Myrtle Point tops Reedsport in final Bobcat track meet
Myrtle Point trackmen defeated Reedsport 81 to 60 as Bobcats notched multiple personal bests. Dennis Jack won the mile and two mile, Hank Grove captured high hurdles and 110 yard hurdles, Red Street swept sprints, with Brian Richards and Steve Crosby excelling in field events.
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Brian Richards
Steve Crosby
Red Street
Dennis Jack
Myrtle Pain
Hank Grove
Inn
Myrtle Point Breedspok
Mire Mie Gary
Wayne Cook
Cae
Otye Hasner
Dennis
Veederson
Steve Hotter
Murtos Cy
Bastart
Steve Laid
George Horner
Steve Laird
Mine Peart
Steve Andereson
Steve Horton
Ae Ao
Heian Richards
Bill Masther Harris
Steve Wise
Dal King
Glenn Meade
Darrell Vans
Bobcat Basemen Earn First Sunset Six Victory
Myrtle Point Bobcats win first Sunset Six game after beating Brookings 1-0 as Ron Ellis throws a four hit shutout with three strikeouts. Noyes Ellis DeSoto Rayevich Gibbons also contribute with hits. team record moves to 2-5 overall and 1-2 in league.
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Bandon
North Bound
Myrtle Point
Brookings
Ron Ellis
Bruins
Ron Nelson
Garth
Ellis
Doug Noyes
Dick DeSoto
Steve Rayevich
Brad Gibbons
Tigers
Jim Walker
Pogo Hyde
North Bend
Pointers
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Noyes
Larry Robison
Bulldogs
Ben Franklin
Ben Bolton
Low income groups plan work program in Bandon
About 100 residents representing low income groups met in Bandon to plan a work program for the Southwestern Oregon Community Action Committee. The plan will be reviewed at the May meeting by the board of directors as part of the annual Office of Economic Opportunity grant process.
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Bandon
Southwestern Oregon Community Action Committee
Anti-Poverty Agency
Office of Econotide Opportunity
ULO
Jerry Lesan
Oregon stocking plans for opening fishing season
Oregon’s general fishing opener centers on stocked trout across lakes and streams from the Northwest to the Southeast regions. About 74 streams and 74 lakes will receive catchable trout, with major rivers like the Willamette and Umpqua prioritized and diverse hatchery placements citywide. Weather and runoff may affect timing, but many waters should yield good catches through May and into summer.
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Wilhanette Valles Canal
Enlm
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Willamette
McKenzie
Santian
Clackmas
West Side
North Fork
Harriet
Detroit
Foster
Blue River
Dorens
Fall Creek
Alp
John Dey
Umatilla
Walla Walls
Catherine Creek
Grande Runde
Lostine
Wallowa
Eagle Creek
Pine Cree
Hat Rock Lake
Murray
Rowe Creek
Zinn Assigned as OSU Naval ROTC Commander
Colonel Robert P. Wray announces Andrew D. Zinn as third company commander with midshipman lieutenant rank. He expects to be commissioned as second lieutenant in the USMC in June 1972 and will attend Officers Basic School in Quantico Virginia after graduation. Zinn is a senior at Oregon State University majoring in science and a Semper Fi Club member. He is a 1967 Myrtle Point High School graduate and son of Boris G. and Mrs. Zinn of Myrtle Point.
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United States Marine Corps
Naval Science
Oregon State University
Andrew D. Zinn
Zinn
Atead Officers Basic School
Quantico
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Myrtle Point High School
Boris G. Zinn
Maple St
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Girls Triumph Over Douglas in Track Meet
Myrtle Point High School girls defeated Douglas in a track meet on April 13. Winners included Cheryl Rayevich and Robin Tyre for Myrtle Point with events across sprints hurdles relays and field events.
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Myrtle Point High School
Douglas
Cheryl Rayevich
Bev Arment
Marilyn Schour
Robin Tyre
Bobcats
J. Baker
G. C. Rayevich
C. Tams
J. Chapin
D. Schelin
D. R. Astry
Fran Crook Tops Coquille Valley 600 Club Event
Fran Crook was the top winner in the Coquille Valley 600 Club tournament held at Myrtle Bowl on April 21. Final scores listed include Crook 1092 and multiple competitors such as Verna Day 1030 Nils Trowell 1017 Marlene Schrag 1006 Greta Pillette 994 Betty Cress 998 Dee Sanders 991 Myre Sturgill 2983 Rosie Wilson 943 Marge Brodie 937 Karla Weathers 4</S>
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Fran Crook
Coquille Valley
Myrtle Bowl
Verna Day
Nils Trowell
Marlene Schrag
Greta Pillette
Betty Cress
Dee Sanders
Myre Sturgill
Rosie Wilson
Marge Brodie
Karla Weathers
Forests as Earths Vital Climate and Food Foundation
Forests drive half of photosynthesis supporting all life and act as major air conditioners by cooling and humidifying air through tree transpiration. Young trees can cool areas, while global plant transpiration consumes vastly more energy than human fossil fuels or electricity production, underscoring forests as key energy and carbon balance players.
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Georgia Pacific Educational Library
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