Shoot Winners Listed at Myrtle Point Sportsmen Club Event
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club hosted a registered shoot on Sunday May 3 drawing 27 shooters from across the state despite a heavy downpour. Roger Todd of North Bend won high overall with 290 250. Class A winner was Charles Collins of Roseburg with 96 100 and runner-up H M Shirtcliff of Myrtle Creek with 93 100. Class B winner was Jack Denton of Roseburg with 98 100 and runner-up Dr Alben Buck of Coos Bay with 96 100. Class C winner was Dr Dean Bubar of Roseburg with the runner-up unspecified.
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Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club
Roger Todd
North Bend
Charles Collins
Roseburg
H.M. Shirtcliff
Myrtle Creek
Jack Denton
Alben Buck
Coos Bay
Dean Bubar
Local Golf Scores Highlight Roseburg and Swisshome Victors
In a regional event, 93 to 100 scores crown top players. Joe Anderson of Glendale led 87 to 100. Swisshome’s Ed Schindler and Paul Washburn finished, with 94 and 93 respectively. A R McAlexander won handicap with 96, Delano Drake second at 94. Roseburg produced champions in both class doubles events with Charles Collins 46 of 50 and George Voytilla 41 of 50 winning their brackets.
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Joe Anderson
Glendale
Ed Schindler
Swisshome
Paul Washburn
A. R. McAlexander
Delano Drake
Roseburg
Charles Collins
George Voytilla
Winston
Veterans Dedicate New Coos Bay Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary dedicated Sidney Burnett Post 1180 in Coos Bay on April 28. Guests included Lillian Hawkins and husband from Portland, Dee Summers from Idaho, Mark Davis from Salem as speaker, Lucille Owens from Coquille, and district commander from Coos Bay. Attendees came from Gold Beach Pistol River Bandon Coquille and Myrtle Point.
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District 4
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Sidney Burnett
Coos Bay
Lillian Hawkins
James
Portland
Dee Summers
Idaho
Post Department
Mark Davis
Salem
Lucille Owens
Coquille
Gold Beach
Pistol River
Bandon
Myrtle Point
George Brown
Anita Reid
Blanche Felsher
Francis Floyd
Ethel Miller
TOPS Queen Named State Convention winner and runners-up
Louise Palmer, dean of Coos Bay formerly of Myrtle Point, was named TOPS state queen after losing 124 pounds. Runner-up was Mrs. Floyd Keeler of Port Orford, with Princess Mrs. Darlene Wiericks of Coos Bay and Mary Williams of Bandon as runners-up. Myrtle Holder of Myrtle Point won a division.
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Louise Palmer Dean
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Floyd Keeler
Port Orford
Darlene Wiericks
Mary Williams
Bandon
Myrtle Holder
Graduation Dates Set for Bridge Myrtle Crest and High School
The eighth grades at Bridge and Myrtle Crest will graduate on May 28 with 13 and 87 students respectively. High school graduation is on May 29 with 76 graduates and baccalaureate on May 26. School ends May 29 and fall classes begin September 3. Elks Initiate Seven New Members at Last Tuesday Meeting. Stan Hogate presided as Exalted Ruler. initiates were Terry Woods Delbert Weeks Duane Brady Arthur Strunk Thomas Britton Harry Stain and Gien Hadley.
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Bridge
Myrtle Crest
Bridge School
Elks Lodge
Stan Hogate
Terry Woods
Delbert Weeks
Duane Brady
Arthur Strunk
Thomas Britton
Harry Stain
Gien Hadley
Card of Thanks from Wayne M Woodward family
The Woodward family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and thoughtfulness during their bereavement following Wayne M Woodward.
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Wayne M Woodward and
Family
Rotary Sponsors Hypnotism Show At Myrtle Point High
The Myrtle Point Rotary Club will sponsor Emmett Cronan a hypnotist and mental wizard for a two hour show at 8 p m on May 25 in the high school cafeteria Cronan a KCBY TV newscaster has toured Canada and the Northwest performing group and individual hypnosis and blindfold memory acts Tickets are sold by Rotary members and at the door
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Myrtle Point
Cronos
Rotary
Food Tips For Asparagus Growers In City Gardens
City dwellers learn practical asparagus growing tips. Guidance covers soil preparation, planting depth, watering, and harvesting to maximize yield in limited urban plots.
Freezing Asparagus Guide and Local Contest Results
Home frozen asparagus keeps up to 12 months at 0 degrees F. Blanch small stalks 2 minutes, medium 4 minutes, large 5 minutes, using 1 gallon water per pound. Cool in cold water, drain, pack and freeze. One to 10 pounds yield 1 pint. Also, Henry A. Schroeder and Sons held Hog Wild pig weight guessing contest. Dave McClellan won with an exact 100 pound guess from 33 entrants.
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Henry A. Schroeder
Dave McClellan
George McClellan
Dave
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