Annual Spring Handicap Tourney Opens at Coquille Valley
Forty eight golfers qualified for the Annual Spring Handicap at Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club. First tee offs at 9 am with official starters Bill Head and Lou Holiman. Parings announced for first play with three flights and a championship flight to follow. Tournament runs through Sunday, June 17, with 18 hole scores due next Sunday evening. Ladies handicap also starts Sunday with details via Mrs Fred Cushing. Coquille Valley defeats Bandon 48 1/2 to 35 1/2 in 56 players. Roy Baird posted 70 for 18 holes. George Linn 76. Ritchie Francis 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
Roy Stein
Bill Head
Lou Holiman
Mr. Stein
al Hall
Clayton Mast
Ben Nichols
Larry Wilson
Russ Holiman
Erv Dettman
Bud Meek
Tony Molosovich
Jack McClarrin
Friday Phillips
Robert Ley
George Linn
Charles Storm
Bill Downing
Ralph Whitaker
Don Assen
Ervin Wilberger
Jack Sturza
Edw
Engstrom
Peté Goodbrod
Frank Meldrum
Bill Kistner
Ed Howe
Don Calvert
Milt Roth
Howard Dedlefarty Vovick
Ritchie Francis
Howard Hancock
Bob Mast
Steve Novak
Phil Belanger
Dutch Clinton
Paul Gregg
Deke Ranta
Fred Gross
George Hall
Lud Scharfer
E. C. Hamilton
George Alett
James Hauschildt
Bob McCarthy
Don Walgomott
Claude Mason
Jack Murdock
Robert Haug
Fred Cushing
Coquille Val
Bandon Club
Coquille Valley
Bandon
Roy Baird
Sitkum News Mother's Day visits and community events
Sitkum residents share Mother's Day celebrations with clerks, bus drivers, and families across East Fork and Remote communities. The Dora Community Club hosted a May picnic while REA meetings, farm visits, and social gatherings colored a weekend of travel to North Bend Myrtle Point Roseburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Clark
Medford
Clark
Wilson Clarks
East Fork
Sherman Potts
W. A. Nickason
Clyde Jackson
Ed Brown
Charles Southmayd
Mast Hospital
Bud King
Dora
Arthur Jenkins
Ivan Laird
Rea
Coquille
Laird
Charlies Wilson
Myrtle Point
Ray Shelton
Harvey Nixon
North Bend
Mark
Bruce Shelton
Joe Wigle
Walter Reison
Winchester Bay
Reison
Dora Community Club
Keith Potts
Sherman
Gary
Charles Reynolds
Joe Susie
Wendy
Sam Ballanti
Green Acres
Bob Cunningham
Independence
A R Cunningham
Reedsport
Ethel Abernethy
Ivan
Mary Laird
Joann Arnaud
John Stinson
Dorothy Davis
Lael
Coos Bay
Henry Weathers
George Holloway
Vernon Sell
Don Bowers
Henry Wyrick
Wally Parrish
Maude Olson
Jack Ford
James Weathers
Charles Bowers
Clarence Bloyd
George Clarno
Vernon Sell, Sr
Roseburg
Art Russell
Dwight Culver
Frank Culver
Junction City
Melvin Camp and Sons
Texas
Connie Bieler
Portland
Howard Aiken
Alsen
Everett Culver
Bridge
Leslie John
B. W Merritt
Jack Pottet
Ontario
Lans Leneve
Junior Clarno
Loras Lake
Lans
Ed Pillette
Geo. Clarno
Sandy Creek
Duane Barzee
Larry Lacasse
D. Lacasse
Roy Bulson
Charleston
Gene Bulson
Forrest Strickland
Gene Radford
Jess Radford
Brookings
Mary Radford
Pickle Patch Planting Tips Start With Planting
Pickle packing begins with planting not picking. Anthony Timmons, pickle expert and salt company manager, says no amount of salting will save poor cucumbers and a dedicated home cook begins work early in the season to craft quality pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Timmons
Births and growing advice from Coquille area farm column
In early May 1962 Mr and Mrs William McFarland welcomed a son William Marcus Jr at 6 pounds at 909 N Elliott Coquille. Other birth notices include Mr and Mrs William Flood and Mr and Mrs David F Godin and Mr and Mrs Loy L Yokum with sons. The column also provides farming guidance on cucumber vines noting moisture needs throughout the season and risks of hollow pickles from water stress. It suggests a home pickle patch of a 56 foot row with plants eight inches to one foot apart and predicts first pickles in July after May planting.
Century of Agriculture Celebrated by Department and Myrtle Point
A 704 page hardcover volume chronicles a century of agriculture. Available by writing to Senators Neuberger Morse and Representatives Norblad Ullman Green Durno for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Myrtle Point
Maurine B. Neuberger
Wayne Morse
Walter Norblad
al Ullman
Edith Green
Edwin R Durno
Weekend visits fill Gaylord area with family gatherings
Mrs Ruth Powers and Mrs Diana Fishburn with three Portland children visited Mr and Mrs Albert Powers Jr. Relatives from Bend Salem Newport and Arcata joined various stays including Kathy and Mary Daniels and the Carman family at several homes. Local gatherings included band concert attendance and Grange events with multiple trips to Langlois Lakeside and Greenacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Powers, Jr
Ruth Powers
Dianna Fishburn
Portland
Kathy and
Mary Daniels
Powers
Rees Daniels
Salem
John Carman
Clinton Carman
Kathy
Thomas Luttrell
Marylin
Myrtle Crest School
James Devereaux
Langlois
James White
Robert Wallace
Patty
James Thornsbury
Tawny
Lakeside
Pomona Grange
Greenacres Grange
Martin Arnold
Santa Barbara
Rufus Rylender
Myrtle Point
L. W. Lund
Zack Grant
Arcata
Calif
D. R. Hameer
Broadbent
L. W. Land Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drs
Ritchie
Sitkum News
Mrs
Lorensa
Gregory Clausen
E. F
Frieda) Clausen
Papa-Power
Ernest F. Clausen
H Street
Sacramento
Breadbent
Sacramento Bee
William McFarland
William Marcus, Jr
Elliott
William Flood
Brian Vance
David F Godin
Marshall Wayne
Loy L Yokum
Loy Alan
Port Orford
Herald
Gaylord News
Louis Sell
Pendleton
Harold Folmsbee
Newport
Harry Morgan
Henry A. Schroeder &Sons
Gold Beach
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