Oregon game wardens keep watch across seasons and counties
Oregon game wardens operate as state police in a four county area with eight officers in Gold Beach Reedsport and Coos Bay. They enforce wildlife laws assist on boats and planes and enforce the Marine Mammal Act while patrolling 1800 to 3000 miles monthly. They emphasize cooperation with residents and warn that poaching carries a heavy class A misdemeanor with fines up to 1000 and weapon confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Frank Bairders
Coos Bay
Cos Bay
Sanders
Gold Beach
Reedsport
Allasks
Fish and Wildlife Commission
Coast guidelines discussed at a public meeting
James Rees of the Department of Land Conservation and Development led a briefing on Draft No. 3 for coastal guidelines. He outlined estuaries, shore erosion, beaches, dunes, and the continental shelf while noting 42 jurisdictions operate within the state and stressing coordinated planning. Final hearings begin Nov. 22 with meetings in Astoria and other cities, and adoption is planned for Dec. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rees
Department of Land Conservation and Development
Mgr
Ken Ceretsky
Ervin Wilberger
Ross
LCDC
Coos Bay
Coos County
Oregon
Cogtalmarcas
Offizis
Commission
Astoria
Gold Beach
Newport
Salem
Budget workshop set for October 25 at district office
The 1977-78 budget calendar is tentatively set and the general budget levy will be presented April 19. District No. 41 officials report a pre budget workshop for all budget attendance and board committee members at the district office on Monday October 25 at 8 p.m.
Three Candidates Vie For Myrtle Point Mayor
Ed Kirkpatrick a 58 year old former councilman and police reserve officer is running after public urging and aims to attract industry while preserving community pride Leo Schmidt 47 a Pacific Power and Light worker is a chamber past president Lions Club captain in the fire department and seeks broader committee reporting and water sewage planning Evrin Wilberger seeking his sixth term notes improvements like a new water system updated septic and storm sewers funded by federal grants and cites public backing though he cites ongoing issues including the Ed Summers case two grown sons Georgia his wife and his fishing and golfing leisure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kirkpatrick
Myrtle Point
Kirkpatrick
Masonic Lodge No. 78
Myrtle Point Sportsman Club
Kirktrick
Chamber (of Commerce
Leo Schmidt
Pacific Power and Light
Varias
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Schmidt
Marte Point
City Hall
Coos Bay
Georgia
Evrin Wilberger
Hiland Theater
Wilberger
Public Works Department
Ed Summers
United Way drive continues in Myrtle Point with local solicitors
In its second week the 1976 United Way campaign in Myrtle Point shows strong prospects of success. Co-Chairman Mike Roby lists Ruth Reed Mary Benedict Thelma Bushnell Marsha Stibits Paula Miller and Gloria Evernden as Day Care Center directors aiding solicitations. Milton Stow alias Bree Stow 60412 A St. Myrtle Point is charged with Burglary I over a break in at the Osborne residence and held on $10 000 bail. The Coos Curry Bar Association names AIC Walsh Jr. of Coquille new president replacing retired Fred Eason. Walsh who graduated from the University of Oregon Law School in 1959 has practiced in Coquille and serves as municipal judge in Coquille and Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way Fund
United Way
Myrtle Point
Mike Roby
Hugh Mason
Ruth Reed
Mary Benedict
Thelma Bushnell
Marsha Stibits
Paula Miller
Gloria Evernden
Roby
Bank of Myrrle Point
Mason
Security Bank
Milton R. Stow
Bree L. Stow
Howard L. Osborne
Arago Rt
Coos County
Jean Osborne
Alice Jean
Bay Area Hospital
Coos-Curry Bar Association
AIC
Walsh Jr
Coquille
Walsh
Fred Eason
Coos Bay
University of Oregon Law School
Maple Elementary Night Showcases Life In A Primary School
Betty King led Maple Elementary School at the district board meeting to present life in a primary school. First and second graders visited the district office a week earlier to observe teaching materials and activities. A relief effort formed for the Quinn family after a house fire with donations organized by Powers and Myrtle Point residents and the Open Bible Church.
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Betty King
Maple Elementary
Powers
Myrtle Point
Coos Rayrea
Ron Quinn
Citizensand
Bill Hegel
Quinn
Hysell
Open Bible Church of Powers
Bob Winston
Juanita Adamson
Judy Foster
June
George Ayes
North Bend
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Rte
Louies
Federal
League of Oregon Cities Board of Directors
Seah Atapsi
Coquille Elks Club
Witberger
Lee Schmidt
Ervin Witberger
Arago
Bar
Maple
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