Hunters to report 1962 season totals via random survey
About 20 000 hunters were randomly selected from 250 000 licensed hunters to report last year’s success or failure. The game commission sent questionnaires to the group and will follow up with nonrespondents. Data will yield total game kills for 1962, including deer and upland birds, with about 3 percent sample accuracy.
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Game Commission
Perae
Atisticians
Growth of Morgan Lake Trout Surpasses Expectations
In eastern Oregon Morgan Lake yields 35 945 trout in the 1980 creel check with many large fish. Growth is rapid under fingerling stocking, averaging 11 pounds per surface acre from 1961 to last year, and 72 percent of fish were one or two years old. Last year 1 182 subunits of fingerlings averaged 18 pounds per acre.
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Morgan Lake
Oregon
East Lake
The
Game Commission
Dr Grant Named Operator of Bandon Veterinary Hospital
Dr Jack Grant is appointed to operate the Bandon Veterinary Hospital announced by Dr R P Whitaker and Dr Robert Haug. He is associated with Myrtle Point's Myrtle Veterinary Hospital. The Grant family moved to Bandon last weekend after six months in Myrtle Fount.
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Jack Grant
Bandon Veterinary Hospital
R. P. Whittaker
Robert Haug
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Veterinary Hospital
Grant
Myrtle Fount
Banden
Campfire Girls Report Christmas Activities and Bead Honors
Campfire Girls completed Christmas projects and caroled with other groups before the holiday. Nadina Evans received a birthday surprise at the party. Bead honors were awarded to Tuesday and Wednesday groups with several named members. Next bead ceremony is at the Valentine party.
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Dillon
Nadina Evans
Marvin Dumire
Chipmonk Bluebird
K. Limbocker
Gamma Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Pai
Barbera Belloni
Diana Cook
Jane Knight
Suzanne Limbocker
Susan Moon
Wanda Turner
Karen Wellborn
Patricia Barnes
Lucy Bridgham
Merri Jo Coffman
Laurie Francis
Sharon Parry
Sue Powrie
Janet Ussery
Chamber Approves County Membership Renewal
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce renewed its membership in the Cees County Chamber Monday at noon. The Myrtle Point group is a strong supporter and actively works for Cees County as a whole.
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Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Cees County
Myrtle Point Chamber
Bobcat Wrestlers Endure Third Straight Defeat at Oakland
Bobcats under Coach Guido Caldarazzo lost 31-16 to Oakland with Myrtle Point winners including Winningham 1-0 and Dollarhyde 5-1. Reedport defeated MPHS 37-16 as Robison and Hogan tied 3-3 and 2-2 respectively. Bruce Winningham, son of Bill Winningham, is a 128 pound junior active in band and wrestling for MPHS.
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Guido Caldarazzo
Bobcat
Oakland
Myrtle Point
Winningham
Vara
Dollarhyde
Corbin
Tucker
Williamson
Brodie
Andrews
Bobcats
Cleap
Sanders
Daniels
Creger
Pallin
Thennes
McCord
Tengenhall
Richter
Germond
Thomas
Perry
Mooney
Steve
Hogan
Lewis
Robison
Karlinger
Reedsport
MPHS
Placp
Wessla
Lancaster
Weet
Zinn
Smith
Tippey
Anderson
Simmons
Dollarhyd
Rogers
Larson
Shipley
Mike
Robert Hozan
Sevcond
Future Farmers District Meet Held at Myrtle Point High School
Bill Shires will represent Myrtle Point High School FFA in the Rogue Umpqua district public speaking contest at the MPHS cafetorium at 10 a.m. January 19. Nine FFA chapters will be represented, each entering one contestant. elimination speeches were held in class and six boys per chapter advance to the parliamentary procedure contest judged by Wallace Dement, Mont Lund, and Charles Poehlitz. Public is invited.
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Future Farmers District
Myrtle Point
Bill Shires
Verlin Hermann
Future Farmers of America
MPHS
FFA
Rogue-Umpqua
Shires
Marshfield
Pacific
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Illinois Valley
Central Point
Eagle Point
Phoenix
PFA
Roberts
Wallace Dement
Mont Lund
Charles Poehlitz
Myrtle Point Chamber Plans More Christmas Decorations
Myrtle Point retailers said at a Monday noon meeting they will expand Christmas events this year with more decorations and more Santa Claus. The 1962 Christmas festivities at the Hiland theatre drew crowds, with Lions Club and merchants sponsoring free shows and Santa visits proving highly effective in attracting shoppers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Point
Hiland Theatre
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