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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1972

Page

4

Myrtle Point High Names Staff and Students in late 1960s News

Myrtle Point High School announces Esther Jenneen as new PE teacher and coach for girls teams. Jeer details list JV and varsity players, freshmen officers, class adviser staff, and NHS plans. Senior Judy Gibeon named September girl of the month. church youth group and band roles noted. The note ends with a tribute from the Donald L. Schirmer family.

Myrtle Point High School Esther Jenneen Girle Tasheall J.V Marilyn Selmer Sally Haliburton Rose Creek Lis Duna Diane Thurman Sandy van Lyle Jenks Stuam Ray Aan Cromwell Vavelty Gaye Rendo Robin Tyce Kir Tram Judy Qtrean Cindy Cromwell Davey Olson Patty Crighene Bev Arment

Bulldogs beat MC 13 6 in season opener

Arago powered past Myrtle Crest 13 to 6 as Glen Olson and Tom Thurmen led the Bulldogs. Relay participants include Irene Thurman and Lise Berkiow with Debbie Bright an alternate Leanne Wintchen. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Menegat at the Rode home in Cays Bay.

Myrtle Crest Arago Glen Olson Tom Thurmen Irene Thurman Lise Berkiow Fanella Mullenax Deane Pattle Debbie Bright Leanne Wintchen John Menegat Albin Rode Cays Bay Misa Glenis Coquille Hospital Carls Carl Myrtle Point High School

KAO Launches 1973 Statewide Candy Sale

The Kidney Association of Oregon opens its 1973 statewide sale of Malloween Trick of Treat candy to fund artificial kidney machines training and medical supplies for kidney failure victims.

The Kidney Association of Oreges Peepter Kidasy Association of Oregon Ith Avenue Portland Oregon

Orange ear tags mark beef cattle in Oregon program

Oregon State University extension scientist W Dean Frischknecht notes orange ear tags debut with the Beef Carcass Data Service. The program, run by the Oregon Cattlemen's Association with the Beef Improvement Federation and USDA, aims to establish cattle genetic potential and provide reports to producers. Meanwhile KAOs appeals for Halloween candy sales to fund raise across civic and service groups.

W. Dean Frischinecht Oregon State University Extension Frischknecht Oregon Oregon Cattlemen's Association Kao Hald

Cattle Grading Program Expands in Midwest

USDA graders will issue quality and yield reports for cattle and forward them to the OCA. The Beef Improvement Federation and Agricultural Marketing Service expanded a four state pilot to this September. Each tag costs 50 cents and each carcass day form 1.50.

Frischknecht USDA OCA Midwest Beef Improvement Federation and Agricultural Marketing Service

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