Honker Tree Hunt Fails to Deliver Big Harvest in Oregon
A chaotic reminiscence shows Rudy Rochek and staff planning a hunting trip for Honker Trees near Klamath Falls. After a four day trip they return with only two birds and a sense of missed opportunity. The piece also riffs on punctuation, grammar notes, and local publishing quirks, ending with a tease about a back-page continuation.
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Rudy Rochek
Oregon
Klamath Falls
al Hall
Rudy
Myrtle Point Street Upgrade Costs Clarified by City Official
City Administrator Ben Nichols states Myrtle Point street improvement estimates for the Bothwick district match last year’s figures. Maximum assessments will not exceed stated contract-based costs, with actual charges possibly lower.
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Myrtle Point
Ben Nichols
Nichols
Bothwick Street
Toonsyee Go This Week Draw Adds $160 to $200 Prize
A weekly drawing adds 160 to reach 200. Winners must be registered with a participating merchant and be inside a member store at 2 p.m. Only these conditions govern entry and claim.
School Board Meeting Notes on Fees and Attendance
Mr and Mrs Ed Van Vieck appeared before the board discussing fees and a child’s school attendance with concerns about paying other school fees. Mr Whiteker criticized the handling, and the board suggested referring the matter to the attorney and a full report at the next meeting.
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Ed van Vieck
Sea Onic
BOT
van Vieck
Whiteker
Bae
Kirk
Pourie
Oleson
Goose with Russian leg band charms Oregon hunter
Frank Meldrum of Myrtle Point shot a juvenile snow goose in Warner Valley Eastern Oregon and found a leg band from Wrangel Island, USSR. He submitted details to the Oregon Game Commission, which notes previous Russian bands recovered last year at Summer Lake marking Russia’s early North American bird banding.
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Frank Meldrum
Oregon
Wranigel Island
Meldrum
Oregon Game Commission
Warner Valley
Summer Lake
Moscow
Wrangel Island
Ussr
Fifty Two Golfers Compete In Weekend Tourney Here
Fifty two golfers joined the first annual amateur event at the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club over a two day weekend. Prizes totaling over 925 dollars included golf gear from woods and irons to golf carts bags and 18 dozen Maxmil Dunlop balls. Gary Morris of Coquille captured low gross with 140 and won irons while Don Aasen finished 146 for second low gross. Don Calvert took low net with 123. Continued on page four.
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Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
the Elks
Ray Whiteside
Whiteside
Ga‘ Morris
Wits
Gary Morris
Coquille
Irons
Don Aasen
Woods Don Calvert
All 7th and 8th Grade Classes May Move to Myrtle Crest
A school plan proposes moving all seventh and eighth grade classes to Myrtle Crest due to larger class sizes. The rationale notes enough room for one teacher per group and references current class counts of 15th and 18th graders.
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Myrtle Crest
Force at Dol-A-Wiss Ends as Special Officer Arrives
In a tense incident a group attempted to force entry at Dol-A-Wiss but actions halted when a special officer reached the scene. Details remain sparse as authorities assess the situation.
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Dol-A-Wiss
Myrtle Point Advances To A-2 Semi Final Over Reedsport
Myrtle Point Bobcats defeat Reedsport 19 to 6 in a state A-2 quarter final, improving season record to 8 8 1 and earning a semi final date with Seaside. Linebacker David Larson opened the third with a 69 yard interception return, aided by a Den Bohmenmen block.
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Reedsport
Myrtle Point
Reensport
Myrtle Peint
Bobcats
Seaside
David Larson
den Bohenmen
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