Powers PTO meeting reviews events and plans
The Powers PTO held a well attended meeting on Tuesday February 11 in the elementary building. The planned speaker police chief Roy Zannile could not attend. an open invitation was extended for future meetings. A talent show is set for March 13 at 7 30 p m in the high school gym with 50 cent admission, free for kindergarten and younger children. Interested participants may contact Peter Nightingale Harriet Smith or Francis Shorb. Prizes will be awarded and proceeds fund the scholarship fund aiming for 300 dollars. graduates may contact Mr Glenn Gillespie for details. The March 11 meeting is at 4 30 p m in the elementary library. An emergency food program was started by the Interchurch Bible Study group. donations should be non perishable. The Canasta Club met Feb 11. high scores were Mrs Jessie Bern and Mrs Richard Thornsberry. The Women’s group met Feb 12 focusing on Nutritious Snacks. March 12 leaders are Mrs Steven Foster and Mrs Sailey Pria. Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson and Mr and Mrs C C Heintz attended a Dump Truckers Association dinner in Coos Bay Feb 14. An Eastern Star visit occurred Feb 11, and Mystic Chapter CBS met Feb 13 with valentines decor. A grandmother shower was held Feb 14 for Mrs Carl Utterback, who joined the grandmothers club. gifts will be sent to Leadville, Colorado.
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Ture
Peter Nightingale
Harriet Smith
Francis Shorb
Earry Partculers
PTO
Glenn Gillespie
Carl Exner
Roger Johnson
Canasta Club
Kenneth McKarzie
George Clark
Jessie Bern
Richard Thornsberry
James Clauson
Cliff Duncan
Gary Patton
McKenz
Ralph Anderson
Fellowship Hall
Church of God
Helen Ganswell
Anderson
Bill Shorb
Meriel Fawat
Shirley Price
Steven Foster
Gamwell
Dean Porter
Elsie Painten
Ethel Post
Shorb
Sairley Pria
C. C. Heintz
Coos Bay
Thunderbird
Phyllis Caughell
Estoral Com
Mitte of the Grain
Order of Eastern Star
Doris
Marlene Bartlett
Mystc
Caughell
Mystic
CBS
Ava Sheedy
Pat Maderel
Carl Utterback
Leadville
Col
toKordice Lynn
Bis
Bist Utterback
Ala Sheedy
Evalysa Stuck
Helen Ganneill
Bas
Herbert K. Hunger
Lou Reed
Clarence Spitznass
Iven Frise
Mabel Thorp
Harold Ross
Kenneth Stevens
Care Bones
Jack Caughell
Mires
Dollie Hackett
Dora Sitkum PTA Plans Un-Birthday Party For Children
Dora Sitkum PTA met Feb 11 planning an Un Birthday Party on March 14 for all children with birthdays during the school year. They seek a spring commercial movie showing and a March 11 round table discussion at Dora school. Residents attended include Mariel and Megan Uimbs, and several local families.
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PTA
Dora School
Mariel
Megan Uimbs
Gram
Mapris Coubs
Sables
Hrenda
Leonard Jobisen
Forest Fasten
Derek
Ken
Leung Lewis
Gravelford
Marteana Te Or
Cee Male
Charlene Tarvin
Merbers Presen
Kay Dalvis
Katy Larson
Avis Crite Ulises
Beng Keind
Alberta McGeorge
Doruhea Karuin
Feather
Lens ‘Eaver
Alice Sprague
Sue Caevanaugh
Lilatesland
Woodruff
Robert
Pacific Grove
Cali
John Samints
Polic
Pacific
Grange Members Gather for February Myrtle Meeting
George Jenkins, chairman of the State Grange Agriculture Committee, was a distinguished guest at Myrtle Grange's February 1 meeting along with visitors from Con quille and Bandon Granges. Legislative items discussed included bills on voting for judges, foreign ownership limits, Common Carrier regulation, career education, water fluoridation, minimum wage, judge retirement, and motor vehicle penalties.
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George Jenkins
State Grange Agriculture Committee
Myrtle Grange
Alice Jenkins
Myrtle Benhan
Francis ‘An Auken
Conquille Grange
Vernetta Heffley
Bandon Grange
George Hall
Granger
Nuon-Grathers
Grange
Straut
State Grange
Public Utilities Commission
Local couple announces birth of first son Shane Walter Gary
Mr and Mrs Roger Gary announce the birth of their first child a son named Shane Walter born at Aoquille Valley Hospital Fet. Grandparents listed are Mr Walter Gary Mrs Sam Houston and Mrs. Walter Gary.
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Roger Gary
Shane Walter
Aoquille Valley Hospital
Fet
Walter Gary
Sam Houston
Bridge community notices and activities brief
First aid courses start February 23 at the Bridge Grange taught by Ben Miller with open enrollment for ages 15. Womens volleyball at Bridge School on Wednesday nights and basketball for men on Thursdays. Mr Hitner is recovering from a logging accident and may need surgery. Old rummage for the annual rummage and bazaar sale can be picked up by calling 572 5905 or 572 5650. contact Sally Farmer at 572 5630 with paper requests.
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Bridge Grange
Ben Miller
Ty Cone
Mars Lee Hohoe
Bridge School
Ptt
Hitner
Sally Farmer
Cub Scout Banquet Set for Pack 99 on Sunday
Cub Scout Pack 99 will hold its annual Blue and Gold banquet Sunday February 23 at the Myrtle Crest Gym starting at 2 PM.
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Cub
Fen
Myrtle Crest
Dati
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