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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
7
Sunday play in the round robin at the Club left team No. 2 Milt Roth and Bud Meek with their lead trimmed to one point over the nearest challengers in the Valley golf roundup.
The Faculty Women's club and the Faculty club of Southern Oregon College sponsor a foreign film series in the college gym at North Bend airport on March 29 April 26 and May 31. Tickets available in Myrtle Point from Mrs Jensen at 572-2474. Films shown are Aparasito The Vanquished India March 29 The Mouse That Roared Britain April 26 Miracle In Milan Italy and The Quiet One United States May 31. Each film has won major awards for directing acting writing and photography.
The Myrtle Point Garden Club will meet at 1 88 p.m. in the First Christian church Friday March 18 with hostesses Mrs. Emil Peterson and Prencis Floyd presiding on the agenda roses and tree roses presentation.
Marty Novik and J Gard ner set a record low net 13 under par 53 to lead a quar terly inter club at Bandon this Sunday with about 30 Coquille Valley golfers teeing at 8 30 a m. Round Robin play pauses for one week then resumes with three more matches and prizes for the winners.
Mrs. George Bryant spoke on Ireland and Scotland to more than 50 attendees at the annual Rotary Ladies Night Monday evening in the Myrtle Hotel. The banquet room featured St Patrick’s Day decor with tables arranged by Jack Davis. Flowers candles and place favors by Mrs. J D Gardner framed the ceremony as Blankema and Barbera Casper performed a dance.
Jerry Kirkpatrick and Doug Walling partnered for a 1177 doubles score in the state bowling tournament in Portland held last weekend. The top doubles score was 1104.
Graveside services for Henry Calvin Shields were held at 2 p.m. March 12 at Myrtle Point cemetery with Rev. Neil Fisher officiating. Born April 15, 1900, in Bandon, he died at 61 in Myrtle Point after a life spent logging in Coos county. He resided in Powers for the last 10 months and is survived by his wife Leona of Powers, brothers Vernon and Glenn Shields of Myrtle Point, and sister Hazel Archer of Oakland California.
Eugene residents plan brief visits while Portland trips are noted for the Axe family with Air Force ties in France. A Methodist Church rummage sale runs Friday 9 30 am to 4 pm and Saturday 9 30 am to noon, hosted by W S C S.
The TOPS club chapter 19 schedules a meeting where members will bring gifts for a forthcoming auction. The group also thanks Dr J H Gardner and Mrs Douglas Welch for participating in a breast and uterine cancer program.
B Zinn resumes duties at Schroeder's Thrift Shop this week after recovering from an illness that kept him out since December.
Mrs. Kring's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tabor, appear in a family notice detailing kinship and relations.
Catholics of Coquille Point and Powers plan a St Patrick's Day potluck dinner at the community building in Coquille. Each family will bring fried chicken and a salad or dessert dish.
Bill Shires junior class president and FFA president spoke for MPHS at the 14th annual Odd Fellows United Nations district event in Coquille on March 9. The Brookings contestant won the trip to the United Nations building plus a tour of the United States and Canada.
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