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School Director Elections, Budget Vote Monday (Story all mi pile 1) In Marlon County, the County Routine -1958 ichool dlrtctor Rural School DUtrict ballot will electiona throughout the tUt will P"sent tw questions in aome u vu i" j . a i j ..... ne three In others, be held on Monday and mid-Wll- An distrlct wll vote on the bud- lamette vauey districts art no! get and one director at large. exceptions. Most districts in which the budget requires a tax vote will hold that on the same day. Most voter- will (ace two bal lots, one on county questions and one local. The date for the diree tor elections is fixed by a new state law. They were formerly in June. Polls will be. open from 2 to t p.m. throughout the state. There is no provision in school elections for absentee balloting. Fire Destroys Food Center PORTLAND W) - An early morning fire destroyed the Ains- worth Food Center in Northeast Portland Saturday at a loss esti mated by firemen at $73,000. The flames routed three persons from apartmenta in the rear of the building. They were not hurt, but a fireman, Eldon Graham, suffered an arm injury when a light fixture fell on him. The fire cam just hours after the store had observed its first anniversary. . i ltwal District Budget The budget question concerns $1.02a,76 tax levy outside the 6-per-cent limitation. Toe total bud get is $2,170,978. AU of it is de rived from property tax but $1, 244,602 is within the limitation and not subject to vote. Almost all the county budget is for an equalization fund to be re distributed to the county's local distritts. Rural District at Large Director There are three candidates for one vacancy on the county board for a director at large. They are: Dean Bishoprics of Woodburn, in cumbent, who was appointed by the board in a reorganisation and expansion last year under new state laws. Harry Oldenburg of Jefferson, a present member whe is losing his seat in reorganization of zones. ' I George R. Bradley of Sublimity, chairman of the Marion County Non-High School District Board. Residents of Marlon Couhty school districts living outside the county in overlapping districts will vote in the Marlon County eleo Uon. Zone Director Candidates Zone 3 and 4 voters will also elect directors to represent their urn iscwRir iip T That's a stiff price to pay for not knowing that State Farm Mutual ... the careful driver insurance company . . . char gee far less than most other companies. Yet our policyholders enjoy the finest full-tiro coast-to-coast claim service. How much can you save with Stat Farm? Your nearby 8ute Farm agent can tall you quickly. Call him today. r 8V "11 J. Earl Cook 626 Hiqh St. N.E. Phone EM 4-7337 Stale Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance. Co. Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Mil IA1M IMUMNCI Graham Tells 18,000 of Sand Sermon SAN FRANCISCO W - Billy Graham spoke to another over flow audience in the Cow Palace Saturday about the only sermon Jesus ever wrote "the one he wrote In the sand." Officials counted more than 1 0OC- in the huge auditorium which seats 16,500 and said 4,000 more were turned away. In the audience was a bloc of 1,400 Lutheran youths from the West, reported the largest gather ing of the young people of that de nomination ever to assemble in the United States except for the international convention. Graham told his audience there are eight ways of immorality: Mental, the company you keep, speech, in the heart, by what you see, the way you dress, evil thoughts and reading unclean books. He added that idleness can lead to immorality. "These may not be your sins,' he said. "We are all like sheep and have gone astray. But what is your sin that needs to be for given?" The crowd brought to more than 117,000 the persons drawn to the Cow Palace in the first week of Graham's crusade. Contributions for the first six days totaled $34,000. zones on the county rural board. Each has one candidate. LeRoy J. Stewart of Four Cor ners, retired accountant and for mer member of Salem School Board, is the candidate for Zone 3, which consists of Salem School District. Fred Schwab, incumbent, of Mt. Angel, is Candidate for lone 4, which includes Mt Angel, Monitor, Scotts Mils, Bethany, Central How ell. Evergreen, Willarfl, Crooked Finger, Victor Point, Silver Crest and Silverton districts. Voting in ail one-school districts will be at the school. 9 Union High Voting ' Union high school districts wHl have separate elections on the same day at the high schools. Most of them are electing direc tors and some have budgets to present. Id Salem School District, two Man Firing Bullet That Killed Girl To Be Sentenced PORTLAND UT Clarence Wall, 41, convicted of firing a bullet that went through a bedroom wall and killed an 11-year-old girl, will be sentenced in circuit court next Wednesday for manslaughter. A jury convicted him Friday after three hours of deliberation. Prosecution witnesses testified Wall was playing with the gun when it fired, the bullet killing Mary Ann Mitchell. Wall said he was examining tthe gun when it went off accidentally. Logger, Donkey Reach Boise BOISE un A western Wash ington logger and his donkey passed through here Saturday on a walking trip from Kelso, Wash., to Chicago. "I just want to prove It can be done." said William R. Stolze. 41, He had been out of work anyway, because of the economic slump in lumber industry, he said. "If anybody has any jobs for me along the way, I'm ready and willing," he added. Stolze started from Kelso April S and plans to reach Chicago Aug. 31. He makes about 20 miles a day. After staying here Saturday night, he planned to proceed through southern Idaho into Wyo ming. Stolze is walking with the don key, not riding it. Cleveland High To Choose Rose Princess Monday PORTLAND UJI Cleveland High School Monday will select its princess for the annual Rose Festival here. The queen of the festival will be chosen from the candidates named by a number of private and public high schools. Farmer Max Humphrey of Leakesville, N.C., had trouble with cannibalism among his young chickens, or pullets. He installed a cooling system in their pens. Now they don't get irritated by the heat and peck each other to death. No Sleep; Divorce Qiven LONDON WV-Leslie Frost was awarded a divorce on grounds of cruelty after testifying he couldn't get more than 12 hours sleep a week because of his wife's nag ging. new voting places have been es tablished, raising the total to 19. The new polls are at Candalaria and Salem Heights schools. Others are Highland, Washing ton, Grant, Englewood, Richmond, Leslie Junior High, Mornlngside, Four Corners, Keizer, Hayesville, North Salem High, Garfield, Rob erts, Liberty, West Salem and Brush College schools and the school district administration building. Local Budget Figure Salem district has a $5,208,574 general fund budget at stake with $2,445,343.12 of a $4,S29,24 tax levy outside the 6-per-cent limit. Opening costs or two new junior high schools, addition of almost 50 teachers and pay boosts account for a large part of the difference in a $786,027 rise over the levy last year. Estimated tax rate for the Sa lem district levy is 68.9 mills. 7.5 mills higher than last year. If the budget does not pass it will have to be submitted to another vote, school officials say. The proposed county school tax would Impose a rate of about 24.1 mills. It would drop to about 13.3 mils if the vote is unfavorable as it has been consistently in past years. This would raise the Salem dis trict tax about .2 mill and make corresponding changes in other districts, increasing the local tax more where property valuation per pupil is below average and only slightly where valuation is high. Candidates for the Salem School Board post to be vacated by Gard ner Knapp are Thomas G. Wright Jr., Thomas C. Enright and Sid ney A. Boise. Wright, 3035 Hulsey Ave. SE, Is an administrative assistant to Gov. Robert D. Holme. Enright, 950 Churchdale Ave. N, Is an as sistant state attorney , general. Boise, Croisan Creek Road, is an insurance man. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., May 4, '5 (Sec. I)-7 The Pipestone National Park in Minnesota is the locale where In dians have, for generations, quar ried the red plpestone from which they made their traditional peace pipes. HARD OF HEARING ARE YOU CONSIDERING ACQUIRING A HEARING AID? 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