Golf Events Slated At Elks With Spring Weather
Coquille Valley Elks Club plans a busy spring and summer golf schedule led by pro Don Aasen in his second year. The opener is a 36 hole best ball Chapman system handicap tournament starting April 8 over three weekends with official registration this weekend. A home and home with Coos Country Club follows on April 23, and Friday night mixed two ball play resumes with daylight time.
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Coquille Valley
Aasen
Coos Country Club
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Twin Oaks 4-H Members Entertain Parents At Dinner and Program
Twin Oaks 4-H Club members entertained their parents at a dinner and program in the Methodist Church social rooms on Wednesday. County extension agents Miss Tammy Young and David Benedetto spoke and displayed slides about their Merced trip, noting experiences and offering a demonstration of apples and Mewean music.
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Twin Oaks
4-H Club
Methodist Church
Tammy Young
David Benedetto
Coquille
Ben Roberts Club
Benedetth
Hle
Merce
Lee Ray Auxiliary to Elect Officers in April Meeting
Lee Ray Aux will hold an officer election at the April 28 meeting at Mrs Day Pinkerton’s Maple home. Delegates are Mrs Fthel Miller and DF Pinkerton with alternates Mrs Framers Flood and Mrs Cart dehuson. A district meeting is set for May 21 at Gold Beach with a noon potluck. a sewing machine fund for Vietnam relief will be sent.
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Mra
Pinkerton von Maple
Pinkerton
Ima
Mes
Clayton Bladock
Othe
Gold Beach
Fthel Miller
DF Pinkerton Aid
Framers Flood
Cart Dehuson
Francis Blrd
Hall
Blanche Bel Sheer
Coaches Hopeful For 1967 Sunset Track Campaign
Coach Frank Grove says two thirds of the 1967 track squad are underclassmen as Myrtle Point readies for a lean season. He notes limited experience among 15 juniors and seniors and cites May 20 district meet in Coquille as decisive for state hopes.
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Frank Grove
Grove
Bobcats
Coquille
Brookings
Devils
Bruins
Neet Grove
Othe
Cory
Cosan Grove
Track Schedule For Apr May 1987 Regional Meets
The 1987 track slate lists events from April 8 Pacific Invitational to May 27 Corvallis state meet with stops at Bandon Powers Taft N Bend Reedsport Marshfield Coquille Coggill e and Coquille district. The calendar includes JV and invitational dates leading to the May district and state championships.
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Powers Taft
Pac
N Bend
Reedsport Brook
Marshfield JV
Coquille Fresh
Cogg
Coquille
Corvallis
White Shrine Installing Officers in Coquille
Miss Leah Rover was installed as worthy high priestess of Messiah Shrine No. 7 at the Masonic Hall in Coquille. A long list of officers and installing officers followed with musical solos and a reception featuring yellow roses, topiary, and daffodils.
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Leah Rover
Coquille
Messiah Shrine No. 7
Masonic Hall
Albert Burch
Sheperds
Bernice Mason
Harry Lougheed
Inez Rover
Glenn Griffith
Leola Morten
Marion Johnson
Clifford Mason
Rudolph Johnson
Henry Huotari
Mary Huotari
Elba Barton
Patricia Griffith
Ella Barmettler
Leona Purcell
Sarah Roush
Worthy Guardian
Charles Geitner
Worthy Guard
Jesse Laird
Leslie Barklow
Evelyn Ingram
Clarence Churchill
Violette Geitner
Mane Churchill
Ruby Johnson
Cecil Broshar
Jane Burch
Leona Werber
Lucile Barklow
Jesus
Miss Rover
Lema Rover
Messiah White Shrine
Tucted
An Roush Wro
Fesse
Flosd Hall
HG Rossouw
TG Sumerlin
George Hall
Local News In Brief From North Bend Community
Attendees at the Coos Curry Postmasters meeting and dinner included Mr and Mrs Milton Schroeder at Hilltop House in North Bend. Many locals visited relatives in Corvallis Salem and Coquille. weddings and hospital visits are noted with Schroeder Winningham and Whitaker families among those mentioned.
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Coos- Curry
Hilltop House
North Bend
Milton Schroeder
Jesse Laird
Keizer Hospital
Emma Schneider
Mast Hospital
Keith Schroeder
Schroeder-Winningham
Los Angeles
Califfos
Mrs Woodruff To Speak Saturday At Local Meeting
Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Association will meet Saturday April 8 at 1 00 p m. Speaker is Mrs Mary Joaquin Woodruff of Port Orford a retired Indian Service social worker and Chippewa Tribe member. She will discuss The Contribution of the Indian to our American Heritage. Public is invited.
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Coos-Curry
Local Guests Attend Faster Weekend at Pinkerton Home
Local attendees at the Faster weekend hosted by Mr and Mrs D E Pinkerton included Mr and Mrs Pete Ne tree and family of Rose bure, Mr and Mrs Lynn Salmon and family of Eu gene, Mr and Mrs Walt Badger and family of Le banon, and Mr and Mrs David Badger and family of Eu gene. Rummage Sale set for Sunday April 14 at St Marks Episcopal Church from 9 to 4.
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D E Pinkerton
Pete Netree
Rosebure
Lynn Salmon
Eugene
Walt Badger
Lebanon
David Badger
Rummage Saletunday
St Marks Episcopal Church
Slimodex Weight Loss Claim from Sempert Drug Store
A mail order weight loss pitch promotes SLIMODEX a tablet with no prescription and a money back guarantee. It claims fast fat loss without dieting or exercise and lists SEMPERT DRUG STORE Myrtle Point as the seller with $300 price and refund on unused portions.
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Sempert Drug Store
Myrtle Point
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