Myrtle Point Dominates Sunset All Star Football Team
Myrtle Point led the 1973 Sunset League All-Star selections with ten players on both offense and defense, followed by Gold Beach and Coquille with six each. Bobcats Bill Mast John Mast Sammy Johnson Miles Stidham and Dennis Shiekis secured spots on both units, with several repeat selections from 1972 and multiple unanimous picks on offense and defense. Brookings and Bandon contributed single players to the honors.
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Gold Beach
Coquille
Brookings
Bandon
Bill Mast
John Mast
Sammy Johnson
Myrtle Poti
Jack Kelly
Greg Larkin
Mile Stidham
Dennis
Dennis Sheilds
Don Harroun
Dan Billings
Jim Baumer
Dennis Shields
Rocky Tuttle
Steve Armen
Dan Seals
Richard Harvey
Ana
Reg Larkin
Mike Stidham
Coquille Billings
Gold Beach Gold Beach
Baumer
Shields
le My Johnson
Myrtle
Deer season ends with windy, wet Western Oregon hunt
The western Oregon deer season closed amid gusty winds and rain. Hunters saw better success as cover diminished and rut began, with larger bucks appearing late. Future harvest estimates await questionnaires, while limited blacktail hunts will occur in December for permit holders and licensees. Local linemen and deep bake crews are listed.
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Oregon
City Plots Light Cuts To Conserve Energy
City administrator Jim Howe and the City Council agreed in early summer to cut 24 street lights without endangering safety to conserve power. The plan aimed to reduce consumption as electricity shortages loomed.
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City Hall
Jim Howe
Oregon City Faces Fuel Crunch and Wildlife Code Change
Oregon cities dim nonessential lights as Pacific Power resists shutoffs amid new federal fuel allocation rules. The State Game Commission shifts to State Wildlife Commission at midnight, with public hearings in Portland on December 14 and rules covering wildlife handling, licenses, and permits.
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Pacific Power
Oregon
Pacific Power and Light
State Game Commission
State Wildlife Commission
The
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Game Commission
SW Alder
Portland
Dick's TV Reopens Servicing Myrtle Point Areas
Dick Barksow announces Dick's TV Service reopening at 650th Street in the old Hi-Way Cafe building. The shop opens Monday Nov 19 offering color TV service with 15 years experience to Myrtle Point Coquille and Powers customers.
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Dick Barksow
650Th Street
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Powers Customes
Oregon hunting rules rewrite aims new wildlife safeguards
At a public hearing the commission discusses times and conditions for Gog trials, hunting from disabled drivers, use of artificial lights for raccoon and opossum control, landowner harassment permits, and nongame wildlife protection. It also considers banning seal killings in the Columbia River to align with federal law and repealing obsolete rules.
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Te National Marine Mammal Pro
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John Haga
Steve Nelson
Spike Smith
Ken Kiewitz
Gary Tobey
Jim Kalen
Kevin Kent
Steve Arment
Ayrtle Point
David Pearce
Heimer Kiefer
Joe Newton
Joe Emrick
Paul McDonald
Jim Kolen
John Lander
Brian Larsson
Don Harrowxx
David Corner
Darrell Price
Bob Anglin
Mike Stidhan
Steve Lillie
David Pierce
Coquille Coquille
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Flora M. Laird
Salem
Brownie Reservoir
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Strainer
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