Coos County Livestock Group Seeks Tax and Wildlife Aid
The Coos County Livestock Association pushes for funds to support sheep grazing as a weed control method and calls for increased trapper pay and an additional trapper. They seek faster property reassessment, a severance tax on timber, and outreach to landowners and government agencies to address predatory animals and tansy ragwort.
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County Budget Committee
A. &. C. Committee
Portland
Aries
Melvin Smith
Fish and Wildlife Service
Coos County Livestock Ass'n
Coos County Court and Budget Committee
Coos County
Cuos County
State Department of Agriculture
State Game Commission
Coos County Livestock Association
Locomotives Topic Marks Cub Scout Meeting
POWERS News reports the Cub Scouts monthly meeting with model engine displays, old and new, and scrapbooks in Rebekah Fellowship hall. Dens 1 2 4 presented skits songs and safety themes while awards were given to several scouts including Den 5 Cubby mascot and Wolf and Bobcat awards. A potluck dinner and film are planned for Feb 17 at 8 30 for Cubs and families.
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James Gamwell
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
Den
Den 1
Alan Rhay
Den 2
Den 4
Dens 3
Den 3
Den 5
Mark
Shorb
Brian Day
Billy Stevens
Louis Pribble
Danny Taylor
James Stevens
Donald Black
Louis Lambert
Bridge area elects new Coos County 4-H leaders
Mrs. C H Brown of Bridge is reelected president of the Coos County 4-H Leaders association at January 21 meeting. Mrs. George Gierke Eastside named vice president. Others elected include Mr Brown McKinley Mrs John Bowman Bandon Wayne Babcock Brent and Ted Robinson Green acres as at large members.
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C. H. Brown
Bridge
Coos County
4-H Leaders” Association
George Gierke
Eastside
Walt Schroeder
Aille
Brown
McKinley
John Bowman
Bandon
Wayne Babcock
Brent
Ted Robinson
Greenacres
R. F. Rohman
Coos Bay
Corvallis
Fair Grounds
Schroeder
William Schroeder
Sunnyhill
Surprise potluck luncheon for Mrs. Carey Bones
Mrs. Carey Bones received a Friday surprise potluck luncheon from relatives and friends. Guests included Mrs. Kermit Hayes, Mrs. Addie Hayes, Mrs. H. D. Bones of Gaylord, Mrs. Kenneth Rolfe, Jack Caughell, and several others from Wedderburn and Swaledale. The Pringbnitzs of Swaledale and the Barkdoll and McKenzie families visited kin in Kansas and returned home. Wm. McLyman and family spent the weekend in Eugene with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Bones
Kermit Hayes
Addie Hayes
H. D. Bones
Gaylord
Kenneth Rolfe
Jack Caughell
William McEasley
Virgil Daniels
Lyman
W. H. Caughell
Wedderburn
Harry Pringbnitz
Swaledale
Iowa
George Schmock
Kenneth Barkdoll
Kenneth McKenzie
Kansas
Wm. McLyman
Eugene
NAM Predicts Surge in Oregon Skilled Labor by 1960
The National Association of Manufacturers forecasts a 50 percent rise in Oregon's skilled and semi skilled workers between 1950 and 1960, reaching about 687 000. By 1960 an estimated 83 percent will be skilled or semi skilled, with average earnings around 21 900 annually. The NAM links gains to industrial research and urges tax cuts to sustain living standards.
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Oregon
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
The
Pethre Saccers Cuploywais
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Leslie Woodruff
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