Leading horse judges to teach at OSC short course
Oregon State College in Corvallis will host a two day horse judging short course November 12 and 13 led by M E Ensminger of Washington State College and C E Howell of the University of California. The program aims to teach selection care training and judging of light horses and to provide a venue for exchange of ideas among horsemen limited to 120 attendees. The event is sponsored by the Oregon Horsemen's Association and OSC animal husbandry with a $10 entry fee.
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Oregon State College
J B Johnson
OSC
M. E Ensminger
Washington State College
C E. Howell
University of California
Corvallis
Johnson
Oregon Horsemen's Association
OSC Animal Husbandry Departmet
Dr Ensminger
S Hill
Oregon Communities Plan for Industrial Development
Oregon Development Commission study finds attractive communities and low cost power, sites, process water, and trucking as key plant location factors. Surveys of 800 firms cite worker attitudes and taxes as critical, while Oregon coastal fish could fuel future fisheries with capital and market development. Plans for a next year process and products fair emerge after a successful Small Business Procurement fair in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Oregon Development Commission
ODC
Progress In
CDC
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
Hillsboro
Corvallis
Benton Industries Foundation, Inc
McMinnville
Industrial Promotions, Inc
Oregon area plans fair spotlighting regional industry and growth
Plans discussed for a regional fair to showcase government research products for manufacturers in the Pacific Northwest. Exhibits will highlight resources and services suited to the area as Klamath County sees major construction including a 12 million dollar Johns Manville hardboard plant and the Big Bend dam project.
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Pacific Northwest
Klamath
Johns-Manville
CDC
Klamath County
Big Bend
Klamath River
California-Oregon Power Company
Stop Signs to Protect School Children
At Police Chief Bill Tankersley's suggestion the city council ordered four way stop signs at Maple and C streets and Spruce and C street to protect school children. Signs to be installed immediately. Water pumps failed Monday causing intermittent supply. repairs expected to restore full operation by Wednesday noon.
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Bill Tankersley
Maple
Spruce
Tankersley
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Lowery
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Bridge Community Church
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Central Washington School of the Bible
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City Heating Oil Co
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ALT
Southwestern Motors
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