Hollis Mast Is New Head Stockmen
Hollis Mast appointed head stockmen at Coos County meeting dated January 19 1957 with fellow speakers including John Landers Oregon State College and Wallace Derwent Myrtle Point attorney. The event featured discussions on parasite treatment and meat inspection plus 19 adopted resolutions on tax, road, and livestock issues and an annual livestock tour plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landers
Extension Animal Husbandry Spectral
Oregon State College
DuPont Co
Russell Daulton
Deporemtin of Agriculture
Albert Powers
State Board of Forestry and Coos County Stockman
Western Oregon
Fred Ruble
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Harry Lingren
Tom Guerin
Howard Leatherman
Wallace Derwent
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Resolutions oppose Forrest Yield Tax amendments and testing changes
The group resolves to oppose amendments to the Forrest Yield Tax Law proposed by the Interim Timber Tax Committee XIV notes no reactors in range cattle in Coos County and argues testing range cattle is a detriment to the industry. It urges testing only every three years and thanks Tom Guerin, Mos Guerin, Crore Jenkin, and committee members plus press and radio for support over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Coos County
Tom Guerin
Mos Guerin
Association
Crore Jenkin
Thk Thine
Presbyterian Teachers to Sponsor Five Valentine Sunday School Parties
The Presbyterian Sunday School teachers held their regular monthly meeting in the church parlor on January 21 to plan five Valentine parties for different age groups with dates to be announced later. Extra refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Arthur Wise and Mrs Frank Furman. several members attended while two were absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Arthur Wise
Frank Furman Thost
Kenneth Gatlowas
Fara Peterson
Ida Soper
Paul Franzen
Frank Furman
William Gea *Er
Use of Liquor By Minors Told
A state Liquor Commission report shows retail Malt beverage outlets account for 70 percent of minor alcohol violation charges while dispenser premises and package stores make up 26 and 24 percent respectively. In 78 cases minors were arrested for further court action, totaling 191 minors. fines ranged to 250 dollars and the longest jail term was six rounds. Bruce Williams noted parental attendance at hearings remains rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearran
Bruce Willams
OSCC
Ommissons
Doff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hollis Mast
PRTP
Con Cottsy Lavetek Assesmen
Artiular
Oot
Os Ser
Anc
State Tax Commission
Cons County
EU Hoods
Budi
Weed Central
Rmport
Jaston
Astorrilleum
Graevenlemens
Ian Rema
Lawrence Dorlund
John Melton
Dog Control District Board
Orrenee
Fitr
Russell Train
Harry Lindgren
Zane Rema
Sam Dement
Morrel
Libby
Rosedale
Deep Brown S. & H. Green
Wieners
Alber
S& W
Effi
Dol-R-Wise
South Myrtle Point
Yi Technicolor
Jack Mahoney
Martha Hyer
Dennis Morgan
Patricia Medina
Corumeta McTure
Hees
Nancy Kelly
Patty McCormack
Beary Jones
Erie Geckart - Crodge Tarson
Saans . T Hrill
John E Fisher
Hunserd and
Gayle
Glastone
Fisher
el Hall
Jack Sturza
al Hall
Elton Schroeder
Schroeder
Keith
Salem
Holmes
Harrys Christy
Pendleton
W B Billingsley
Christy
Safeway
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