Bobcats Seek Fourth Win Against Brookings Bruins
Bobcats coach Bob Peterson says Brookings is tougher and faster as Myrtle Point aims for a 4-0 opponent. The game at 8 p.m. Friday follows a 20-6 loss to Bandon, with Myrtle Point’s lineup led by QB Jim Hatfield and backs Mike Johnson Bill Thomas and Carl Tucker. Brookings is 4-0 with standout Charles Hauscan at a high TD pace and host the Bruins in Sunset League action.
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Bob Peterson
Bobcats
Brookings Bruins
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Sunset League
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Brookings
Bill Willard
Bruins
Charles Hauscan
Jim Hatfield
Mike Johnson
Bill Thomas
Carl Tucker
Don Neugart
Dan Brewster
Dave Winningham
Rich Mooney
Bill Neal
Jerry Stidham
Winningham caps Bandon win with 50 yard fumble return TD
Winningham scored MP's sole TD on a 50 yard fumble return as Bandon downed the Bobcats 20 6 Friday October 4. Myrtle Point led 20 0 at halftime after two Jim Sumerlin interceptions set up two Band on scores and a third TD by Inman.
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Bandon
Bobcats
Tigers
Doug Inman
Bob Rey
Tiger
Jim Sumerlin
Sumerlin
Inman
Foresters Study Tree Pest Control Across Pacific Northwest
The Weyerhaeuser Company announced a five year study of wildlife damage to new forests in Washington and Oregon. Foresters aim to assess pest impact and develop control methods to protect growing stands.
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Washington
Oregon
Weyerhaeuser Company
Powers PTA Hears Clarence Barton
The Powers PTA hosted a potluck dinner to discuss the tax bill now referred to the people for election on Oct 15. Guests included Perry Johnston of Coquille Ted Hines of Coos Bay and Ed Ellicott DEA representative of Portland. Superintendent Irwin Elder and Mrs Lundy introduced teachers.
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PTA
Perry Johnson
Coquille
Ted Hines
Coos Bay
Ed Ellicott
DEA
Portland
Irwin Elder
Lundy
Oregon Vital Events Show Little Change in 1968 Half Year
State registrar Marian M. Martin reports births in Oregon during the first half of 1968 declined from earlier years with nearly 5 percent illegitimate births among 16 905 resident births. Deaths reached 8 936, up from 8 406 in 1962, with fetal deaths rising and infant deaths down. Marriages totaled 5 048 and divorces 2 931, both up slightly. national trends mirrored state patterns.
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Oregon
Marian M. Martin
State Board of Health
Martin
U.S
Ben Barton Expresses Gratitude as Lions Zone Chairman
In a letter to readers, Ben Barton of Lions International thanks contributors and expresses sincere appreciation for support and assistance. The note is authored in a formal, courteous tone reflecting community service commitment.
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Ben Barton
Lions International
Spawning Aids Tested On Plympton Creek Salmon Run
Oregon fish commission director Robert W. Schoning reports promising results from testing trout stream improvement techniques on Plympton Creek near Westport, Clatsop County. Resting pools deeper channels and shelter areas aim to ease upstream movement and reduce human harassment, helping spawning salmon reach gravel and may be applied to other Northwest streams.
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Columbia River
Robert W. Schoning
Oregon Fish Commission
Plympton Creek
Westport
Clatsop County
Northwest
Schoning
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