Teen Sets Are Seen At Local Event
A teen set attended a recent local gathering with several young participants. Community members reported positive energy and support for youth activities during the event.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
16
A teen set attended a recent local gathering with several young participants. Community members reported positive energy and support for youth activities during the event.
Statewide adjustments extend the hunting season with altered openings in several counties. Malheur and other regions receive specific dates and bag limits for cock and deer seasons. Valley quail areas and special deer season changes are noted, with reductions and area adjustments in Baker, Crooked Creek, and Mt. Hood regions.
Myrtle Point dropped a 7-4 home game to Coos Bay Evans after out hitting 10-9 yet committing ten errors. Deb Sut Phin and Don Sutphin fumbled two balls each, while Farrie and Costello worked on the mound. Myrtle Point travels to Bandon next Sunday for a season finale against Powers as Brunell joins the staff.
The Gaylord Womans Club held a meeting led by new president Mrs. Harry Morgan who appointed the year's standing committees. October welcomes Mrs. Leland Toole as a new member. Guests included Mrs. A D Curry of Pendleton. Several couples and families visited, dined, or vacationed locally, with visits from Coos Bay and Mt Vernon connections. Robert Bones was hospitalized in Myrtle Point last week with flu.
The Game Commission allows permit applications in groups of up to four persons to ease draw procedures for special seasons. If applying as a group, indicate it and receive a group number. a drawing may be required.
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