4H In Space And Spirit Summer School At OSU
The 54th annual 4 H Summer School at Oregon State University runs June 16 21 with the theme 4 H in Space and Spirit. Nearly 200 participants attend from towns including BANDON COOS BAY COQUILLE MYRTLE POINT BROADBENT NORTH BEND among others with classes on computers print and science politics food tech and international opportunities taught by university faculty industry leaders and executives.
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Cops County 4-Here
Oregon State University
Births at MAST Hospital in May 1969 Oregon
Mr and Mrs Herbert Kohl welcomed a girl Susan Juanita born May 20 1969 at MAST Hospital Broad Bend Oregon weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Mr and Mrs Calvin Metcalf welcomed a boy Leslie Gene born May 20 1969 at 896 West 17th Coquille Oregon weighing 7 pounds 3.5 ounces. Mr and Mrs James Pinson welcomed a boy Kenneth Lee born May 27 1969 at Powers Oregon weighing 7 pounds 2 5/3 ounces. Mr and Mrs William Ball welcomed a girl Barbara Rachelle born May 29 1969 at Myrtle Point Oregon weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces.
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Herbert Kohl
Broad
Bent
Ore
Susan Juanita
Calvin Metcalf
Coquille
Leslie Gene
James Pinson
Powers
Kenneth Lee
William Ball
Cedar St
Myrtle Point
Barbara Rachelle
Gadgets and records of odd facts from a mixed text
The text references long words such as a Greek term for a complex dish of leftovers and notes about travel distances comparing equator journeys to lunar flights. It also mentions tortoise and elephant speeds and Dun & Bradstreet building a large data bank with thousands of new business records daily.
Lemon Coolers Soon To Be Baseball Team Favorite Snack
Parents report lemon flavored Sunshine cookies named Lemon Coolers are popular with hungry baseball teams and families. The sugared lemon wafers pair well with fruit and sherbet and pack neatly for picnics or outings.
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Sunshine
Spring Chinook Said Great On Rogue
Biologists report ideal spring conditions for Rogue River wildlife and big game in eastern Oregon. Anglers note one of the best spring chinook seasons in years with uninterrupted fishing from March into May, including a catch of five fish weighing up to 18 pounds. Top spots include Pierce Biffie and the Galice area, with 10,000 springers counted at Guldray Dam guiding upper river fly fishing prospects.
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Oregon
Rogue River
Galice
Guld Ray Dam
Special Port of Coquille River meeting held June 3 1969
A special Port of Coquille River meeting was held June 3 1969 at Robinson's Regular Bar. Commissioners present were Bob Deuefsen Ervin Weilberger Geo Hall Ernest Bryant and Duane Netland with freeholders W A Roush Ross Pinkley Chas Poehlit and Bill Inningham. CPA Larry Wray attended as Auditor. The budget was discussed item by item in a three and a half hour session and the motion carried to accept the budget.
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Coquille River
Robinson
Bob Deuefsen
Ervin Weilberger
Geo, Hall
Ernest Bryant
Duane Netland
W.A. Roush
Ross Pinkley
Chas. Poehlit
Bill \inningham
Larry Wray
Camping Charge System Shifts Permits in Pacific Northwest
The $7 Golden Eagle annual permit will not be sold at Oregon and Washington campgrounds this season. It will be available only at Forest Service offices, with a $1 self service daily permit at pay campgrounds. About 20 percent of the region’s 1200 campgrounds will require the new charges this summer, and nonpayment fines have reached up to $100.
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National Forest
Oregon
Washington
Forest Service
Charles A. Connaughton
Pacific Northwest Region
Multonomah
Portland
Forest Supervisor
Cape Perpetua
Oregon Coast
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
National Park Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Seattle
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
American Automobile Association
State Highway Department
Salem
Golden Eagle
P.O
Washington, D.C
U.S
TB Treated In General Hospitals Changing care for tuberculosis patients
Dr Henderson notes that advances in chemotherapy allow tuberculosis patients to be treated in general hospitals near home. Hospital stays shrink as transmission risk falls with treatment, while older patients need broader lab and social services and communities must integrate case finding and follow-up with local health agencies.
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National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Bulletin
National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Committee For the Guidance of the Tuberculosis Program
General Hospital
Official Health Agency
Bulletin
Utah
Arkansas
Robert R. Henderson
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Bandon
Douglas Kranick
Gordon Kranick
Coog Bay
Cora Baxter
Diane DeMerritt
Judy Hughes
Judy Johnson
Kim Johnson
Dianna Krummel
Leamne Lark
Linda Lewis
Marilyn McGriff
Barbara Seyler
Pennie Wharton
Susan Baxter
Janet Caswell
Tim Biasca
John Holbert
Doug McGriff
David Scheiderman
Roy Young
Diane Allen
Debbie Gulstrom
Delores Northup
Mike van Rooyen
North Bend
Virginia Johnson
Jean J. Peterson
Bruce Bailey
Dan Brelage
Biull Franklin
Darrell Peterson
Richard Purcella
Big
Cream
Galle
Dairy Deli
More del Monti
Ru.s
Jer
Shytork Croshe
Presh Buns Peta of
Secome Meg
Elbo Macaroni
Kraft Dinners
Porter
Micontte On
Lerge Dezen
Veale
Rene
USDA
Teen-Streaked
Pennywise
Raney
Cheke Lamb Rees
Teoerambis
CHUCK
Tuta
Cop
Occoon Fresh
Woos
Dun & Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Milt Guymon
Dame Nature
Pierce Biffie
Port of
Community General Hospital
Coos County
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