Wildlife babies deserve wild life not hand raised pets
Months May and June bring vulnerable wildlife young. Do not rescue abandoned seeming orphans. Adults often leave youngsters. rearing deer fawns or raccoons in homes leads to health problems, aggression, or death. Capture on film instead. wildlife should stay wild. International deposit rates noted for Mexican accounts show 10.19 to 14.10 percent interest.
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Wildlife Commission
Widlife
Madison Avenue
Cats drop Sunset foes in erratic 1975 baseball slate
The Bobcat baseball team won one of their last three games of the 1975 season. They defeated North Bend IV, lost to Brookings and Bandon. Brookings won on a forfeit after the three and a half innings were ended due to umpire harassment. Myrtle Point led Myrtle Poim with three hits and a home run by Jerry Wilson.
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Bobcat
North Bend
Brookings and
Bandon
Brookings
Tigers
Greg MccGary
Bobcats
Harry Myers
Jerry Wilson
Ed Groves
Steve Arment
Bulldogs
Beatles
Et Bobonte
Saco Net Ok Beta Ice Vicetory
Myrtle Poim
Lammy Johnson
Aaron McCall
Cats
Three Set for Saturday at Coquille District Track Meet
Bobcats enter several athletes for the Coquille District meet on Saturday May 17 including runners in the 120 yard hurdles 100 yard low hurdles and sprints. Notable entries include Harold Hill Darrell Pattee Rod Boone and Dave Horser with times listed for several events. Continuous coverage from Myrtle Point traces teams and athletes such as Dan Gikkisos Mike McGary Jeff Leisy and John Kendall preparing for the mile and two mile races.
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Herald
Myrtle Point
Ore
Thurs
Coquille
Pattee
Dave Horser
Rod Boone
Ade Warner
Bobcats
Boone
Jeff Leisy
Sad John Kendall
Jobo Cook
Marshall Kraatz
Bob Soltz
Jeff Jenkins
Cook
Stoltz
Krantz
Delton Dumire
Jack Choquette
Gary Harper
Sturgill
Jim Stone
Greg Roush
Dumire
Alan Hermann
Choquette
Harper
Roush
Laird
Frazer
Steve Giorgis
Stone
Wilson
Gilkison
Myr Ge Point
Leslie Potts
MartAnn Fenn
Julie Winter
Ducks Unlimited Dinner Planned for Coos Bay
Sportsmen from the Southwest coastal area will gather in Coos Bay on May 20 for the annual Ducks Unlimited dinner to raise funds for preserving wildfowl breeding grounds. Tom O Dwyer of Coos Bay chairs the planning committee. The event will be a dinner meeting.
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Coos Bay
Ducks Unlimited
Tom 0 Dwyer
Rotary Lions Golf Tournament Set for Coquille Course
The first annual Rotary Lions Golf Tournament between Coquille and Myrtle Point clubs is scheduled for Thursday at 6 p.m. at Coquille Valley Elks' Golf Course with prizes for individuals and clubs. A no-host Ladies dinner follows the golf match around 7 p.m. at Timber Inn. A Ducks Unlimited fundraiser includes an auction, a waterfowl film, and a $15 ticket price with a $10 DU membership.
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Rotary- Lions
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley Elks
Letter to President Ford on coal bill and environmental protection
A May 7 1975 communication to President Gerald R Ford argues for constructive environmental protection in coal mining. It pledges support for efforts to back the president while opposing restrictive costly features in the bill.
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Gerald R. Ford
Pacific Power
Don Frisbee
White House
Washington D.C
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Celia Rhondo
Virginia Evans
Josie Knight
Tami Bartley
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Rhondo
Knight
Brian Laird
John Cook
Ascus
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Mart Anz Fenn
Meldley
Siverdelick
Nafonal
RLDS
Pacific Power & Light Company Public Service
Portland, Oregon
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