Broad Bent Church Figures Share Mission Plans
Mrs Dale Hoffman reports Broad Bent Community Church events including visitors from Forrest Geore and Lagos for mission work in Nigeria. The Mai family and others attended services and received support gifts. social time followed and New Year activities featured skating, candlelit service, and a midnight communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mai
Forrest Geore
Broadbent Comm
Nigeria
Dale Noffman
Glen Gulstrom
Dianna
Debbie
Walt Gram
G@andra
Pauls Pearce
al Menegat
David
Luci
Mai
Bill van Rooyen
Dale Hoffman
Coos Bay
Evelyn Northup
Melvin Stewart
Freddy Pianalo
van Rooyen
John Horton
Ernest Dewey
Vickie Crook
Bill Crook
Evelyn North- Up
Keith Smith
Brookings
Jimmy Wiley
Paul Wiley
Jimmy
Don Castleman
Eugene
Terry Cline
E.A. Burgdorf
Bonanza
Tom Thompson
Louise Johnson
Powers
Helen Gany
Pioneer Home
Ginger Fry
Cathy Castleman
Kaleen van Rooyen
Susan Hoffman
Timmy Hoffman
Claude Williams
Dean
Vietnam
Dale
O.T.1
Klamath Falls
Jay
Cheryl
Crabs May Converse as Oregon State Doc Listens
An Oregon State University electrical engineering professor plans to spend part of this year listening to ocean crabs via hydrophones and modern equipment. Funded with 12,700 from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries and U S Fish and Wildlife Service, the project aims to identify crab age and sex by sounds and explore sounds to attract them for catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State University Electrical Engineering
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Thomas Enrolls in Maryland Marine Engineering Program
Robert Graham Thomas 19 of Myrtle Point Oregon enters Calhoun M.E.B.A. Engineering School in Baltimore to pursue a Coast Guard licensed third engineer's certificate. The two year program blends six months classroom, one year ship apprenticeship, six months more classroom with $200 monthly pay and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomas
Robert Graham Thomas
Jack G. Thomas
Hermann Street
Myrtle Point
Ore
Calhoun M.E.B.A
United States
Merchant Marines
Baltimore
National Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Afl-Ceo
Maryland
Edward A. Gramatz
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Young Thomas
Coast Guard Board
Thomas
Myrtle Point Union High School
Oregon
Roy Luebbe
Calhoun M.E.B.A. Engineering School
Light Street
Campfire Fees Increased in State Park Camping Facilities
The Highway Commission adopted higher camping fees after two years of studies by State Parks staff. Trailer campsites rise from 2.00 to 3.00 per night and improved sites from 1.50 to 2.00, while unimproved rates stay at 1.00. Effective January 1, 1969, funding supports park development and site upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
State Parks
State Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee
The
Highway Commission
New Social Security Contribution Rates Set for 1969
The 1967 amendments raise FICA to 4.4 percent for employees and 6.4 percent for employers, plus a self employment rate of 6.9 percent. Beginning January 1, 1969, both employee and employer rates increase by 2/5 of a percent on the first 7,800 dollars of earnings, with self employed rate up 1/2 of a percent for 1969. Contact local Internal Revenue offices for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Army Private Bright home on holiday leave in Myrtle Point
Army Private Robert L. Bright visited his parents Mr and Mrs Preston M Bright at Myrtle Point after eight weeks of basic training at Ft Lewis Washington with Company D 5th Battalion 24 Brigade He reported January 5 to complete two more weeks training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Bright
Preston M. Bright
Alder Sr
Myrtle Point
Ft. Lewis
Wash
24 Brigade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Bill
Williams
Hirs. Dale Hoffman
Wayne Watson
Bobby
Annie
Leonard Watson
Charlee Hoffman
Averil Glimberg
Cathi
Marilyn
Melanie
Lee Beck
Melvin Sewart
Stewart
Nex
Hollywood
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Yoko Ono
Red Stoltz
Elks Lodge
Red
Jean
Tex Barnett
McKay's
Wanda
Dora
Tex
Wion
Myrile
Beautyrest
Simmons
Schroeder
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