Bridge Travelers Enjoy Spring Vacation Visit Notes
Bridge area families share visits and travel as Spring vacation continues. Residents from Redmond Vancouver BC and Roseburg visit relations in Coquille Grants Pass and Eugene while 4H Leaders meet and host refreshments. Members join church parsonage gatherings and Grange membership adds two couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Waterman
Vern Magill
Redmond
Robert Ocheltree
Jr. Sampson
Bend
Perry Waterman Jr
Eugene L Parker
Gary
Becky
Kevin
Jon
Mary Beth
Medford
Waterman
Parker
John Osban
Byron Birdwell
Salem
Thomas Fleming
Fleming
Birdwell
Corvallis
Frank Culver
Bridge Area
Junction City
Dwight Culver
Kim Culver
G A Young
Vancouver
Frank Gale
Linda Sigmund
Youngs
B J Mooney
Charlie
Joe
Charles Gill
James Gill
Bob Johnson
K.R.N.R
Broadbent
Town and Country Christian Women's Club
Net! Fisher
Clayton Osborn
A. Young
James Jewett
Everette Webber
Paul Belcher
Wm Huff
Andrew Waterman
Henry Aherns
Jack Warren
Allen Silvers
David Giles
Lyle Hardman
Clarence Bloyd
Dayne Hudson
Chas Bowers
Ed Conquist
Broadbent Club
Northup
John Koch
Koch
Annie Watson
Grants Pass
A . Young
Bellingham
Wash
C H Wessel
Eugene
Community Notes Reflect Local Social Calling
The Satah Society hosts a turkey dinner for Bridge Church ladies at the Grange hall with Mrs Jane Northup leading devotions and multiple Bridge participants. PTO grades two through four present weather experiments and music under Mrs Orlin Lett and Mr Bill Evans, while families attend the State Wrestling tournament in Normanville with Myrtle Point representatives and assorted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satah Society
Bridge Church
Grange Hall
Jane Northup
Bridge
PTO
Orlin Lett
Bill Evans
Norvallis
Allen Robison
Rita
Joe Robison
Myrtle Point
Wayne Babcock
Eugene
Susan Babcock
Business College
Ollie Northup
George Edwards
Langlois
Community 4H Party Planned at Grange Hall
The narrative notes a 4H gathering set for Friday night at the Grange Hall with Paul Raven as guest of honor. Thirteen area 4H clubs will perform parts in the program and all members and leaders are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Paul Raven
Our
Elvin Waterman
Bend
D. Waterman
James Seely
Ray Parker
Roseburg
Geo Seely
William Clark
Grants Pass
Community News Roundup From Coquille and Surrounds
Local families attend the BPW District Conference in Coquille. Social visits span from Portland relatives to San Jose assistance for a family illness. The TV Translator meeting at Broadbent Grange elected Truman Hartley as president and Dean Mason as secretary with new directors Joe Latimer Ellis Shull Louis Northup and Francis Barklow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Watson
Foster Thompson
Wayne Watson
Thomas Forrest
BPW
Coquille
Charlotte Lackey
North Bend
Cathy
Deanna
Tommy Forrest
Herbert Baker
San Jose
California
Raymond Long
Portland
L. Cox
Albert Cox
Tannus
Vicky
Deonard
Elmer
Long. Delmar
Ricky
George Cox
George
Jr Larry
Jill
Kelly
Mefflin Stewart
Ronnie Sue
E J
Allan
Virgil
Smith
R F Donoven
Eddie
Nancy
David Cox
Broadbent Grange Hall
Truman Hartley
Dean Mason
Paul Breuer
Joe Latimer
Ellis
Shull
Louis Northup
Francis _Barklow
PTSD Debates Highlight PTA Meeting Program
The Speech Department plans impromptu speeches and pantomimes at the March 20 PTA meeting in the high school cafeteria at 8 pm. Mrs Fern Starr will oversee the program and Deidra Hubbell notes officer elections will be held with refreshments served. West coast lumber production for February reached 156 million board feet with 1,139,259 bf in inventory and 57,052,000 bf of orders on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Starr
7-Ft Slide Rule Aids Myrtle Point Math Reform
Myrtle Point high school will receive a major math department upgrade this fall as the NDEA program covers half the cost. A seven foot slide rule with floor stand will be a centerpiece along with a magneto board and Phythagorean model, a lab space, a math typewriter, and other visual aids and reference books to prepare students for space age science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDEA
Myrtle Point High School
Elsie Downing
Mathmaster
Myrtle Point
Morgan Named Dairy Sanitation Inspector for Coos and Nearby
James Morgan of Salem a graduate in dairy husbandry is the new state dairy inspector overseeing Coos Curry western Lane and western Douglas counties. He will conduct official sampling eight times yearly for all producer distributor dairies and supervise all dairy sanitation program phases on fluid milk farms while licensed truck drivers continue to collect official samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
O. S. Us
James Morgan
Salem
State Department of Agriculture
Coos
Curry
Lane
Douglas Counties
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