Coos County League Elects Officers for 1973 75
The Coos County League of Women Voters elected officers for 1973 75 with Mrs. Watkins as president and Mrs. Christensen, Gearhart, and Jensen in key posts. The group will continue land use planning, update Health and Mental Health services, support the Port of Coos Bay and home rule, and discuss the budget and finance drive. An informal legislators coffee is set for April 14 at 1 p.m. at the Courthouse Thunderbird. the public is invited.
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Coos County
al Stinchfield
Dwight Bruch
TOPS Members Recognize Awards At OR Chapter
TOPS held a regular meeting with officer installation and certificates awarded. Nellie Barnett received a chapter queen certificate with cash, Mabel Miller and Leslie Chase earned division runner-up certificates, while Jo Mast and Leslie Chase were named best losers of the week and month respectively. Ruby Blanksma recovering at her daughter’s home.
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Elma Bannett
Nellie Barnett
Mabel Miller
Leslie Chase
Jo Mast
Ruby Blanksma
Lew Lambert
Mary Workman
Tops Or
City Hall
Verls Moore
Vivian Wilson
Mabel Kuller
Alma Barnett
Randy Egelhoff promoted at General Telephone
Randy Egelhoff son of Art and Mrs Egelhoff advances from One man to serviceman with General Telephone Company. He will work in Gold Beach and attend three week serviceman school in Everett Washington in June. Art Egelhoff began with West Coast Telephone Company years ago and serves as stationman in Myrtle Point Powers area.
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Randy Egelhoff
Art Egelhoff
Oneman
General Telephone Company
Serviceman
Randy
Gold Beach
Serviceman School
Everett
Washington
West Coast Telephone Company
Coos Bay Area
Art
Myrtle Point Powers
Chet Weed
Roger Weed
Bend
Kira
Felsa Weed
Roger
Ehorug
Asuka
Oregon
Grange to Hear Rojas at Myrtle Grange Meeting
Fernando Rojas from Bolivia and American Field Service exchange student will speak at the Myrtle Grange meeting on April 7. Viritors will be welcome at the gathering.
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Fernando Rojas
Bolivia
Myrtle Grange
Viritors
Oregon Livestock Losses Prompt 389 Complaints in 1972
The Oregon Department of Agriculture recorded 389 live stock loss complaints in 1972, with 171 cleared and 218 pending. Cases covered 2377 head of livestock, including 1390 cattle and 873 sheep, plus horses, swine, and other animals. Pending counts totaled 1723 head, with many cattle and sheep. 60 animals were killed and left. Investigations led to 110 documented thefts involving 400 animals, and 46 cattle arrests plus three for horses and five for sheep by livestock police and local authorities.
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Livestock Division
Oregon Department of Agriculture
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OSU graduates see rising job demand across fields
The OSU career planning director notes brighter prospects for 1972 graduates with accounting engineering and science gains. Engineering openings exceed nine months earlier while fewer surpluses appear in this field. MBA graduates and those with vocational education or scientific training find growing opportunities as summer interviews rise.
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Oregon State
Lous S
Edwards
OSU
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Vision Gospel
Denalir
Cali
Reid Bros
Coquille High School
Smaarshfield High School
Seiberling Nylon
Seiberling
Stamper's
EZ Credit Plan
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