FW: Community Message: It's seal pup season on the coast. If you come across any marine mammal on the beach call OSP at 800-452-7888.

Hello to All LVH FC Members >< Check Out this Nifty NIXLE MESSAGE that you all can begin receiving >< If you sign up at this valuable Newport Police Information Web Site >> WWW.nixle.com >< You can also get these messages on Your Cell Phone >>>>>

 

P>S>> This message just happens to involve valuable information regarding the SEAL PUP SEASON >>> THE HOOK  

 

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Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 1:22 PM
To: jcs592@msn.com
Subject: Community Message: It's seal pup season on the coast. If you come across any marine mammal on the beach call OSP at 800-452-7888.

 

Hi JOHN C SPANGLER,

 

Community Message has been issued by the Newport Police Department.

 

Thursday April 29, 2010 1:20 PM PDT

 

It's seal pup season on the coast. If you come across any marine mammal on the beach call OSP at 800-452-7888.

 

It's the start of seal pup season on the Oregon coast. Here’s what to do if you come across any marine mammal on the beach:

 

Call the Oregon State Police: 800-452-7888 or the OSU Marine Mammal Stranding Network Hotline 541-270-6830

 

• If the animal is alive, keep your distance. Marine mammals can bite when threatened, and they can carry diseases that are dangerous to humans. Keep people and pets away from the animal.

• Observe and report. Note its color, size, general condition and location on the beach. See if there are tags on its flippers, or any other identifying marks. If you have a digital camera, take photos from all sides. These reports and photos can be e-mailed to jim.rice@oregonstate.edu

• Don’t move, touch or disturb the animal, pour water on it or try to feed it.

• If you find a live cetacean (a whale, dolphin or porpoise), report it as soon as possible.

 

 

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>>> [Fwd: Central Coast Fly Fishers Boy Scout Fly Fishing Merit Badge Program]

Hi Folks >< Check out some of the Good Work recently accomplished by our CCFF Friends in Waldport >< Att’a Boys to Jack Maitlen & All Involved, who made this such a successful CCFF effort !!!           THE HOOK

 

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From Alan Canfield

 

Here's our report of a successful Boy Scout Merit Badge Program completed by the Central Coast fly Fishers Charter Club in Lincoln County, Oregon.

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Subject:

Central Coast Fly Fishers Boy Scout Fly Fishing Merit Badge Program

 

The Central Coast Fly Fishers, following the lead of the Federation of

Fly Fishers to share education through fly fishing, hosted a "Fly

Fishing Boy Scout Merit Badge Training Program" that can lead to the 

Eagle Scout designation.  CCFF VP Jack Maitlen organized this project, 

assisted by Scout Master, Steve Traber.

The scouts, and seven CCFF member/mentors worked together for ten hours 

studying and discussing nine of the ten Merit Badge Requirements 

outlined in the well written BSA manual,"Fly Fishing."  Subjects covered 

were first aid, setting up a fly rod, reel and line, a variety of knots, 

fly tying/fly uses, "leave no trace" procedures, proper catch and 

release instruction, good sportsmanship related to fly fishing, fly 

casting and a review of Oregon fishing regulations.

The scouts had to demonstrate sufficient skill in each area to have 

their Merit Badge completion cards signed by their mentors, John 

Sanchez, Mike Flaming, Tom Peck, Mac Andrew, Wally Flanagan and Alan 

Canfield.

On April 24th the scouts met with CCFF members for a Fish A Long at 

Olalla Lake where they completed their training by attempting to catch a 

hatchery trout that they were to clean, cook and eat after the fish a 

long (one of our members caught a fish that was used for this).

The Scout Master, the Scouts, and the Central Coast Fly Fishers members 

who participated felt this is something we would like to do with other 

Boy/Girl Scout or student groups.  We recommend this program to fly 

fishing clubs everywhere.  The Federation materials and guidance they 

give made this project much easier to complete than would have been the 

case if we had to do it on our own.

LVH FC MEETING & ACTIVITY SCHEDULE FOR MAY 2K10

LONGVIEW HILLS FISHING CLUB

 

MEETING & ACTIVITY SCHEDULE >< FOR >>> MAY 2K10

 

Hello to All >< This Month’s Activities start out slowly & begin to build tempo as we head into the end of the month >< Let’s Take a LOOK >>>

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6    May     Thursday       MONTHLY BREAKFAST MEETING     ( 9 AM at the Agate Beach Golf Course Restaurant )

 

Please come & join us for this Spring Breakfast Celebration !!!  Of course, All of the Old Gang will be in attendance & we will have our usual fun gathering of Friends & Fishing Stories (Most of which maybe a little suspect !!)   We’ll Look Forward to seeing YOU at Breakfast !!!!

 

8   May      Saturday       ELK HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT     ( 7 AM Muster at the LVH Club House )

 

This all day ODFW Project is being Guided by our ODFW Biologist Friend, Tami Wagner. What she has planned, is for us to do some substantial tree planting in the Yachats Wildlife Management Area, which is on the South Fork of the Yachats River. I believe there will be some participation by our CCFF Friends & perhaps some Boy Scouts from the Waldport Area. Please contact me, if you are interested in giving this Project a GO !!! 

 

9    May     Sunday        MOTHERS DAY    ( This Should Be an ALL DAY EVENT )

 

This Really is a Very Special Day & It is Highly Recommended that All of Us Dads pull out All the Stops & make this A Most Memorable Day !!!

 

15  May     Saturday     ECKMAN LAKE >< ANNUAL >< KIDS FISHING DERBY  ( 8 AM to 2 PM at the Lake)

 

Our LVH FC will be working cooperatively with ODFW, CCFF & our Waldport Baptist Church Friends to support this wonderful Kids Fishing Event. Larry Dale will be spearheading our involvement, which will entail having our Members act as Fishing Mentors at the Fishing Pier Venue. Please contact Larry, if you would like to be involved in this Extremely Rewarding Activity. He will be Mustering “All Fishing Mentors” about 7 AM, on Saturday Morning, at the LVH Club House, so we can car pool down to Eckman Lake.

 

20  May    Thursday     YAQUINA BAY OYSTER FARM VISIT & TOUR       ( 9 AM Muster at the LVH Club House )

 

Once again >< We will be the beneficiary of the Oyster Farm Staff’s Hospitality. Of course, Lou will provide us with a Farm Tour & Marcia will entice us with a sampling of some of their Delicious Oysters. We will meet at the Club House & form car pools to get us up to “The Farm” about 10 AM >< You don’t want to miss this Event if you are an Oyster Lover !!!!!

 

29  May    Saturday      LVH >< ANNUAL >< SECOND TIME AROUND SALE    (8 AM to 3 PM  >< The Dudley’s Driveway )

 

As you all know, our LVH FC is very much a part of this Annual LVH Community Garage Sale Event >< Each year, we set up a Fishing Club Sales Venue in “The Dudley’s Driveway” & It is from the many generous contributions made by all of our FC Members & Club Friends, that we are able to generate the necessary funds to support our Annual FC Operations without taxing our members with onerous membership dues >< We have Lots of Good Stuff this year, with a high mix of some really nice tools, kitchen appliances, color printer, books & a plethora of other diadems !~!~!

 

31  May   Monday        MEMORIAL DAY      Just the name engenders Remembrance & Respect … Enjoy this Very Special Day.

 

ODFW STOCKING SCHEDULE >< FOR >> MAY 2K10

 

5 / 17 / 10 >>>> Big Creek #1 >> 1800 Fish     Big Creek #2 >> 1800 Fish    Olalla Lake >> 2700 Fish

 

5 / 24 / 10 >>>> Big Creek #1 >> 1500 Fish     Big Creek #2 >> 2750 Fish

 

5 / 31 / 10 >>>> Big Creek #1 >> 1500 Fish     Big Creek #2 >> 1500 Fish     Olalla Lake >> 1500 Fish

 

Lot’s of Fish Stocking, Oysters, Kids Fishing Derby & Some Really Great Bargains to be had at the EOM >< SALE OF THE YEAR !!!!   

 

>>> Grab a Hand Full of these Fun Activities & Join Us …………. THE HOOK   

 

   

A SUCCESS STORY >>>>>>

LVH COMMUNITY BREAKFAST >> 24 April 2K10 << HOSTED BY THE LVH FISHING CLUB

 

What a Fun & Successful Saturday Morning Event >><< It is estimated, that we had pretty close to 45 folks Attend this Delicious Event !!!

 

We have to Credit Larry Dale for doing all of the Planning & Staffing, which resulted in such a Successful Gathering >>>>

 

We also need to Recognize the Wonderful Bunch of People who pitched in, with Larry, to “Make This Event Happen” >>> Bobby Dean > Ellie LeMaster > Ben Davi > Bev Garvey > Bud Roark > Frank Stout > Bill Furgason > Jacky / Ron Thomas >><< My contribution consisted, primarily, of Helping Bud at the Check In Desk & Staying Out of the Way of All These Wonderful people >>>>>

 

Let’s also Recognize all of the Attendees, comprised of LVH FC Members, our Neighbors & our Many Friends who live outside of our LVH Village.  

 

Special Thanks to All who Attended & All of You who “Made It Happen” !!!  ………. THE HOOK

ODFW >< ELK HABITAT PLANTING PROJECT (8 May 2K10)

Hello LVH FC Members >> << Take a look at this Interesting ODFW Stewardship Project >> <<  8 AM on Saturday, 8 May 2K10

 

ODFW >< ELK HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT >> on the << South Fork of the Yachats River

 

As you can see, from Tami’s E-mail >< This project is going to have some significant physical demands involved.

 

Of course, the rewards & the working environment will certainly make up for any of the adversities >< All of that said >>>>> I am considering joining Tami & Co for this event >>> <<< Let me know if you would like to also be involved  &  We can make the necessary “Hook Up” arrangements >>>>>>>  THE HOOK
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From: Tami Wagner [mailto:tami.e.wagner@state.or.us]
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2010 4:18 PM
To: John Spangler
Subject: RE: ODFW Volunteer >< Wildlife Projects >>>

 

Hi John,

 

On the ELK HABITAT PLANTING PROJECT >><< I have purchased over 200 shrubs and trees to be planted on our wildlife management area on the South Fork of the Yachats River. About ¾ of them are bareroot plants, the rest in pots. The bareroot plants need to go in ASAP but the potted ones could be done later if necessary; I’m just hoping to get as many in the ground on the 8^th as we can. It is necessary to wade the river and carry the plants, tools, etc. up to 1/8 of a mile or so, so it will be somewhat physically demanding. So the more help we can get the better. We will meet at our office in South Beach at 8 AM and carpool to the site. Volunteers should bring waders, leather work gloves, water and lunch. We can also use shovels for planting if they have them.

 

Thanks again, Tami

 

Tami Wagner

Assistant District Wildlife Biologist

Newport Field Office

North Coast Watershed District

Phone: 541.867.0300 ext. 255

FAX: 541.867.0311

 

 

SOMETHING TO CONSIDER >>>>

SILETZ RIVER CLEAN UP  >>>  9 AM to 2 PM  >>> Saturday, 24 April 2 K10  >>> Check in at Hee Hee Illahee Park

 

This might be the Perfect Way for You to work off our Wonderful Saturday Morning LVH Fishermen’s Breakfast & Help our Friend Don Larson & Co. do a very Good Stewardship Deed by Helping with the Clean Up of the Siletz River Watershed …….

 

Just a Thought > !!! < If things are a little slow around your Tee Pee this weekend >>>>>  THE HOOK

EARTH DAY CELEBRATION >>>>>>> (24 April 2K10)

LVH FC >><< EARTH DAY CELEBRATION >>>>> BIG CREEK LITTER PATROL           (24 April 2K10)

 

Well Done to Larry Dale & his Stalwart Band of Litter Patrollers, comprised of Linda Reed, Hank Bryson, Frank Stout, Dave Dinsmoor & Me.

 

We repaired several Critter Basket’s & Pulled over 12 SOLV Bags back to the Water Treatment Plant Dumpster.

 

Just as an aside >< Both Reservoirs were absolutely Packed with Anglers >< Linda “Nailed It” >< When she called it “Combat Fishing” !~!~!

 

Special Thanks to ALL for Helping to Make Our Earth Day Celebration so Successful …………… THE HOOK

  

NEW! ODFW "Volunteer Tracks" Newsletter - Spring/Summer 2010

Just In from MIKE SAMPLES >>>>>>> “New” ODFW Volunteer Newsletter ‘VOLUNTEER TRACKS”  (Spring / Summer 2K10)

 

Thank You Mike >< For taking the time to share your thoughts with the LVH FC Board Members & Our Wonderful LVH FC Membership.

 

It is truly amazing, what can be accomplished by a dedicated group of people working closely with our ODFW Friends & other Coastal Fishing Clubs. It should also be noted, that it was very gracious of Derek Wilson to do such a fine job writing this article, which appears in the current issue of “Volunteer Tracks” >< Special Thanks to you Derek ………

 

As the Club President, I am always humbled by My Good Fortune to be able to Associate with the caliber of people that represent our LVH FC Membership & Friends.                     THE HOOK     

 

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From: Mike Samples [mailto:msamples57@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 7:36 PM
To: Big Fish; John Spangler
Subject: Re: NEW! ODFW "Volunteer Tracks" Newsletter - Spring/Summer 2010

 

Hello LVHFC,

 

I have just been reading the latest publication of "Volunteer Tracks" sponsored and submitted by ODFW. 

 

 What a wonderfully accredited validation to the continuing work done by the Longview Hills Fishing Club.  In all my years working with and volunteering for ODFW, I have never been more proud to be working with a group of people like  the wonderful dedicated members of the Longview Hills Fishing Club (LHFC).  Not only does everyone care for the future of our anadromous fisheries but, each and everyone involved does what he or she can to promote sustainability with our most precious resource.  

 

Thank you John Spangler, and all of your team of officers for your insight and continuing dedication to one of Oregon's most important resources.  Without you and the board of LVHFC so many of ODFW's goals would fall short of expectations.  You taught me years ago to understand  "boots on the ground".  Since that time I have never and will never forget how important those few words are.  You and LVHFC have been the epitome of volunteerism in this wonderful state of Oregon.  I am now and will always be proud to associate with people like you.  Your dedicated and devoted friend.  

 

Team Lone Wolf,

 

Mike

 

 

 

 

Public survey on Oregonians' values and beliefs regarding forestry practices

Hello Friends >< Something of possible interest >< “Just In” from our ODFW / STEP friend Christine Clapp ……….. THE HOOK

 

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From: Christine

Subject: Public survey on Oregonians' values and beliefs regarding forestry practices

 

Hi John

Could you forward this survey link within your clubs?  Your responses could provide a better understanding of the public’s values and beliefs regarding Oregon forestry.   

 

Thanks! Christine

 

 

From: MORMAN David A
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 9:01 AM
To: ALL FORESTRY
Subject: Encourage your contacts to take the Forest Values and Beliefs Survey on the ODF home page

 

Good morning,

 

This month, ODF is cooperating with the Oregon Forest Resources Institute (OFRI) to conduct sampling of Oregonians’ values and beliefs regarding forestry and current forest issues. These random, statistically-valid surveys and focus groups will directly inform OFRI’s communications work and both ODF’s and the Board of Forestry’s strategic planning processes.   The Board will receive a report on this work at its September meeting.

 

In addition, our contractor, David Hibbitts, and Midgall Inc., has established a separate, informal survey that is now posted on ODF’s home page: http://egov.oregon.gov/ODF/.    Please consider taking this five-minute survey yourself and forward the home page link and a request to take the survey to your partner organizations, stakeholders, friends, and family .  All responses will be valuable (in a less scientific way than the other surveys) in helping us understand what Oregonians’ perceptions and opinions are when it comes to forestry.  Other benefits may include getting more citizens engaged in thinking about the importance of our forest resources and perhaps attracting more people to our website where they can  learn more about ODF’s work in addition to taking the survey.

 

The ODF online survey will be available through April 30.

 

Thanks!

 

David Morman, Director
Forest Resources Planning Program
Oregon Dept. of Forestry
2600 State Street
Salem, Oregon 97310
503-945-7413 (fax 503-945-7490)

Clam Digging and Crabbing Information >>>>>>>

Hello LVH FC Members & Clam Diggers >> Check This Out >>>>>

 

>>>> Some Interesting Information JUST IN from THE CLAM GUY >< (aka.  Bill Lackner)

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From: WILLIAM LACKNER

 

 

ODFW & CDAO CLAM DIGGING and CRABBING CLASS SCHEDULE for 2010

 

COOS BAY AREA: Join ODFW at the Charleston Marina Office recreation room for a lecture and clam dig at 8:00 am on either Saturday morning April 17th or May 1st.

 

Join ODFW at the Reedsport Library at 5:00 pm on Friday evening on June 11th for a lecture only on digging clams and crabbing.

 

Join ODFW at the North Bend Library at 6:00 pm on Friday evening on June 25th for a lecture only on digging class and crabbing. Call for information about additional classes under consideration at the Charleston RV Park and in Bandon.  Contact 541 888 3307 ext 235 for additional information.

 

NEWPORT: Join ODFW at Newport on October 16th at their crabbing workshop to teach you the art of catching these wily crustaceans. This workshop will be held near Newport. The registration fee $40.00 per adult $10.00 per child ages 12 to 17 with children under 12 free. The fees include the use of all necessary equipment, instruction/materials and lunch. Contact Mark Newell at mark.newell@state.or.us or phone: (503) 947-6018 for information on the crabbing and razor clam classes.

 

FORT STEVENS: Join ODFW at Fort Stevens State Park on Saturday June 26th for this family friendly workshop that will teach you what you need to know to be successful at digging razor clams on Oregon beaches.

 

Clam Diggers Association of Oregon Clam Clinic 2010

 

Clam Clinic Siletz Bay 2010 will meet on Tuesday evening May 18th at 18:00 pm for the lecture at the Lincoln City Library. The Lincoln City Library is located at 801 SW Hwy 101 on the west of the highway.

 

We will meet the following morning at the gravel turnout just north of the Bay House Restaurant at 11:00 am. Meeting at the gravel turnout offers the best access to the tidal flats of Siletz Bay to dig purple varnish clams. Low tide, a -0.6 foot tide occurs on Wed May 19 at 11:52 am. There will be plenty of time for everyone to dig a limit of purple varnish clams.

 

Clam Clinic 2010 at Garibaldi Tillamook Bay will meet at the Tillamook County Library located at 1716 3rd St in the City of Tillamook on Saturday afternoon June 12th. The lecture will begin at 3:30 pm and end at 05:30 pm. We will meet the following morning Sunday June 13th at 06:30 am at the Pier's End Crabbing Dock on the Garibaldi Tidal Flat to dig for gaper clams. Low tide occurs at 08:06 am PDT with a -2.05 foot low tide. The CDAO lectures and clam digs are free but you must attend the lecture to participate in the clam dig providing you have not attended a lecture. We will be staying at the Harborview Inn and RV Park. Contact William Lackner at williamlackner001@msn.com or 541 265 5847. 

 

 

Thanks for the Information, Bill                                 THE HOOK

LVH Street Repairs >> CHANGE / UPDATE >>>>>>>.

Hello FC Friends >< Wonders Never Cease !~!~!               THE HOOK

 

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From: Larry Henson OnSite Manager Longview Hills [mailto:longviewhills@charterinternet.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 7:49 AM

Subject: street repairs / update

 

STREET PAVING RAINED OUT

 

STREET REPAIR Crews will try to be PAVING - FRIDAY 4/16/2010.

 

The pavement has to be dry.

 

If it rains during the evening hours crews will not be paving.

LVH Street Paving Shedule for Thursday (15 Aril 2K10)

This may provide an Additional Challenge for you to attend our 9 AM Fishing Club Meeting >< Not To Worry !!!!

 

>>> I am sure You Can Handle this Challenge …….. See Ya               THE HOOK         

 

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From: Larry Henson OnSite Manager Longview Hills [mailto:longviewhills@charterinternet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 10:52 AM
To: jcs592@msn.com
Subject: Paving Update

 

Hi John,

Thought you might want to know as the Fisherman's Club will also be meeting this date.

 

IMPORTANT

ANNOUNCEMENT

Paving Company has scheduled repairs for Thursday April 15, 2010 work will begin around 7ish AM.

Please be prepared to use the 57^th street exit/entrance North of the Clubhouse.

 Windmill will not be closed – only the front entrance to LVH will be closed. Crews will be working throughout LVH all day.

Some Interesting ODFW Volunteer Opportunities >>>>>>

Hello to All LVH FC Members >><< See the Attached Information “Just In” from our ODFW Friend Christine Clapp.              The HOOK

 

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From: Christine M Clapp

ODFW STEP Biologist

 

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

 

Thissel Pond Kid’s Fishing Day

Date: June 12, 2010 6:30am (Event 7-3pm)

Contact: Matt Frank (541) 487-7240 (alsea.hatchery@state.or.us)

Directions: From Waldport take HWY 34 E about 26 miles, turn left onto East Fall Creek Rd, Pond is located on the right about 2 miles up the road, before you get to the hatchery.

*See attached flyer*

 

Wildlife Opportunities

Contact: Tami Wagner (541) 867-4741 x255

Elk meadows habitat restoration

Spotlight surveys

Bear baiting 

 

*Next ODFW Volunteer meeting is July 8^th 10am at ODFW*

 

 

Here are some additional volunteer opportunities to pass along to others.  Let me know if you have any questions or need anything.  Thanks!

 

Christine Clapp

OR Dept. of Fish and Wildlife

Mid-Coast STEP Biologist

810 SW Alder St. Suite C, Newport, OR 97365

(541) 265-8306

 

 

 

Approximately 55,000 smolts were planted in the ponds at Palmer Creek on April 5th. The LVH Fishing Club was called upon to assist then "babysit" until the smolts were acclimated and ready to begin their long journey to the ocean. Wouldn't have been the same without Casey; was great seeing him in the pictures. On Wednesday, April 7th, the LVH Fishing Club had their quarterly board meeting. What a perfect setting!

*Note: With 3 different people taking pictures, they may be a little out of order . . . use your imagination.

LVH FC GARAGE SALE (20 MAY 2K10)

IF IT’S MAY >> !!! << It Must be Time for our >>> Annual LVH FC GARAGE SALE Event >>>  (20 May 2K10)

 

 

Of course >< We Recognize that it is NOT MAY YET !~!~!   However, we wanted to get you all thinking about this Fun Coming Event >>>>>>

 

 

As you may recall we do our FC Sale as a part of a larger Annual LVH Community Event, which is held on the same day. The Ultimate Success of our FC Sale each year results from Your Generosity & a lot of pre-event Preparation Work. To that end >>>

 

Once again, “The Dudley’s” will make their Driveway Available as our Super Sales Venue & It is Wayde & Barbra’s Pre-Event Organization & Pricing of all the various Sale Items, which make the Sale Set Up go smoothly. Of course, all of the FC Board Members will be involved to help the Dudley’s with this effort.

 

That said >> Here’s how You Can Help Us >> Begin Searching around thru your Good Stuff & Send Wayde or Larry Dale, by E Mail, a List of your Good Stuff …… If you let us know > ?? < We can even store Your Good Stuff prior to the Sale >>>>>>>

 

In any event >< Sending us a LIST of Your Contributions would be Most Helpful to us for planning purposes >><< Once Again, We THANK YOU, in advance, for YOUR GENEROSITY, which ultimately is THE KEY to making this Fun Annual Event so Successful.

 

THE HOOK

ODFW Town Hall Meetings

Hello LVH FC Members >< Pleased see the attached Listing of ODFW TOWN MEETINGS >>>>>>>

 

You will note, that there is one scheduled to be held in Newport, on the 28^th of April …….. If you have the Time & Inclination, you  might find these meetings quite informative.         THE HOOK

 

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Subject: ODFW Town Hall Meetings

 

Attached is the letter inviting ODFW constituents to the Town Hall Meetings scheduled throughout the state.

Please forward to anyone you think would be interested.

If you wish to be removed from this group list please respond back to me.

Linda Lytle

Office Manager

Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife

Northwest Region

17330 SE Evelyn St.

Clackamas, OR  97015

P: 971-673-6002

F: 971-673-6070

E: linda.r.lytle@state.or.us

 

<<2010 ODFW Town Hall Meetings Letter.pdf>>