Cable TV Adds New Station in Myrtle Point
Cable TV Systems announces a new station for Myrtle Point service. KCBY channel 1 will move to dial 4 on September 30 with full station list in ad on page 4.
30 Sep 1965
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
1
Cable TV Systems announces a new station for Myrtle Point service. KCBY channel 1 will move to dial 4 on September 30 with full station list in ad on page 4.
Fall clothing construction courses at St Marks Church attract nine registrations with a 15-student goal as SWOCC backs the program. The Myrtle Hotel hosts chamber talks on water district and rural fire districts while the Christian Women’s Club plans noon meetings. Scouting notes report 19 boys enrolled and a French club elects officers as activities continue through October.
Crest ers defeated Bandon 28 to 7 with strong defense led by Metzger Wilberger and Wie. Marty Stone played backfield for first time and called plays while coach Mid praised efforts to improve passing though five attempts yielded two interceptions.
The Crester's 7th grade football team opened their 1066 season with a 2 to 7 loss to Bandon last Saturday. Crester reserves scored late as Bandon added a late TD in the final minutes. The Bobcats prepare for an 11 a.m. kickoff this week against Florence.
Coquille readies for its debut Sumest League encounter against the Bebcats at home. The team finished pre league play with a 28 138 win over Glide pess or move on the ground with Carroll and Rob Wakefield starring in the Devil game. Craig Johnson leads Coquille’s pressing attack as quarterback with Carroll supporting.
The UGN campaign opens with renewed spirit to reach a $125,000 goal to support needs in Coos County through the Mini fund drive.
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