Adventists in Big Frisco See Second Coming Focus
World president W. H. Branson announced at the 47th Adventist convention in San Francisco that Adventists have contributed 72.9 million dollars for global church work in four years. He cited 2,000 new structures, a 29 percent membership rise, and evangelistic centers in London and New York as commerce increases, with 197 new schools churches and hospitals. Attendance averaged 8,000 daily with about 25,000 over the weekend.
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W. H. Branson
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Civic Auditorium
Branson
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New York
June Is Month of the Strawberry in Oregon
Oregon ranks second in strawberry production as June brings fresh berries. Lois Sather of Oregon State College lists best varieties for freezing including Marshall Corvallis Northwestern and Brightmore. She notes top raspberries for freezing are Canby Hubert Newberg and Willamette.
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Hbert
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Sather
Roland Groder
State College Extension Agricultural Econom T. Paves
United States
Streamlined Brand Renewal Aims To Speed Oregon Livestock Records
Oregon State Department of Agriculture unveils a ready-made brand renewal form to accelerate five year renewals for cattle horses sheep swine and poultry. The plan mails 2000 blank applications on July 1 and 2000 more by mid July to stockmen of record, hoping faster processing and retained brands.
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Oregon
State Department of Agriculture
Salem
Early explorers find wild berries in Americas
The French began cultivating wild plants brought back by expeditions in the 18th century. Information on freezing berries and other fruits and vegetables is available at your county extension office in the courthouse in Coquille.
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Coquille
Powers Scout Court Honors Boys and Announces Summer Camp
The final Court of Honor of September recognized 7 boys as 1st class, 3 as 2nd class, and several Tenderfoot recipients. Merit badges went to nine. Special awards honored Gary Mc Daniels Explorer badge Noble Adamek Senior Patrol Leader Larry Rolfe and Ronald Getehell Bugler. Court chair Ray Lindsley with judge Ras Getehell and board Allen Rhas Curt Townsend. Twenty one boys have signed for the July camp at the $240000 Silicooks Lake facility. Scout meetings resume September 8 under Scoutmaster Ray Getehell assisted by Robert Adelf Outtgan, with Curtis Townsend as assistant. Lions Club sponsor noted.
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James Gamwell
Ronald Getchell
Billy Reese
Billy Ray
Jim Boutin
Noble Adamek
Jerry Epperson
Jackie Baker
Ronald Bennitt
Kenneth Goch
Mike Hill
Bob Frye
Jim Pribble
Warren Munson
Glen Gardner
Tom
County rally planned with Mae Logan as guest
Reports outline a county rally set for November 8 with State Supervisor Mae Logan of Portland as a guest. Women of the Moose will install new officers on June 25 with Mrs Clyde Hall installing. slate includes Mrs Lloyd White senior regent, Mrs Ted Little junior regent, Mrs George Dobson recorder, and Mrs W T Grove treasurer.
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Mae Logan
Portland
Women of the Moose
Clyde Hall
Local Notes From Eugene and Nearby Towns
James W. Gamwell, who underwent surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene last week, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jack, now of Eugene, recently spent two years in Powers and were in town Saturday, staying with the C. P. Easleys. Mrs. Kenneth Reagan and Gaylord of Bremerton, Washington, are visiting Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Hazel Lewis left Sunday for a tour of education colleges in Washington and Oregon representing an educational magazine publisher. Mr and Mrs. Sandy Anderson with Donna and Dennis are spending two weeks in and near Seattle with relatives.
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Milton-Freewater
Donald Burch
Ater
Klamath Falls
Homer
Pete) Grove
Portland
Carlton Aubin
Pauline
Eugene
Ugh
James W. Gamwell
Sacred Heart Hospital
Harvey Jack
Powers
C. P. Easleys
Kenneth Reagan
Gaylord
Bremerton
Wash
Carl Briggs
Hazel Lewis
Washington
Oregon
Sandy Anderson
Donna
Dennis
Seattle
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