Myrtle Point Cats Roll To Fourth Straight Victory
Myrtle Point High School football beat Cottage Grove 27 to 13 in a hard fought non league game. Rich Armstrong returned a kickoff 90 yards, Jim Thomas added the extra point, and Dick Gassman scored to put the Bobcats ahead at halftime. Cottage Grove led early on a 12 yard run by Jim Easley, but Myrtle Point pulled away in the third quarter with two more scores. The contest marked the start of district play with Pacific Pirates awaiting.
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Myrtle Point
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Cottage Grove
Lion's Feuld
Jim Easley
Lions
Rich Armstrong
Bobcats
Jim Thomas
Grovers
Easley
P.A.T
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M. P
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Cottage Grove Boys
Lion
Aoe Anes Oon
Pacific Pirates
Pacific
Sluslaw
Pirates
Vic Adams
Adams
Cats
Powers-Agness Road To Be Modernized In 1961
Judge James Harrison reports at the Oregon and California counties budget meeting that the Powers-Agness road will be upgraded to a high speed logging route within 1961. Forest Service funds from reconverted O and C lands will finance the project, including Section B to Shasta Costa Creek and a Rogue River bridge, with revenue from timber sales guiding the effort.
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James Harrison
Coos County
Oregon
California
National Forest
BLM
Eugene
Powers-Agness
Forest Service
Harrison
O&c
Powers-Agness Road
Gold Beach Road
Shasta Costa Creek
Rogue River
Rogur
All-Coast Highway Plan Urges Victoria Conference
Oregon county courts press Governor Hatfield to attend a October 12 gathering in Victoria B C to discuss a Pacific Coast International Parkway linking California Oregon Washington British Columbia and Alaska. The plan aims to promote a scenic seashore drive along the entire coast attracting thousands of tourists to the Oregon Coast with joint national advertising and the coast group’s representative Verne Ayers set to attend.
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Newport
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Victoria
B.C
California
Washington
British Columbia
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Oregon Coast
James Harrison
Coos County
Oregon Coast Association
Hatfield
Rosselini
Seattle
Randolph Collier
Department of Public Works
Mississippi
Judge Harrison
Verne Ayers
Debated odds and ends of a 1948 Race
Reader muses on the Great Debate between Kennety and Nix and how television viewing might have influenced the 1980 election. The note recalls past contests and warns that wrong decisions could affect the economy and national welfare for generations. Cont page 2.
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Kennety
Dick Nix
Peipis
Angrey
Myrtle Point High Journalism Students Win Honors
Myrtle Point High School journalism publications earned honors from the National Scholastic Press Association, sponsored by the University of Minnesota. Myrtle Leaf placed second in the All-American Critical Service, while The Bobcat yearbook received a first rating in its division for excellent coverage and quality. Dorothy Johnson and Linda Brown were editors last year.
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Myrtle Point
National Scholastic Press Association
National Scholastic Presg Association
University of Minnesota
Myrtle Leaf
All-American Critical Service
NSPA
Bobcat
Coos County Pioneer Group Dates October Meeting at Museum
The Coos Curry Pioneer and Feeral Association schedules its monthly meeting at the Coos Curry Museum in Worth on Saturday October 8. President Lesnard Johnson will report on the dinner for Thomas Vaughan of the Oregon Historical Society on September 21 and discuss the locomotive donated by Pacific Corporation on September 1. The group invites members and friends to attend to learn museum progress and needs.
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Coos-Curry Pioneers
Museum
Coos-Cu
cos-Curry
Worth
Lesnard Johmson
Thon
s+ Vaughan
Oregon Historical Society
Pacific Corporation
Peck Lakey Ends His Life In Early Monday Tragedy
Raymond Earl Peck Lakey, known as Peck Lakey, died by rifle self harm early Monday. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs. Darrell St.Bt. Louise, Myrtle Point, one son M. P., four sisters including Mrs. Earl Spiner of Coos Bay and Mrs. Bertha Centers of Ten Mile, Mrs. Garnet Morris of Arcata, Cal., three brothers Melvin Lakey of Springfield Elvin Lakey of Oceanside Cal. and Marion Lakey of Langlois, and two grandchildren. Funeral services are pending at Schroeder Funeral Home Mortie Point.
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Raymond Earl
Peck
Leakey
Kaartn
Ome
Darrell St
Louise
Myrtle Point
M. P
M Earl Spiner
Coos Bay
Bertha Centers
Ten Mile
Garnet Morris
Arcada
Cal
Melvin Lakey
Springfield
Elvin Lakey
Oceanside Cal
Marion Lakey
Langlois
Schroeder
Mortie Point
Great Crowd of Bobcat Boosters At Cottage Grove
A Friday trip saw nearly two hundred Myrtle Point Bobcats boosters travel to Cottage Grove for the game. The group included many former students now at the U of O and USC, plus numerous families and a bus load of high school students.
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Bobcat
Cottage Grove
Myrtle Point
Bobcats
U of O
USC
Ritchie Francis
Paul Hammer
Elton Schroeder
Ben Daniels
Ralph Whitaker
Laverne Noyes
E. Weed
Hubert Armstrong
Mike Abel
Phillip Belanger
Frank Meldrum
John
Ben Nichols
Brenda
Curt Beckham
Jack O'Sullivan
M. P. to Be Telephone Exchange for All Phones West of bone Mt
West Coast Telephone Company and Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce announce plans to expand service west of Bone Mountain. Vance Weatherton and Bruce Eddy outline a microwave upgrade, new service in Remote, Bridge, and Immediate area, and toll-free calling with Myrtle Point as exchange HQ after November.
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M. P
Bone Mt
West Coast Telephone Company
Myrtle Point C
Bridge and
Bone Mountain
Remote
Vance Weatherton
Bruce Eddy
Pacific Telephone
Weatherton
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Camas Valley
Bridge
Mayor Bud Griffin Declines Succeeding Himself as Myrtle Point Mayor
Myrtle Point mayor Bud Griffin announced he will not run again, citing lack of time to devote to office and a need to focus on supporting his family. He noted four years of service as councilman and mayor and highlighted city achievements like street paving during his tenure.
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E. M
Bud) Griffin
Merald
Myrtle Point
Ctty
Myrthe Point
Bud Griffin
Bud
This Is National BPW Week Proclamation by Mayor Griffin
The proclamation declares National Business Women's Week in Myrtle Point from October 1 to October 6, 1960. It recognizes the National Federation of Business and Professional Women and the local Myrtle Point BPW club for supporting business progress and civic needs and urges leaders to support Get-Out-The-Vote in the presidential year.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Myrtle Point Bpw Club
National Federation
J. E. M. Griffin
Myrtle Point
Business Womens Weex
Myrtle Point Chamber Stop and Shop $100 Prize Draw
Merchants in Myrtle Point host a Stop and Shop campaign urging locals to register at 28 participating stores for a $100 prize. The first drawing is Friday October 14 at 2 pm at the merchants’ locations. must be present to win, with jackpot rolls if no winner.
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Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Mitch Myers
Retail Traders’ Committee
Anglers
Pad c
Dear Drac
Dee's Feed
Semperta Ixamative TV
Ray Harris
Chamber O Commerce Committee
Bill Downing
Dan Wagoner Waldemar Gurney
Floyd Hall
Myrtle Point Peeping Tom Arrested After Window Watch
Myrtle Point police arrested a young man after several weeks of window peeping harassment at local homes. Officers canvassed the Maple street area Sunday night at 11 16 p m and lodged the suspect in jail for questioning.
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Myrtle Point
Maple Street
Maniee
Aes Eae Hathaway
Clarence Ralph
Coquille Valley Elks mark National Newspaper Week events
Exalted Ruler Bob Ray announces Coquille Valley Elks Lodge will honor local press during National Newspaper Week October 15 to 21. A slide program and talks by newspaper men will be at Myrtle Grange hall next Tuesday at 8 pm, with high school journalism students invited and a chilled dinner served.
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Bob Ray
Coquille Valley
Elks
Ray
Coquille Valley Elks Lodge
Benevolent
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