Pep to initiate summer employment program cites city actions
The City Council met May 1 with Nodle Adamek presiding. The PEP program starts a youth effort for ages 16 to 28 with thirty one jobs, prioritizing military servicemen. Nightingale leads outreach while the Library Board discusses a May primaries measure for Coos County and the cemetery map by Gene W Quillimugh is ready for display.
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Nodle Adamek
Peter Nightingale
Merle Kalb
Robert McDonald
James McCulloch
Kenneth Stevens
Marty Rose
Dave Grimes
Imu Shorb
Oscar Mimoyne
Ethel Post
Iits
Pewr Nightingale
Library Board
Coos County
Harry Rolfe
Gene W Quillimugh
Recorder’s Office
Rolfe
Spruce St
Thurman Elan
Church of the Open Bible
Grady Pinson
al and Bertie’s Supermarket, Inc
Julius Hytrek
Amy 22
Joy n Stuff at College Playhouse World Premier
The world premiere of Joy n Stuff a children’s production titled Joy n Ruff will be staged by the College Playhouse at Southwestern Oregon Community College on Saturday and Sunday with multiple showings. The free performances in Lower Prosper Hall feature a colorfully costumed troupe, games nurse theatre sketches and dance numbers led by Ed Chilla with local dancers Virginia Gant and Leslie Baird.
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Te Theatre
College Playhouse
Southwestern Oregon Community College Playhouse
Prosper
Swwocc
Virginia Gant
Leslie Baird
Salazar Completes Duty With Naval Reserve Unit
Storekeeper Second Class Felipe Selassi Jr. completed two weeks of active duty on May 6 with the U S Naval Reserve Surface Division in Coos Bay. He assisted in administration and recruiting offices and resides in Powers.
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Felipe Selassi, Jr
U. S. Naval Reserve Surface Division
Coos Bay
Powers
Local Grange Elects Delegates and Plans May Events
Russell Evans was elected delegate to State Grange and George Mall Saaltereste earned a post as insurance delegate. The May 21 fifth degree will be conferred at Myrtle Grange hall after a May 21 memorial and business meeting. A Pomona practice at 6:30 PM precedes the regular meeting. George Hall notes irrigation advances and water savings. Eva Stevens cites farm price trends, with retail prices rising faster than farm prices. Master Evans reports rising farm insurance rates and a four day waiting period with ten dollars daily pay unless hospitalized. Legislative chairman Orvus Miller urges study of primary ballot measures and notes increased assessed valuations. Youth chairman Opal Davis aims to start First Aid class. program honors women with a skit and readings.
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Evans
State Grange
George Mall Saaltereste
Pomona
Myrtle Grange Hall
Myrtle Grange
George Hall
Eva Stevens
Ellis Southmayd
Orvus Miller
Opal Davis
Orves Miller
Alevin McQuigg
Honorees Receive Corsages at Evening Event
Rosa Miller, Orvus Miller, Jennie Crabb were honored with corsages. The event closed with men serving refreshments and a traditional Glades farewell.
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Ellis Southmay
Hospital Auxiliary seeks funds for portable infant incubator
Coquille Valley Hospital Auxiliary works to raise 1500 for a portable incubator to aid infants needing specialized care. Generous gifts from civic groups, clubs, lodges, and individuals have covered all but 9900 of the seed. Donations and information available from Mr. Charles Eide. Also funds established for a Nursing Scholarship from life memberships and memorials. Arago now: Mr and Mrs William Hughes return from a ten day Portland trip visiting relatives and daughter in Seattle.
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Coquille Valley Hospital
Hias
William Hughes
Portland
Seattle
Ida Ooerding Guest Speaker at Pioneer Meeting
Ida Ooerding spoke at a Pioneer meeting. She came to Coos County from North Dakota with her parents in 1907, settling in Coquille. Ida taught 38 years in Coos County including 18 years at Myrtle Point and later did part time substituting, serving many years as treasurer of the Coos Curry Histories Association.
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Ida Ooerding
Pioneer Meeting
Coosanty
Myrtle Point
Ida Cording Dows
Coos Curry Histories Association
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North Bend
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New York
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