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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
5
In spite of stormy weather 160 people attended the Broadbent Grange event hosted by Mrs. Leonard Watson. Women of the High Society served a ham dinner while music followed with Foster Thompson at the piano and Leonard Watson on violin and banjo. Mrs Orlin Lettled sang. Melvin Stewart participated.
Esther Fry awaits her son Phillip Fry and family traveling from Germany. Phillip enlisted January 1968 and left for Germany July 1968. He worked at the 7th Army headquarters in Stuttgart and expects discharge in April. He and his wife have an 18 month old son.
Diamond Debut coach Scherpf opens season against A 1 Marshfield at Coos Bay. Game time 1 00. Probable Bobcats lineup includes Mike Grisham pitcher Mike Johnson catcher Bruce Gibeau first base Bill Brodie second base Don Miller third base Dean Noyes shortstop Rick Pullen left field Al Menegat center field Pat McCurdy right field.
Mr and Mrs Powell Lancseter Coos Bay announce the birth of son Gary Edwin born March 36 at McAuley hospital Coos Bay. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Sell Sr Bridge and Mr and Mrs D La Remote. Visiting Sunday included Mr and Mrs Willis Bryant and Mr and Mrs John Hawkins Jr and family Myrtle Point. Mrs Charles Bowers hosted an overnight guest in Coos Bay.
Bobcats cindermen overpower Powers 69 to 53 as they sweep 10 events to four. Dave Hatfield wins 100, 220 dashes and broad jump while Al Stibitz takes shot put and discus. Standouts include Don Mast, Graig Brown, Reed Gurney, Tom Johnson, and Dave Winningham.
The community mourns John Southmayd who lived in the valley before moving to Grants Pass. Charlies Southmayd and his wife remain in the area. East Fork Community church held a Sunday potluck and farewell for Pastor Robert Thompson and family who depart April 1 for Nebraska. Shrine circus tickets sponsored by L. B. L. Logging Co. No school was held due to weather. Elmer and Mrs. Strode sold part of their homestead.
South Western Oregon College announced openings for informal evening business courses for area residents. Courses shown include the School, 3 Fee 10.50 and the School, Empire Fee 10.50. Registration through Friday, April 5 at the college administration building.
A painting class AA 290 is scheduled this quarter at North Bend campus. It will start at 6 45 PM Tuesday evenings in Room 1 of the Liberal Arts Building. Instructor Miss Jean Sutherland directs the course. for more information contact the college.
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