NAM Reports Oregon Taxpayer Savings From Federal Reforms
The National Association of Manufacturers says Oregon taxpayers will save about $9.19 million annually from federal efficiency gains. Major cuts include payroll reductions, GSA savings, coast guard cost sharing, and office supply simplifications. Corvallis manages Portland Chamber Agricultural post appointing Jean as new manager July 1.
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Public safety urged through better citizenship behind the wheel
Edmund C. Powers of Cleveland argues that the road menace stems from bad citizenship of drivers and pedestrians. He cites 38,500 deaths and 2,140,000 injuries last year and urges thoughtful behavior, proper signaling, lawful driving, and parental responsibility to curb accidents.
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Coos-Curry Pioneers Set Picnic at Norway Grove
The Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association announces its annual picnic on July 18 at Norway Grove on Highway 42 between Coquille and Myrtle Point. The potluck dinner will follow a community gathering with members and guests encouraged to attend.
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Annual association meeting outlines picnic and election plans
The monthly meeting appointed a 127 a committee with Mrs Ed Detlefsen as chair to arrange a short program and luncheon. Old friends will renew acquaintances during the event, a highlight of the year. Nominations were discussed for officers to be elected at the annual picnic, with committee members named as Robert McKenzie, Sixes. Mrs James Maple, Empire. Mrs Charles Stauff, Coquille. and Mrs Bruce Purdy, Coquille. The next meeting is set for the Coquille Hotel on Saturday July 0 at 12 o'clock.
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Lincoln County Buccaroo Rodeo Set for July 25 in Yachats
Lincoln County annual Buccaroo Rodeo sponsored by the Yachats Lions Club will be held in Yachats Oregon on July 25. The event invites local residents to attend the rodeo featuring community participants and festive activities.
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Straight Hairdo Is Smart For Summer Says New York Stylist
New York stylist Victor Vito promotes straight hair as a practical summer choice. He argues against frizzy permanents, recommending a soft easy to care for style with crown control and a toned grooming routine using Vaseline hair tonic.
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Milk at Bedtime Aids Sleep and Health Claims
An advertisement extols warm milk before bed as relaxing and sleep inducing. It claims milk calms nerves, improves digestion, reduces fatigue, and helps with calcium intake for teeth and bones, urging three glasses daily for health.
Forest products seek market share in shifting building market
Thousands of manufacturers compete for trade as new engineered products flood the American market. In Oregon and Washington the forest products sector underpins more than half the economy and must keep quality high, develop new techniques, and offer competitive prices to ensure steady plant operation, payrolls, and tax base.
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