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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1975

Page

3

Sea run cutthroat trout lure Oregon anglers

Ken Durbin explains the life cycle of the sea run cutthroat in Oregon’s coastal rivers. The fish migrate from streams to estuaries and sometimes the ocean, returning to spawn multiple times. Most are 12 to 14 inches with some reaching 20 inches, and anglers pursue them by trolling flashers or using flies.

Ken Durbin Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Teropan

Conservation outlook in a hot housing market debate

The piece argues against energy conservation, claiming people waste electricity on appliances and gadgets. It notes high costs and continued consumption despite calls for efficiency, framing conservation as financially irrelevant to many households.

No on Recall plans discussed for upcoming two weeks

No on Recall committee met Tuesday to map tasks and strategy for the Sept. 16 election. Robert Hale said plans include radio and newspaper campaigns while sticking to petitions and focusing on courthouse relocation and jail moves as the main issue.

Robert Hale Hale

McCall tops Bareback Bronco at Oregon State Fair Rodeo

Myrtle Hint Oregon rider McCall won the Bareback Bronco Riding with 67 points at the Oregon State Fair Rodeo. Former Brahma Bull Riding Champion John Quin from Hedmond Oregon took first in the same event with 76 units in mati nee competition at the Oregon State Fair Rodeo. The 1972 champ delivered one of the best Brahma rides at the fair.

Russ MccCall Myrtle Hint Oregon John Quintans Hedmond

Arago Area Freshman to Write Herald Column

Arago area freshman Pam Martin will write a new column for the Herald about local events in the Afrago area. Individuals with news items should call her at 396 3508.

Pam Martin Afrago Area MPHS The Herald

Burglary Reported on Kinley Route in Coos County

Undersheriff Veral Taro reports a break in at the home of Christianson on Kinley Route. Items taken include a sleeping bag a clock and several cans of pop and beer. Estimated loss around 120 dollars. No suspects yet and investigation continues. An August 25 accident near Coquille involved Russ Pinkley and Glenn Johnson. no injuries. A juvenile was arrested for burglarizing Red Way Hardware and a Winchester rifle was recovered at the juvenile's home. He was referred to the juvenile division.

Coos County Veral Taro Kinley Stephen Mark Christianson Christianson Luss Russ Pinkley Coquille Glenn K. Johnson Winston Pinkley Yuang Susing Binkley Red Way Hardware

Mortie Paint Bobcat Fest Teat Tear

Unclear fragmentary notice hints at an upcoming event or festival involving the Mortie Paint Bobcat group. Reads like a damaged local blurb with scattered words about wages and a Thursday occurrence, but specifics are unreadable.

Mortie

Chippers Face Market Downturn Amid Wood Industry Shakeup

Joni Garland of Oregon State University notes a slump in the chip market ended a year of booming whole tree chipping in the woods. Arthur Poole urges industry assessment at a September conference to address technical and logistical challenges from harvesting to plant processing and to explore new chipper technologies and improved utilization.

Joni. Garland Oregon State University Sen Arthur P. Poole Cou County Vik Foo & T Sidustrs

MPHS Tom Rew Opens Weekly School Conference Hours

MPHS principal Tom Rew will be available for conferences every Wednesday evening at the school from 7 to 8 p.m. No announcements are required to inquire and speak with him about the school's activities.

Tom Rew Iain

Farmers win bigger share in meat price split

The report notes a rise in the farmers share of the meat value from 0.5 percent to 43.1 cents against the consumer price in July. The price spread between fat value and real price for beef advanced, while middlemen’s charges increased. A June to July comparison shows beef retail value and farmers’ share shifting, with backers citing higher producer returns and lower wholesale margins.

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