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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

6

Elk Season Opens for 50,000 Hunters Across Oregon

About 50,000 big game hunters head for Oregon’s high timber areas as elk season opens. Units in Clatsop Wilson require permits with limited five day windows and no other hunting during permit periods. General bull elk hunts span Willamette Alsea Siuslaw Elkton Melrose Tioga Powers and other coastal units. Cascades and NE Oregon listings include Hood River Wasco Sartiam McKenzie Metolius and more with various permit rules. Gun rules require a 28 inch bore and 1220 foot pounds at 100 yards.

Clatsop Wilson Ee Treee North Coast Wilson Dixon Game Commission Willamette Alsea Siuslaw Elkton Melrose Tioga Powers Cascades Oregon Hood River Wasco Sartiam McKenzie Metolius Der.Autes Fort Rock Keno Rogue Columbia Basin Walla Walla Wenaha Sled Springs Chesnimnus Snake River Imnaha Minam Catherine Creek Baker Starkey Ukiah Heppner Desolation Umatilla Wheeler Grizzly Ochoco Maury Northside Keating Lookout Mountain Murderer’s Creek Beulah

George Hall’s Witty Credentials Highlight Tax Humorist Tales

A long, humorous letter discusses self styled qualifications of George Hall as a tax humorist with a golden-acid tipped pen. It recounts past experiences from crossing the plains in a wagon to witnessing historic events and presidents, interwoven with self promote claims and satirical boasts.

George Hall Qualifications

Card of Thanks for Claude Stout Family

The family of Claude Stout expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy, service, floral offerings, and kindnesses shown after their sorrow. Signed by Mr and Mrs Vern Stout Roy Stout and Mr and Mrs Edward Stout.

Claude Stout Vern Stout Roy Stout Edward Stout

Editorial Praise for Tax Bill Draws Reader's Compliments

George Hall receives a letter from Lole R. Bowen praising the editorial on the tax bill and the writer's earlier letter to Mr. Barton. The note emphasizes favorable comment and admiration.

George Hall Barton Lole R. Bowen

Broadbent Extension Bazaar Planned For Christmas Time

Broadbent home extension unit met October 16 at Mrs. Kenneth Stone’s home. A demonstration on Oregon products impressed attendees. The group will meet the first and fourth Mondays each month with Mrs. Marvin Barsee leading. Local visits occurred between the Hoffmans, Palmers, and other members.

Mire Leonard Watson Broadbent Home Extension Unit Kenneth Stone Oregon Lly Wineten Dale Mellmen Bert Joan Carmen Jack Werner Wade Marvin Barsee

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