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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1972

Page

3

Nine Cat baseball stats highlight 1978 season

Jim Walker led Myrtle Point hitters with a .314 average and 16 hits while Steve Rayevich topped the league with a .376 average and also tied for 16 hits. Rayevich pitched a 0.56 ERA in Myrtle Point, with three wins. DeSoto led base stealing at one per game, and Doug Nayes captained the 1978 team with a 0.57 ERA as a pitcher.

Puniors Jim Walker Steve Rayevich Walker Rayevich Myrtle Point Dick De@oto Myrtle DeSoto Doug Mayes Nayes Phillips 66 Fortier Field Coquille Coquille Lions Club Bobcat Si Pogo Hyde Brad Gibbons Ron Ellis Doug Noyes

Bobcats Qualify Six For State AA Track Meet In Oregon

Myrtle Point boys advance six to the state AA track championships after a Sunset Six District meet in Coquille. Steve Anderson set a school record in the 600 yards with 2 00.68 as Red Street Dennis Jack Brian Richards and others earned events in sprints distance throws and distance races. Coach Frank Grove leads the contingent to Pleasant Hill for the weekend meet.

Bobcats Myrtle Pleasant Mill Coquille Myrtle Point Brookings Gold Beach Bandon Pacific Steve Anderson Bobcat Red Street Dennis Jack Seve Crosby Hank Grove Frank Grove

Welch retires as GP chief forester in Coos Bay division

Douglas A. Welch 68 retires after 17 years as chief forester for Georgia Pacific Coos Bay Division. Ray Johneonan credits him with restoring Bone Mountain and Eden Ridge to productive forest lands. Welch established a seed bank, aided predator control with Oregon State Game Commission personnel, developed China Flat Campground, and served in community roles including Rotary and American Cancer Society. He resides in Coquille with wife Alberta and three sons.

Douglas A. Welch Coos Bay Georgia-Pacific Corporation Don Welch Ray Johneoan Bone Mountain Eden Ridge Johnson Welch Oregon Oregon State Gane Commission Personel Georgia-Pacific Coos County China Flat Powers American Cancer Society Rotary Club Coquille U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary

Myrtle Point Garden Club Announces Pot Luck Sup

Myrtle Point Oregon garden club holds meeting with Jona Garrison president Sean Beaver vice president Evelyn Lynn secretary and Ruty Kelson treasurer. A pot luck supper is set for June 26 at Makiney School at 6 90. Next meeting to be at Evelyn Lym’s home.

Jona Garrison Sean Beaver Evelyn Lynn Ruty Kelson MaKinsey School Evelyn Lym

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