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Conservation district awards ceremony and meeting held
Monday, March 31, 2008 | No comments posted.
The Coos Soil and Water Conservation District held their 47th-annual meeting and awards ceremony on Feb. 28, at the Coos County Annex in Coquille.
At the meeting, Rick, Shilo and Morgan McKenzie of McKenzie Livestock, LLC, in Sixes received the award for 2007 Cooperator of the Year.
Guest speaker Sam Dement of Myrtle Point talked about the early history of the Dement family from 1851 as they moved west by covered wagon, taking two years before they settled in Coos County.
That story was followed by another story about the Curry County cow theft cases of 1939.
At the meeting, Rick, Shilo and Morgan McKenzie of McKenzie Livestock, LLC, in Sixes received the award for 2007 Cooperator of the Year.
Guest speaker Sam Dement of Myrtle Point talked about the early history of the Dement family from 1851 as they moved west by covered wagon, taking two years before they settled in Coos County.
That story was followed by another story about the Curry County cow theft cases of 1939.
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