Campgrounds in Powers Forest Ready for Use
The Powers area National Forest campgrounds reopen with no camping fees this year. Water is piped at Myrtle Grove Daphne Grove and Boundary. Road No. 333 construction causes short delays on weekdays. weekends keep the road open for all vehicles. Wildlife blooms greet visitors as bear grass rhododendron and wildflowers flourish. Local news covers Lions Club banquet and scholarships, SP hospital visit, and residents visiting relatives in Whittier and Ontario.
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Hanger Station
Myrtle Grove
Daphne Grove
Boundary
Coquille River
Dale Bates
SWOCC
Russell Hill
Arnold Hill
Lions’ Club
Ed Wiwatowski
Southern Pacific
SP Hospital
San Francisco
Wiwatowski
Bob Wagner
Salem
Relief &.P
Georgia-Pacific
South Powers
Ben Crabill
Robert
Betty Jos) Mosley
Bonnie
Scott
Ben
Rickie
Whittier
Calif
Mosley
Bellevoe
Wash
Bellevue
Jessye Caver
Ontario
Gre
Tom Groves
Caver
Powers Market
Bruce Munro
Portland
Frank Roth
Robert Cotton
Seaman Roberts Earns Silver Dolphins in Submarine Force
Seaman Roberts receives the Silver Dolphins after extensive training and a two hour oral examination. A Myrtle Point High School class of 1967 graduate, he is stationed at Pearl Harbor and is praised for contributing to the submarine crew’s workload.
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Seaman Roberts
Myrtle Point High School
Franklin Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Mechanical strawberry picker aims to cut farm costs in Oregon
Agricultural engineers at Oregon State University test self propelled harvesters with picking reels and conveyor belts. Early reels remove 95 to 100 percent of berries but hold is poor. new designs using roller chain bars and bush brushes show promise to boost recovery toward 90 to 100 percent. Oregon leads in processed berries with 14 000 acres. only 3 percent enter fresh market.
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Oregon State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
OSU
Oregon
Dean E. Booster
Booster
USA
United States
Bark from Douglas fir eyed as pollution filter aid
Dr Myron G Cropsey of Oregon State University studies bark mulch as a field filter for agricultural waste water. He tests bark chip beds that act as a slow artificial biofilter, removing bacteria and nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus from runoff to lower stream pollution.
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Myron G. Cropeey
Oregon State University
Northwest
Crupsey
Cropeey
Cropsey
Cropney
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