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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

4

Church elects officers for 75 Broadbent Community Church

The Broadbent Community Church held its annual meeting electing Glenn Gulstrom and Jerry Wilson as deacons with Lyle Cummings as assistant deacon. Other officers include Mrs George Been as deaconess and Mrs Glenn Gulstrom as treasurer. Funeral notices mention the death of Rosella Thompson’s husband.

Broadbent San Glenn Gulstrom Jerry Wilson Lyle Cummings George Been Floyd Cooper Trusse Jim Pearce Christian c+ sation board Altoce Babcock Carol Paulson Rosella Thompson Craig Chase Bill Tanner Nelle Smith Coos Bay Jerry Basham Brian

Sitkum Flood Strands Residents Amid Weekend High Water

Sitkum faced a weekend flood during Jan 4 5 with 4 to 6 feet of water flooding the school yard. Mildred McCurdy was taken to Bay Area Hospital by ambulance Monday night. Howard Newman escaped serious injury when his car went down an embankment Tuesday evening and was later treated at Coquille Hospital. The county installed a log railing at the embankment. Electrical power was out 9 p m Sunday to after 1 p m Monday. Royal Zeigler and Robin Tyre are noted residents, with several local activities and visitors mentioned around Sitkum and Myrtle Point communities.

Mildred McCurdy Bay Area Howard Newman Sitkum Coquille Hospital Sitkur Evelyn Jeff Lyon Roseburg Seeley Ivan Laird Kenneth Laird Lyons Temalie Myrtle Pont Howell

Fellowship meeting opens Women’s Aglow chapter in Coos Bay

The first 1975 meeting of the Women’s Aglow Fellowship will be held January 23 at the Coos Bay Thunderbird Inn. Coffee and refreshments start at 9 30 a.m. with the program at 10. Speaker Mrs Dorothy Stenbeck will discuss her background including time in Hawaii and Oregon. Babysitting is available at the Coos Bay Methodist Church for 50 cents per child. mothers are asked to bring sack lunches. For more information call 267 2626.

Broadbent Francis Torbeck Charlotte Kobi Joe On Mer Jeanne Jackson Duane Pearce Joe Muenner Mildred Northup Irene Bateman McNeil Verlin Hermann Rosella Thompson Women’s Aglow Fellowship Coos Bay Thunderbird Inn Dorothy Stenbeck Fred Ocean View Memory Gardens Hawaii Longview Wash Coos

Wind tunnel simulates Yaquina Head winds for coast power study

Oregon State University engineers replicate Yaquina Head wind in a 90 foot long wind tunnel to study terrain effects on wind speed. Professor Robert E. Wilson and graduate student Roger Brownlow oversee experiments aimed at evaluating wind power potential along the Oregon Coast and Columbia Gorge.

Yaquina Head Oregon Oregon State University Robert E. Wilson Yoqulss Mead Oregon Late University Tech OSU Tia Roger Brownlow Yaquina Wilson Columbia Gorge OGU Department of Atmospheric Sciences Columbra

Ingraham to sing at Myrtle Point church Thursday

Peter Ingraham will be the featured guest soloist at Myrtle Point Christian Church on Thursday January 16 at 7 30 p m He will present a concert of sacred and gospel music with orchestral background tapes He is a former lead singer of the gospel Lads Quartet and has produced albums and Christian television in the Los Angeles area.

Peter Ingrahan Myrtle Point Christian Peter Gospel Lads Quartet Lads Cecil Todd Revival Fires Joplin Missouri West Los Angeles Harold Smith

Interior proposes rules to reform advisory boards for public lands

The Interior Department seeks to formalize a three level system of national state and district multiple use advisory boards replacing current panels. The plan tightens membership limits balances viewpoints and preserves the National Advisory Board with broader representation. Public comments requested by February 10 1975.

Secretary of Interior Bureau of Land Management Department of Interior E. J. Petersen Oregon State BLM Petersen Oregon California Yale Baker Lakeview Burns Prineville Washington, D. C

Truckers to Meet Truckers in Oregon Log Haulers Group

The Cops Curry Chapter of the Oregon Log Truckers Association will meet at Lloyds Caf in Bandon on Saturday Jan 18 at 730 p m. A 1 5 hour Advanced Driver Performance Course will precede the gathering and cover safer driving practices through Fred S James and Co Brokers of Portland. More than 50 members wives and guests from Coos and Curry Counties expected for dinner. Officers listed include Smith president Young vice president Cribbits secretary and Melton treasurer.

Cops-Curry Oregon Log Truckers Association Lloyd's Cafs Bandon Bile Smith Osta State Safety Committee Fred S. Jamee and Company Insurances Brokers Portland Bell Telephone United States Acvident Insurance Fund

Tansy poisoning in cattle linked to liver enzymes and drought stress

A storm of research from OSU and Oregon Agriculture Experiment Station links tansy alkaloids to liver enzyme activity in cattle. Cheeke notes that animals with lower hepatic enzyme activity metabolize tansy into toxic pyrroles, causing liver damage, edema, and eventual death, with resistance varying by nutritional state and genetics.

CSU Peter Cheuke Cheoke Chetze Cheeke Sheekaa OSU Oregos

Rubber Stamps Advertised at Myrtle Point Herald

A brief notice announces rubber stamps available at the Myrtle Point Herald with quick and friendly service. The ad emphasizes affordable prices and a broad range of stamp options for customers seeking reliable stationery supplies.

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Grange to Host Wool Pool Meeting in Coos County

Bridge Grange hosts Coos County Wool Pool and Extension Service meeting at the Grange on Saturday January 16. Coffee at 4 p.m. precedes the 5 p.m. wool pool to elect officers and hear OSU animal science head Dr Oldfield. Bob Geaney elected second vice president of the pool. a Dutch dinner is planned with tickets at 98 cents.

Bridge Grange Coos County Wool Pool Coos County Extension Service the Grange Oldfield Department of Animal Service OSU

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