Oregon to Host Two 4‑H International Programs
Oregon youths may apply for two 4‑H international programs, the Youth Development Program in Costa Rica and the International Four H Youth Exchange. Applications were due Oct 1 but extended to Oct 15. selections include two women age 20+ for YDP and two youths 19‑36 for IFYE.
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Oregon Driver License Suspensions Near Record Levels in 1975
Oregon DMV reports 45 428 suspensions through August 1975 up from 43 644 in 1974 a 10 percent rise. Revocations total 244 for habitual offender convictions with 5 223 warned about future liability. DUI suspensions rose 20.4 percent and discretionary suspensions plummeted 79 percent due to counseling efforts.
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Poetry Contest Awards 1500 Grand Prize
The World of Poetry monthly contest offers a 1500 grand prize with 49 additional cash or merchandise awards. Second place pays 500, and rules are available by writing to World of Poetry Dept 211 San Francisco. Entries must be received by November 30 1975.
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World of Poetry
Joseph Mellon
Porola
Dept
San Francisco
Mad as a March hare origin tied to hare behavior
The saying Mad as a March hare stems from March's hare rutting season when these animals are unusually shy and wild, influencing observers to describe their erratic behavior.
Missionary couple to Mozambique guest speak at local church
The Reverend Edwan Wey-Tick an Assemblies of God missionary to Mozambique East Africa and his wife Bonnie will be guest speakers Friday September 26 at 7 30 p m at the First Assembly of God Church corner Fourth and Willow Pastor Lester Ashland announced They will engage in language study Bible school ministry and pioneer evangelism in Mozambique where a new republic gained independence June 25 1975 They will work with two other AG missionaries The Weyricks previously pastored in Oregon for 11 years and their last church was Lighthouse Assembly Harbor Oregon They attended Bethany Bible College and AG Graduate School They have two children Catherine nine and Eddie six
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Lester Ashland
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Africa
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Oregon
Weyricks
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Harbor
Ore
Weyricx
Bethany Bible College
Santa Cruz
Calif
The
Assemblies of God Graduate School
Springfield
Christalene
Eddie
Winterize Your Home Now To Save Heating Costs
The Coos County extension agent Frances Torbeck says winterizing saves money within a few years. Insulation, weather stripping, and storm windows cut heat loss. sealing cracks saves 10 to 30 percent annually. Caulking and weather stripping are inexpensive. storm windows cost more but are a good investment due to rising fuel costs. Clear plastic can replace glass in storms.
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Frances Torbeck
Coos County
Birthday Celebrations and Visitors In Bridge Community
Bridge residents converse and hosts gather for birthdays. Sally Farmer visits with Mrs Hazel Swanson and Mrs Gliss Spohn from Portland. Bill Farmer of Bridge marks his 46th birthday on Sept 15 with a supper attended by family and friends including Debbie Hardman who also celebrates a seventeenth birthday this month.
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BI Sally Farmer
Willam Farmer
Bridge
Portland
Hazel Swanson
Gliss Spohn
Farmer
Bill Farmer
Courtship That Period During Which the Female Decides
A concise note defines courtship as the period when a female evaluates if she can do better. The explanation highlights selective mating behavior and decision timing in mate choice.
Venison Handling Tips From Oregon Extension Agent
Frances Torbeck Coos County Extension Agent advises proper freezing at 6 F or below to preserve venison flavor after deer season. Ground meat should be used in 2 3 months while roasts and steaks last 8 12 months. Use dry heat for tender cuts and moist heat for tougher ones. marinate, soak in salt or vinegar, and avoid overcooking to prevent toughness.
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Mushroom society plans second meeting in Coos area
A second meeting for interested people to form a Mycological Society in Coos Western Douglas and Curry counties is set for Sunday Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. on the Southwestern Oregon Community College campus. The event is open to all ages to share mushroom identification info and plan field trips. Contact the college at 888-3234 extension 275 for details.
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Douglas
Curry
Colledo
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Gibeaus plan Mexico trip and family notes
Gibeaus leave for Mexico this Friday with relatives visiting California. Their children Jimmy Jerry Sue Raymond and Joshua will be cared for by Velma Gibeau and Judy Glenwrchar. Granddaughter LeArla MacCair wed John Jarves on Sept. 13. Mike Craven attended Pendleton Sunday with his Boy Scout troop.
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Krure Gibeau
Bajo Mexey
Eugene
Jimmy
Jerry
Sue
Raymond
Joshua
Velma Gibeau
Judy
Glen Wrchar
William Pam
Calif
Hester
LeArla MacCair
John Jarves
Mike Craven
Melburt Craven
Kounday
Coquile
R.T Green
J ' Palit
Kataid Ounny
Jim Godfre
Rogue River
Debates Set For Bicentennial Youth Contests
The Bicentennial Youth Debates coordinated by the Speech Communication Association will engage over 7 000 high schools colleges and universities. District level competitions begin October with Myrtle Point and eight other districts taking part. Regional winners gain sashings and prizes as BYD aims to raise 1 500 000 from private industry for 2 000 debaters including 48 prizes of 6 000 for top regional winners.
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Speech Communication Association
Myrtle Point
Win
Richard C. Frusemann
Ftormer
University of Georgia
BYD
Pri Es
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