Coos TB Association Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
At the Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Association annual meeting in Bandon on April 4, officers were elected led by President Mrs. R D Lockhart Myrtle Point and vice presidents E Hughes Coquille Willis Van Leuven Bandon with James Norman Coos Bay as secretary Lara Morgan Bandon treasurer Nedra Schwarz Coos Bay and Max Swerking Coquille as representative director.
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Coos County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Bandon
R D. Lockhart
Myrtle Point
E . Hughes
Coquille
Willis van Leuven
James Norman
Coos Bay
Lara Morgan
Nedra Schwarz
Max Swerking
Robe . Bright
North Bend
R. D. Lockhart
E. W. Hughes
Harry McDonald
Charleston
Leon Farmer
Hauser
Alfred Johnston
Lakeside
Gladys Durrand
Health Department
Oregon
Kim Whitney
Ma-Hi Times
Glen A Enge
Robert E. Bright
Red Sails in the Sunset Theme for Senior Ball
The Senior ball will be held Saturday night from 9 30 to 1 30 with the theme Red Sails in the Sunset. It follows the annual Junior Senior banquet hosted by the juniors. Mrs Bruce Munro, involved in the Junior High lunch project, was surprised Thursday by a birthday party with teachers workers relatives and friends. cake and coffee were served.
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James Gamwell
Bruce Munro
No Cash Available to Repair Flood Damage on Old Butler Place
John Gearhart reports a government reply denying flood control funds for repairs at the old Butler farm across the Coquille River from Myrtle Point on the Arago road. The Corps cites no funds or authorization for aid, noting emergency repair funds are limited to existing flood control works and cannot be used here.
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John Gearhart
Coquille Port Commission
Francis G McBride
Butler Farm
Myrtle Point
Arago Road
Mr Gearhart
Coquille River
Corps of Engineers
Congress to Fund Flood Control Work After Survey
Lt Colonel Francis G McBride states Congress must authorize and appropriate funds for flood control projects. A survey near the Coquille river and tributaries will assess economic feasibility and local acceptance before recommending construction. He offers to provide further information if needed.
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Congress
Coquille River
Francis G McBride
Corps of Engineers
Dist
Oregon Farmers Get 21.5 Million For Processing Crops
Oregon farmers received 21.5 million dollars for vegetables aimed at canning and freezing, a 20 percent rise from 1955. W C Hatfield of the American Can Company noted 597 million pounds sold and that Oregon ranked third nationally in crop value for processing.
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Oregon
W C Hatfield
American Can Company
Hatfield
Lumber Market Stats Show Dip From Averages in March
Portland report by Harris E Smith of the West Coast Lumbermen’s Association notes March production at 181,039,000 bf and shipments at 166,697,000 bf. Three months 1957 totals compare with 1956 and 1955, while unfilled orders reach 635,869,000 bf and gross stocks 1,197,971,000 bf.
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Portland
Ore
Harris E Smith
West Coast Lumbermen's Associaon
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