Sorenson & Johnston Lumber Co
Con
BLM
OSC
Oregon State Bar
Evans Dairy Bar
Jaxzyman
Eddie Condon
Mie
Eddie
Pan Pee
Bao
Taneee
SAA
Wizard
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