Lions Club Plans Dances At Fairgrounds
The Myrtle Point Lions Club will sponsor dances at the fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday nights during the Coos County fair August 17 through 21 with a square dance Friday and a western on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
5
The Myrtle Point Lions Club will sponsor dances at the fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday nights during the Coos County fair August 17 through 21 with a square dance Friday and a western on Saturday.
Gene Owens resigns from Point High School to accept the head football coach position at Clackamas High School. Superintendent Robert Armstrong says the resignation is accepted with regrets and commends Owens for his work at Point High.
The Sitkum column records visits and events across families. Mrs Kenneth Laird stays with Harold Neideigh at Mast hospital. Mr and Mrs John Kirk and boys take a Port Orford trip. many locals ill with flu. Murl Laird honors mothers. community members attend dinners and church events. A school meeting and advisory board elections are noted amid condolences for Joe Laird and porch wood tasks for Rev Potts.
Mary crafted corsages and boutonnieres for church attendees with flowers from Sun Valley bulb farm. John and Elmer Strode attended Eastern Star on Myrtle Bay for Mother's Day as Mr and Mrs. Duane Netland stopped by Coquille to visit Mrs. Laird. The Lairds and Shel ton family visited in Gold Beach and were joined by Vern Davis family on Mother's Day as Dale Wilson injured himself on a pitchfork. Ivan Laird and family traveled north arriving Thursday with weather noted as beautiful across the region.
A Broadbent News roundup lists a shower for Miss Eileen Casrgie at the Pearce home in Arago with many guests. Mothers are honored at Broadbent Community Church and Mother’s Day dinners abound at several homes, including Forrest and Gulstrom households, with visits from relatives and friends across town.
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