Powers Alumni Plan 50th Reunion and Civic Notes
Powers hosts an August 1 alumni picnic marking the 80th graduation anniversary with a Golden Anniversary theme. City council, led by Mayor Jack Bushnell, discusses trailer sleeping quarters, fire chief duties, sewer work, and public meeting notice rules while planning health aid and ordinance updates.
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Archie Fiocod
Merle Kalb, Jr
Joe Berg
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Doug Rathburn
Powers
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Rathburn
Lloyd Keech
Spruce Sree
Bob Frye
Broadbent 4-H Club Field Trip To Bandon Beach
The Picks and Shovels 4 Hisp Geology Club visited Bandon Beach on July 21 for a beach picnic at Bullards State Park and hours of beachcombing to collect specimens for the County Fair. Participants include Mark Labart Gail Labart Stanley Stewart Dennis Hermann Danny Hermann Tia Susan Hoffman and others.
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Susan Hoffman
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Sonja Hoffman
Three Man Show at Coos Art Museum
The August exhibition at Coos Art Museum features a three man show by Ken Paul of Eugene, Mary Hedges of North Bend and Eve lyn Banner of Salem. They were winners of the 1970 November annual three man show award. The All Oregon Invitational Exhibition 1971 prospectus will be available soon.
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North Bend
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Salem
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Lamb pool figures told Coos County sold 563 fat lambs
The Coos County Livestock Association sold 563 fat lambs 578 heavy feeders and 179 light feeders in a lamb pool shipped July 14 per Lynn Cannon extension agent. Fat lambs earned 27.50 per cwt heavy feeders 26.50 and light feeders 25.00 while averages were 92.3 61.8 and 70.6 pounds per head.
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Livestockmen back animal drug certification effort
Oregon State University extension veterinarian Dr. Guy Reynolds notes rising participation by Oregon livestockmen in a National Animal Drug Certification program. The move aims to assure consumers drugs used in food animals meet withdrawal and labeling rules, with FDA endorsement as a flexible alternative to tighter regulation.
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Social guests visit local families this Sunday
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weathers and boys on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee and family Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Homer Duncan and girls. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sell Jr and children Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Potter from Ottawa Kansas.
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