4H Summer School Opens With 180 Oregon Youth
Four H members from 36 counties attend the 4 H summer school at Oregon State University. Delegates ages 15 and older elect Wayne Shall of Myrtle Point and Patty Keizer of Coos Bay as county representatives. Each delegate receives a $24 scholarship funded by local donors including First National Bank Coquille Lions Burr-Sullivan Inc and the Federal Land Bank association of Roseburg.
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Oregon
Sittan
Gavibes Wayne Shall
Myrtle Point
Patty Keizer
Coos Bay
Coos County
First National Bank
Church
Pontiac
Coquille Lions
Burr-Sullivan Inc
Cocs-Curry Electric
Deugies Fir Plywood Company
Coquille Nite Owls
Coquille Grenge
Weluan’s Club of
Coquille
Southern Oregon
Credit Essesiation
Riverton
Barrand
Bridge
Broadbent Grange
Bridgs Grange
Federal Land Bank Association of
Roseburg
Pollyanna Club Meeting At McKinley Grange
The Pollyanna club of Mc Kinley Grange met June 13 at the home of Mrs. Walter King in Dora. A potluck lunch was served. A clean-up day is planned at the Grange hall June 27 with a sack lunch at noon. Mrs. Evelyn received the hostess prize. Present were several members and a club visitor. Milford Mast will host the July 11 meeting with location to be announced.
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McKinley Grange
Walter King
Dora
Grange Hall
Evelyn
Clarence Churchill
Martha McCarthy
Milford Mast
John Mast
Ivan
Jeff Lynn
Myrtle Raletin
George Kasper
Charles
Lou Liddie
McKinley
Travel and Visit Notes From Gaylord News
Mrs. Rees Deniels Lewis Sell took Joanna Sell to San Francisco for vacation and brought half sister Mary Lee Hiley. They returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Carman and Clinton visited in Oregon City. Mrs. Lamb and Mr. Hartley are siblings. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson and Foster Thompson visited Drain and met Claud Williams and three boys. The boys returned with their grandmother to the ranch to help Kathy Luttrell attend 4-H Summer School in Corvallis.
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Lewis Sell
New San Francisco
Calif
Joanna Sell
Mary Lee Hiley
Jean Carman
Clinton
Oregon City
L. W. Land
Lamb
Mr. Hartley
Tom Thompson
Dire
Foster Thompson
Drain
Claud Williams
Dean Dale
Jay
Kathy Luttrell
Corvallis
Broadbent Observes Father’s Day With Honors and Visits
Father's Day followed Sunday school with an angel cake prize for the oldest father the farthest traveled youngest and most-children present and a surprise winner. Dale filled the pulpit for both services as various local families moved visited and hosted relatives at gatherings and a Grange meeting was rescheduled to June 23.
East Fork Church Youth Lead Sunday School Program
Sitkum News reports East Fork Community Church youth presenting the Sunday school program. John John crafted two paddles given to the dad. Laird hosted lunch and visited relatives. Ivan Laird traveled in Eugene and Roseburg on business and attended a funeral in Myrtle Point. Vacation Bible School runs June 17 to 21 at 7 p.m. All welcome.
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Ivan Laird
East Fork Community Church
John John
Mst
Laird
Duane Netland
Win Nickason
Daz
Lester Durrell
Gold Beech
Della Wilcox
Coquille
Eugene
Roseburg
Julius Benjamin Roseburg
Stella Crowley
Myrtle Point
Kenneth Laird
Iidwin Crowley
Edwin
Crowleys
Our Valley
Jackson Park
Middle Creek
Walter Relsen
Sylvia Reisen
North Bend
Reedsport
Pamie Wagle
Jenny Rae Wagle
Wilson Clark
Robert Clark
Medford
Garden Club To Meet At Peterson Home
The Myrtle Point Garden Club will meet Friday June 21 at Mrs Dorma Peterson home with Mrs Mary Bartlett as co host. Cars will depart Christian church at 1 p.m. for transportation.
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Garden Club
Peterson
Myrtle Point Garden Club
Dorma Peterson
Mary Bartlett
Christian Church
Retiring County Agent Recalls Forest Land Classification
A retiring county agent recalls the 1838 Coos county forest land classification that split land into timber production and grazing and agriculture. The effort aimed to exchange lands with the federal government and define ownership blocks. The project declined with rising timber prices and floods, yet laid groundwork for future resource management and water use. He retires after 33 years, praising local cooperation and naming Preg Hagelstein as successor. The agent and spouse plan a one year University of Hawaii assignment before returning to Coquille.
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Coos County
Preg Hagelstein
Wie
Hawaiian Islands
University of Hawaii
Coquite
Lutheran Bible School Closes After Two Week Session
St James Lutheran’s vacation Bible school completed a two week run with a program Friday evening. Superintendent Mrs Vic Bushnell led the session with a rewarding program. Pastor Rev H C Messerli will attend the 48th convention of the Northwest district in Portland. The district reports 214 communicant members.
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St. James
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