Oregon Meat Inspection Pilot Expands to Coos and Nearby Counties
The pilot program of compulsory meat inspection shifts to Coos Curry Lake and Harney counties starting May 7. Each team led by a veterinary inspector plus three lay inspectors stays three weeks in plants. All animals slaughtered and meat products are under continuous inspection and stamped with a purple shield label reading Oregon Department of Agriculture-Inspected and Passed.
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Coos
Curry
Lake and Harney
J. F. Short
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon Department of Agriculture
State pushes meat inspection pilot program across farms
The Department of Agriculture conducts sanitation education and meat inspections with Dr. K J Peterson and M E Knickerbocker directing the program. Dr Rolla Sexauer leads field supervision and notes the first inspection round ends May 25 with the second not ending before the legislature convenes. The data will guide decisions on a statewide compulsory meat inspection.
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State Department of Agriculture
K. J. Peterson
M. E. Knickerbocker
Department
Division of
Animal Industry
Rolla Sexauer
Sexauer
Citizens urge Coos County health officer selection
Guest editorial from The Herald calls on Coos County residents to urge the County Court to hire a top health officer after Dr. Harold Osterud left for Lane County. It argues for boosting the health budget and promoting public support via a leaflet explaining the need for a stronger Health Department.
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Health Department
County Court
the Herald
Coos County
Harold Osterud
Lane County
County health budget plea urges higher department funding
The item argues for an increased per person budget to improve the county health department. It cites Oregon counties Altonomah and Coos with tuberculosis concerns and urges keeping full-time staff, asking readers to write Judge James Harrison in Coquille to approve a higher health budget. The Extra headline is Prevention.
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Altnomah
Cods County
Oregon State Board of Health
Coos County
Health Department
James Harrison
Court House
Coquille
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce To Meet at Myrtle Point High School
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will hold its next regular meeting at Myrtle Point Union High School to inspect the new building under construction. A reception with a concert by the high school band will follow at the foot stadium with other entertainments.
Resignation Accepted as Board Seeks Successor in Myrtle Creek
Leo Nuttman resigns as secretary with the board empowered to appoint a replacement. Two Republican guests, Elton Schroeder-Spenny Ross and L. M. Giovanini, address the gathering. Giovanini serves on the Coos County Chamber board and speaks on local industrial prospects. Members urged to secure tickets for the May 21 meeting at the Myrtle Hotel and High School.
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Leo Nuttman
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Elton Schroeder
Spenny Ross
North Bend
Myrtle Point Chamber
L. M. Giovanini
Empire
Giovanini
Coos County
Guidance Workshop for Myrtle Point Teachers Friday
A guidance workshop will be held Friday May 11 for all teachers at Myrtle Point elementary and high schools. Morning group meetings at Myrtle Crest 1 will evaluate this year’s guidance program and make recommendations.
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Myrtle Oint
Myrtle Crest 1
Band Honors From All Schools Unified Under One Director
In the afternoon at the high school Dr. Ralph Milne James Leonard county juvenile officer both of Caille and John Rhodes of Myrtle Point will join for a panel on Sears cooperation with other groups in guiding youth with Mr Arlo Duncan moderating.
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University of Crees
Ieee
Ralph Milne
James Leonard
Caille
John Rhodes
Myrtle Point
Sears
Arlo Duncan
Nancy Meyer Offered Teaching Post at Lynwood Lutheran
Nancy Meyer of Myrtle Point Oregon was invited to teach at Lynwood Lutheran School in Lynwood California announced by Concordia College President Thomas Coates. If accepted she would begin in September and join eight women who received the news Monday to teach in parochial Lutheran church schools operated by the Missouri Synod.
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Nancy Meyer
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Lynwood
Boone cast as David Bascombe in Carousel at UO May 23
John R. Boone son of Otis and Mrs. Boone of 615 Archer Lane has been cast as David Bascombe in the University of Oregon theater production of Carousel opening May 23 in Eugene.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
John R. Boone
Otis Boone
Archer Lane
David Bascombe
University Theater
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