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Dislingutsrd Service Award
P olice (a d r t s In Action
17TII Annual Vernoulu friendship Jam-
brought many out (or the parade where
they enjoyed viewing entries from ail over the
area.
An old business gets new owner
October was good
Cross Country At State
ANNUAL Popcorn Concert in February brought
out parents and friends to enjoy band and chorus
21st anniversary for Jim D avies
and VIIS
of Vernonia High School under the direction of
Ward Nelson.
Citizen of the I'
The New Ambulance
1973 Mystery Santa
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Sports highlight year
Shrimp Catch
At New High
Surprise-Snow N ovem ber 2
City Council in April
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Demonia Cagle
H om ecom ing 1973
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A record annual catch, along
with record prices, accompanied
the close of the Oregon shrimp
season on October 15 according
to Jim Meehan, Fish Commis­
sion of Oregon program leader
for Groundfish and Shrimp in ­
vestigations Landings of 24.1
m illion pounds greatly outdis
tanced last year’s harvest of 20 9
m illion pounds and was 2 -'j
limes greater than the 10-year
average catch
Meehan believes that two m a­
jo r lactors contributed to the
greatly increased harvest One
is the improved environmental
conditions caused by offshore
ocean upwellmgs which bring
nutrients from the ocean bottom
to the surface In addition, high
prices and a better than average
catch for effort expended spur
red Oregon's commercial fish
ermen Io fish more intensively.
Prices paid Io the fishermen
were twice what they were three
years ago, reaching 22 cents per
pound by the end of the season
Total dockside value of the 1973
catch was a whopping $4.2
m illion
The largest shrimp fleet ever
to fish off Oregon, uescended on
the offshore shrimping grounds
netting this year's record catch.
As in the past, Coos Bay was the
number one port in shrimp
landings
Shrimp populations off the
Oregon coast are believed Io be
holding their own against this
massive onslaught
L a rg e
shrimp were harvested this year
as the crop was composed
mainly of three-year-olds with a
fa ir number of smaller one-year
olds Next year’s crop is predict­
ed Io be about the same weight
as this year’s record harvest, but
the average size of the shrimp
w ill probably be down as most ot
the shrim p harvested w ill be
two-year-olds
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