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9TH ANNUAL COMMUNITY BABY SOWER
The Soroptimist’s of the Coos Bay Area will hold their 9th annual Community Baby Shower on March 2, 2012 at Pony Village Mall from 11am-3pm.
We are teaming with the Department of Human Services to collect new items for the low-income mothers and their babies. All items will go to the baby closet at DHS where they will be distributed to those in need.
This year, their major need is for diapers, wipes, pacifiers, onesies, and warm sleepers, but anything would be greatly appreciated.
Questions? Call Amber at 541-297-5523 or email ambergburnette@aol.com.
FREE NAMI FAMILY SUPPORT MEETINGS
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (also known as NAMI) was founded in 1979 as the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. NAMI is a nation-wide American advocacy group, representing families and people affected by mental illness as a non-profit grass roots organization and has affiliates in every American state and in thousands of local communities in the country. NAMI's mission is to provide support, education, advocacy, and research for people and their families living with mental illness through various public education and awareness activities.
NAMI Family to Family support meetings are held every Wednesday from 3:00 to 5:00 PM at the Nancy Devereux Center, 1200 Newmark Ave. in Coos Bay. The meetings are free to all the family members of individuals affected by mental Illness. For more information call 541-888-3202
FANTASTIC FUN IN FEBRUARY AT SOUTH SLOUGH
Children 6-12 years old, join us for hands on fun in the estuary on Friday, February 24th from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm. In honor of World Wetlands Day, Estuary Explorers will learn about wetlands by experimenting in the classroom and discovering wetlands in the field. Come dressed for the weather and ready to hike. Bring a sack lunch and a water bottle. 4 children minimum/12 maximum. Please call 541.888.5558 to register for this program. ($7/child –sign up for all 4 $20/child)
Rainy weather got you down? Enjoy the outdoors via cinema magic on Saturday, February 25th from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Watch an amazing documentary about life on earth narrated by Oprah Winfrey titled life-Plants & Primates. We’ll provide the big screen and the popcorn. Please call 541.888.5558 to register for this free program.
BAY AREA CONCERT BAND EARLY SPRING CONCERT
The Bay Area Concert Band will be offering a early spring concert on Thursday, March 1, 2012 at the North Bend Presbyterian Church located on Pony Creek Road. The 7:30 performance will be under the direction of Mark Allen, and guest conductor, Bob Campbell.
The concert will include a nice variety of light classical and traditional band music.
Plan on attending this delightful concert and supporting members of your community. The concert is free with donations appreciated that go towards music scholarships for students. Due to the generosity of our past audiences the Concert Band was able to provide a $500.00 scholarship to a SWOCC student as well as making a $1500.00 contribution to the North Bend High School Marching Band.
COOS COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE HEALTHY HEART WORKSHOP
February is Heart Health Month and to celebrate, OSU Extension Family & Community Health is offering a free 2-hour heart-healthy workshop. This comprehensive strategy session will provide easy and practical tips for lowering cholesterol and reducing your risk for heart disease. You’ll learn about the progression of the number one killer of Americans, and what you can do to improve risk. Workshop is taught by Stephanie Polizzi, Registered Dietitian and Certified Health Education Specialist.
Class will be held at Bandon Community Library conference room on Monday, Feb 27th from 1-3 PM. Previous participants commented this class really helped them lower their cholesterol. Come hear the latest research and easy things you can do at your own pace. Bring a friend and save a heart! |
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UPCOMING EVENTS IN REEDSPORT
BUNCO BASH – HAWAIIAN STYLE
Bunco players~~get out your tropical shirts and sunglasses! Warm up with a night of fun Friday, February 24 at the Reedsport Eagles Lodge, in support of Great Afternoons & Great Beginnings.
All Bunco players, individuals or clubs, are invited. Guys are welcome, too. No Bunco experience is necessary.
The entry fee is $30 per person. Prizes will be awarded for most wins, most losses and most Buncos in each playing group. By popular demand, game play will be expanded to five rounds.
All groups will follow a common set of rules. Light refreshments will be provided. A no-host bar is available. There will be additional fun from door prizes, 50/50, and raffles. This event is limited to adults.
Preregistration is required as seating is limited. Sign up with Chris, 271-3926 or Delaine, 271-9700.
Rules and forms may be downloaded here:
http://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/pdfs/2012/2012-02-Bunco-rules.pdf
http://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/pdfs/2012/2012-02-Bunco-sign-up.pdf
FUNDRAISER FOR REEDSPORT AREA FOOD BANKS
A fundraiser will be held for the Reedsport area food banks at Fishpatrick's Crabby Cafe in Winchester Bay. It will happen on Thursday, Feb 23rd from 2pm-9pm. The total of all money spent on food and drinks, as well as all tips received during this time period will be donated to the food banks by the employees and owners of the Crabby Cafe. No hold backs for expenses, all revenues will be donated. We will serve off our open menu with all items available."
CARE TO TALK ABOUT...YOUR DIET?
Lower Umpqua Hospital is hosting a series of free public presentations over various health-related topics entitled “Care to talk about…”
The next to be offered is Care to talk about…Your Diet on Tuesday, February 28, at 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the LUH conference room with Jackie Brown, Registered Dietician for Lower Umpqua Hospital.
Jackie will talk about how what we eat affects our health and answer questions about eating properly.
The conference room is located on the lower level near the cafeteria. Parking is available in the lower lot. Enter through the door marked “Receiving.” Healthy refreshments are provided.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT FOURSQUARE CHURCH
On Friday, March 2 at 7:00 pm, Reedsport Foursquare Church will be hosting prophetic evangelist John Mark Pool. He is co-founder of Word to the World Ministries, and has been used by God to minister as a prophetic voice to the nations. Based out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, he is called to take the Apostolic/Prophetic five-fold ministry message to pastors and church leaders across the USA and around the world. He and his wife, Sandy are both ordained as a prophet and ministers with Jim Goll of Encounters Network Ministries.
John Mark has been ministering on radio, TV, Internet Streaming Broadcast and Web Publishing Sites as well as local churches, conferences and crusade revival outpourings. He has been featured on Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural; Prophetic TV with Steve Shultz of Elijah List. The Miracle Channel’s The Plumbline Program, with Faisal & Sabina Malick with Covenant of Life Ministries. His message is to prepare the leaders of the nations to come into the unity of the Body of Christ for the power of agreement in prayer. John Mark also prophesies to pastors, church and Kingdom leaders to bring a completion of the release of the real prophetic gifts into the Church.
Evangelist Roger Smets will be speaking Sunday Night, March 4, at 6:30 PM. His prophetic ministry focuses on praying the promises of verbatim Bible verses to many individuals. His speaking is practical in nature and vividly related to everyday life bringing hope, healing, forgiveness and deliverance into the lives of countless individuals. Firmly anchored in the word of God, people can be assured they are getting a “good word” when they come to this meeting.
Rev. Smets has memorized hundreds of scriptures from the Bible and speaks them freely as he prays with people. As a result, thousands of people around the world have been encouraged, refreshed and set free with a “Word from the Lord.”
If you have any questions, please contact the church at 271-4414. The church is located at 2900 Frontage Rd. and meets for regular worship Sundays at 10:00 am with a youth service Wednesday evenings at 7:00.
BACKGROUND ON THE LOWER UMPQUA FLYCASTERS
The Lower Umpqua Flycasters, a non-profit fly fishing club based in Reedsport, Oregon, was founded in 1990 to accommodate persons with all levels of fly fishing and fly tying skills. The club is a member of the Oregon Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers.
Club meetings and special sessions have featured fly-tying, rod building, leader construction, fly casting, and many other activities. Outings have included fly fishing for trout, half pounders, and salmon. In addition, the club hosts an annual Tube-O-Rama float trip on the Umpqua River fishing for smallmouth bass.
Each year, LUFC sponsors a Fly Fishing Expo to introduce the sport of fly fishing to the general public. The Expo features lectures and demonstrations by experts in fly fishing, fly tying, fly casting, and conservation.
The Lower Umpqua Flycasters work with the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife on projects that pertain to the conservation and restoration of coastal streams and the enhancement of local fisheries.
The club has also supported and assisted in teaching a special extension class at Southwestern Oregon Community College for the past four years on Elementary Fly Fishing.
ORCHESTRA CONCERT TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE
Tickets for the Winter program of the Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestra (OCCO) are now available at the Reedsport branch of Umpqua Bank. They can be purchased during regular business hours at the bank's Information Desk through Friday, February 24. Admission price is $10 per person. Tickets will also be available at the door one hour before concert.
The music of American composers will be featured in this Winter program of the Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestra (OCCO) scheduled for Sunday, February 26, at 2 P.M. The concert will be held at the Pacific Auditorium, located on the campus of the Reedsport Community Charter Schools.
Premier performances of new works by Florence composers Robin DeVour and Charles Perkins are highlighted in this concert. Other American composers such as Aaron Copland, John Corigliano, Percy Grainger, and John Knowles Paine are also included.
For more about OCCO, visit the orchestra's website, WWW.OCCO.WS . You may also call 541-997-6770 if you have further questions.
CULTURAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
The Douglas County Cultural Coalition is accepting grant applications from local art, heritage and humanities organizations or projects. Grants range from $250 to $1,000. Deadline is March 31, 2012. Applications can be requested by email at jcoyne8@yahoo.com or sramseywatson@gmail.com. Or one can be picked up at Douglas County Library branches during their regular business hours.
The Douglas County Cultural Coalition’s purpose is to support cultural participation in all forms throughout the county and is funded through the generous support of the Oregon Cultural Trust (OCT). The projects have to be involved with heritage, arts and the humanities. This year the funds received total $13,342 which approximates less than thirteen cents per resident. You can support the Oregon Cultural Trust by selecting a cultural trust license plate and by donating funds to the trust and receiving an income tax credit.
The group is also seeking members to join the board and assist in the coalitions mission of supporting the arts, humanities and heritage.
In the Coastal Douglas area, the fund has supported: Tsalila, Riverfront Rhythms, the Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestra, Great Afternoons, Coastal Douglas Arts and Business Alliance and the Friends of Umpqua River Light.
AMERICAN COMPOSERS HIGHLIGHTED IN
ORCHESTRA WINTER PROGRAM
The music of American composers will be featured in the Winter program of the Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestra (OCCO), scheduled for Sunday, February 26, at 2 P.M. The concert will be held at the Pacific Auditorium, located on the campus of the Reedsport Community Charter Schools.
Tickets for this program will go on sale in early February at the Reedsport branch of Umpqua Bank. Available during banking hours, they can be purchased through March 2. These tickets will also be available at the door one hour before concert. Admission price is $10 per person.
Composers such as Aaron Copland, John Corigliano, Percy Grainger, and John Knowles Paine are among those featured in this concert. Premier performances of new works by Florence writers Robin DeVour and Charles Perkins are also to be heard.
For more about OCCO, visit the orchestra's website, WWW.OCCO.WS . You may also call 541-997-6770 if you have further questions.
B I N G O
WHERE: Lower Umpqua Senior Center, 460 Winchester Ave., across from Reedsport City Hall
WHEN: Wednesdays, 1 to 3 p.m.
Contact: Janet Fitzgerald, bingo coordinator, 541-271-0168
All proceeds support the Senior Center.
$1 per card or 6 cards for $5.
Last game Black Out with large frame is $.50 a card
Coffee & Refreshments are served.
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COOS COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE MASTER FOOD PRESERVER VOLUNTEER TRAINING
The Master Food Preserver volunteers provide great community workshops like Canning Tuna, Artisan Breads and cheese-making.
Now you can join the volunteers in sharing safe preservation techniques with the community by becoming a trained OSU Extension volunteer.
Enroll now in the Food Safety and Preservation training beginning March 24th. Training covers preservation techniques in drying, freezing, smoking, pickling, making jams/jellies and safely canning meats, fish and vegetables.
Graduates of the training are Master Food Preservers certified by OSU Extension Family & Community Health. Training also includes the state food handler’s certification.
Training consists of home study materials and 4 hands-on practicums where you practice your skills with veteran volunteers.
First training date is Saturday, Mar 24th from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Bandon Community Library. The remaining practicums (Apr 15th, Apr 28th and May 12th) will be held at the OSU Extension office in Myrtle Point, 9 AM to 5 PM. Class fee is $135.00 (some scholarships available). Registration deadline is March 12th.
For registration information, call the Coos Co Extension office @ 541-572-5263 ext. 240.
MEETING NOTICE – COOS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Coos County Board of Commissioners has scheduled or will attend the following
meetings during the period of February 20, 2012 through February 24, 2012:
Monday, February 20:
COUNTY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF THE PRESIDENT’S DAY HOLIDAY
Tuesday, February 21:
8:30 AM Regular Board Meeting (NOTE: executive session will take place in the small conference room at 8:30, with the public portion of the meeting scheduled to begin at 9:30)- Owen Building Large Conference Room, 201 N. Adams, Coquille
Wednesday, February 22:
1:30 PM Hearing- Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline Deliberations- Owen Building
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Tuesday, February 21:
6:00 PM Governance Committee- Owen Building Large Conference Room
The above meetings are opened to the public. If special accommodations are needed, please contact the office 24 hours prior to the meeting.
AGENDA for Commissioner's meeting, February 21, 2012 8:30 A.M.
LOCATION: OWEN BUILDING LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM
1. EXECUTIVE SESSION under the authority of ORS 192.660
A. (2)(d) Labor Negotiations
B. (2)(h) Consultation with Counsel
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
2. CCAT GOVERNING BODY
A. Request Acceptance of Grant Award from City of North Bend
B. Request Acceptance of Grant Award from City of Coquille
3. DEPARTMENT HEADS - scheduled to begin at 9:30 AM
A. Request Approval to Purchase Remote Access Server- Mental Health
B. Request Approval of Firewall/Cabling Project- Mental Health
C. Request Approval of Transfer of Appropriations- Public Health
D. Request Approval of Resolutions to Increase Spending Authority- Public
Health
E. Request Approval of Resolution Adopting Bylaws for Household Hazardous
Waste Steering Committee- Solid Waste
F. Request Approval of Transfer of Funds to Contracted Services- Planning
G. Request Approval of Order Directing Sheriff to Sell Real Property- Land
Agent
H. Request Approval of Sale of Nuisance Parcels- Land Agent
I. Discussion/Direction re: Sandfest 2012- Parks
J. Request Approval to Fill Property Appraiser Position- Assessor
K. Request Approval of Contract with Smile at the Rain Consulting & Waive
Insurance Requirements - Commission on Children & Families (CCF)
L. Request Approval of Contract for Youth Summit Keynote Speaker & Waive
Insurance Requirements - CCF
M. Request Approval to Purchase Additional Telephones- Information
Technology (IT)
N. Request Award of Contract for Re-Cabling North Bend Annex & Waive
Insurance Requirements- IT
O. Request Approval to Purchase Security Awareness Training Materials- IT
P. Request Approval of Longevity Increase for Non-Union Employee in Public
Health- Human Resources
Q. Request Approval of Order Setting Hearing for Road District Formation-
County Counsel
R. Request Approval of Transfer of Funds from Settlements- County Counsel
S. Discussion re: Proposed Amendment to Public Contracting Rules- BOC/Counsel
T. Discussion re: Possible Advisory Vote- BOC
U. Discussion re: Resolution Opposing Bandon Marsh Expansion Study- BOC
4. CONSENT CALENDAR- administrative matters not up for discussion
A. Approval of Minutes
Hearing- Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline- September 21, 2012
Hearing- Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline- November 29, 2012
Regular Meeting Minutes- January 17, 2012
Regular Meeting Minutes- January 31, 2012
Hearing- Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline- February 7, 2012
B. Ratification of All Routine Expenditures, Tax Overpayments and
Adjustments and Transfers of Funds Within the Budget
Training & Travel Expenses (1 employee) to Nashville, TN- Public
Health- $2,015
Training & Travel Expense Reimbursement- Sheriff/SAR- $534.61
Training & Travel Expenses (3 employees) to Bend- Sheriff/Jail-$805
Training & Travel Expenses (1 employee) to Portland- County Counsel-
$278
Youth Summit Expenses- CCF- not to exceed $9,000
Schwabe, Williamson Invoice #1239828- Pipeline- $561
Ron Yockim Invoice #29116- BOC- $11,120.06
C. Resolutions & Orders
Resolution 12-02-007P, In the Matter of a Longevity Increase for
Various Coos County Employees Effective to February 1, 2012
Resolution 12-02-008P, In the Matter of a Longevity Increase for
Various Coos County Employees Effective February 1, 2012
Resolution 12-02-009P, In the Matter of Granting Salary Merit Step
Increases for Various Coos County Employees Effective February 1, 2012
Resolution 12-02-010P, In the Matter of Granting Salary Merit Step
Increases for Various Coos County Employees Retroactive to January 1,
2012
Resolution 12-02-014P, In the Matter of a Salary Adjustment Due to
Certification for Various County Employees Effective to February 1,
2012
Resolution 12-02-015P, In the Matter of Classifying and Placement of
Various County Employees on the Regular Coos County Payroll Effective
February 1, 2012
D. Maintenance/Service Agreements (authorize Chairman to sign when
necessary)
E. Ratification of Approvals Previously Obtained (authorize Chairman to
sign when necessary)
Bureau of Land Management Financial Assistance Agreement Amendment #7-
Sheriff
Purchase of Laptop- Road
Totten Construction Contract Amendment #2- Parks/Counsel
Oregon Health Authority IGA Amendments 4-6- Public Health
5. LATE AGENDA ITEMS
6. CITIZEN COMMENTS – this is the time for citizens to comment on county
government business items that are not already on the agenda
7. COMMISSIONERS REPORTS
This agenda does not limit the ability of the Commissioners to consider additional subjects. The Board reserves the right to place a time limit on public testimony on any matter. The meeting place is handicapped accessible.
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BAY AREA SENIOR
COMPUTER CLUB
TO MEET AT COOS BAY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Coos Bay Public Library will again co-host the Bay Area Senior Computer Club’s free computer workshop. This workshop will be held on Tuesday, March 13h from 10-12 noon in the Cedar Room at the Coos Bay Public Library.
They will have their laptops on hand for use or you can bring your own computer in. Ask about how to use hardware and software.
Find out why a program isn’t working. Learn a new technique quickly. BASCC members will be on hand to teach or help you troubleshoot your computer programs.
This is FREE! Walk-in to get answers to the computer questions and problems that are plaguing you! NO AGE LIMIT! Please call 269-1101 for further information.
SOUTH SLOUGH RESERVE
ART OPENING: Tropisms
Please join us at the South Slough Reserve William Q. Wick auditorium on Saturday, March 3 from 2-4 pm for S. L. Donaldson’s art opening titled: "Tropisms". Her show will run through the end of May.
"S. L. Donaldson's dynamic use of acrylic and ink in her paintings elegantly conveys the impact of positive and negative environmental factors on plants. The paintings explore the influences of such things as sunlight, wind, and water on plant growth within the local landscape and reflect the artist's love of the Oregon Coast."
SOUTH COAST
CLAMBAKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
COMING UP IN MARCH!
Get Ready for "More Than Just Jazz" at the 23rd Annual South Coast Clambake Jazz Festival March 9th – 11th 2012!
Polish up those dancin' shoes and get ready for an exciting 2012 Clambake Jazz Festival! This year you will see another lineup of great bands, energetic dancers and a flood of out of town guests in our community.
The Jazz Festival Board is looking forward to the 2012 season with our
kick-off preview event with The Young Bucks on Jan 20th at the Mill Casino Salmon Room at 7pm. Tickets are available at www.clambakejazz.org, or at one of our many ticket outlets, KoKwel Gifts at the Mill Casino, Electric Hospital in Coos Bay or Off The Record in North Bend. Advanced Tickets are $10 or available at the door for $12.
Our main Event on March 9th, 10th and 11th will bring to the South Coast many of the great festival favorites from jazz to swing, doo-wop, blues, big band and Zydeco!
Dancers and music enthusiasts from northern California, Medford, Roseburg, Eugene and Portland, plan to attend again this year, as the Clambake Jazz Festival has developed a reputation as a favorite.
The main Festival will kick off at 7pm, Thursday, March 8th, with a Warm-up Party at the Salmon Room of The Mill Casino, with the music of The Young Bucs, followed by The Stolen Sweets Jazz Band. Admission: $10 or $8 with All-Events Badge.
As a part of our Youth Music Education Program on Friday March 10th, from 2-5pm, Youth bands from Bandon, North Bend and Marshfield and the Myrtle Point Vibe will be featured in the Salmon Room. Admission will be FREE to the public.
Don't miss our FREE to the public non-denominational gospel service, featuring The High Street Jazz Band, Sunday March 11th at 9:00am at the North Bend Presbyterian Church.
The following bands will play at three venues at the Mill Casino and at The Red Lion at scheduled times between 5:30pm Friday, March 9th and 8:30pm Sunday, March 11, 2011
Tom Rigney & Flambeau – San Francisco, CA
High Street - Boise, ID
Sister Swing – Sacramento, CA
Stompy Jones – San Francisco, CA
Gator Beat – Sonoma, CA
Pete Krebs Trio – Portland, OR
Blue Skies Big Band – Eugene, OR
Soulpie
The Young Bucs
It's About Time Big Band
Coup'd Bop
Evolution
All event Ticket Badges are available or you can purchase tickets by the day at www.clambakejazz.org, or at one of our many ticket outlets, KoKwel Gifts at the Mill Casino, Electric Hospital in Coos Bay or Off The Record in North Bend.
The Jazz Board Looks forward to seeing you at the
"More Than Just Jazz"
23rd, South Coast Clambake Jazz Festival March 9th – 11th 2012!
For a detailed schedule of the entire weekend, band links and samples of their music: please visit the Clambake website: www.clambakejazz.org.
A Special Thank you out to our 2012 Major Media Sponsor Charter!
BAY AREA SENIOR'S COMPUTER REGULAR MEETINGS
Regular Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month and held at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay. The purpose of our non profit club is to encourage the use of and the knowledge about computers among the senior population of our community, as well as the general public. If you are already knowledgeable about computers, then please come join with us to help others. We welcome all. Come be our guest and see what we are about; however you must be 50 years of age or older to become a member. Visit our web site at www.bascc.info .
For questions or information Email cbascc@gmail.com
CHILD SAFETY SEATS - LEARN ABOUT THEM...
Lack of belt use was a major factor
in half of all Oregon motor vehicle occupant deaths last year. One in three (32%) children under age eight killed or injured in crashes were using adult belt systems. It is very important to restrain your child in a proper safety seat appropriate for their size. Contact childsafetvseat.org for further information.
HAZARDOUS WASTE STEERING COMMITTEE TO MEET
The Coos-Curry Household Hazardous Waste Steering Committee will meet at the Coos County Board of Commissioners Courtroom on Wednesday – February 8, 2012 at 10:00 AM. The address for the Courthouse is 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, OR
The meeting is open to the public. The Coos County Courthouse is handicapped-accessible.
COOS COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE FOOD AS MEDICINE WORKSHOP
Celebrate National Nutrition Month by learning how foods can work to improve your health. Applied Nutrition, a 2-day workshop sponsored by OSU Extension Family & Community Health, has been moved to March.
Workshop starts with basic nutrition and meal planning progressing to discussion of disease prevention and weight management. This course is a must-have for everyone but is also perfect for teachers, nurses and anyone who plans meals for others. Course is taught by Stephanie Polizzi, Registered Dietitian and Certified Health Education Specialist, through OSU Extension Family & Community Health.
Workshop will be held at Bandon Community Library conference room on Monday, Mar 19th and Tuesday, Mar 20th from 10 Am to 4 Pm. Workshop fee is $65.00 and you can refresh annually for FREE. Includes 120 page training manual. Pre-registration is required. Call 541-572-5263 extension 240 for more information or to receive a registration packet |
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