Powers Chamber of Commerce hears 1971 plans in January meeting
The Powers Chamber of Commerce, led by new president Al Satterlee, discussed outdoor Christmas awards, highway conditions on 242 from Powers to Myrtle Point, Airport Project, and water-system grants. Members noted a possible Spruce Street paving project and reported on local club activities and community changes amid winter weather.
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Powers
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Lillian Ross City Recorder
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Buen
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Eva Stevens
Marlen Hathaway
al Bright
Steve Rundberg
Dale Orwick
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Charles Bay
Myrne Point
Air Home
Cedar Street
North Powers
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Geology club hosts rock collection viewing event
Mike Groben of Cool Bay led a geology club session Saturday where youths selected rocks and minerals for their collections. Several attendees named include Mrs Dale Hoffecan Tim Susan Jon Mr of iden Hermann Dennis Theany and tavey Gouch. Friends and neighbors attended a surprise party with gifts and well wishes.
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Mike Groben
Cool Bay
Jim Devereux
James Paris
Jte Thornaberry
Kay
Harry Morgan
John Catman
John Meo Witlbass
Walker
Concert Association plans second concert at Marshfield High
The county community concert association will present its second concert of the season Monday evening at Marshfield High School Auditorium. The Seattle Symphony Orchestra will perform with Atticus Katine conducting. Jeon Fleisher is guest pianist. Membership drives begin February 2. workers will contact current and new members.
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Oas County
Associaton
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Atticus Katine Treeting
Jeon Fleisher
OSU Joins National Push for Vocational Education Leaders
Oregon State University educators join a federal effort to elevate vocational education beyond a fallback path. OSU offers a three year doctoral program in vocational leadership development with 14 externs and six interns, drawing fellows from 12 states to prepare leaders for state and district roles.
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Oregon State University
OSU
Stae
Henry Ten
Ment
Congress
Food costs vary as supply and prices shift
Careful buying can hold meal costs steady says Frances Watts Torbeck Coos County Extension Agent. Citrus harvest is large with ample oranges grapefruit and other citrus favorites. Apples are reasonably available and most processed fruits cost more than last year due to tighter supplies. Main courses span pork turkey beef chicken or eggs with turkey near last winter and beef prices only slightly higher. Lamb is high.
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Frances Watts Torbeck
Coos County
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