State 4-H Meeting Schedules At Campus This Week
Coos county sends 60 4-H members aged 12 to 18 to a state gathering on the campus this week. Summer radio programs air on KOAC daily 7 30 to 8 PM except Sundays and 2 to 3 PM daily. A livestock fitting and showing field day is set for June 26 near Myrtle Point. Apply now if you have not yet sent your application.
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Coos County
KOAC
Davenport Reed
Myrtle Pont
Gaylord News Briefs From Mrs Rees Daniels
Mrs Henry Roth and Penny left for Portland to attend the wedding of a niece Mary Lou. Daughters of Mr and Mrs Sherman. They visit a sister Mrs Bill Downing of Eugene and step-parents Mr and Mrs Chas Sperces of Vida. Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan visited Eugene for Richard�s eye checkups and plan to Salem to visit relatives. Lee Cox attended funeral services for his mother Mrs Fraline Cox in Myrtle Point and then went to Langlois. Mrs Louis Sell entered Mast to await surgery. two open revues Monday at Cererecea. Rayvee home hosted Ilene from Portland and niece Lois LaClair of Harbor Oregon. Mr and Mrs James Hurst and sons Floyd and Sam went to Citi Calif to fetch their other son. Mrs James McWilliams Jr hosted a birthday dinner for their mother.
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Henry Roth
Penny
Portland
Mary Louth
Ohn Sherman
Bill Downing
Eugene
Chas. Sperces
Vida
Harry Morgan
Richard
Salem
Art
James Devereaux
Lee Cox
Lee
Fraline Cox
Myrtle Point
Langiois
Louis Sell
Mast Wepiia
Cererecea
Rayvee
Ilene
Lois LaClair
Harbor
Oregon
James Hurst
Floyd
Sam
Citi
Calif
James McWilliams, Jr
Family notices from Molalla and nearby towns
Mrs. Duane Hayes returned Friday from Molalla after visiting relatives. Her mother Mrs. Edna Olsen and two nieces JoAnne and Glenda Olsen accompanied her home for two weeks. Mrs. Kermit Hayes and children traveled to Medford and Crater Lake from Thursday to Saturday. Flossie Hale visited Myrtle Point. Foster Thompson and spouse fished at Diamond Lake. Lester Thorp of Powers visited the Bones home.
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Williams
Mike
Kermit Hayes
Duane Hayes
Molalla
Edna Olsen
JoAnne
Glenda Olsen
Medford
Crater Lake
Flossie Hale
Editorial Questions Bond Vote Motives and Tax Burden
The letter critiques the school bond election and its large tax impact arguing prints and rhetoric shaped public opinion. It urges focusing on education discipline leadership and equality while warning against self serving tactics and deeper debt for taxpayers.
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Adolph Voved
Narrow Minded Rallying Cry From A Disgruntled Voter
A letter signed by SAM BREUER urges a narrow focus on local school boards and city matters. It calls for restricting broader viewpoints, awarding a mato can top pledge to the most befuddled voters, and urges withdrawal of sustenance to pressure change.
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Sam Breuer
Angling Law Shift Suggested For Coastal Trouts
A Coos county writer urges uniform trout limits across counties to protect fish and aid anglers. He argues against six inch rules for some waters and favors a fixed number regardless of size, proposing April openers and better escapement in coastal lakes and streams.
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Coos County
Apple Sauce Macaroon Nests Recipe Pop Subtly Bee Inspired
Dessert idea features coconut macaroons as nests filled with apple strawberry filling. Form 4 inch rings on a greased sheet bake at 350 F for 8 to 10 minutes until brown. Cool and fill centers with apple strawberry mixture, top with whipped cream if desired.
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Yani Andlanon
Game fishing size limit debate prompts calls for fixes
The piece argues against the six and eight inch trout limits as unfair to anglers and fish alike. It criticizes game officials for unclear laws and highlights unresolved questions biologists have about game fish.
Sitkum News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Miss Genevieve Genovese R N of Portland visits four days enroute to Chicago for nursing work. Mrs Clara Cordary of Portland visits the Ivan Laird home. husband once carried mail on the Coos Bay Wagon Road. Ivan and W Laird visits with relatives in Coquille. Mildred Strode aids Laird logging bookwork. Myrtle Point and Coquille residents visit, Portland trip for Charles Wilson. Randy Terry Brown visit grandparents Laird in Sitkum. Dan Rodgers of Coquille visits John Kirk home. Tom Leifeste family takes Salem sight seeing trip.
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Elmer Wilson
Genevieve Genovese R. N
Portland
Chicago
Clara Cordary
Ivan Laird
Sumner
Sitkum
Coos Bay
Walter Laird
Coquille
W. Laird
Bob Dutton
Wilmington
Calif
Mildred Strode
Murl Laird
L. B. & L. Logging Co
Frank Southmayd
Ellis Southmayd
Linda
Myrtle Point
Charles
John Southmayd
Charles Wilson
Randy
Terry Brown
Dora
Lewis Laird
Dan Rodgers
John Kirk
Tom Leifeste
Mary
Peggy
Salem
Local visits and church guests noted in Coquille area
Mr. and Mrs. Murl Laird were business visitors in Myrtle Point Coquille and Coos Bay Thursday. Rev and Mrs Wm Barlett of Halls Creek held church services here Sunday and stayed with Elmer Wilson. Other guests included Mrs Clara Cordray and Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird was wut in a ma visiting Ss ents John Sfineor.
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Laird
Coquille
Murl Laird
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Wm. Barlett
Halls Creek
Elmer Wilson
Clara Cordray
Ivan
John Sfineor
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