Bobcat and Viking Open 1978 Season At Myrtle Point
The 1978 season opens Friday night as the Myrtle Point Bobcats host the Siuslaw Vikings. Bobcat backs weigh about 1955 pounds as Siuslaw brings 1975 pounds in their starting offense. Head coach Don Fisher notes team will rely on speed and that the game starts at 8:00 p.m. with limited seating.
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Myrtle Point
Stuslaw
Don Fisher
Vikings
Fisher
Rick Haberley
Praie
Wayne Jackson
Siuslaw Vikings
Hyrtle Point Bobcats
Coos Bay District Timber Sale Nets 3.9 Million
The Bureau of Land Management sold five parcels in the Coos Bay District for 3 964 368 dollars, auctioned August 31. Total volume reached 26 133 000 board feet with an average Douglas fir bid of 167 20 per thousand feet. Next sale set for September 28 at the Coos Bay District Office at 333 South K Street starting 10 a.m. PDT.
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T.a.ber
Coos Bay District
Bureau of Land Managment
Ron Kaufman
North Area
BLM
Coos Bay
South &K Street
Cook Receives Cash Award for Ranger District Service
James A. Cook received a cash award for contributing most to the safety program of the Powers Ranger District in the Siskiyou National Forest. He has served as acting foreman of the brush disposal crew for over half the past year and has now become trail crew foreman.
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James A. Cook
Powers
Siskiyou National Forest
Cook
Ranger District
Predators report heavy depredations across Oregon counties
The July 15 to August 11 period saw predators seize 286 domestic animals and 175 fowls for food, with 49 sheep and 234 lambs among the losses. Wheeler County reported no sheep or lamb depredations, while 26 counties overall were involved in the Oregon wildlife depredation survey.
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Oregon Department of Agriculture
Division of Wildlife Service
Oregon Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Wheeler
Oregon
Coquille Valley Bus Service Expands Schedules
The Coquille Valley Bus Service announces new routes to Bridge Arago and Fairview to serve more patrons. The weekly plan includes Powers to Bay Monday, Bandon to Bay Tuesday, Bridge to Coquille and back Wednesday, Fairview mornings Arago afternoons and return Thursday, and Powers to Buy Friday. Copies are available at local stores and Community Action Centers with contact numbers 572-7323 Myrtle Palm 396-2033 Coquille and 347-3407 Bandon.
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Coquille
Bandon
Bay
Bridge
Myrtle Palm
Youth Corps joins Oregon forestry projects statewide
Oregon Youth Corps crews from Coos Bay Mehama Philomath Tillamook and Veneta work on forestry tasks under the Department of Forestry training includes fire basics. Crews assist with forest perk prep thinning fence construction stream clearance and tree planting. They gain experience and earn wages while learning safety and tool use.
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Oregon Youth Corps
Coos Bay
Mehama
Philonath
Tilamook
Veneta
Oregon
OYC
Forestry
Deve Stere
Mehann
Jerry Riley
District 41 outlines savings plan for electricity use
Superintendent Joe Stewart announces district wide electricity cuts to meet utility requests. Measures include lowering hot water temperatures, dimming gym lights, reducing room temps, and turning off lights when rooms are empty. Gas and fuel constraints will affect field trips and bus routes with planned elimination of unneeded runs. High school enrollment rises with 477 students already registered. United Way kickoff set for September 10 at Tubby’s Restaurant in Mystic Poipts.
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District 41
Joe Stewart
Nore
Stewart
United Way
Tubby’s
Myrtle Point Area
High School Plans Space Use for New Classes
The report describes the need to allocate classroom space for two large classes in the high school with ninth and tenth graders. It notes arrangements to rent additional space to accommodate the expanded enrollment and maintain student access to instruction.
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Antisek
Placement test schedule announced for fall term
The Office of Student Services at Southwestern Oregon Community College released test times for entering students. Tests are set for Saturday September 8 at 6 30 a m in Cosledo 3 and Tuesday September 11 at 6 30 p m in Cevaledo.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Office of Student Services
Lotows
Cosledo
Cevaledo
Elks Golf Tour Concludes With Reslock Co-Medalist Honor
Dr. John Reslock of Myrtle Point and Bob Kelly of Myrtle Creek shared medalist honors with a 69 in the championship flight of the Oregon State Elks Golf Tournament at Coquille Valley Elks Golf Course last weekend. Reslock defeated runner-up Steve Ray of Post Orford in the finals to claim top prize. Erv Dettman of Coquille won the senator Ellis state championship with a final-round victory over Erv Wilberger of Myrtle Point.
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John Reslock
Myrtle Point
Annacal
Oregon State Elks
Coquille Valley
Erv Dettman
Coquille
Senator Ellis
Erv Wilberger
Myr
Reeults
Lefty Martin
Cottage Grove
Bob Kelly
Myrtle Creek
Charles Storm
North Bend
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