Hatchery project eyed to bolster Desolates River fish runs
The Game Commission plans a hatchery with 100000 steelhead and 143000 chinook reared to migrant size, to preserve pre project runs. An evaluation will gauge ultimate output while studying supplementary rearing methods. Vandals damaged brood stock at Soda Springs, sparking calls for the culprits. Meanwhile Umpqua spring chinook runs show strength with 11000+ tallied at Winchester ladder and 57 percent hatchery-origin.
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Game Commission
Umpqua
the Commission
Soda Springs
Winchester Fish Ladder
Wder
Winchester
Rock Creek
Powers recreation report forest fires warned and lookout noted
The Powers recreation report notes warm sunny weather with dry forest lands urging fire caution. It mentions wild blackberries ripening soon and good fishing near Coquille. Bald Knob Lookout in section 30, T33S R11W offers Rogue River Valley views. Marc the lookout man can explain the 2 Timefinder and routes via China Flat and Roads 331 332 330. Office hours are seven days a week from 8 a.m. to p.m.
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Mecrore
Coquille
Bald Knob Lookout
Powers
Cogwille
China Flat
Bald Knob
Rogue River Valley
Agnes
Marc
Tinefinder
Wealth and Wonder of the Sea program in Coos Bay
Eugene N. Kozloff of the University of Washington will speak at the second Wealth and Wonder of the Sea program in Charleston on July 15. The six part series, co sponsored by the University of Oregon Institute of Marine Biology and Division of Continuing Education, features talks on marine biology with slides. Tickets cost 8 per family or 1 for adults and 0.50 for students with door sales or through Division of Continuing Education District 2 office.
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Eugene N. Kozloff
University of Washington
Friday Harbor Laboratories
Charleston
University of Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
Division of Continuing Education
Coos Bay
Kozloff
Joel W. Hedgpeth
Newport Marine Science Center
District 2
Backyard Bass Quest at Croton Reservoir Ends With Four Pounder
Angler Dick Wolff describes an evening at Croton Reservoir Westchester County chasing largemouth bass after a heat spell. He fishes with a Ambassadeur 5000 reel a Condon rod and a variety of lures casting from 9 to 12 o'clock along the water's edge, landing a four pound bass after a half hour and returning home with his catch.
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Croton Reservoir
Westchester County
New York
Benny
Placement Tests for New SWOCC Students
Tests for new Southwestern Oregon Community College students entering in fall term are set for Wednesday July 15 at 8 a.m. in Dellwood 14. Dr Tenison Haley dean of student services notes testing is required for all firsttime entrants. Prospective students should register at the student services office 8883254 ext 326.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Dellwood
Tenison Haley
SWOCC
Student Services Office
Extension
NB couple top golfers win mixed best ball at Coquille Valley
North Bend duo Mr and Mrs Al Bauch won the mixed best ball tournament at the Coquille Valley Elks Golf Course with a low net 129. They defeated three runner up couples tied at 130. In playoff Mr and Mrs George Chappell of Bandon took second place.
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al Bauch
North Bend
Coquille Valley Elks
George Chappell
Bandon
Obituary: Norman McDonald Dies in Seattle at 1
Word received of Norman McDonald death July 1 in Seattle from a heart attack. Born near Arcata California, he moved to Myrtle Point as a child, married Nellie Hermann in 1912 in Portland, and worked as a cheesemaker at Norway Cheese and Broadbent Cooperative. Survived by widow, three daughters, one son, sisters, a brother, and many grandchildren. Funeral services held at Bremerton July 3.
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Norman McDonald
Seattle
Wash
McDonald
Arcata
Calif
Myrtle Point
Nellie Hermann
E.W. Hermann
Portland
J.H. McCloskey
Norway Cheese Factory
Broadbent
Maxine Hode
Belleview
Mary Ellen Adams
Dorothy Whitney
Robert McDonald
Hoods Canal
Myrtle Ratcliffe
Bremerton
Clara Malony
Texas
Joe McDonald
Bremert
Lions Elect International President Dr McCullough in 1970
Dr Robert D McCullough of Tulsa Oklahoma was elected President of Lions International at the 53rd annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on July 14 He becomes the 54th president guiding about 932000 members in 24400 clubs across 146 regions The theme for 1970 1971 is Involvement Now stressing community welfare and international understanding.
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Robert D. McCullough
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Lions International
Atlantic City
New Jersey
McCullough
Western colleges list openings for students this fall
Several four year institutions in the West announce openings for both commuter and on campus students. Eastern Oregon La Granda Linfield Marylhurst Oregon State Pacific University University of Portland Warner Pacific Willamette Lewis and Clark Portland State University Portland Late University plus statewide vacancy survey by WICHE outlines deadlines and purposes.
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Eastern Oregon College
la Grands
Linfield College
McMinnsville
Marylhurst College
Marylhurst
Oregon State University
Corvallis
Pacific University
Forest Grove
University of Portland
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Willamette University
Salem
Lewis and Clark College
Portland Late University
Colle
WICHE
P.O. Drawer P
Boulder
Colo
Early July Historic Firsts and Beginnings Across America
A compilation of notable July milestones from the 18th to 20th centuries including Amherst and Williams College intercollegiate baseball in Pittsfield Massachusetts, the first cigarette tax in Iowa, John F Blondel’s doughnut cutter patent, pension checks for private workers, the first paper money, Law son as the first woman astronomer at the US Naval Observatory, R M Hoe’s rotary printing press patent, the Pittsburgh Gazette’s founding, and the cornerstone of the US Mint in Philadelphia.
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Williams Colleges
Pittsfield
Mass
Iowa
John F Blondel
United States
A Lawson
United States Naval
R M Hoe
New York City
Pittsburgh Gazette
Allegheny Mountains
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Lions Elect International President
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United States Mint
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Ackber
Pechieg Choir
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