Local officials see resignations amid city staffing changes
The city police department announces a third employee resignation effective April 1. At a March 17 lodge event, the Chaparral Rebekah Lodge received a certificate for participation in the Stonie's Pennies project, aiding education funds. The article notes community gatherings, hospital stays, and a town basketball night sponsored by the lodge and Powers Pep Band.
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Community Notes and Club Meetings Weekly Report
Esther Jenkindred Sabana and Evelyn Lymn lead sub plans as party activity notes. Grange Hall April 17 21 hosts by Gladys. Dora Friendly Club at Derai Cafeteria with Margie Knowlton as hostess. new members Hazel Quist Linda Leiboultz guest. April meeting at school with Phyllis Lea. friendship quilt project. William Robinson and Daywakt Ranch sale announced. Mr and Mrs Vern Stams host gathering for fun and games with local couples. Jay Freeman hosts return from Reso trip and column resumes next week.
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Margie Knowlton
Evelyn Lyon
Elon Kasper
Alberta McGeorge
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Dorthea Martin
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Due Cavanaugh
Lilly Reisen
Linda Leiboultz
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William Robinson
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Mike Labert
Lloyd Beardman
Sten McCurdy
Jeff Lynn
Jack Jenkins
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Jay Freeman
Glade Krewson
Coleman rman from hospital
Tom Coy man recently returned home from the hospital where he had a back operation and will be off work for a few months. Spella Jackson, Ro bison of Springfield, and Mrs Vic Stevens spent the past week in Grocer City Calif, for Mrs Sopha Powers's 84th birthday with Austin Hall and Ruth Ann. Volleyball and basketball games are announced at Bridge School with contact for news.
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Arnold
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Bessie Caver
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Ron Farmer
Venita
Albert Lea
William Farmer
Bridge School
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Springfield
Vic Evens Spen
Grocer City
Sopha Powers
School lunch menu shows March and April offerings
The page lists cafeteria meals for March 31 to April 3 including corn dog and green beans, roast beef with mashed potatoes, and ham burgers. It notes a no school day on Wednesday April 2 due to parent teacher conferences and mentions various sides and beverages.
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Workshop set for foresters in Coos County
Coos County foresters and woodland owners will learn methods to protect stream water quality through improved forest practices at a two day workshop. The event runs April 2 and 3 in Building 32 at Southwestern Oregon Community College starting at 7 30 p m evening.
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Oregon
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Cool Equiv
Erwin R. Berglund
George W. Grown
Department of Forest Engineering
Oregon State University
Pueblo commander Lloyd Bucher to lecture at SWOCC
Commander Lloyd Bucher USN Ret. will speak April 3 at 8 pm in the Marshfield High School auditorium on The Pueblo Incident What Price Patriotism detailing the 1968 USS Pueblo capture by North Korea his 11 months imprisonment and the Navy Court of Inquiry. The free lecture is hosted by Southwestern Oregon Community College Arts and Lecture Committee with Marshfield High School cooperation.
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