Coos Indian Site Excavation Progress Near Charleston
The project at South Slough continues with help from Stathe and his wife Betty and SWOCC students. A 98000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant supported summer work. Stubbs reports occupation by a small Coos Indian group from the 18th to early 19th century.
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South Slough
Charleston
Stathe
Betty
SWOCC
National Endowment For the Humanities
Stubbs
Accord
Midden at Coos Bay site shows limited European trade
The report notes iron points of local origin and few European goods, suggesting the midden near Coos Bay was abandoned by the mid 1900s or earlier. About 200 to 300 artifacts were recovered from a midden 800 by 80 feet, with bones, shell, rock, and fish remains, mainly mossel shells and cockle.
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Stubbs
Coos Bay
Canter
Stone Tools From Indian Bay Dig Revealed Trade Links
Scrapers carved from beaver teeth and awls of bird dome, plus bone fish hooks, show varied toolmaking at the site. Fifty-one water worn pebble scrapers and three jasper projectile points indicate skilled craft and possible trade connections. Stubbs notes ongoing uncertainty about conclusions.
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Stubbs
Stubbds
Indian Bay
SWOCC Eyes Cable Telecast For Courses By 1974 75
At a practice session, officials spoke of using the SWOCC television facility to transmit specially developed courses over channel 13 to the public. The system, now on campus, could broadcast to the region as early as the 1974-75 school year. Drama instructor Edward Chilla plans a TV drama course and will use the facility for theatre and communications. Music instructor Frank Leuck intends to use it for The Southwesters and to refine their visual presentation on screen.
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Swocc
Weaver
McCarthy
Edward Chilla
Frank Leuck
The
Southwesters
TV studio funded by federal grant and future cable use
SWOCC awards a $10 900 federal grant under Title VI to fund a television studio as an instructional tool. College officials plan to move the studio from Tioga Hall to the Tioga bookstore area by 1974 75 and envision cable based courses forlocal citizens with potential full time production management.
Southwestern Oregon Community College opens video studio for teaching
The college unveils a fourth floor Tioga Hall television studio with three floor cameras, lighting, mikes, two VTRs and a control room. A portable field VTR records sound and is battery powered. Faculty and students can create programs across disciplines including speech theatre music and journalism for classroom use and media training.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Tioga Hall
Terry Weaver
Weaver
Cub Scouts Theme Program and Field Trip Highlights
Cub Scout Pack 99 held an October program on an American Indian theme. Eighteen boys joined eleven new leaders as Den 3 staged a flag ceremony and Den 2 ran refreshments. They visited Stone Age Museum in Port Orford, picnicked at Humbug State Park, and paused for a pumpkin pie auction led by Tom Sperling. Awards included Bob Cat recipients and Wolf badges for Jimmy Lubre and Mike Wood, plus several Silver and Gold Arrow awards and den leader roles.
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Stoneage Museum
Port Orford
Humbug State Park
Den 3
Den 2
Cub Scout
S Committee
Tom Sperling
Cubs
Pack 99
Bob Cat
Lenny Andrews
Curt Barklow
Randy Barklow
Jerry Boggs
Charles Brown
Sam Brown
Keith Carlaon
Billy Dullarhyde
Joey Gardner
Kenny Green
Leonard Huffman
David Jommecca
Thomas Johnson
Robert Lea
Richard Mable
Todd Parker
Cosch
Lois Groes
den Mather
Lieda Luhrs
Helen Clinton
Marky Crosby
Oliie Muffman
Aset
Miriam Brown
Susan Messersmith
Jan Andrews
Joanne Mabie
Wedelos
Omer Oyoer
Wedeios
Fred Iverson
Timber growth rate accelerated by forest genetics research
GP chief executive R B Pamplin cites intensive research in forest genetics and reforestation boosting timber growth by at least 50 percent. The Pacific Northwest cycle has dropped from 80 to 60 years and now to 40 years with a new generation maturing in about 30 years. Evans' cucumber jelly first packaged in a collapsible metal tube appeared in Philadelphia in 1886.
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
R. B. Pamplin
Pacific Northwest
Philadelphia
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Industrial Research” Magazine
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Dortha McCarthy
Learning Resource Center
Bernell Meacham
Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 90
Myrtle Crest School
Coquille
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