Services for Sarah Parrish Justice Held
Services were held at 1 30 p m on January 10 for Sarah Parrish Justice aged seven. She was a member of the community and attended local gatherings.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
5
Services were held at 1 30 p m on January 10 for Sarah Parrish Justice aged seven. She was a member of the community and attended local gatherings.
The rock production project on the Coos Bay Roseburg highway calls for 7 000 cable yards of crushed material for maintenance and a 0 46 mile roadway re alignment on the Rock Creek section about 29 miles SE of Coquille Completion is planned for fall 1964.
Belton announces candidacy for re election to state treasurer. He cites a challenging tenure and notes substantial gains from new investment policies, including a 1 708 314 increase in first year interest that flowed into the general fund.
The federal Vocational Rehabilitation Administration funds a three year program in Eugene District 4 to train 77 educable mentally retarded students for occupations. The project totals over 101000 dollars with initial funding of 30306 dollars starting January 1, per Oregon state director R R Wipple.
Beulah Chapter ORS of Coquille observes Friendship Might Thursday night with Mrs. Harry Hubbell noted as a member of the local chapter activity in that city.
Peggy Davenport of Myrtle Point and Carol Walter of North Bend attend the 1968 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Delegates receive expense paid trips from sponsors Oliver Corporation and Sears Roebuck. Davenport ranks 10th nationally in dairy. Roger Hamlin of Linn County is among six 4-Hers chosen to deliver the 4-H report to President Johnson in Washington, D.C.
Circuit Judge Ralph M. Holman of Oregon Ninth District seeks the non partisan Oregon Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice George Rossman. Holman, 49, has 14 years on the circuit bench, was appointed in 1950, and is noted for juvenile and domestic case expertise.
Mrs. Fred Grees and Mrs. Tom Guerin were admitted to Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene on Monday for surgery planned Tuesday. They aimed to share a room. Mr. and Mrs. James Kardas and their son Michael planned to return to Carmel, California after visiting. Michael was with his grandparents the Robby Dovies home about two weeks ago. Kardas family joined later to return home Saturday.
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