Community notices and council updates in Powers Oregon
Local meeting highlights cover a snow disrupted year start with the Chamber planning decorations and road repairs on Highway 2 from Powers to Myrtle Point. City grants for water system upgrades, new director appointment, and upcoming anniversary chapter events are noted along with member updates and a rockslide near the Hubbard home.
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Powers
Myrtle Point
Lillian Ross City Recorder
Alice
Ed Reynolds
Terry
Chaparral Rebekah Lodge
Conrad Lapp
Mr. Lapp
Chaparral Rebekah Lidge
Oa Stevens
Marlea Hathaway
Hatheaway
Brewers
PIO
Suty Patton
Presidin Bernard Adamson
Height
Jaclyn
PTO
Jr. Hi
Sixberry
Holly Morgan
Jim McHenry
Albany
McHenry
Springfield
Charles Bay
Cedar Street
North Powers
Geology club guests and varied youth activities at Coos Bay
The Picks and Shovels 4 H geology group toured Mike Groben's Coos Bay collection then selected specimens for their own sets. Members from multiple households attended, with prizes and a skating rink outing planned for Monday evening February 1. The 1st Christian Church notes a Brethren guest at Broadbent on February 7.
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Mike Groben
Coos Bay
Groben
Hia
Dale Noffman
Fine Sugen
Jon Mra
Tits Hermann Dennis Crary
Davey Gouch
Biehtl
Kenneth
Rae Teet
Meuenzer Mark
Condd
Stent
1St Christian Church
The
Brethren
Broadbent
Concert Association Presents Second Symphony Concert
The County Community Association will present its second concert of the season at Klarsa Neld High Auditorium. The Seattle Symphony Orchestra conducted by Milton Katiner will feature Jeon Fisher as solo pianist. A membership drive starts February 2 and invites current members to participate.
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Aumeert Associaten
Klarsa
Neld
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Milton Katiner Treeting
Jeon Fleisher
Genest
OSU Leads in Vocational Education Leadership Program
Oregon State University hosts three graduate programs to train vocational education leaders for state and local roles. The largest, federally funded, aims to develop administrators counselors and teachers. fourteen doctoral candidates from twelve states join this first year.
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Oregon State University
OSU
Henry Ten
Division of
Vocational, Adult and Community College
School of Education
Congress
Food costs vary as citrus harvest helps budgets
Mrs Frances Watts Torbeck notes careful buying can cut meal costs as citrus crops are abundant with low priced oranges and grapefruit. Pork, turkey, beef, chicken or eggs are main courses while prices for lamb are high and most vegetables cost slightly more than last January.
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Frances Watts Torbeck
Coos County
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