Powers News highlights visits and local events
Mr and Mrs Don Cline visited relatives in Powers and moved back to Merton Washington. Numerous locals are noted visiting Portland Myrtle Point Coos Bay North Bend and Eugene. A Halloween Parade prize list and church revival are reported along with family arrivals and a surprise reunion in Seattle.
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Don Cline
James Robertson
Portland
Broadbent
Bert King
Coos Bay
Jerry Bern
Eugene
Leonard Grove
Springfield
KE. R. Wylie
Myrtle Point
Pat Edens
Tim
Tommie
George W. Wilcox
Ed Brown
Eureka L. Coy
North Powers
B. R. Nicklaus
Ashland
Pxt.a
Lloyd Eveers
Bill Layman
John Wakkali
Lone Fessler
Carl Utterback
Emily Elder
Bill Shorb
Marvin Gibbs
Barbara Robison
Jody Brotton
Kim Morgan
Debbie Quilhan
Louise Best
Debra Tomilson
Sue Ann Cowan
Gregory Tomilson
Mary Barret
Jennie Salleng
Carol Russell
Mary Ann Lopez
Ethel Robert
Carol Quilhaugh
Gregory Godell
Teresa Shorb
Pete Robinson
B and R Cafe
Robin Dell
Gary Robinson
Roseburg
Robinson
Baby
Church of God In
William Jorgensen
Clyde Thorp
William Grove
Noble Grands Club
North Bend
Mary Barrett
Seattle
Douglas Ostrander
Our Power
Rien McDonald,Jr
Howard L. Russell
Methodist Harvest Fair Set In Church Basement Friday
The Methodist church WSCS invites all to a Harvest Fair in the church basement from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday November 16 featuring handmade needlework garden produce candies and baked goods plus a 5 to 7 p.m. supper of chili and corn bread. Mrs John Dayton is the event chairwoman and the sale aims to fill Christmas lists and holiday cupboards.
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Methodist Church
WSCS
John Dayton
Judy Dayton
Conference on teacher education and services planned
A two day conference on teacher education and professional services will be held Friday evening and all day Saturday November 16 and 17 in the men’s purpose room at Orth Bend High School. Sponsored by Coos Umpqua and Curry county teacher organizations. All school board members PTA groups and teachers are invited to attend.
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Orth Bend High School
Coos
Umpqua
Curry County
PTA
Oregon Harvests Brighten Holiday Tree Market
Oregon's Christmas tree harvest is under way with evergreens from the state slated to reach more than a million homes. OSU extension specialist Gary Sander says California and the Southwest will take the bulk, while Scotch Pine faces limited U.S. competition due to high transport costs. Douglas fir remains the dominant Oregon grown tree, with about 1,000,000 trees grown in Oregon and 2,569,000 in Washington.
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Oregon
Beaver State
Gary Sander
Oregon State University Extension
California
Southwest
Sander
Mar
Beetle Buildup May Be Used Against Themselves
Douglas fir beetles have caused millions in Northwest forest damage and threaten the future after the October 12 storm. University researchers eye coatrel programs that could lure beetles to destruction and help check the outbreak in coming years.
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