Oregon to Release Record Steelhead Smolts This Season
The Wildlife Commission will release about 1,240,000 summer steelhead smolts into 14 coastal rivers this season and 1,660,000 winter smolts into 33 rivers and streams. Fish hatcheries raised these migrants, now 7 to 8 inches, ready to migrate to salt water and return as adults in two to three years. Rivers include the Kilchis Wilson Nestucca Siletz Umpqua Rogue and Willamette tributaries, with several Snake and Columbia tributaries also involved.
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Oregon
Kilehis
Wilson
Nestucia
Siletz
Umpqua
Rogue Rivers
Willamette
Snake
Columbia
Wallowa
Umatilla
Deschutes
Bood
Columbia River
Tatly
Scappoose Creek
Cletskanie
Goat Creek
Lewis and Clark
Nectnicem
Nehalem
Miami
Kilchis
Wileon
Tillamook
Nestucca
Three Rivers
Little Nestucca
Salmon River
Drift
Myrtle Point Wrestlers Excel at Junior Development Meet
Seventeen Myrtle Point youths attended the Junior Development state meet in Newberg. Five Bobcats placed, led by Tom Thurman third in the 130 pound 14 year old division. Al Cagiey fourth at 70 pounds 11-13, Mike Winningham fourth at 160 pounds 14, Matt Schneider fourth at 157 pounds 16, Billy Desoto sixth at 70 pounds 11-13.
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Myrtle Point
Mewberg
Tom Thurman
al Cagiey
Mike Winningham
Matt Schneider
Billy Desoto
Coquille Valley Lady Elk Golfers Kick-off Luncheon Planned
Coquille Valley Lady Elk Golfers set April 2 for an annual no host kick-off luncheon at Mt 13130. Call 6573-2638 to attend. A Department of Transportation study shows Americans use cars mainly for earning a living 42 percent of mileage and family business 19.6 percent.
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Coquille Valley Lady Elk
Department of Transportation
Give Heart Fund Honors American Hers Association
The Give Heart Fund recognizes the American Hers Association for its charity work. Leaders cited community impact and ongoing support programs benefiting families and youth across the region.
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Give Heart Fund
Association Ee
Six Bobcat Baseball Sends Six Lettermen for 1978
Myrtle Point and coach Den Fisher list six senior lettermen led by Jerry Wilson and Sammy Johnson. Groves and McGary anchor infield and catcher roles with a large group of juniors sophomores and freshmen joining the squad. The Bobcats finished third in the league last season and aim higher this year with solid pitching and indoor hitting showing promise for a competitive 1975 season.
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Dorwin Lovell
Myrtle Point
Jerry Wilson
Sammy Johnson
Jim Holliday
Terry McWilliam
Ed Groves
Greg McGary
Wilson
Johnson
Holliday
Groves
McGary
Dennis Hamilton
Stee Arment
Hamilton
Gary Rucker
Jerry Everson
Bill Beelye
Mark Thatcher
Bobesats
den Fisher
Fisher
Bobcats
Oregon Wheat vs Grape Concern Shapes Farm Policy
Oregon wheat farmers face a possible one year ban on high volatile 2 4 D weed control after April as Washington pushes tighter rules. Ore gon growers cite wind drift and a Washington State study to support their case while ODA staff weigh environmental and economic impacts. Production costs and dairy price trends are noted amid broader agri economic shifts and export opportunities.
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Oregon Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oregon
Pendleton East Oregonian
Columbia River
ODA
Washington State University
Environmental Protection Agency
Ken Blagg
Sharman
Thirteen Lettermen on Myrtle Point Track Team
Head coach Frank Grove welcomes 35 participants to the Myrtle Point track squad for 1975. The team includes thirteen lettermen with multiple seniors and a large group of juniors sophomores and freshmen. new assistants Ron Wardmar and Craig Johnson will coach distance runners and the sprints respectively.
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Frank Grove
Myrtle Point
Dave Horner
Rod Boone
John Frazier
Mike McGary
Jeff Jenkins
Delton Dumire
Brian Laird
Jim Stone
Mike Noben
Don Gilkison
Steve Giorgis
Blain Aljon
Marshall Krantz
Selors
Dave Tams
Rarney McWinn
Jeff Letsy
Harold Sturgill
Doug Leep
Bob Stoltz
Jack Choquette
Brad Luscombe
John Kendall
Stanley Sewart
Alan Hermann
Vance Buell
Darrell Pattee
Jay Winningham
Harvey Phillips
John Gilpatrick
Kurt Noben
John Dumire
Greg Roush
Randy Howell
Dennis Bermann
Local Bowling Winners Dominate Myrtle Point Tournament
The Bay Bowl hosted a regional Queen's 900 tournament on March 22 with 36 entries. Lois Cunningham led the nine game series with 1713, followed by Nancy Pierce and Mary Langley. Jim Landers posted a 268 game and 635 series. Many locals attained 600s and high series as teams like Twilight Racers and Church League Prophets posted notable scores.
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Bay Bowl
Lois Cunningham
Nancy Pierce
Mary Langley
Greta Pillette
Dee Sandees
al Gibson
Jim Landers
Keggler
Dave Fahner
Reno
Barb D. King
Twilighers
Jim Sanders
Marlene Schrag
Myrtle Lane Rollers
Van's
Marge Brodie
Olris Lodge
Seve Novak
Sigen Perry
Church League Prophets
Dave Fabour
Jim Miller
Chenmeel Chicks
Bank of Myrtle Point
Mason Paint
Trena Schmidt
Carol Rother
Bowling Bags Security Bank
Coos Curry
Mancy Pierce
Pie Pale Put & Mikes Valley Mart
Hamilton
Emma Gesner
Albers
West Conat
Stan Perry
Dean Lehman
Inter-city
Acme
NAM Proposes Guidelines For Aiding U S Economy
The National Association of Manufacturers NAM endorses reliance on the competitive market system to balance supply and demand and to guide resources efficiently. It urges private sector capital formation while opposing excessive federal fiscal and monetary action and calls for a sound energy and international trade policy.
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National Association of Manufacturers
America
NAM Board
Scorch
Energy Use It Wisely Around the Home slide set released
A U.S. Department of Agriculture slide set titled Energy Use It Wisely Around the Home was released to help consumers save energy and cut costs. The 69 frame set sells for 18.50 from Photography Division, Office of Communications, Washington DC. The accompanying trip film costs 11.50 plus two copies of the Master narrative weight.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Communications
Department of A
Washington, D.C
Photo Lab, Inc
Georgia Ave
N.W
Washington,d.c
Enssetia
Mastre
Our Interests Are the Same Our Interests Are the Same
James J. Needham Chale argues that in America capitalism, the public and business aims align, asserting there are no inherent conflicts between people’s savings and the interests of the firms that employ them.
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James J. Needham
Chale
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