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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
3
Myrtle Point dominates Bandon 110 to 17 led by Jim Mast Don Neal and Dennis Wise with multiple victories including Mast in discus and javelin Sunset Conference records set in 880 and best times. Bandon’s lone winner was Roger Elliot in shot put edging Mast for 43-4 1/2.
OSU Forest Research Lab reports straw residues can yield strong pulp for paper, with ryegrass straw producing good quality short fibre pulp. Corrugating efficiency and high bleaching potential exist, but economics, collection and storage costs hinder commercial viability unless future breakthroughs reduce costs or improve processing.
Fifty five seventh and eighth graders from Myrtle Crest will perform at the Jenior High District Vocal Music Festival on Friday. A separate note mentions a public symposium on straw utilization at OSU Memorial Union scheduled for Monday, March 24.
Rebecca Sue Strader of Bandon High School is named winner of the O N C Step to Knowledge scholarship, earning a $500 grant for college. She has a 4.0 GPA and will attend Rice University to study Liberal Arts.
Four candidates compete for the Coos County dairy princess honor to promote the dairy industry. The winner will be chosen May 2 at 8 p.m. at the Timber Inn with a no-host banquet broadcast by KBBR. Local high school finalists from Myrtle Point North Bend Marshfield and Reedsport are named with varied plans after graduation.
Coos County Extension Agent Lyle L. Brown describes 4-H summer programs for boys and girls. Activities include field trips hikes campouts and outdoor demonstrations with focus on plants animals and natural resources like air and water. The extension office provides materials to organize outdoors clubs.
Printing job in a hurry without quality loss. Fast accurate service all for one price. Myrtle Point Herald at 408 Spruce Street.
Myrtle Point High School dropped its season dual meet to Brookings 80-56 on Friday. Bobcats earned five blue ribbons and tied for first in the mile relay and a sixth event. Winners for Myrtle Point included Dan Neal 20-10 long jump Dennis Pattee 54.9 in 440 Dirk Richardson 209.9 in 880 Steve Anderson 450.6 in the mile and relay Stan Grove tied for first in low hurdles with Hyatt clocked 21.3 seconds. Second place finishers were Neal 5 6 1/2 high jump Jim Mast 155-9 javelin 40 1 in shot put 120 1.2 in discus and Pattee 24.0 in 220.
In Vietnam Marine Lance Corporal Jerry W. Beasley son of Mr and Mrs Tony A Beasley of Broadbent is serving with the First Marine Division in Vietnam.
Gold Beach pitchers limited Myrtle Point to two hits as the Gold Beach 61 victory kept the Bobcats winless in Sunset Conference play. Gold Beach built a 2 0 0 2 0 5 line through two and five runs paced by Shrader Jacobs Baydo and McKay. Wilberger's fourth inning single produced Myrtle Point's only run. Forsyth, Rogers, Robinson, Hallis, Fox, Shrader.
Four area students participated in an Oregon State University junior science and humanities symposium on environment last week. Myrtle Point High School sent Roy N. Metzger and Andy A. Vincent, while Powers High School was represented by David L. Simes and Steven D. Porter.
A formal public hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday May 19 1970 in the Intere National Woodworkers Social Hall North Bend to discuss restricting or prohibiting motor vehicle travel or aircraft landings on the ocean shore of Cyos County. Informal sessions run 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday May 18 with written statements accepted for up to five days after. The Oregon Highway Commission will consider dunes creation under ORS 390.730 as amended.
Pacific Power Light Co. urges farmers and ranchers to keep irrigation equipment away from power lines as spring arrives. The utility distributes colored safety stickers for irrigation pipes ladders and tools and will post metal high voltage signs at pump sites and power poles.
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