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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

2

Hatfield Unveils Oregon Five Year Highway Plan

Governor Mark Hatfield outlines a 1965 to 1970 five year program to modernize noninterstate routes. He proposes raising the motor fuel tax to seven cents, increasing the license fee by five dollars, and issuing up to twelve million in new bonds in 1965 and six million in 1966. The plan aims for about 142.7 million dollars total funding and emphasizes safety, capacity, and urban improvements.

Mark Hatfield Housewives For 42 Coquille Oregon Wervik Highway Commission Highway Department

Bridge News and Community Notes From Oregon Town

Community items from Mrs. David Waterman list a Christmas luncheon plan for the Town and Country Christian Women’s Club at the Grange hall with speaker Mrs. Kenneth Gallowszy and a choir performance by the Junior Choir. Also noted are travels and visits by local residents, a film showing of Lucia, and a legal notice in the Circuit Court of Oregon for Cool County regarding a divorce summons for James Ray Peavyhouse and Deanna Sue Peavyhouse with publication dates in 1904.

David Waterman Town and Country Christian Women’s Club Grange Hall Kenneth Gallowszy Jesse Jackson Perry Waterman Jack Wilson Chehalis Deanna Sue Peavyhouse State OF Oregon

Holly Shipment Tips For Yuletide Delivery

County extension agent Fred Hagelstein advises careful packing for holly shipments to the East Coast. Use cartons lined with florists foil or plastic coated tissue. avoid plain newsprint which dries and discolors. A hormone dip to curb defoliation is suggested for holly shipped or weeded at home. the dip contains napthalene acetic acid and is sold at garden supply stores.

Fred Hagelstein Hagelstein

Golden Wedding Observance in Portland for Diebolds

Local guests attended the Golden Wedding observance of Mr and Mrs Carl Diebold in Portland. Milton Schroeder and C E Weed joined family, with the Schroeders visiting son Lynn Schroeder in Vancouver Washington and the Weeds stopping in Salem to see their son Roger a Willamette University student.

Carl Diebold Portland Milton Schroeder C E Weed Schroederas Lynn Schroeder Vancouver Salem Roger Willamette University

Peace Corps Seeks 4-H Based Volunteers Across Nations

County extension agent notes urgent need for young men and women with 4-H backgrounds to aid rural youth education in developing nations. Initial projects in Brazil Uruguay and Venezuela are run with the National 4-H Club Foundation. Volunteers organize clubs train leaders and support local youth projects. Requirements include a minimum high school education and details are via the Coquille courthouse extension office.

Peace Corps Fred Hagelstein Brazil Uruguay Venezuela National Coquille

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