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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
2
The Page 1 continuation notes speculation on how the town name Four-Bit Gulch may have arisen, with commentators joking about renaming to Pleasant Valley. It laments bias in reporting and teases Myrtle Point’s odd ranking as Fifth in Ferticity, urging restraint in commentary.
Friends remember Joe Lorenzatti as a good student and active community member during his exchange year. The Weeds hosted him as he learned from American peers and shared his rapid fire English and Italian spirit. Bon Voyage ends with a warm invitation to return.
The commission announces big game tag and application forms are at license dealers. Antelope and deer permit dates, deadlines, and drawing times are listed, with refunds for unsuccessful elk and antelope applicants. Elk hunts on permit basis cover specified units. summary sheets aid area selection, with regulations booklets available by July.
In Mer tle Point a local father reports his son Johnny Kent Worley has renewed one of the coveted appointments to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. The family notes John’s high school years and efforts toward a naval career.
The Oregon Coast Sportsmen's Council gathered in Florence on Sunday June 11 to condemn the State Game Commission. They accuse the commission of pre stuffing regulations before public hearings and ignoring recommendations from eight Oregon sportsmen groups. A letter denouncing the commission was sent, praising action against the hearings long deemed a farce.
Local friends attended the funeral for Mrs Moore at the family home proceeding with a service featuring songs by Mrs Earl Dement and Mrs A E Kirkpatrick of the Methodist church. Survivors include her husband P Moore, sons Philbert of Sherwood Oregon and Leonard of Phoenix Arizona, daughter Mrs Lilian Lynn Cavitt of Portland, and sister Mrs Erma Perdew of San Bernardino, California.
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