By Donna Carf , -
LESLIE JVNIOK HIGH SCHOOL
Prfeaarles Ileid
Primary , balloting for itudml
body officers took place following
campaign speeches Monday after
noon at Leslie. Chosen to compete
for the office of president in the
finals next Monday were Larry
Paulus and Jim Humphrey.
Other finalist picked were
Dorothy Swigart and Virginia
Eyre for vice president; Sharon
Lavertv and Patsy Snider for
secretary; Mike Deeney and Caro
line Seay for treasurer; and Shir
ley Bingenhermer and Greta
Scbrecengost for song queen.
Ho vote was taken for the of
fices of sergeant -at -arms and yell
king since there are only two can
didates for each office. Bob Trus
seQ and Frank Papenfus are vying
lor the position of sergeant-at-aroM
and Don Agnew and Har
old Grimm for the office of yell
king.
Judy Wood, Barbara Wagne&s
and Barbara Kl under comprised
the election com mi tee which has
had charge of checking the pe
titions for office and the ballot
ing. MOVIE SLATED
Song of Old Wyoming", a full
length movie, will be shown for
Leslie students at 3 p. m. today.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Dtaaar BcM
The staff members and faculty
advisors of the two senior high
school publications, the Clarion bi
monthly and the Viking yearbook,
held a banquet Monday evening in
the high school cafeteria as a
highlight of the year's work. Co
chairmen for the event were Clara
Belle Roth. Clarion editor, and
Marcelllne Rutchanson, Viking
editor.
Bob Guild. Willamette Colleg
ian editor, was guest speaker.
Musical numbers were rendered
by Dorothy Peterson on the piano.
Ken Adams and his musical saw,
and Tebble DeSart, who sang.
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Marjorie Hiatt, Viking advisor,
Mrs. Leah Hoguc, Clarion ad
visor, and Preston Dough ton, busi
ness advisor for both publications.
Next year's staff members were
introduced by this year's editors.
Committees working on the din
ner were menu, Beverly Gourtey
and Dorothy Ladd; placecards,
Jim Gingrich: decorations, Allie
Lou Ohling, Pebble De Sart, Nel
lie Cook and Jane Trojan: pro
gram, Marlene DeWitt. Joan Mil
ler and Una Mae Grayless; in
vitations, Marylou Herndon and
Jo Ann DeWitt; cleanup, Martha
Marshall. Dorothy Caspar, Phil
Johnson and Don Young.
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If oysters are Immersed in car
bonated water for five minutes
they are much easier to shuck.
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An outstanding leader in (jiving unselAsh service to his city and state. Ha
stands lor fair dealing with industry, labor, and agriculture alike. FBa
splendid record deserves the whole-hearted support ol our votara,
(Sigiird ) U. S. ALDKRMAN. Alderman Karms, Dayton
G HERBKRT SMITH. Pres. of Willamette University
HOLLIS SMITH, Mayor of Dallas
CHESTER W. HAMBLIN. Pres. of Ore. Council of Churches
ROBERT E. LANTZ. Supt. of Woodbuin Schools
GEORGE W. PEAVY. Mayor of Corvalln
rd. Adv. by R. I- Elfstresa fee National Delegate Coma.
By Beb Beard man. Chairman.
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PKOBATE COURT
Martha Ruth Schaum guard
ianship estate: Order appoints
Cheater O. Goodman as guardian
and Madonna Prinslow. Helen
Codington and Thomas B. Gab
riel aa appraisers.
Jacob H. Dunlap guardianship
estate: Order authorizes expendi
ture lor improvement of ward's
house
Luella Boatright guardianship
estate: Order appoints Earnest E.
Boatright aa guardian and O. R.
Skopil, jr.. Loretta Muba and Bee-
ate M. Elofson as appraisers.
Linda Jtuth Leohart estate: Fin
al order clones estate.
Thomas A. Uvesley estate: Or
der approves first account of ex
ecutor.
CIRCUIT COURT
Kred F. Sexton vs. Thomas B.
Gabriel: Amended complaint filed
in suit keeking to collect $573 al
legedly due as commission on a
real estate transaction.
Wilbum Russell vs. E. O. Doug
Ian and others: Defendants file
answer admitting and denying and
in separate answer allege that au
to collision was caused by negli
gence of plaintiff.
(irace Maude Marcott vs. Adlore
D. Marcott: Decree, of divorce I
awards plaintiff lump sum alfmo-i
ny of $1,200.
John Joseph Bailey vs. Mary j
Lila Bailey: Decree of divorce re- ,
stores defendant's former name :
of Mary Lila Hardy. I
Jennie R. Loveall vs H A '
Loveall: Default order entered. I
Lee M. Neely vs. Alma A. Chess- j
man: Suit seeks to collect $453 as
alleged refund due on rental char-
ge. I
Jennie R. Loveall vs. H. A. '
Loveall: Decree of divorce ap- '
proves property settlement agree- ;
ment. j
Hugh R. Murphy vs. Beatrice
Alene Murphy: Suit for divorce,
charging cruel and inhuman treat-
meet. Married June 23, 1939. at ;
St. Joseph, Mo.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Dwight L Reeves, 21. logger.
Lyons, and Betty M. Landers, 24. 1
Washington, D. C.
Ralph H Denham, 26. truck
driver. West Salem, and Ruby
Glenn. 24. saleslady, 1994 N. Com
mercial st.. -Salem.
Merle Russell Diarmit. laborer.
Scotts Mills, and Loretta Frtdrich,
teacher, Salem. j
DISTRICT COI RT !
Lester Gail Fields. Portland,
tru-k speeding, fined $13 and
costs.
Harry Albeit Staples. 138 W.
Owens st , no operator's license, '
fined $10 and costs.
Raymond M Buchanan. Mill
City, charged with writing a check
with insufficient funds, sentenced
to 00 days in county jail.
Troy Cox Farrington, Boring. !
no PUC permit, fined $10 and 1
costs. I
Christopher Sterry Hurtt, Aums- '
ville, driving on wrong side of
road, fined $5 and costs.
George Gasner White, jr.. Mt '
Angel. throwing a bottle on a
highway, fined $10 and costs
John Marshal Coates, Tacoma,
no clearance Rights, fined $5 and
costs. I
Waldron Prall Hillpot. jr . 2325
Rex st., possession trout less than
six inches In length, fined $25 and'
costs.
Henry Crookedarm, Chemawa.
drunk and disorderly, fined $50 i
and costs. j
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limity, no operator's license, fined
$3 and costs.
Flora nee Marie Larson, Salem
route no operator Licenae, $5
fine auspended on payment of
court costs.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Harold J. Johns, Salem raute S.
illegal possession of liquor, fined
$24.
Jim J. Dodge, 112 Cross at.,
charged with illegal possession of
fleuor, posted $45 bail.
Byron Zurcher. 2104 N. 4th at,
violation of noise ordinance, fined
$2.56.
James L Peterson, Salesn route
f. operating illegal sounding de
rice in car, fined $230.
Dale A. Fahndrick. Albany,
charged with reckless driving,
posted $50 bail.
James R. McKay, Corvallis, vi
olation ot noise ordinance, potted
$5 bail.
Nate Steinbock, 1625 N. Sum
mer st.. violation of basic rule,
fined $730
Raymond A. Youmans, Turner,
charged with reckless driving witn
liquor involved, posted $100 b?il
Albert L. Edwards. Philomath,
failure to yield right-of-way . to
pedestrian, driving without op
erator's license and violation of
noise ordinance, posted total of
$20 bail on all charges.
Leroy Green. 1555 N. Capitol
st.. violation of basic rule and
driving without fender, posted $5
bail on each charge.
LINN PROBATE COURT
ALBANY Elvin J. Myer.
named executor of estate of John
son S. Myer.
Michael Cosgrove has been nam
ed administrator of estate of Ca
therine Cosgrove who died April
21, 1947, at Lebanon.
LINN MARRIAGE LICENSES
ALBANY Marriage licenses
have been issued to John H. Bum
barger. 24, Foster, and Evelyn L
Follesvold, 27, Sweet Home: to
Harold W. Muncie, 20. and Bar
bara Jean McCorley, 16, both of
Sweet Home; to Vernon J. Grab
ski. 30. and Helen Clark, 25. both
of Albany: to Edward L. Devlin.
23, and Shirlee R Smith, 18.
Sweet Home; and John L. Miller, j
20, Immb, and Dorothy Mae
Feagins, Lebanon. i
Salem Youth Wins
Scholarship for
Medical Studies
Peter Rowell has been awarded
one xt the six Jackson Johnson
medical scholarships to Washing
ton university school of medicine
at St. Louis, according to word
received by his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Paul T. Rowell, 248 W. Su
perior st.
The four-year scholarship Ls
provided from $250,000 left by the
late Jackson Johnson to aid stu
dents in completing their educa
tion Rowell competed in the
Rocky Mountain division exami
nations. He graduated in chemi
cal engineering at University of
Idaho in 1947 and ts now assist
ant instructor in physics while
completing pre-medical courses.
His parents came in 1942 to Sa
lem, where his father is associate
manager of the Hop Growers as
sociation and Mrs. Rowell is re
medial reading teacher in the city
school system. The younger son.
John Rowell. transferred to Ore
gon State college when the fam
ily moved to Oregon and has now
completed work for his degree in
agricultural economics. He ls now
a graduate assistant while work
ing for his master's degree at
OSC. The Rowells daughter,
Rosemary, is a student at Parrish
junior high school.
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No ona oan afford not to protect the surface ol
their home. Delay only serves to make prepar
ation lor paintingr more oostly later.
In selectina a paint eon tractor consider oare
fully the experience and reputation behind the
paint erew. Dependable first quality paintina
osts no more than unskilled paintina.
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Thieves Busy
In Salem on
Cars, Gardens
Thieves, believed ta be juve
niles, were active over the week
end in Salem, pilfering articles
from four auto, stealing flowers
and failing in attempts to enter
another car aaad a grocery store,
city police reported.
Robert Ramage. tlS N. Liberty
st., reported a Jt2 calibre revolv
er was stolen from his car in
downtown Salem, sad Viola Mori
arty, 875 S, Summer st., told po
lice a blanket was tskaa from ber
car parked near She residence,
both on Sunday night.
Mrs. O. G. Guernsey, $10 Tama
rack st, and Georgi na Uuner, 2030
Hazel ave., complained that a large
number of azaleas were taken
from their flower gardens Sunday
night.
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. TueedaT. MoT 19437
A pair of trousers was taken I ICE FOLLIES OPEN MAT ZS
j from the auto of Percy Webb, 249
S. Cottage st., Saturday night at
the residence after the thief broke
a window to gain entry. Don Mil
loy. Senator hotel, said his Grey
hound bus driver's coat was stolen
from his vehicle parked in down
town Salem Saturday night
Police reported that two sepa
rate attempts to enter the T. R.
Bailey grocery store at 405 S. Win
ter st. failed Saturday night. Aa
attempt ta enter the car of Mrs.
Ward Smith ol Hermiston was
made in the 300 block of Terry
street on Saturday, but the thief
sprung the ventilator wiag win
dow ia the effort, police said.
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will open a 13-day engagement
here at the ice arena May 23. ;
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