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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
7
The new Petite telephone features night light for easy dialing, bright dial illumination when lifted, and can serve as main phone or extension. Ringer options include a soft to full volume stage bell. five pastel finishes White Beige Blue Pink Turquoise.
West Coast Telephone introduces a new compact model called the Petite available to all customers in Oregon, Washington, and California.manager Lyle Cross notes the design stems from years of subscriber research and aims for a smaller, modern instrument with a softly glowing dial for dark rooms.
State JC plan promotes personal development and community service for young men over the next year. Local Jaycee presidents from across Oregon discussed the program at a Salem meeting on Sunday September 11 and announced four personal development clinics to supplement chapter leadership training.
The Broadbent Home Extension Unit met at the grange hall at 10 am Wednesday. Mrs V Sgit Smith outlined the year’s projects, with co chairs Mrs Romaald Grant and Mrs Jian Horton leading an study of Hawaii and related domestic crafts. The club invites all interested women to join for lessons in sewing, plaid making, cooking, and household tasks as members list includes several named organizers.
The Raymond Long home hosts Mrs. Luther Cox and her grandson David Cox visiting from Portland. Mrs. Cox is the mother of Mrs. Long. Various bridal showers and nieces gather for Violet Long and Tom Lea events. Community members travel from Winston to Phoenix and Keizer hospital visits mark weekend activities. Broadbent Grange Halloween party announced for Oct 29 at the grange hall.
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