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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
2
The Myrtle Point police chief warned that masks with eye holes impair vision and asked parents to ensure children stay home after midnight. He stressed traffic awareness and crosswalk precautions during Halloween.
The Bobcats overcome a 6-0 first half deficit to beat the Panthers 7-6 at Gold Beach on Friday night. Despite four chances from four yards, Myrtle Point failed to score in the opening half but pushed ahead late to secure the win.
Crest 7th grade football fell 13 to 0 to Bandon as the team shuffled lineups. Terry Troxell recovered a Panther fumble on the Gold Beach 25 yard line but Crest prevented a first half score, while Bobcats defense held after halftime and Pullen scored the winning 2 yard TD with Galloway adding the conversion.
National Honor Society officers tapped thirteen new members at an all school assembly on October 19. Eligibility rests on character leadership service and scholarship with a grade average of B or better. seniors Linda Coffman Reed Gurney and Lee Shull plus juniors Sally Hartless Dan Ellis Bob Howell Delbert Starr Gayle Walton Larry Meier Becky Coffman Jan Henry Charlotte Northup Kitty Cain and Joan Dement named as new members.
Myrtle Point travels to Bandon Friday night for the seventh victory as Rex Nuttbrock Bill Smith Dewey Keifer lead a fast back field. Bob Petersons team aims to avenge last year 20 6 defeat while Vern Breuer and Terry Troxel anchor front lines.
The Flying Needles 4 H Sewing Club elected officers for the new year at their first meeting. Janet Nichols is president Cathy Steward is vice president Debb le Abel is secretary Karen Jones is news reporter Kimberly Bartley Debbie Phillips and Mary Knight are recreation and song leaders. Meeting at leader Mrs. Lloyd Huntley home, meetings are on the first and three Mondays after school. Junior leaders Linda Southmayd and Sheryl Huntley are in their seventh year in 4 H.
The Beta Delta Chapter of Beta Sigme Phi held a regular meeting at Mrs. Jack Reeves home on October 22. Mrs Reeves reported on a recent game night social. The program Environ ment Health Work and Play was presented by Mrs Paul L Davis. Refreshments were served by several members.
The Christian Women’s club will hold a luncheon at noon on Friday Nov 6 at the Myrtle Hotel. Guest speaker will be Mrs Katherine Mai formerly of Broadbent now of Langlois. A demonstration by Mrs Knapp from the Holiday House North Bend. Babysitting available at the Christian Church. Reservations to Mrs Roy Brewster 5722075. Publicity chairman is Mrs Darwin Pullen.
Curtis Beckham runs unopposed aiming to lead Myrtle Point council in economical governance. A former councilman, Beckham wants more street projects and notes his background as principal, coach, and educator. Ross Pinkley declines reelection as mayor after two terms. Beckham, 56, graduated from Bandon High School and Southern Oregon College, later joining the insurance field and community groups.
Freshman Becky Karoven, Valeria Rondo and Karen Dawson will model garments at the Future Homemakers of America conference in Coos Bay on November 14.
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