Nomometer of Tomorrow Contest Theme Scheduled
The Dec 5 event will guide the selection of a Nomometer of Tomorrow for the student winner who will receive a specially designed recognition item.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
4
The Dec 5 event will guide the selection of a Nomometer of Tomorrow for the student winner who will receive a specially designed recognition item.
Codd County residents can join the Great Decisions 73 program starting in January with weekly eight week informal discussion groups on current foreign affairs topics. The process gathers participant opinions to the Oregon Great Decisions Council and national policymakers via the Foreign Policy Association. Topics include mass media foreign policy Japan Canada Latin America and U.S. relation to the Soviet Union. The extension office coordinates, with a small fee for a reference guide.
A bridal shower for Mrs John Edlund nee Rhonda Burgess was held Saturday afternoon November 1 at Mrs Fred Millers home. Hostess Miss Bobbie Sturgill led games and refreshments for guests including Mrs Wilson Dalrymple and many local relatives and friends. Several invitations sent by attendees listed extended family unable to attend.
Effective Dec. 1, the Coos County Mental Health Services will be housed at 1875 Virginia, North Bend with a phone number of 756-7831. Offices stay at the Court House in Coquille to serve the south county, for referrals to Mental Retardation Developmental Disabilities, Child Guidance, Adult Psychiatric, Alcohol Drug, State Hospital Referral and Post Hospital Care.
Anita Johnson of North Bend and her cousin Alan Johnson along with Keith Johnson of Coos competed in the Pacific International 4M daily judging contest. Teams from Oregon Hawaii Washington Nevada and Northern California took part. Anita finished seventh among the top ten individuals.
Coos County 4-H teams placed seventh overall at the Pacific International judging event. Judges explained dairy breed knowledge and oral and written reasons for placings, with open-class breeders’ exhibits from the Pacific International panel providing tough competition. Other Coos County teams included horse members Wayne Wingert, Virginia Seyler, Carey Jones, and a meal animal team.
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