Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Meeting Set
Wayne Russell announces the annual South west Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting at Myrtle Grange Hall Norway on Monday Feb 6 starting at 10 00 a m. The event offers production testing signups and a free pancake feed noon with farm tours to view new silos buildings and equipment.
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S.W. Oregon
Dairy Improvement Ass'n
Myrtle Grange Hall
Norway
Wayne Russell
Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Russell
Albers’ Feed Company
Arago
Reddy Kilowatt Promotes Savings on Home Heating
Reddy Kilowatt offers tips to cut heating costs and reminds readers that Reddy's at your service for home comfort and convenience, encouraging better living through electricity.
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Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy
Oregon veterans receive over $22 million in state home loans
Oregon veterans secured 2185 home and farm loans totaling 22,989,150 last year. H C Saalfeld reports the drop from 1959 peaks due to bond authority limits, with hopes of near 60 million in 1961 after bond amendments.
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Oregon
H C Saalfeld
State Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Saalfeld
Coos County
Birthday Dinner Honors Harry Bones At 79
Gaylord News updates a family dinner in Powers hosted by Carey Bones for Harry Bones turning 79. Attendees include Kermit Hayes Ken Roth the Daniels and Hammack families and Bob Bones. Overnight guests from Springfield visited the Berlyn Huntley home and local visits continued with Sonny Elders remote callers and James Devereaux's trip to Langlots for a birthday gathering.
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Carey Bones
Powers
Harry Bones
Kermit Hayes
Ken Roth
Mary
Bob Bones
James Hammack
Springfield
Berlyn Huntley
P Daniels
Evelyn
Sonny Elders
Babs
Rees Daniels
Harry Morgan
Ellis Smyth
Nsttle Point
Rehard
James Devereaux
Langlots
Ois
James White
White
Mary Wood Named Homemaker of Tomorrow Candidate
Mary Wood of Myrtle Point High School earned the top written score on homemaking knowledge and attitudes and becomes a candidate for Oregon's Homemaker of Tomorrow. The winner will be announced in March as part of a $110000 General Mills program offering a $1500 scholarship to the top state candidate and $500 to the second.
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Betty Crocker
Myrtle Point High School
Mary Wood
General Mills
Sitkum News Social and Community Notes
Sitkum residents attend Assembly of God meeting and Myrtle Leaf club luncheon. Laird family members join Channel 11 open house interview and various visits to Coquille Coos Bay Myrtle Point and Gold Beach over a weekend. Community members include Reynolds Leifeste Strode Wilson Laird Hurst Netland and others with several basketball games and REA meeting noted.
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Assembly of God
Charles Reynolds
Tom Leifeste
Vernon Rust
Elmer Strode
Troy Costrow
Myrtle Leaf Club
W A Nickason
Chas Wilson
Walter Jones
Murs Laird
Carroll Cone
Laird
Cone
Kenneth Laird
Keith Potts
Mary Leifeste
Myrtle Point
George Laird
Coquille
Bandon
Timber Inn
Coos Bay
Charles Wilson
Mark Hurst
Calvin Laird
Hailey Laird
Ivan Laird
John LaBranch
Gold Beach
Chas Reynolds
Marl Laird
Mrs. Laird
Lets Learn to Sew 4-H Project Aims for Oregon Youth
Oregon State College extension service offers a new 4-H sewing project for 9 to 11 year olds. Beginners learn tool use and machine sewing, create useful articles, and manage time while gaining color and texture awareness. Hildegarde Streufert created the manual. county offices provide information. Nearly 11,000 youths are enrolled in Oregon 4-H clothing projects.
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Oregon
Oregon State College Extension Service
Hildegarde Streufert
OSC Extension
New Executive Secretary Named for Oregon Dairy Commission
Calvin H. Crandall, 38, with extensive dairy and agricultural background, is appointed executive secretary of the Oregon Dairy Products Commission. Wilbur Reiling of Klamath Falls and family, along with Robert Shelton of Coquile, announced the appointment. Crandall will handle the commission’s administrative duties and liaison work as part of his new role.
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Oregon Products Dairy Commission
Calvin H. Crandall
Ore
Dairy Products Co
Oregon Dairy Products Commission
Wilbur Reiling
Klamath Falls
Robert Shelton
Coquile
Sam Jones
Eugere
Sam
Dora
Sitkum
Crandall
Crandall Appointed to Lead Oregon Dairy Post in Portland
Crandall will head the Oregon Dairy Products Commission in Portland starting February 1. He comes from Idaho, has three years as a Northwest agricultural agent for dairy projects, and will coordinate research with Oregon State College. He succeeds Don Thoma, now with the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association. He and his wife will relocate with two children. his sister and grandparents are named in the notice.
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Oregon Dairy Products Commission
Amercan Dairy Association
Oregon State College
Crandall
Northwest
Ee Eeeay
Idaho
Smith
Mughes
Portland
Oregon Dairy Products
Dairy Post
Don Thoma
Washington Newspaper Publisher's Association
Obituary for Patricia Ann Harris Eleven Day Old Daughter
Patricia Ann Harris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Meredith Harris died January 20 and graveside services were held Monday at Norway cemetery at two o clock Rev Gerald Gear officiated born January 9 at Mast hospital in this city survivors include a brother William M and a
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Patricia’ Ann
Meredith Harris
Norway Cemetery
Gerald Gear
Methodist Church
Mast Hospital
William M
V D Belleisle Dies At 76 In Salem General Hospital
V D Belleisle 76 died January 21 from a heart attack at Salem General Hospital. Funeral services were held there with Clough Barrick in charge. Born October 28, 1884 in Aldritch Minnesota, he was a retired pressman who worked for The Times and The World in Coos Bay and for several other newspapers. Survived by wife Carrie and children Darwin V of Salem Lyle Carver of this city Vollon Belleisle of Mountain View California and Mrs William Dayton of Gettysburg Pennsylvania and sister Mrs Frank Messer of San Diego California.
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D Belleisle
Salem General Hospital
Clough Barrick
Belleisle
Aldritch
Minn
The
Times
the World
Coos Bay
Bellingham Herald
Bellingham
Wash
Seattle Times
Oregonian
Portland
Southwestern Daily News
Births Recorded at Mast Hospital in January Nineteen Sixty One
Mr and Mrs Clinton Cook of Powers welcome a boy weighing 7 pounds 15 4 ounces on January 16 1961. Mr and Mrs Fay Johnson of Coquille greet a boy 6 pounds 5 ounces with birth noted in January. Mr and Mrs Richard Capanna of Myrtle Point report a boy 7 pounds 9 ounces on January 22 1961. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Myrtle Point celebrate a girl 7 pounds 1 ounce on January 22 1961.
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Clinton Cook
Powers
Fay Johnson
Coquille
Richard Capanna
Myrtle
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