Pioneer Memorial Cemetery Care Proposed By Committee
A Myrtle Point effort to convert Myrtle Point Cemetery on the hill into a Pioneer Memorial Cemetery gains support from local religious and veterans groups. Plans include grazing sheep, fencing by Russell Train, redwoods and flowering shrubs, road improvements, one way signs, and ongoing fundraising at city hall.
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Pioneer Memorial
John Wood
Glen Mayhew
J R Howe
Clare Lemanowsky
Bill Downing
American Legion
Ernest Amling
George M. Brown
Gus W Metzgus
VFW
Myrtle Point
Russell Train
Pioneer Cemetery Board
Jack Davis
City Recorder
Broadbent Community Events Foster Fellowship Night
Broadbent Community church sponsors a family fun night at the school gym with volleyball and basketball games followed by devotions led by Maryanna and Paul Weitzel. A reception for the Rev. D E Weitzel family drew 35 attendees, and planning for March 15 was decided at a Sunday meeting.
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Louis Northup
Broadbent Community
Maryanna
Paul Weitzel
D. E. Weitzel
Juana
Mike Striplin
Mike
Juanita
Broadbent Grange
Juvenile Grange
Grange
Tweeday
Broadbent
P.T.O
Mittee
Glenn Gulstrom
Donald
Diana
Debbie
Ollie Northup
Edward Kinney
Gus Kenyon
Sunny Valley
Weitzel
Mary
Anna and
Paul
Dale Hoffman
Timmy Land Susan
Calf Disease Study Begins In Eastern Oregon
Eastern Oregon ranch calves suffer a recurring illness with no diarrhea, prompting cattlemen and the Oregon Department of Agriculture to ask for aid from the National Animal Disease Laboratory Ames Town. Dr. G B Van Ness and Dr Glenn B Reterman will meet cattlemen on March 6 with USDA officials to review the problem and funding options.
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Oregon Department of Agriculture
National Animal Disease Laboratory
Ames
Town
G. B. van Ness
Oregon
Glenn B. Reterinarian
Atte
Donald Miller
USDA
Salem
Miller
Washington, D.C
International Club Conference at University of Oregon
The International Relations club held a two day conference February 28 and 29 at the University of Oregon in Eugene with about 80 Oregon high schools and 575 students. Participants include Art Motz IRC advisor Anne Guerin Dinah Dooley Jeanne Thompson and others. Myrtle Point represented Italy in a UK EC membership question while local figures C BE Weed and George Lina attended events in Portland Vernonia and Eugene.
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International Relations Club
University of Oregon
Eugene
Art ‘Motz
IRC
Anne Guerin
Dinah Dooley
Jeanne Thompson
Jeanne King
Lyndia Gilkinson
Debbie Troxell
Jane Schroeder
Jill Watson
Temple Hauptfleisch
Oregon
Progress and
Probems
Myrtle Point
Italy
United Kingdom
European Economic Community
Adrian GC. Werth
Adrian G. Werth
Jincy Smith
G. C. Werth
Albert Sneed
Madora Sneed
James E. Taylor
Edward M. Warren
State OF
Township 28 South
Range 14
Willamette Meridian
Coos County
Indian Medicine Plant Study Three Year Grant Announced
A three year 125700 grant from the U S Public Health Service funds research at Oregon State University School of Pharmacy into Pacific Northwest medicinal plants. Led by Dr Lee Sciuchetti, with Dr David French and other researchers, the project targets Warm Springs area plants and aims to identify antibiotics sedatives pain killers and treatments for heart disease diabetes and nervous system conditions.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Oregon State University School of Pharmacy
Pacific Northwest
Warm Springs Indian Reservation
David H French
Reed College
Portland
Warm Springs
Sciuchetti
Coast Range
Oregon
Cascade Range
Kenton Chambers
OSU
Rob S. McCut‘cheon
McCutcheon
Moody
Joseph P Buckley
University of Pittsburg
Jonsthan L. Martwell
Wattener Institute of Meath
Bethesda
Philip Catalfomo
Bridge Program and Community Updates at Bridge
The community page lists a Thursday Men of the Fellowship event at the school cafeteria with old time logging as the feature. V. V. Hagerdorn and G A Young lead, and refreshments will be served. Also noted are a Spring Camp at Cannon Beach March 18 21 for youth, a Bird Youth Group trip to Greenacres, illness and teaching changes at Bridge Elementary, a homemaker recipe tasting meeting at the Bridge Grange hall, various visits and travel by local families, church plans for Easter Sunrise at Camp Myrtlewood March 29, and multiple community member movements and hospital checkups.
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tejRight
V. V. Hagerdorn
G A .Young
Cannon Beach
Greenacres
John Trigg
Mast Hospital
Trigg
Bridge
Ann Roush
Everette Webber
Lyle Hardman
David Waterman
the Bridge Grange Hall
Biles Evelyn Wheeler
Ken Stevens
Eugene
Local Trip Party Travel Plans Mention Mr Stevens and Others
Mr and Mrs F Stevens Mr and Mrs Johan Carman Clinton and Kathy drove to local destinations in a listed itinerary.
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F. Stevens
Johan Carman
Clinton
Kathy
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