Educators in Curriculum Study At University
Eugene Oregon hosted a national level curriculum study conference for superintendents last week. About twenty five district and county superintendents attended with the association of school administrators joining the event to merge summer meetings. Prominent national figures Dr William H Burton and Dr Paul J Misner attended as consultants. Oregon participants included Marion Winslow Dean Paul B Jacobson Dr A A Sandin Rex Putnam B L Simmons and Joseph I Hall from the state department and University of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert E. Armstrong
Myrtle Point Union High School
University of Oregon
Eugene
Association of
Paul J. Misner
American Association of School Administrators
Glencoe
Ill
Oregon
Marion Winslow
Coos Bay
Oregon Association of School Administrators
Paul B. Jacobson
A. A. Sandin
Rex. Putnam
B. L. Simmons
Joseph I. Hall
State Department of Education
Premium Lists for Oregon State Fair Now Available
Premium lists for Oregon's 92nd state fair are available from county agents or by request to the State Fair Office in Salem. The booklet features the fair slogan Oregon GROWS on What Oregon GROWS and includes Governor Holmes and the new fair commission. New board members include John H Travis, Marguerite Berg, Arsel C Narver, Del Milne, and A M Roush. Earl Schar remains cattle superintendent and Max Manchester directs the horse division with a new halter class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Howard Maple
Mr Maple
Holmes
New
Fair Commission
John H Travis
Hood River
Marguerite Berg
Arsel C. Narver
Portland
del Milne
A. M. Roush
Myrtle Polst
Earl Schar
Silverton
Max Manchester
J. J. Thompson
Marion County
Edwin C Ridder
Sherwood
Kenneth Jennings
Land Products Show Led by Marvin Black of Salem
The four day event highlights rabbits and pigeons with Marvin Black of Salem heading the land products division and directing last year’s show as well as the honey bee division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Black
Salem
Black
Coos County Livestock Marketing Association Organized
The Coos County Livestock Marketing Association, a non profit cooperative, was organized with officers elected and Wallace Dement guiding the formation. The group aims to enable Coos county producers to market livestock and products. members include president Tom Guerin and vice president Fred Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Coos County
Livestock Association
Tom Guerin
Fred Gross
Hollis Mast
Byron Birdwell
Walter Curtis
Ray Waterman
Beauties to Be Shot At Miss Oregon Contest Seaside
The 11 contestants for the 1957 Miss Oregon title will be photographed on Seaside Beach Friday and Saturday morning July 26th and 27th starting at 9 a.m. at the Seaside Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Photographs may show groups or individuals for about two hours before the pageant's major events that weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Seaside
Dick Walter
Seaside Junior Chamber of Commerce
Obituary notices from Powers and Myrtle Point area
Obituaries report Lawrence L. Cunningham died at home in Powers on July 15 with service at Schroeder Mortuary led by Rev Bruce Spencer and burial in Powers. survivors include Florence and two sons Kenneth and Edward Don. Also Charles Francis Gilroy 91, a landscape gardener and Spanish American War veteran, burial at Willamette National Cemetery after services in Portland. Merl Richard Poland 72, Myrtle Point area blacksmith and former Salem youth baseball player, burial at Norway Cemetery. Charles Albert McCloskey 98, died from woods accident near Bridge, services at Schroeder's Chapel, burial in Reston. survivors listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Cunningham
Powers
Coos County
Schroeder
Bruce Spencer
Florence
Kenneth
Edward Don
Myrtle Stine
Englewood
Calif
Margaret Cunningham
Wilson
Eureka
Claude Cranmer
Coos Bay
Walter Swanson
Los Angeles
Clarence Cunningham
Fred Cunningham
Springfield
Charles Francis Gilroy
Myrtle Point
John Dooley
Willamette National Cemetery
Portland
Merl
Richard Poland
Leo Miller
Norway Cemter
Poland
Salem
Myrtle Point Powers
Pearl
Charles
Huntington Beach
Charles Albert McCloskey
Mast Hospital
Bridge
Schroeder's
Ralph
Burbank
John
Hayward
Carl Kriger
Ontario
Cal
Bill Kriger
Glendale
McCloskey
Ames Brothers to Appear At the State Fair Night Revue
Salem announces the Ames Brothers radio TV and recording stars will head the Oregon State Fair Night Revue from August 31 to September 7. Milne says the show joins top acts for nightly performances. The group’s hit Naughty Lady of Shady Lane set a one day sales record and their Rockin Shoes release rises in popularity. Manager Maple vows outstanding fair entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ames Brothers
Oregon
Milton Berle
Ed Sullivan
Jackie Gleason
Shady Lane
Howard Maple
Benton County Lamb Sale Planned at Corvallis
The Benton County Livestock Association sponsors a feeder lamb sale at Brad's Auction Yard in Corvallis on July 31 1957 at 1 00 p m for 4000 head of lambs. Ed Albertson says the event invites all sheepmen to consign and aims to provide uniform lots for pasture and feed lot buyers. The sale will sort grade and pool feeder lambs into lots. Perkins Drug Store Plans Remodeling of Store This Week Manager Don Schirle begins extensive remodeling efforts at Perkins Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County Livestock Association
Brad
Corvallis
Ed Albertson
Perkins Drug Planning
Perkins Drug Store
Don Schir
Store Renovation Plan Expands Services and Layout
Mer announces a modernization plan including gondola type self service fixtures extending store length. A greeting card and gift wrap department expands with a broader card line. New prescription stock fixtures will be installed and the prescription area converted to a semi open style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Bob Parsons Leaves To Accept Post In Staunton Illinois
Bob Parsons local public accountant has sold his practice to Wray and Mac Murray of Coos Bay and Coquille. He came from Portland after graduating Santa Clara University seven years ago and leaves to take a position in Illinois. Mrs Parsons and Bonnie Lynn will accompany him. Parsons was active in civic affairs and will be replaced by Gordon Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Parsons
Wray & MacMurray
Coos Bay
Coquille
Parsons
Portland
Santa Clara University
Chamber of Commerce
Sec
Rotary Club
Southwestern Oregon Accounting Association
St. Michael's Men’s Club
Elks Lodge
BLM Seeks Input on 1958 Timber Sale Plans
Coos Bay Bureau of Land Management announces planning for 1958 timber sales will begin soon with priority for salvage of fire killed windthrown and beetle infested timber. District Forester invites companies or individuals to submit suggestions on tract selection and salvage opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Bureau of Land Management
Ninth Annual Timber Sale Plan Details Available
The plan outlines location, estimated volume and sale timing for each tract in the coming year. District Forester drafts based on sustained yield, available personnel, and sound management. An Advisory Board with industry and public members reviews it to ensure equal access for all bidders.
Public input sought on 1958 timber sale plan
Residents with suggested tracts should contact the District Forester's office in Room 293 Post Office Building Coos Bay at the earliest. Deadline for suggestions is August 15, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Aere
Man Uses Others Failings to Spotlight His Own
A person attempting to highlight another's weaknesses ends up revealing their own flaws. The remark underscores how vanity or spite can distort judgment and mirror insecurity.
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Southwestern Motors
Majejka Jewelers
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Coos Livestock Marketing Assa Ls Organized
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