Open House Today At Coquille Exhibit
Coquille Valley Art Association hosts an open house on Wednesday April 30 from 10 a m into the afternoon at the Art Center in the old courthouse. The National Art Award 1951 scrap book assembled by Maude Wanker state director for National Art Week will be displayed. The exhibit also features the Coquille Chapter award winning page and a permanent Maude Anker painting at the center. A cap book view runs May 3 at the Coquille public library during hours. Maude Wanker received a plaque in New York recognizing her National Honor Roll status. Members attending include A O Walker Orlando Anderson Clyde Minard George Ransom Walter Laird. Rug braiding classes start Thursday May 1.
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Coquille Valley Art Association
Art Center
Old Court House
Oregon
Maude Wanker
National Art Week
Maude Anker
Coquille Public Library
Mooon
Lincoln County Art Center
DeLaire
American Artists Professional League of New York
American Artists Professional League
Coquille Valley
A. O. Walker
Orlando Anderson
Clyde Minard
George Ransom
Walter Laird
Art center features Lenon works and local pieces
The Coquille Valley Art association presents James Lenon of Toledo showing at the Quille Public Library with pieces recently shown at Lincoln County Art Center DeLake and in Portland. Maude Wanker displays Melody a painting with prior showings and a tour to The Paint Box Wecoma. A Trades Fair in Cove Bay drew 38 members exhibiting ceramics textiles paintings and rugs.
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Art Center
Walker
Quille Public
Coquille
Paint Box
Wecoma
Cove Bay
Dairy industry rallies for end of price controls
Former senator witness August H Andersen cites drop in milk cows from 277 million in 1945 to 23.4 million in 1949 and population growth to 150.8 million by 1952. Dairy leaders urge lifting price controls to revitalize production, noting slower dairy price rises and shorter time to buy milk by workers.
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August H. Andersen
Senate Banking Committee
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dairy Industry Committee
C W Pierce
Pennsylvania State College
M H Brightman
Dairy Industry Sees Tax Burden Hit Margins
The incentive gen ius of dairy equipment makers notes processors and distributors have boosted efficiency despite rising costs including heavy taxes. Dairy product firms run on slim margins with one firm reporting 2.5 cents earnings per dollar of sales and paying $189 in taxes for every $1 of net earnings.
1952 Coos Curry Jersey Cattle Club winner named
Gordon Ross of Catching Inlet wins the annual Coos Curry Jersey Cattle club award a registered Jersey calf presented at the April meeting donor Leonard Road. Runner ups were Gordon Britton and Bill Evans. June 17 27 Oregon State college hosts a 4-H summer school for members 12 plus who completed a 4-H project last year with applications by leaders.
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Gordon Ross
Catching Inlet
Coos-Curry Jersey Cattle Club
Gordon
Leonard Road
Gordon Britton
Denmark
Bill Evans
Mertle Point
Oregon State College
Clu
Coos County
County 4-H Scholarships Fund Summer School
Donors from businesses organizations and individuals support county 4-H scholarships for summer school. Delegates will pay only a small portion of the cost thanks to countywide generosity.
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Cessful
Local Birth Announcements From Myrtle Point Area
A string of birth notices from Myrtle Point and surrounding towns lists new babies and parents including Mr and Mrs Gaylord G Wilberger Myrtle Point son 4-21-52 Mrs and Mrs Joseph E Nichols Myrtle Point daughter 4-22-32 and multiple families in Coquille Riverton Powers Bandon and nearby communities with dates in late April 1952.
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William Nagel
Banden
van Vinck
Roy Ligons
Jane Schroeder
Ervin Dettman
Chas LaBorde
William P. Wintersteen
Myrtle Point
Edgar Rowton
Powers
Emma Rooke
E . Parker Broadbent
Henry Clark
N R Butler
Melissa Waggoner
Coquille
Donna Clark
Hattie Bowers
Remote
Clarence Sydnam
Gaylord
Joe R. Smith
Arago Star
Thelmar Farmer
John Koch
Bridge Rt
Janis Alborn
Newport
Harold F Smith
Gaylord G Wilberger
Joseph E Nichols
Cortland M Smith
Riverton
Wayne Hodge
Terrell Rogers
Norman R. Boyd
Gold Beach
Lynn L. Purvis
Chas. Davis
Norway
Alvin E. Reed
Chris D Schrader
Homemakers Festival Links County Units for May Event
Coos county extension plans the ninth annual Homemakers Festival on May 6 with 22 county units contributing crafts food and decorations. Guests include Wanda Gossage Betty Jane Patterson and local dignitaries while the county committee coordinates 4 H scholarships camp management and state policy interpretation for home economics extension services.
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Beow
Englewood
Metalcraft
North Bend
Millington
Sweethouse
Bandon
Stanley Parsons
Oregon Sweets — Cooston
Greendell
McKinley
Coquille
Fairview
Adolph Moalbhy
Glasgow
Wanda Gossage
Curry
Betty Jane Patterson
Per Cay
Douglas
C Davenport
State
Bobby Burns
Bob Scofield
G W Hall
Jas. Harrison
Wiliam Jennings
Harrison P. Hornish
Fred Kruse
Elen Nesbitt
John Nordahl
Fred True
Martha Mulkey Purdy
Fred Sell
Ralph Stuller
Homemakers
Home Economics Extension Advisory Council
C H Brown
Bridge
Gerald Russell
Bullards
Lloyd Messerle
Catching
Inlet
Virgi Todd
Arago
Robert White
Stian Smith
Coos River
Rud Kent
Empire
County Committee
Coos County
Helen
McCue
Ari Community
Oregon State Home Economics Tension Council
Harland Montgomery
Millington Warneer
Arago Unit
Representina Five Co A
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Terrace
Cincione ii
THE
Veradero International
Cuba
HOTEL
Chinook
Yakin
America
Sealy Contract
Sealy
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Ott
Edwards’ Electric
Industrial Com
Sereral
Myrtie Point
Ore
Zenith
Henry A. Schroeder and Sons
Ooh
George Bristol
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