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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1973

Page

5

Local Social Visits and 4 H Club Meeting Report

Mrs Dorothy Walker visits with Mr and Mrs Donald McLeod and is the McLeod matriarch. Henry Least and family joined Mr and Mrs Lester Barkley’s group for a Sunday meal. The Arago Beef Club held a 4 H meeting at Albert Olson’s home with officers elected Babe Tier man and K O Gaines as junior leaders. John Menegat and Rene Gaines spoke about club goals and leadership duties. Kayleen Schirmer is ill with the hard weasles and is expected to recover soon.

Dorothy Walker Donald McLeod K-O Gaines Wak Sethe Ae

Oregon hosts IFYE delegates aims through host families

IFYE delegates will visit Oregon in late May with 7 to 8 youths aged 20 to 30. Mary Anne Greenland notes hosting offers a family welcome with room and board and no special entertainment required. Through Coos County extension, families may apply to host while state office deadlines extend to April 1.

IFYE Farn Youth Exchange FYE Mary Anne Greenland Coos County Lynn Breese Oregon State University Oregon Breese Ional Greenland United States Coquille PAYSE National 4-H Foundation Cooperative Extension Serevice

Price of faith in a world hostile to churches

A brief noting the dangers faced by church members in some countries during a trip to Europe. A high school girl shared that her goal to attend a state university is hindered by her church membership. The piece contrasts her sacrifice with the writer’s lighter commitments and ends with a prayer for strength.

Europe Christ

MPHS Beecher School Notes Teen Threats and Budget Vote

March 7 bomb scare prompts early release and future excusal warnings. Students receive $10,000 home expense simulations. new class projects, scooter board and home economics activity noted. MPHS plans budget vote March 27 for bleachers. Pep assembly March 9 featured pies and rally cheers. Activities include solo ensemble at Coos Bay, jazz festival in Springfield, and forestry class aids from SwWOCC. Newsroom journalism class teaches camera use for yearbook and newspaper work. Oregon Dairy Princess applications open for ages 16 to 26 living on a farm.

Jill Coffman Susan Barrows Bev Arment Brenda Jack Tom Johnson Doug Gibbons Dennis Jack Coquille Coos Bay MPHS Ree Eugene Springfield Swwocc Isenhart Oregon Dairy Princess

No more dances except spring formats at Pep Dish event

Student activities director Mr Darwin Lovell announced that due to misbehavior there will be no more dances except spring formats. Only girls formerly in Pep Dish will be eligible for rally tryouts, yielding only a few eligible participants.

Darwin Lovell

OSU Studying Logging Effects on Forest Soil Compaction

Oregon State University researchers, led by Henry Froehlich, study soil compaction on a 100 acre McDonald Forest site. They compare logged areas with undisturbed soils to assess growth impact, water permeability, and gas exchange in roots, noting moisture increases compaction risk in Pacific Northwest soils.

Oregon Sate University Henry Froehitch OSU McDonald Forest Froehlich Pacific Northwest Tracter Skyline Cable Don Afide Sentireceis

Kaufman Named North Area Manager for Coos Bay District

Ronald L. Kaufman, 32, selected as north area manager for BLM Coos Bay District. He will oversee timber management and forest development in Loon Lake Lower Umpqua and Smith River units. Formerly in Portland as resource economist and forest inventory specialist, he has ties to Roseburg and Simpson Timber. He holds a 1970 PSU forestry degree and a 1967 Colorado State master in resource economics. He will reside in North Bend.

Ronald L. Kaufman North Com Bay District Bureau of Land Management Edward G. Stauber Kaufman BLM Portland Roseburg California Simpson Timber Company Pennsylvania State University Colorado Mate University North Area Loon Lake Lower Umpgus Smith River Coos Bay Sape-Cap Morth Beth

Pricing and Market Notes From Minor Trade Bulletin

A concise notice outlines pricing trends and market notes for several goods. It lists supply shifts, demand signals, and nearby regional comparisons to guide buyers and sellers through the current trading period.

Thompson Couple to Present Music at Interchurch Meet

Robert and Judy Thompson of Azalea Church will present a musical program at the Interchurch Fellowship meeting on March 20 at the United Methodist Church. A GW potluck dinner follows in the church dining room preceding the meeting. Mrs. Clyde Williams recently returned from a 24 day trip to Australia and the South Pacific visiting friends near Sydney and stopping in Taktti Moores Page New Zealand Fiji and Honolulu.

Robert and Judy Thompson Azalea Church Interchurch Fellowship United Methodist Church Clyde Williams Australia South Pacific

Holy Land film shown in Coos County events

Rahal's Assembly presents a Holy Land March film with no admission at City Hall council room on March 18 at 1 30 p m It also screens March 17 at Odell's residence 285 Adams St Coos Bay and March 18 at 2768 Brussells St North Bend at 8 p m An all day Bahe open house and a faith discussion follow on March 19.

Rahal’s Coos County

Extension meeting at Broaden Church reports meal planning talk

An extension meeting at the Broaden Church Thursday featured Mrs. Kathryn Trais and Mrs. Betty Williams presenting meal planning. Attendees included Mrs. Jos Latiner, Verlin Herrmann, Moss Bateman, Keith Northup, John Carman, Charlotte Lackey, Jeanny Jackson, and Mildred Roe as slides from Mrs. Williams’ Australia trip drew interest.

Kathryn Trais Betty Williams Betty Willams Australia Jos Latiner Verlin Hermann Moss Bateman Keith Northup John

Coos County Dairy Wives Elect Officers and Plan Spring Meeting

Coos County Dairy Wives elected officers at the Loaf in Shed Norway meeting with Mrs Freak Rood II president and Mia Clair Rood treasurer. They will host the State Dairy Wives spring meeting April 16 in the Coos Bay area and pursue a Coos County Dairy Princess to compete statewide along with the Christmas Cheese Project.

Coos County Norway Freak Rood Mira del Brunell Mark Beattie Mia Clair Rood Bear Sears,Jr Leonard Rood Pub Heity Gels Coos Bay Area Coquille-Myrtle Point

Local figure serves long tenure in regional post

An unnamed leader has held a steady position for several years, maintaining influence in the area around UAE Sret and nearby communities. The report notes continued service and local familiarity, with emphasis on long-term commitment.

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