Myrtle Point council approves street width cut and junker car rule
The Myrtle Point city council directed their attorney to draft an ordinance reducing paving width on certain streets from 36 to 28 feet to save costs and protect trees. A second ordinance bans parking junker cars in residential areas for more than 30 days, with no standing for repair or other purposes. Dr. Aaron Novick replaces Scoop Brodie on the City Planning Commission, per Mayor Ross Pinkley.
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Myrtle Point
Frank Meldrum
Ben Nichols
Nichols
Junker
Coquille
Aaron Novick
City Planning Commission
Scoop Brodie
Ross Pinkley
Sharp Chadder Recipe and Cherry Pie Idea
The article describes a French Cherry Pie using Phila cream cheese powdered sugar whipping cream and cherry pie filling. Prepare an open face pie shell cream cheese fold in whipped cream then layer with cherry filling for a delightful result.
Bay Area Leads In SWOC Tally
A winter term 1961 62 register at Southwestern Oregon College shows 424 Coos County residents with 306 in Coos Bay North Bend and Empire. BayArea residents total 34 plus 81 in other Coos County towns and 28 in outlying areas, with only 22 students living outside the county.
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Southwestern Oregon College
Coos Bay
North Bend
Empire
Coos County
Lane County
Douglas
Curry
Cope County
Bay Area
Coos River
Bunker Hill
Green Acres
Charleston
Eastside
Millington
Sunny Hill
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Reedsport
Powers
Riverton
Langlois
Bridge
Broadbent
Norway
Myrtle Point High School highlights March activities and honors
Walt Holcomb opens the last pep assembly of the season on March 2 as Leonard Dickey leads a flag salute. Girl of the Month Peggy Davenport is presented by January’s Janis Coffman. The Bobcat wrestling team is featured with captains listed. A junior class skit titled The Bobcat and the Three Bruins Dance follows, with a Pachyderm Twist theme and chaperones. Radio program Bobcat 45 debuts March 14 on KWRO, aided by Peats Melody Shop. Bible Club plans a bowling party. Tau Kappa Epsilon bids Mr Ray Neugart join as Associate Member. A school assembly on wildlife conservation is presented by the Oregon State Game Commission March 6.
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Walt Holcomb
Leonard Dicky
Janis Coffman
Pegsy Davenport
Peggy
Girls’ Athletic Association
Girls’ League
Bible Club
Future Teachers Association
Future Homemakers of America
Guido Caldarazzo
Bobcat
Leonard Dickey
Mickey Kincheloe
Bruce Winningham
Andy
KWRO
Myrtle Point High School
Roger Weed
Evan Evans
Ken Waggoner
MPHS
Peats Melody Shops
Myrtle Point
School Assembly
Oregon State Game Commission
White Brothers win bid for 3.64 mile road job east of Bridge
White Brothers Construction of Walla Walla Washington was the low bidder at 977 888 for grading and oiling a 3.64 mile project between Bridge and Remote The bid was opened last Wednesday ROAD TO SPEAK 1 24 from Frank B Road the first superintendent of North Bend school will discuss early days in Coos at the Coos Curry Pioneer Association meeting Saturday March 10 at 1 pm in Simpson Park Museum North Bend The public is invited Two local men stranded on Eden Ridge were found and returned home after losing car keys Don Mabie 21 Myrtle Point and Jim Belcher 19 Bridge had spent the night with the car awaiting rescue by police and deputies The families of the late Phyllis Fo and others extend thanks and condolences for floral tributes and support from friends The note ends with thanks to those offering sympathy and floral gestures
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White Brothers Construction Company
Highway 42
Bridge
Walla Walla
Washington
Frank B Road
North Bend
Coos
Coos-Curry Pioneer Association
Simpson Park
Bay Area
Eden Ridge
Don Mabie
Myrtle Point
Jim Belcher
Thes
Tito
Sherriffs
Asm
Dental Health Series in Myrtle Point Herald
A Myrtle Point Herald health feature introduces dental care basics for general readers. Tips cover brushing technique, fluoride use, and routine dental visits to prevent decay and gum disease.
Teething and Dental Milestones for Infants
The first teeth may emerge between four and eight months with lower central incisors usually first. By age two and a half to three, all 20 deciduous teeth typical present, and the first dental inspection is recommended by then. Eruption does not reflect intelligence despite old wives tales.
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