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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1966

Page

2

Highway 42 Committee Reforming To Push County Projects

A revived Coos county highway committee met last Friday to press for timely bids on the Myrtle Point to Coquille and Myrtle Point to Winston four lane sections. Walter Barklow will confer in Salem with state engineers to align plans and seek increased state contracts for County 42. The group also urges realignment and repair of the Powers highway and closer cooperation with North Bend and Coos Bay for port development and mutual benefits.

Walter Barklow Salem State Highway Department Coos County Myrtle Point Coquille Winston State Department North Bend Coos Bay

Wards Sales Agency Tops District with 168 Percent

The Montgomery Ward Sales Agency opened in April 1965 and achieved 168 percent of its November quota, the district's highest. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer run the agency, with strong merchandising results despite inexperience, earning a $50 merchandise certificate. Local residents and visitors are noted, including several New Year gatherings and home sales in Myrtle Point and nearby areas.

Montgomery Ward Oregon Idaho Washington Robert Palmer Palmer Myrtle Point John van Landingham Robert Smith Lebanon

New Year Socials and Holiday Travel Across Coos Bay Area

Local residents gathered for New Year watch parties at the East home and for a New Years dinner at the Marvin Crosby residence in Gravelford. Family visits spanned Myrtle Point Eugene Cottage Grove Springfield and Port Townsend with multiple relatives and friends noted. Several attendees planned travel to Portland and Salem for study and events.

Forest East Marvin Crosby Stevie Teresa Robin Ron Mason Jim Baker Inlaw Mildred Easton Leonard Johnson Jerry Crosby New Years Gravelford Ben Lea Myrtle Point Jim Lea Mike Lea Eugene Lyman Newkirk Cottage Grove Joe Thompson Springfield Beardman Washington Fred Meaders Port Townsend Chuck Ward Coupville Bartram Vern Bartram Perel Jie Crosby Albany Robert Fowler Linda Jimmie Tracy Cribbons Sweet Home Jack Ray Central Point Floyd Everenden Lynn Roy Zeigler Kathy McKinley Kountry Russins Klub McKinley Grange Hall Jane Schreeder Janet Clarno Portland Lewis and Clark College James John H. H. Thomas Marvin Mull Corvallis Connie Sandra Eppler Oregon State University University of Oregon

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