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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1955

Page

2

Veryl Hoover elevated to vice president at Pacific Power Wyoming

Veryl Hoover of Pacific Power & Light is promoted from assistant general manager to vice president for the Wyoming service area. Lloyd will replace Hoover at the local headquarters as the company reorganizes management here.

Veryl Hoover Pacific Power & Light Gombans Tant Compine Wyoming Lloyd

Edwards Named to Pacific Power Leadership Roles in West

Paul B. McKee announces Edwards as operations superintendent and later executive assistant with Albany base before Mountain States Power merger. Edwards, a 37 year veteran, will head coastal areas from Clatsop to North Lincoln and Coos Bay, overseeing lumber, fishing and farming regions while Hoover adds division manager duties in Wyoming.

Edwards Paul B. McKee Albany Mountain States Power Pacific Power & Light Company Coast Power Power Company Tillamook Pacific University Allany Wyoming Pacific Power Pacific Coast Clatsop Lincoln Coos Bay McKee Hoover Pacific Power & Light Mountain States

Sales Manager to Lead Wyoming Assignment

A former Mountain States sales leader and northern Idaho division manager is set to depart later this month for a new posting in Wyoming. The move follows his tenure guiding regional sales strategies and operations.

Er Company Mountain States Organization Northern Idaho Wyoming

Shrine Hospital all-star grid game set for August 20

Officials expect a large crowd for the 8th annual Shriners hospital all star football game on August 20 at Multnomah Stadium Portland. Proceeds go to the Shriners hospital for crippled children with advance ticket sales well ahead of last year and remaining reserved seats at 3 dollars.

Portland Shriners’ Hospital Multnomah Stadium Eugene W. Ferguson Shriners Ferguson J K. Gill Co Shrine University of Portland Metros Lewis and Clark College Gustafson South Salem High Dutch Kawasoe Vale High Fe Speigelberg Medford Tom DeSylvia Jefferson High and Knudson St. Helens Bo Signer Lincoln High State

Coos Chamber Announces OSC Scholarship Selections

The Coos County Chamber of Commerce will choose two outstanding high school seniors for Oregon State College scholarships for 1955 56 funded by Brookmead Dairy Each winner receives 20000 as an outright gift and selections are made by the chamber under its directorate.

Coos County

Scholarships Offered by Brookmead Dairy for Oregon State Students

The Brookmead Dairy announces scholarships for freshmen entering Oregon State College in dairy or allied fields. Eligible applicants must register in dairy ing or related subjects. Deadline is Aug 15 with selections at the board meeting on Aug 30. Details from Coos Bay Commerce office.

Howard Maple Oregon State College Coos County Myrtle Point

Cattlemen from 10 States to Show at Oregon State Fair

Cattlemen from 10 western states nominate entries for the Western Aberdeen Futurity at the Oregon State Fair in Salem. About 150 Angus head will travel for the event, the largest beef show in the fair’s history, with judging set for Sept 4–5 and a Supreme Champion chosen by Elliott Brown of Rose Hill Iowa.

Salem Pacific Northwest Ted Hobart State Fair Eliott Brown Rose Hill Iowa Oregon Nevada Montana West Kenneth Gross

Oregon to Spend $16 000 More in 1956 to Eliminate Predators

The Oregon Department of Agriculture allocated about $16 000 more for predator control in the coming fiscal year than last year. The 32 of 36 counties plus livestock associations raise about $120 440, with the department boost bringing the total to nearly $150 000. Douglas county allocates the highest funding. Coos county sets aside $7 470 with contributions from county, the Livestock association, and federal aid.

Oregon State Department of Agriculture Douglas County Coos County Livestock Association Government Department of Agriculture

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Veryl Ore Ilyiapia Brewing Company Olympia Shrine Hospital Coos Chamber OSC Standard Standard Oil Company OF California Breckdale Cara Nome Perkins Drug Ae Out TO Future Farmers Livestock Show
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