Solid Waste Seminar to Highlight State Programs
Sen Roberts leads the Solid Waste Seminar at Pony Village on May 11 with focus on statewide waste issues and the 25 percent recycling goal by 1973. Local sponsors BAEC Zenith Club AAWU League of Women Voters and Coos County Commission preside morning session.
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Pony Village
Lea. Roberts
Citizens Committee
Citizens Advisory Committee
Sen
Roberts
BAEC
Zenith Club
A.A.U.W
League of Women Voters
Coos County Commission
van Elsberg
Chocolate Morsels No Bake Dessert Bars
A simple no bake dessert using Semict onet Chocolate Morsels, vanilla instant pudding, heavy cream, strawberries and 24 pieces. Layer chocolate covered graham crackers with pudding and melted chocolate, then frost with feathered chocolate lines and sugar glaze. Chill overnight and cut into thirds.
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Nesthé
Graham
Camp for youth energy program to run August third to eleventh
Coec County allows five deserving young men to attend a camp with a fee of 999 covers all expenses except transportation. Partial scholarships aid at least two applicants. The camp aims to teach welfare skills and explore career possibilities in Trang and related resources.
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Weingone Combavia
Trang Sad
Timber sale results from Coos Bay District auction
South Area Manager Jack Schutte led the April 27 auction of four timber parcels in the Coos Bay District. Total volume 10,665,000 board feet with bids totaling 1,685,000 dollars, average 162 per thousand. Reedsport Timber Co. outbid Tangfeldt Lumber Co. on the Gold Creek tract in Douglas County. TheVincent Creek sale sold for 647,998.75. The Wren Smith tract in Coos County sold at appraised price to The Murphy Company. Skeeter-Brummel thinning received no bids. Next sale May 25 at 10 a.m. PDT at the Coos Bay District Office.
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South Area
Jack Schutte
Coos Bay District
Bureau of Land Management
Douglas Jr
Reedsport Timber Co
Tangfeldt Lumber Co
Gold Creek
Douglas County
International Paper Company
Cent Creek
M. Roseburg Lumber Co
Wren Smith
Coos County
Murphy Company
BLM
Coos Bay
South 4Th Street
Coos Bay School Events Highlight Prom Plans and Dances
Barbra Roush and Ken Harfle crowned Junior Prom King and Queen at a pink and purple themed dance with 52 tables and cake decorations. The Coquille Community Building hosts a prom band Sweet Release from the Bay Area for a May 11 dance. Women’s rights talk by Ellen Bachelder, SWOCC librarian, drew seniors and many juniors. Archery enters girls PE classes with first-time hits.
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Barbra Roush
Ken Harfle
San Francisco Bay
Ellen Bachelder
SWOCC
University of Washington
Fashions Linked to Highway Deaths Warn Drivers
A warning from the In formation Institute links current styles to driving hazards. Platform shoes belt bottoms and long dresses can hinder pedal reach, posing fatal risks. Tips urge mat-soled shoes, hitching dresses, and pant clips to prevent pedal entanglement and improve brake response.
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Butterscotch Breakfast Rolls From Crescent Rolls
A simple bake using refrigerated crescent rolls and butterscotch morsels. Roll individual triangles to form buns, bake until light brown, then glaze with a pecan and butterscotch mixture. Let cool briefly before serving.
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Nestle
Nestlé
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Aise
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene Water and Electric Board
Ken Lewis
al Pierce Lumber Company
Bill Bree
State Citizens Advisory Committee
Oregon Recycling Information
Ron Seip
Spady and Step Sanitary Service
Weveres Osanr
Weedef
Tor Ana Menesha
Bobet
DOQ
Paul Mettus
Ranetinn
Wantte
Tony Kuba
Saas Aire Ape Id PT
Thresea Knight
Cuolleen Poole
Iwa Halla Coos Bay
Coquille
Kitty VanRoyen
Teresa Crosby
Cuastils
Eatnants Cpa Aness Myrtle Point Florist
Bulova
Kelgim Seiko
Croton Jewelry
Black Hills
Hares
Holloware
PEN & Panch
Clocks & Travel Awards
Bill
I. D
Greaur
Ietsay
Schedu
Ath
Siaris
Squaws & Chiefs
Adama
Eves
Ewes
Rey
Ares
Mie Acy
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