Veteran's advisor named at SWOCC
Alan H. Miller, Vietnam veteran, is appointed Veterans Advisor in SWOCC's new Veterans Affairs Office funded by a federal grant. He will assist veterans with benefits, education, and career needs, and will lead outreach to the college district and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Alan H. Miller
SWOCC
Miller
Inietnam Gs
Peace Corps
Tanzania
East Africa
Hard Science
Me Afvican
Food For Peace
Africa
Agency For International Development
Oregon
University of Wisconsin At LaCrosse
Tgen
Maller Con
MPHS Presents The Sound of Music And Christmas Hall Decor
The Music Department plans spring performances of The Sound of Music with scripts from Mr Harms and both singing and non singing roles. MPHS students decorate halls for Christmas and judge originality with winners not yet announced. The bandroom was vandalized recently with stolen equipment including a drum set saxophone and new drums. Honeke classes collect coupons for Hope School in North Bend to fund supplies. turn coupons to Mrs Vernden. Four FEA members from Nos 16 and 17 attended the Pacific International Livestock Judging Competition in Portland: Randy McWilliams Terry MecWilliams Keith Hermann and Randy Rema. Jill Coffman named district DAR good citizen will compete in Coos County contest later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeke
Star of Hope School
North Bend
Vernden
FEA
Portland
Randy McWilliams
Terry MecWillaims
Keith Hermann
Randy Rema
Jill Coffman
DAR
Jill
Coos County
Soil testing urged for efficient fertilizer use
Money savings come from applying only needed nutrients. OSU lab data from 1972 show phosphorous boron and potassium needs and acidity corrections in many samples. Guidance and sample kits available at the county extension office in the courthouse Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedictec
Har
Oregon State Stll
Coquille
Hawaiian Field Trip Natural History Course Offered
A four island Hawaii field course titled Hawaiian Field Trip Natural History of Hawaii will run March 16 23 1974. Southwestern Oregon Community College offers the program with no prerequisites, open to all in the college district, limited to 60 students. A 3100 deposit is due Jan 1 1974 to hold a spot with the balance of fees due Feb 15 1974. Total fees range from 413 to 460 dollars depending on hotel choices.
Ten added to Kidney Association of Oregon program
The Kidney Association of Oregon reports ten new patients with kidney failure now rely on artificial kidneys. Names include William Widman John Prideaux Rudolph Weiser Ida Robinson Eugene Monsolete Baars Ronald Miller Margaret Uptagraffi William Bonds Laura Clark Gertrude Bengston. Statewide total alive reaches 40, with 32 new patients admitted since 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kidney Association of Oregon
Nore
KAO
Chuck Foster
New seven day course offers island study tour
Refunds can be made March 10, 1974. The new three credit hour course travels four islands in the Hawaiian chain Hawaii Maui Kauai and Oahu. It covers botany ornithology geology and cultural history with two days per island and one Maui day. Instructors include Dr. Ben J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Maui
Kauai
Oahu
Ben J
College opens 3¢ registration forms and course list
The college offers 3 cent registration forms and a tear-off course list now available for students.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copleting
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Mailler
Sonnel Services
Iswod C
John Hunter Bear
Kaised
New York
Milner
Ade Visin
Vetei Oo
Jastriet
Sound of Music
MPHS
Sclumary
Reneral
Coms-Curty Electric Congere
Tive
Ine
Iristrath
Inistrath
Les
Cook
Robert Partridge
Kurail F
Partridge
Pacific Northwest
California
Conn
Theresa
Myrtle Palm High School
Roseburg
Gloria Evernden
Ann Mast
VFW
Future Homemakers of America
Acme Wood Products CO
Camu
Borritifud
Myrtle Poist
Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francis
Marie Nichols
Kathy Howard
P.O. Box
Coos Bay
Uerald
Myrtle Point
Creative
Cable
Warner Cable
Dial
Warner Coman
Hiene Comper
Warner Cable Corp
Gorvi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!