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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

Page

6

Powers youngsters parade winners and community notes

Powers youngsters on parade. Preschool winners include John Cowan Deanma and Fred dy Smith Eric Bachman Linda Hill and Elisa Pearce. First grade winners Randy Raeler James Thornton Christy Stewart Gaye Mill Ricky Anderson Kim Lay Stacey Frye. Second grade Billie Joe Shorb Ritchie Schubert Bert Looney Janie Blondell Mike Cody. Third grade Bill Layman Kathryn Anderson Denny Johnson Aretha Smith Charles Hendon. Fourth grade Mary Ann Lopes Dale Shaffer Lonnie Shorb Julie Moore Debbie Stallard. Regu lar Una Rebekah Lodge meeting featured a surprise tribute to Mrs Goldie Candle and Mrs Mable Thorp.

Parade John Cowan Deanma Freddy Smith Eric Bachman Linda Hill Elisa Pearce Randy Raeler James Thornton Christy Stewart Gaye Mill Ricky Anderson Kim Lay Stacey Frye Billie Joe Shorb Ritchie Schubert Bert Looney Janie Blondell Mike Cody Bill Layman Kathryn Anderson Denny Johnson Aretha Smith Charles Hendon Cynthia Schubert Mary Ann Boucher James Carmichael Geraldine Wallace James Mary Ann Lopes Dale Shaffer Lonnie Shorb Julie Moore Debbbdie Stallard Mesdames A.L. Burch B. Nicklaus Ted Hackett Clyde Thorp Willam Grove Ralph Anderson Robert Kuchler Hazel Lewis Una Rebekah Lodge Myrtle Point Tom Powers High School P.E William Grove Garland Bateman Coquille Don Noah

FHA Members To Conference

Fifteen MPHS girls with teacher Gloria Evernden attended the Future Homemakers of America south coast district conference at Cottage Grove High School. About 1893 girls were present. Miss Lois Redman of Oregon State University spoke on FHA a Key to the Future. Next year the conference will be in Coos Bay.

MPHS Gloria Evernden Future Homemakers of America Cottage Grove High School Lois Redman Oregon State University Redman Coos Bay

Ugly Man Contest Opens At MPHS For Students

Voting for the Most Ugly Man begins this week at MPHS with entries limited to student classes and organizations. Participants must makeover their faces and have a photo taken for the contest sponsored by IRC. Funds raised by members will support a student exchange program requiring $706.

IRC MPHS Gane A S

Te Henor Teachers At Masonic Lodge

The Masonic Lodge will host a public program at 8 p.m. Friday November 15 during National Education Week.

Te Henor Masonic Lodge The

FFA Chapter Adopts Qualifications For Members

The FFA chapter sets membership rules requiring enrollment in vocational agriculture, payment of dues, evidence of a home project, and ability to recite the FFA creed. Advising officer Verlin Hermann accompanies the group with Thrift, Jim Radford, Eddie Hay, Alfred Pinep, Stamen, and Larry Wilson named among participants.

F.F.A Thrift Jim Radford Eddie Hay Alfred Pinep Stamen Larry Wilson

OSU Tests Beef Cattle Feed Gain Ratios

Oregon State University researchers tested high concentrate rations on beef cattle. Four lots of ten steers fed varied mixes including barley beet pulp corn and hay showed gains around 2.9 to 2.92 pounds per day with costs near 18 to 19 cents per pound. Each group ran 145 days with vitamin A fortification and measured feed per pound of gain.

Ration Mix Yields Faster Gains in Cattle Feed Study

The fourth lot ration combined 35 percent beet pulp 25 percent ground ear corn and 50 percent mile. Cattle gained 2.92 pounds at 20.7 cents per pound on 8.46 pounds of feed per pound of gain. A check group fed alfalfa hay and grain showed 9.38 pounds per day with gains costing 17.4 cents per pound. Salt at two percent of ration used on high concentrate diets. Researchers tentatively link marbling absence to rapid gains at a young age. Further studies planned.

Crystal research underway at OSU

Great advances in electronics, metallurgy and light may be some of the future apply at Oregon State University.

Osu Oregon State University

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