Coos County 1958 59 Home Economics Plan Adopted
Coos County leaders met April 30 in Coquille to set the 1958 59 home economics extension program with Dressmaking II and foundation garments chosen for workshops. They elected new county committee members and reorganized for next year while outlining revised courses to raise reading arithmetic and science standards across grades 7 and 8. A pre registration conference at Myrtle Crest is planned for May 12 13.
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Coos County
Coquille
China
Donald Knight
Arangeo
Ras Waterman
Bullards
Bandon
Arago
Riverton
Kermit Shepherd
McKinley
Vernon Sales
Shepherd
Fairview
MecKinles
Sitkum
Nite Owls
Russell Galha
Newih Bend
Calvin Luscombe Greed
Janes Dewet
Bridge, Treas
Creal Kutch
Charleston
John Heolman
Eastside
R F Rohma
Poartland
Classes Pre Registered At Myrtle Crest Plan New Science Equipment
Myrtle Crest school pre registered pupils across all grades for August 29 official registration to reduce crowding. An eighth grade interview suggested limited subject choice while adding two graded courses in upper grades library science and possibly conversational Spanish alternating with music and chorus. Teachers re evaluated the curriculum finding it equal to or above state guides with a very high student average.
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Myrtle Crest School
Neugart
Myrtle Crest
Pomona Grange Pushes Lee Valley Road Upgrade
Coos Pomona Grange weighs a resolution urging Lee Valley road improvements to allow Coquille Valley mills access to a vast timber stand in Southern Oregon. A special road committee led by Carl Holland Sr S E McCarthy and Josh Ruble toured the area last week with War-
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Pomona
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Commerce
Middle Creek
Burnt Mountain Ridge
Deadhorse Creek
Reston Ridge
Douglas County
Coquille Valles Mill
Lee Valles Road
Norwins
Bureau of Land Management
Griffey-Laird
Smith River
Coos Head
Sumnet
Bruce Briggs
Roseburg
Georgia Pacifics
Fairview
Latkum
CGP
Caaunty
BLM
Deadhorse
Lee Valley
Coquille Valley Mills
Oregon
Coos Pomona Grange
Rangers
Sumner
Grange
Coos County
Carl Holland
S E McCarthy
Josh Ruble
Farm Bill Battle Between Benson and Congress Fizzles Out
Washington this week shows the clash over farm law near its end with both sides blaming the other for failure. Eisenhower veto hopes and cabinet intrigue colored the stalled debate as Benson withdraws pressure and Congress adjourns with no new bill.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Parm
Eisenhower
Richard Nason
Nixon
Linsenhower
Pvra
Bensons
Bergen
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