Union High School opens with student body officers
The first Union High meeting on September 3 named Keith Schroeder president and installed officers including Darrel Myers vice president Judy Starr secretary Ruth Ellis treasurer and more. Football rosters, pep club plans, and upcoming games against Siuslaw and Powers are noted along with early season attendance and a key opponent to stop Punk Smith of Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Keith Schroeder
Keith
Darrel Myers
Judy Starr
Ruth Ellis
Harold Csergel
Lois Dayton
Yell Queen
Lois Mullins
Spepsters
Sharon Cook
Lee Carver
Patty Bryant
Mary Ellen Charlie
Judy Labatt
Yell
Louis Nelson
Karlene Edwards
Ira Huffman
Gerald Patricks
Allen Kalbus
Butch Brodie
Ray Mast
Bruce Dunn
Gary Larsen
Allen Hale
Ritchie Daniels
Jim Thomas
Duane Pearce
Roger Gary
Hall Thomas
Jim Edlund
Jim Brodie
Larry LaCasse
Adrian Mills
Doug Hervey
Reynold Christianson
Tom Whitaker
Carl Hagan
Harold Cserge
Gene Owens
Bill Geister
Jack Orr
Bill Harper
Dick Stitt
Paula Lancaster
Don Bowers
Dorothy Nelson
Eloise Brock
Tra “Uffman
Vikings Dominate Season Opener At Myrtle Point
Siuslaw Vikings opened with a 60 yard TD by Dell Reavis and a fast start as Myrtle Point fought to contain the visitors. Reavis sparked the first scoring drive before Stitt and Huffman produced additional gains to challenge the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieulaw
Vikings
Myrtle Point
Vikes
Reavis
Dell Reavis
Siuslaw
McClellan
Myrtle
Ira Huffman
Bill Harper
Stuslaw
Dick Stitt
Club plans spawning area expansion for salmon and steelhead
The group will extend spawning grounds further upstream for salmon and steelhead with leaders Earl Wilson Dick Southmayd and Jon Munson directing crews. A second fall project will open spawning area for Squaw Lake by hauling gravel into its inlet supervised by Tom Forrest and State Biologist Bill Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
Dick Southmayd
Jon Munson
Squaw Lake
Tom Forrest
Myrtle Point
Bill Bain
Powers Cruisers Open Season With Yoncalla Victory
Powers High School football opened the season with a 19 6 win over Yoncalla Friday night. Powers scored in the first and second quarters and again in the fourth to take the opener. The Cruisers appear set to challenge Myrtle Point this weekend as a rugged opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Patrick
Cats
Harper
Huffman
Siuslaw
Clint Nelson
McClellan
del Reavis
Reavis
Nelson
Powers
Powers Cruisers
Myrtle Point
Bobcats
Punk Smith
Speedy Powers
Yoncalla
Powers High
Aqua
Yuncala
Cruisers
New Law Reshapes Cattle Brucellosis Testing in Oregon
Oregon implements a two tier Brucellosis program for dairy and beef cattle. Dairy areas test by official blood test or two Milk Ring tests, with semi annual ring testing and annual blood tests for non testers. Reactors trigger full herd retests and multiple follow ups to restore Brucellosis free status.
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Oregon
Coos County
County Dairymen's Association
The
Livestock Association
M E. Kniskerbocker
Division of Animals Industries
State Department of Agriculture
Knickerbocker
Agriculture Research Service
Eas
Coos
Curry
Department
C. H. Hartman
Harrison
North teams fall short in Reedsport jamboree
District 2-A-2 football jamboree in Reedsport drew a packed crowd as southern schools dominated northern squads 46 0. Myrtle Point boasted a strong showing with two touchdowns against Newport while Dick Stitt and Ira Huffman led the Cats. Reedsport scored once on Siuslaw, Myrtle Point twice on Newport, Bandon twice on Toledo, Gold Beach beat Waldport, and Coquille topped Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsport
Ira Huffman
Cats
Siuslaw
Myrtle Point
Newport Bandon
Toledo
Gold Beach
Waldport
Coquille
Taft
Sportsmen Open Spawning Beds for Migrating Fish
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club with the State Game Commission and biologist Bill Bain completed another conservation project. They dynamited a rock obstruction in the North Fork of the Coquille River on Friday to aid migrating fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club
State Game Commission
Bill Bain
Coquille River
Baking Contest Shifts to Beverly Hills For 1987 Bake Off
The Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest moves from New York to the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County. About 70 senior, 15 brides, and 15 juniors compete for over 100000 dollars in prizes plus GE appliances, with entries due by July 31, 1987.
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California
General Electric Appliances
Ann Pillabury
Anneapolis 2
Minnesota
Hildreth H. Hatheway
Santa Barbara
Calif
Beverly Hilton
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles County
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Carol Sell
North
Carl Yancey
Weyerhaeuser
Grange
Curt Kelly
Pomona Grange
Carl
Klamath County
Bonifay
Bob
Betty
Home Furnishings
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Weyerhaeuse
Tim
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