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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
3
Coos County Livestock association sponsors a meeting at 8 p.m. October 7 in Myrtle Point high school vo ag room. A local veterinarian will discuss liver flukes grubs and lice life cycles and methods of control and timing. The session aims to emphasize economic importance and has earned praise from local livestock men.
Myrtle Crest Cubs defeated Bandon 19 to 0 at home last Saturday. New starters Mike Kissell Greg Wilberger John Breuer and Mike Adams anchored the line while Mike Adams Gus Metsgus Walter Seals and Den Krewson cleared paths and defense stifled Bandori. Next game schedule lists Reedsport visit Saturday at 10 am.
Langhan says five sons aged 18 months to 18 years join staff in Coos Bay Myrtle Point and Powers while James Lenahan names Wallace general manager. Wallace, in business since 1948, works on technical problems and will report findings and corrective steps as he probes transmission issues and maintains service quality.
The youth activities director of an oil company voices that misaligned incentives and bureaucratic state control hinder Soviet agriculture. RB. T. Crosby notes American families spend 36 percent of budgets on food while Russians allocate about 50 percent for far less nourishment, highlighting gaps in efficiency and import of US farming methods.
Republican Chair Phillip J. Roth and Democratic Chair E. D. Spencer urged a Yes vote at the October 15 special tax election. They warned that a No vote would trigger immediate drastic cuts to public education and harm Oregon's schools and universities.
More than 60 Oregonians met at the Marion Hotel in Salem on October 1 to set up seven committees under a $100000 mental health planning grant. Governor Hatfield warned that a no vote in October could cut funds.
The Dexter fish station near Oak Hole expects a record spring chinook catch, with about 4000 adult fish anticipated as the largest taken at Dexter since 1955. Survival through summer was strong due to cooler water, reducing disease-related mortalities in the holding pond.
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