Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1944)
Parrish Will Give Awards sembly : To each of 10 bays and girls t the graduating class of Parrish Junior high school will go their sixth merit award during the spe cial assembly which, will be held today in the senior high school au ditorium, j 4 S 'i, ; , V Recipients are Barbara" Bates, Dick j Bennett; ! Robert Emerson, I Virginia v Huston, rLavern Jack son, Donna Liudahl, Loraine Poin dexter, "Ramona ' Spence, Gracey Widdows and Justine Woelke. The awards were established for re cognition in "scholarship, cooper ation and related activities influ t cncing school life when the merit 'system was set up in the school tome years ago;. , Awards also went to the follow ' fog ninth-grade students: Firth Charlotte Alexander, . Warren Bacon; Betty Jo Beardsley, ' Joanne BlaxaU. Dick Hendrle, Barbara Kin. Beverly Lyman. Janice Mlddleton. Sal ly Terril. . Edgar Potaehl. Barbara Smith. Marian Sparks, Dick Stewart. Fourth Douglas Brown. Robert Cook. Bud Craig, Hubert Dresner, Car 1 ratlin. Jewel Tones, Hilda Fox. Don- na Lawrence. Bob Lyman, Barbara . SUchardson,. Marvnetta Smith. Carolyn Stewart, David Tumbuli, Roberta Tw ain, j, -. -'. '-,:;, Third Gloria Amman. Pat Carver, Darlene DeArmond, William DeLapp. John Dennison, Dolores Dickey, Jeanne AiBuy, Harry Eckley. Margaret Fish r. Dwaine Graham. Jean Gilmer. Jer ' U Hale. Richard Hall. Wanda Hatha way. Dan Headrick, Suzanne Hu.ins. Ruth Hughlett, Phillip Janz. Betty SUempeL. -Charles Londberg, Patricia . Lsng, Ixui Lorenz. Mary Morgan, Juris Parks, Steven Paului. D. R. Pet ersen, i Patricia Powell, Diana Rig. Lois Ruecker. Lorraine Schmidt Sa lie Singer. Jack Smith. Sally Smith. Bonald Spencer, John Thompson. Second Dick Allison. Lynn Barker, Cornelius Bateson, Martha Jane Bliss, Iris Boline. Eula Mae Cleveland. Mar via Coburn. Jackie Coggins. Barbara Cole, Layne Cooper, Jane Crothers. Betty Davidson, Lloyd Farris. Walter Foster,! Beverly Gritton, Ralph Ham- snack, i Harold Hanson. Douglas 1 Hai der, Albert Kearns. Barbara Kretz, Koger Lang. Violet Lassie, Glen LeRud. Barbara Lewis. Violet Mann. Richard McMullen, Pauline Morse. Marlya Mott. Joe Muncey, Bonnie Noyes, Joe Petit, Richard Plank, Charlotte Post. Rob ert Purdy, Roy Rice. Robert Saucy, Carl Schaefer. Marjorie" Tucker,' Ver sion Vlsnaw. Lorraine Williams, Junior Wilson. Patty Zshare, George Zurlin 4lcn.,: : ,. j :,' First Barbara Adams, Betty Adams. Glen Anderson, Ruth Blair. Shiela Baltzefj- Virgil BeaU, Evelyn - Bcnz, . Brooks : Beckford. Ronnie Monney. Jo Ann e Borrego, Carl Beach, lone Berg, Barbara Black. James Brandt, Charles . Burt. Frank Brownell. Ray Carrow, LawrenceJCherry. Jo Ann Collette. Ro bert Cooley. Ernest Conn. Colleen Cross. Mable fiupp. Midge Dabbs. Ju dith Dean. Olwyn Davie. Joyce De- Roos. Doreen Dudley. Bonita Engle. Bernice Etter, Betty Etter. Marlorie Evans. Donna Fisher. Mary Anne Fish er, Paul Fuhrer. Donald Feckner. Fi lm Flowers. Carol Garrison. Frances Garland, Donna Gray, Frank Griffin, Wanda i Curam, Pat Hale, Charlotte .Kail, Juanita Hampton, Evelyn Ham rtck. Jan Harshberger. Alvin Henne. Vernetta Herr. Howard Hill. Jimmie Stodges, Shirley Lee Hodges. Eva Hopp, Robert Howard. .Keith Johnson, Jean rette Johnston. Stanley Jones. Winova ' Jones. Mavis Keller. Richard Kemper, 'Gary Kepptnger, Alfred Komyate. Don Koonce. Clyde Lang. Wilmer Lowery. Clara Lee. Norman Martin. Bob Messing. Ruby Miller. Roes Mor w, Hazel Munaon. Murial Jean My ers, Edna Nelson. James Noaket. Jo- Ann Otter. Carl Parks, Parsons Janize Roy Pea nail. Viola Per Hen. Alice Per- ia. Neonia Phtlltas. Dick Reimann. Jeraldine Reitzensteinj Barbara Hick man, Ann Russell. Dick Skacen. Mar uerite i Smith. Ruth ( Snyder. David Spalding. Richard Sohn, Mary Ste obenaon. Alice Stewart. Lois Stew- Kmrt, Dorothy TeSeUe. Bob Wagers. Verlalne Walker. Lowell Weese, Jo sephine ! Weiss, Emma White, Leslie Winegar. Lyn Woodward, David Wor er Walter Snyder, acting principal cl the: senior high school, .will address the graduating class of Parrish junior high school at the ommencement exercises today, RcV. W. H, Lyman, pastor of the Court j Street Christian church, will deliver the invocation after the . advance of ' colors and flag salute, by .the Sea; Scouts Honor awards on the basis of scholarship And njier.it will be presented by N. Brown and Mrs. F. Kron, and Suzanne Huggins will tender the ninth grade gift .lusie will be provided by the Math grade chorus under the di -rection of Margaret Simms. Fol leaving : the award of promotion certificates, by C. . Aschenbren atr, principal, the! students will form for the traditional march. Survives ; v-v 4 Italian children near Gaeta, Italy, examlnethe Charch of SL Eras- mo, wblch escaped serious dam are la the terrlfle Donndlnc f (hat city by the advancing allied ' vnita. Althongh aU ether build- I-- irnnnl tSm ehnreh and lis plctnresase mediaeval tewer uid belfry were destreyed by cxi'.::!:a ef land mlae, the rSnw"! jiF ct rpcnu eaeened teriors Carnage. This Is a US Zzzzt t'zil corps -rafiiophcta. isrna.liajiil Eardlasacsdphota Snyd Speech WV Commencement Exercises Set for Sunday, June 25 Willamette university commencement' exercises will be held Sunday, June 25, at 3:30 p. m.. in the Salem high school audi torium. Baccalaureate services will be held in the First Methodist church. Sunday, June 18, at 3 p. m. Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter will give the commencement address and Dr. Guy Good sell, a member of the Willamette board of trustees will; deliver the baccalaureate sermon. : Degrees will be granted, to , 35 members of the June, 1944, class. All but one will be the bachelor of arts. The one exception 1 the bachelor of music degree to be presented to Barbara Diefendorf, a voice major. Two members of the class, Ray Short and Hollis Huston,) psychology-philosophy majors, are leaving today for Duke university for work leading to a bachelor of divinity degree. Keith and, Kent Markee, former class members now in medical school under the army program, will be granted degrees at the commencement. Their major field is biology. Students receiving the bachelor of arts degree and their majors are Darlene Dickson, speech; Phyllis L. 1 Guef froy, physical ed ucation; Frank J. Healy, sociolo gy; Jacqueline Judd, English; Dorothy Koschmider, home econ omics; Mary Anne Owen, Eng lish; Nancy Stricklin, home econ omics; and Betty Ann Swanson, psychology - philosophy, P a t r I da Ryan, Spanish; Susanna Schramm,' journalism-social sci ence; all of Salem. Lucile Barnhart, English, Hos kins; Dorothy Estes, political sci ence, Portland; Eloise Findley, home economics, Rickreall; Ruth Finney, journalism-social science, Spokane; Anthony Fraiola, socior logy, Murray Hill, NJ; Doris Holmes, sociology, Dallas; Hollis H u s t on,' psychology-philosophy, Burley, Ida.; Mary Jean Huston, English, St Helens; Luella Ibach, journalism - sociology, Sherwood; Jan Johnson, English literature, Canby; Keith Markee, biology, 1 iS!isS,;1MS'ip!jiii.ip.M A KING S. The above will introduce to some, many already know Mr. King S. Bartlett, who is to take charge of our service" department, starting June 1, 1944. We are sure his dispo sition will guarantee confidence and goodwill among our friends and; customers. ; s I .j Mr. Bartlett was chosen by L. E. (Shad) Shadrick, manager of Stan Baker Motors, who had interviewed a number of candidates ifor the position. Mr. Shadrick states in offer ing the position to Mr. Bartlett that he is confident mat he has selected a man with excellent background. "Mr. Bart lett started automobile repair service business in Salem in 1910, and has worked as auto repair and service expert ever since. He conducted his own business for four years, known" as foe & King Repair Shop; located in Salem at 530 Chemeketa street In 1942 he and his partner closed shop to go in war work with the Army Ordnance Service Commands shops in Salem. The Army Ordnance Serv ice shops moved to Oakland. Calif., eight months ago and Mr. Bartlett; was transferred to Oakland in charge of service. He was not satisfied in Oakland and wanted to live in Salem so he returned to this city and tof Stan Baker Motors,'j . V, Mr. Bartlett wished to state there will be no changes made in shop and parts department each department is man ned bv skilled mechrmirat rm4 with tVia 1rrtne vl mA . . w. equipment He will assume his new work of service manager under favorable circumstances and contribute his entire time to the work! of assisting in the solution of the many heavy problems. confronting auto and truck owners today. ' He. wishes to see and serve his many friends at his new lo cation. " S. W. "Stan" Baker himself and all his employes listed below wish to keep on serving you in the future as we have in past years. - - - L E. (Shad) Shadrick Paul Parks Scan McCHnflc Harold (Eill) Williams A. B. (Abe) Woodrum ,; Henry Gapsch John D. StcJJkup ', : THANKS TOR THE PAST STM BMEEl MOTORS ' J HOME OF. ;Vi , : . ; Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job-Rated Trucks '. SSlSi; .1 PHOK2 4H9 ; V ; - 525 C&ezneketa " Thm Canby; Kent Markee, biology, Canby. -i'-.r.". si I, v:..;:':.-L - Ella Rose Mason, Spanish," Hills boro; Nadene Mathews, journal-Ism-social science," Vancouver; Mary Lou Moore, English liter ature, Portland; Bettiellen Payne, English, Marshfield; Margaret Pembertpn, English, Hillsboro; Lois Phillips,: drama speech, Klamath Falls; Lucille Pierstorff, mathematics, Lewis ton, Ida.; Ray Short, :. psychology - philosophy, Emmett, Ida.; Marjorie Sipes, his tory, Oregon jCity; Eleanor Todd, sociology, !; Portland;. Helen Zim merman, sociology, Payette, Ida. The one candidate for the bachel or of music degree is Barbara Di efendorf, Lake Grove. School Meet Set Next Week . Many school problems will be discussed tat the 1 annual confer ence of the Oregon County School Superintendents which opens here next Tuesday and continues for four days. ' 1 The opening session will be de voted to consideration of school house plans with a representative from the federal office of educa tion participating. ' City school su perintendents will take part in this discussion. ; Principal speakers at Tuesday's sessions will include Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell, jr., and Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public instruction. The annual banquet Will be . held Tuesday night. f :: M :. :- Service Manager for Stan Baker Motors. ' home of Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge ' job-Rated Trucks. 525 Chemeketa St. Phone 4 11 9. Salem. Oregon BARTLETT - w ww twwaaj uttu M Myrfle Ingrain Bag C Bartlett M. (Matt) Godser! William (Bill) Bcdch Maurice Elf ord - -Marcus (Mark) Schmele Douglas Parker . Cdem. Ore. OSTGOII GTATECMAIL Cclem. Nibler Tells Lions About ; Farmer. Woes Labor, bugs and equipment are the thfee big problems of the food production home front, W. G. Nib ler,' Marion county agent; told members of the Salem Lions club Thursday- noon. Ninety five per cent of the labor for .the 1943 harr vest was furnished local help and only five per. cent by. transient or imported help, he said voicing -"lit V, 1 Si r 1 U Oregon. Friday Mewing. June praise for the manner in which lo cal 'help had been mobilized to harvest crops. Xbcpressing his sympathy for the board which rations the farm ma chinery Nibler aaid ."There, is not much we can do about it but gripe. which perhaps makes us feel bet ter j- . , He i reduced much of the war equipment to acres of produce, as "it takes' 43 acres to produce a tank, 155 acres to produce a bomb er, 42,000 acres to make sr battle 1 The aim. for, 1944 is to produce 138 to 140 percent of tne average produced from J935 to,-1939"Wifli mm S7 A, Day -long ray on faille suit dress , B, Breezy basket- J- w e a ve two- piecer C, Plain-and-flor' al over-blouse style A. J 4 t a. r. i .K.wr- Ml SECOND FLOOR 1SU that average as 100 per cent pro duction since has been: 1940, 108 per cent; 1941, 112 per cent; 194 125 per ceni; 1943 132 per ceni Ronald" Jones mtrpduced ' Nibler. R. W. Land wak elected pre sident W the' club tor. thf comini' year. Other! of ficeii ""named 'were Ronald Jones, first! vice president!; Burr Miller, second; vice president; Edwin ' Schreder, third vies presi dent; ClesMcElhinny isnd Leo Reimann. director.! The ; club . will meet ; next. Tuesday, with ,other service dub at ; the YMpA cenl tennial - observance.'. Dean (f. C. Dubach wm be 'the' speaken: BUY A BOND! JTaiivuw r-. , Do without things, and Buy Bonds! They death; Now! Back the attack Buy more Si rr ,K - ! Bids for Road or to Open , v Bids for highway construction projects," aggregating i. cost of $90,000, "will be opened . by the state highway commission at a meeting in Portland June 14, R. H. Baldock, state highway engin eer, announced Thursday.- Largest project Is the Garibaldi Tillamook air base section of the QregonuCoast highway .In Tilla mook county.' r- ? - Otherjobs: - ' " A' ' "Removal a and disposal of ap i B O EVERY-HQUR STYLES: Sapling daylong tun-dresses, new boleroiiigure-ilattering over-blouses, feminine date charmers softly shirred HANDSOMELY DETAILED tcith frog fasten. . e. selfuchmg removable dickeys, colorful fUwer ' appliques, graceful unpressed pleats, bright buttons' "' O FLATTEIIING COLORS: Sarin, pastels, tropu i cJ f orals. srKohr plain colon agat ! -4 O COOL SUMMER FABRICS: hard-tcmusr W; ! seys, airy lnen-weaves oj spun rayon, chalk-smooth 1 rayon crepes, nunt-cool rayon shantung, and failles : C0MPLETE SIZE RANGE, junior,, miues' women. - , ,Me H . .. ' ' - .... - -. You'll U. your entire .nmmer wardrohe. eas Jly and thnfuly, from our np-to-the-minni. K Wile.. Deed yWS tmue, m nund-from the .imple clothes yZIZ tor morning .hopping to' the gUmorou, Wfc, W vant for .aportant date, and ever, hour ffi Border p r int rayon F. jersey design , proximately 37,000 cubic yards'pf rock detritus encroaenmeu OneonU action of the Columbia river! highway' In Multnomah county. ' J . Bemoval and replacement of 120 feet of dk truss over river.! approximately 1U of Tillamook, on 'the VHlaon rerh roamgcJ4:Mmllesrf idan city street project to Ym hill county.' v-T i i Sale of a portion loU l?? i to block TS, at the fthwest enrner of SE.Ankeny street and SE Union avenue in rorua are a matter of life and than before! ; ' ; 1 S SM sjl SF- D. Bright tri-color . bolero design 11 IluchinS. ctch-d rrv 1 -cn-a
