Local Myrtle Point Notes Include Health Drive and Fishing Rights
The Myrtle Point column covers May Day Health Day immunization efforts in Oregon, a plea about fishing trespass and creek access, and local school updates including student progress and club activities. It also mentions conservation talk by Mrs Church and community responses to land use and forestry policies.
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United States
Oregon State Board of Health
Dar
Govenor
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Church
Myrtle Point High School
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Rogue River Fisheries Beaten By Local Press Calls for Immediate Closure
The Rogue River fishery is described as depleted with commercial fishing incomes collapsing to about eight dollars per month per fisherman after costs. The piece urges Governor Martin to close Rogue River to commercial fishing to protect what remains and to curb referendum drives.
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Rogue River
Oregon
Columbus
Cen
Martin
Fish Can Mission Sac
Econ
Agricultural notes on lime phosphate needs and farmstead planning
The ag VIL class completes six week marketing reports and starts farmstead reorganization. They study building to field relations for efficient labor. FA members prepare the annual Ag Sprouts for press and have taken three group pictures.
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Frank Zello
Interclass field meet tops high school agenda with new system
Last Friday the Interclass meet saw juniors dominate with 44 points, followed by sophomores 12 seniors 5 and freshmen 2. Event winners included Wayne Ray in shot put, Milford Smith in discus, Pete Mast in javelin, Dale Druiiner in broad jump, Wayne Ray in pole vault, with three lettermen Raymond Carver Eduls Racheff and Howard Honnikaen allowed to compete.
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Milford Smith
Carl Ellis
Charice Redell
Leslie Wilson
Keith Neal
Pete Mast
Tom Draper
le Ray Miller
Glen Cribbins
Dale Druiiner
Ray Cook
Robert Belloni
Des Ustucture
Tana
Gurney
Church
Schaad
Retel
Raymond Carver
Eduls Racheff
Howard Honnikaen
A True Story At Isat His Work Was Finished
An unnamed man completes his work and prepares to leave as night falls the full moon rises in the east. He recalls plans of shared farming and longs to tell his love while she quietly bids him farewell with a final kiss and a farewell whinny from her horse.
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Isat
Elgen
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