Herd Improvement Assn Sets Production Tests And Roles
The Herd Improvement Association outlines 1960 production tests with a new slate of officers led by Hodney Davenport of Myrtle Point as president and Carl Peterson of Catching Inlet as vice president. Howard Detlefsen of Coquille remains secretary treasurer as seven district directors were elected. Testing costs are set at 3.00 per year per cow under the standard plan and 2.40 under the owner sampler plan, with cows tested less than the stated threshold receiving reduced charges.
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Hodney Davenport
Myrtle Point
Carl Peterson
Catching Inlet
Howard Detlefsen
Coquille
Sidiaris
Association
Rudy Roi Hs
Ane Ca
Bandon
Arthur Haga
Dave Philpott
Curry
Hoyt Thompson
Donald McKenzie
Missing January 13 Herald copies prompt plea for help
Readers seek any available issue of the Herald dated January 13 due to high demand. They request even a single copy and express appreciation in advance.
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Myr
Monson Heads Coos County Dairmen This Year
Ben Monson of Hauser will lead Coos County dairymen this year. The dairy board adopted a plan at its Monday meeting opposing daylight saving time in the future and supporting milk control retention in Oregon, with a 4 percent minimum milk fat standard requested.
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Monson
Dairmen
Coos County
Orgon
Dairymen Urged to Sign Up for 1949 Herd Testing Program
The article notes testing payments: 40c per test under the standard plan and 30c under the owner sampler plan. About 170 herds were included in 1948 improvements. Directors urge dairymen planning next year's tests to sign up promptly to aid program planning. Membership forms available at the county agent’s office or from fieldmen. further info from directors, Davenport.
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Davenport
Red Cross Drive Pledge Set For March First In Coos County
The Red Cross drive continues with a March 1 start across Coos County. An allotment of 2030 dollars supports the rural district. Granges take lead with named masters guiding Bridge Broadbent Bandon Westover McKinley Myrtle Point and others. A February 10 meeting at Coquille Episcopal church will finalize plans with Kieth McCoy of Indiana in charge. Local women join zone chairmen in aiding the effort.
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Bridge Grange
Powell Landcaster
Broadbent
F Royer
Bandon
Chas Panter
Westover
Mike Stankovich
McKinley Grange
James Churchill
Myrtle Point
J C Caudle
Coquille
Episcopal Church
Art Ratcliffe
Tom Guerin
Ross Ross
Sam Dement
Student names listed by class rank and honor roll
The text lists freshmen to sophomores by names including Richard Briggsail Jack Downey Douglas Harms Don Peterson Patti Bell Barbara Clarno Charles Daniels Alan Halter Hatfield Margarite Lakley Barbara Mantz Skip Ohlson Jerry Mattson Dick Anderson Pauline Church Donna Holliday Florence Russell Patty Smith Marlene Train Mary Alice Wiley. It notes rear end collisions are usually hardest on the follower and advises leaving ample room to stop when following another car.
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rPatti Bell
Barbara Clarno
Charles Daniels
Alan Halter
Tink Hatfield
Margarité Lakley
Barbara Mantz
Skip Ohlson
Jerry Mattson
Dick Anderson
Pauline Church
Donna Holliday
Florence Russell
Patty Smith
Marlene Train
Mary Alice Wiley
Jerene Davenport
Pegay Kineholes
Phyllis Miller
Louis Southmayd
Alan Cunningham
Robert Paul
Phyllis Shelton
Richard Swigert
Lloyd Winningham
Nener Beli
Betty Brooks
Joyce Compton
Berneice Couts
Amy Marie Davenport
Maureen Evans
Geraldine Huntley
Donna Krewson
Maxine Hall
Forest Easton
Marlene Fasner
Billie Sell
Jane Sell
Laura Shelton
Jennie Zinn
Karen Barklow
Charles Bingham
Gay Davenport
Marilyn Greene
Evelyn Hall
Marielle Roper
Roberta Shilts
Bob Whitaker
Richard Briggs
Jack Downey
Douglas Harris
Don Peterson
Marvene Christensen
Marguerite Lakey
Skip Ohlsen
Mark Putnam
Fred Tams
School Class Roster Names Repeated and Varied By Grade
The list shows multiple student names grouped by class years with freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors. Several names recur across sections including Phyllis Miller Louis Southmayd and Rich ard Swigert with minor spelling variants and a second semester senior group.
Future Farmers Singers Highlight Alumni Event
A mixed sextet performed a popular song as Mrs. Ruth Beyers led the group in God Bless America. Jim Churchill provided a resume of TA activities, summarizing ongoing projects and progress.
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Gilpatrick
Ruth Beyers
Jim Churchill
Myrtle Point FFA district contest slated for Feb 19
FRA chapter activities close with Karen Barklow reviewing FHA action and Marilyn Green reciting the FHA creed. Five FFA boys each recited a verse. LeRoy Coener, chapter speaking winner, will represent Myrtle Point FFA in Roseburg district contest February 19. Duane Hayes introduced the agriculture faculty adviser A. E. Hildebrandt and guests including Verlin Hermann. Benita Floyd of Safeway awarded certificates and cash prizes to Bill Davenport and Joan Leeper for initial project contests. Food by Miss Gloria McDougal Future Homemakers. About 758 attended. First grade rewarded for best attendance with $3 prize. Paul Franzen explained the district budget and announced a Mitchell Cain magician show February 3 to raise funds for a film projector, donated by the Lions Club. PTA meeting set for February 24.
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FRA
Karen Barklow
Marilyn Green
FFA
LeRoy Coener
Leroy
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Duane Hayes
A. E. Hildebrandt
Verlin Hermann
Benita Floyd
Safeway Stores
Bill Davenport
Joan Leeper
Gloria McDougal
Sxegen
de. Gutman
Ida Oording
Franzen
C. 8. Lehmanowsky
Paul Franzen
Mitchell Cain
Lions’ Club
Smallpox Largely Controlled Amid Diphtheria Persisting
The report notes quarantine and health rules were followed by the school under state board guidance. Dr. Gutman says smallpox is nearly wiped out by vaccination with no cases in twenty years, while diphtheria remains present in Coos county. The discussion covers physical, social, and mental aspects.
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State Board of Health
Gutman
Coos County
Bobcats Build Lead as Myrtle Pointers Rally
The Bobcats cooled a late Sutherlin push and held a steady lead after the first half, 23 16, before a final quarter surge by Sutherlin. Myrtle Pointers answered with a 22 point burst, matching baskets from multiple angles to preserve their advantage.
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Sutherlin
Bobcats
Sutherlin Boys
Myrtle Pointers
Bobcats Face Heavy Week With District Standings At Stake
The Bobcats play Reedsport on Tuesday at Reesburg, then host Coos Bay Saturday night as district games loom. Myrtle Point and Hatfield also feature in the schedule with standout players listed and officials named.
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Bobcats
Reesburg
Reedsport
Coos Bay
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