District 41 Educators To Attend Conference On Mentally Retarded
District 41 educators join a Salem in service conference April 5-6 under the State Department of Education sponsorship to study programs for mentally retarded children. Dr. G Orville Johnson of Syracuse University will lead sessions on curriculum and classroom practices.
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Salem
State Department of Education
G. Orville Johnson
Syracuse University
Johnson
Oregon
Larsen, Trigg
Esther Witt
Trigg
Bridge
Witt
Sitkum
Powers District Adds Staff for Blowdown Sale
R. M. Dunlap announced transfers and new hires at the Powers ranger station as part of preparing for sale of blowdown from the Columbus Day Storm. Richard Reeves to Brookings. Jay Fitch to Powers on April 14. Carl Burgeson, Lester Nelson, James Bracken, Winston Tuttle, Dick Wessel, and Earl Southard join on various transfers and details to accelerate the sale of over 80 million board feet by June 30.
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R. M. Dunlap
Powers
Richard Reeves
Brookings
Rich
Shirley
Reeves
Rita
Michael
Lions Club
Jay Fitch
Gold Beach
Fitch
Dunlap
Carl Burgeson
Lafayette Indiana
Burgeson
Purdue University
Powers Ranger Station
Lester Nelson
Clearwater National Forest
Idaho
James Bracken
Fremont National Forest
Winston Tuttle
Illinois Valley District
Siskiyou
Dick Wessel
Earl Southard
Dulap
Port District Titleland Bill Introduced by Senator Chapman
Senator R F Chapman of Coos Bay proposes a bill to vest title to all tide and overflow lands within port districts in the district. The measure preserves navigation fishing and commerce rights while empowering district commissioners to maximize land use for state and local economic benefits. Any sale or long lease would require state land board approval.
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R. F. Chapman
Coos Bay
Chapman
State Land Board
Tidelands
Library count dispute over books at high school
The school library corrections reveal 4700 books rather than the 47000 previously reported. Librarian Margaret Mabie notes the correct total and urges attention to accurate inventory records.
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Margaret Mabie
High School Athletes Awarded Letters at Assembly
Coaches presented letter awards to several athletes at a March 30 assembly. Craig Brown Jim Hatfield Ed Wells Pete Todd Kent Brown and others received manager letters. Sunset League honors went to Frank Grove while Dean Noyes and David Hatfield earned honorable mention and third and first team selections were noted for Rich Gessman Bruce Gibeau and Tom Johnson. JV basketball awards went to Don Mast Terry Pullen John Gurney Reed Gurney Bill Neal Mike Johnson Terry Troxell Jim Blohm Wilmer Stiah Johnsie Pot.
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Oeason
Guido Cldareces
Craig Brown
Jim Hatfield
Ed Wells
Pete Todd
Kent Brown
Frank Grove
Sunset League
Dean Noyes
David Hatfield
Rich Gessman
Bruce Gibeau
Tom Johnson
Don Mast
Terry Pullen
John Gurney
Reed Gurney
Bill Neal
Mike Johnson
Terry Troxell
Jim Blohm
Wilmer Stiah
Firefighters Respond to March 36 Call at Willow and 10th
Volunteer firemen answered 1 p.m. call at Willow Street and 10th Street. The edge structure sustained no reported damage.
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Willow
10Th Street
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Port District
By Mases Lewis
Jonion Sheet
Allen Thomasser
Ronald W. Smith
Kristi Lynn Stewart
James Benjamin Thornton
Paula Marie Tomilson
William Lynn Wakler
Richard Leon Wallace
Danny O'dell Warner
Ricky Lee White
Kim Alee White
Robert Magill
John Allen Robertson
Gaye Marie Hill
Diana Sue Straight
Mary Teresa Teasley
North Bend
Lloyd Evers
Bert King
Maurice Ray
Annamae Ruff
Mary Barrett
Mabel Utterback
Barbara Robison
Fellowship Club
William Skinner
Forest Service Station
Marjorie Burch
Helen Gamwell
Lierd Evers
Sam Dement
Myrtle Point
Jack Caughell
Jack Bushnell
Virgil Daniels
Ted Stallard
Our City
Howard Kenneth Wideman
North Pow
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Mast Hospital
Ylon
Nee Olney mPeUl Een Eele
B. Regent Group Labeve
Sota
Senin Abe Animine
Sete
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