Transplants Tomorrow Benefit Oregon Children
O reg onians plan a charity drive to support organ transplants for children. The event focuses on kidney procedures expected to aid several young patients as doctors prepare for surgeries tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
6
Taxes on home improvements and kidney donor program
A public forum explains how painting a house or minor updates affect assessed value and taxes, noting maintenance generally does not trigger increases while major upgrades may. It also outlines Oregon Kidney Donor Program steps from donor card to transplant, detailing recovery teams, blood typing, and matching process in Portland and at the VA Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ft
Coos Bay
Oregon
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
Portland Veterans Administration Hospital
Scha
The
Oregon Medical Association
Kidney Association of Oregon
Reed
Oregon Musting and Fishing Magazine
WAC Club
Republican Women set talk by Gertrude Farris in Myrtle Point
A.D. Curly Leininger announces county assessor Gertrude Farris will speak to Coos County Republican Women. Farris, former headmistress of Portland St Helens Hall and governor’s commission on women’s rights, will address a noon luncheon March 12 at the Colony Restaurant Myrtle Point. Luncheon $2. reservations via Colony 72 5551.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Gertrude Farris
Portland St Helens Hall
Governor’s Commission On Women's Rights
Myr
Tle Point
Colony
Myrtle Crest School
Ervin Wilberger
Ed Summers
Standing
Jane Grove
Sally Barrows
Tammy Chapel
Debbie Bright
Theresa Pierce
Cathy Jones
Cathy Crook
Roseann McGeorge
Blue Birds
Rolene Payne
Nancy Grant
Claire Baird
Saxton
Coos Bay
Horizon Club
Ann, Treasa
Robin Crosby
Marie Cole
Vickie Hutchinson
Elected officers named for Xi Alpha Nu sorority meeting
Betty Kendall elected sorority proxy and Xi Alpha Nu chose 1973 officers at the March 1 home meeting with 18 members present. New officers include Kendall president and Shutt first vice president, Stultz second vice, Farrer recording secretary, Gibbs corresponding secretary, Myers treasurer, Van Vinck extension officer. A later appointment will fill sergeant at arms and committee chair roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Alpha Nu
Sheryl Fluke
Betty Kendall
LuciUe Shutt
Jeane Stultz
Sharon Farrer
Lois Gibbs
Elma Jean Myers
Carla van Vinck
Sergea
Nt-Arms
Valentine
Evelyn Harriman
Pat Wooley
Rose Blanck
Prin
Golden Eagle Passport Available Through Forest Office and Post Offices
The Golden Eagle Passport costs $10 and covers entrance fees for the purchaser and companions in private non commercial vehicles. It is valid through December 31 1973 and not stocked by Siskiyou NF ranger districts. Federal fee areas include Crater Lake Mt Rainier Kings Canyon Lassen Sequoia Yosemite Pinnacles Whiskey Town. An older Golden Age Passport provides same entry plus 50 percent fee discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siskiyou National Forest
U.S
W.P. Ronayne
Ronayne
Oregon
Washington
Crater Lake
Mt. Ranier
Calfornia
Kings Canyon
Lasssn Volcanic
Sequoia
Yosemite National Parka
Pinnacles National Monument
Whiskey
Sngie
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People’s Forum
S.W. Sem Jackson Part Road
Briggs & Stratton
Bales Agency
Leininger Coves County
Assessor
Myrtle Point Nursing Home
Dee Haug
Bonnie Evernden
Carla van Vieck
Jeane Stoltz
Wilma Forrest
Henry Haynes
Rose Jones
Charles Peterson
Golden Eagle
U.S. Forest Service
Lane CO
Schroeder’s
Ab& A
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