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TIIE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Orejfm.
Wednesday, February 17, 1951
Name Haverson
Junior Jaycee
SILVERTON Dick Hartley,
program chairman for the month,
arranged or a former fellow
Willamette University student,
James Burr Miller, Salem, a re
porter, to be the featured speak
er at the Tuesday weekly noon
luncheon at Toneys, of the mem
bers of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Miller gave a conclusive pic
ture of the work of reporting in
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general and briefly touched on
his story that made The Big
Story radio hour when he helped
solve a murder mystery.
The speaker was received with
enthusiasm.
During the business hour, the
"Junior JayCee" of the month
was announced with Wayne Hav
erson, a high school senior, the
winner.
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The vote was favorable for the
JayC'ces to sponsor as a project
a Silverton Home Show, to be a
; two-evening affair not later than
i the first of April. This means
space to be provided for handy
gadgets, materials for home im
provement to be on display, and
ideas to be materially presented
for more "Homey Homes."
A local board meeting was an
nounced for Thursday evening of J
this week, and a state board j
meeting at Ashland during the
coming weekend. j
Bill Hanson, president, was in ;
charge of the meeting.
PAPKR FXPKRT TALKS
I.KBANON Ralph Dickey,
northwest sales manager for
Crown Zellcrbach paper com
pany, addressed the February
dinner meeting of the Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce on "the
role of the customer in modern
business."
SILVERTON'S JUNIOR JAYCEE
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State Employs
10 Students
taglia, industrial accident com
mission; Martin Howard, civil
service, all of Portland; Robert
Batchelder, industrial accident
commission, Lake Grove; and Ted
A. Smith, budget division, North
Ben.
Accepted for Study
In Medical College
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Ten public administration stu
dents at Willamette university '
are currently employed in the of-,
fices of the state of Oregon un- i
der a new internship program
under flrrnntrpmrnls made bv A.
Freeman Holmer, associate pro-; Four senior and two pre-med-;
fessor of political science. ical students at Willamette Uni-
! The students, all seniors in lib-1 versity have been accepted for
leral arts, are enrolled in a spe- i admittance in the University of
cial upper division political sci- Oregon Medical school in Pol-
ence class and Imvc a weekly lano.
hour seminar in addition to their
jwork in the state agencies.
I Holmer said that plans are be
ing made to employ about 20
students in the area in a sum
mer internship between the jun-
! inr and spninr vnars. Hp added
;that public administration de-l senior, Eugene; Donald Oragg,
Ipartments of all Oregon colleges I junior, Monroe; Donald Morrison,
jwere expected to cooperate in j senior, Wenatchcc, Wash.; and
j this program. i Arthur Wilson, senior, Ketchikan,
The 10 Willamette internes and Alaska.
The six men. all students in
I the college of liberal arts, will be
: eligible to begin work next fall
at the Portland institution,
j Accepted were: Dean Mason,
i senior, and Larry Doyle, junior,
! both of Salem; Robert Riorden,
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SILVERTON Wayne Haverson, high school senior, who
was named Junior Jayeee of the month by the Silverton group
Tuesday. (McEwan's Photo Shop picture)
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In Truck Crash
ALBANY One of 13 persons
injured when an uncontrolled
logging truck crashed into a
Trailwny bus east ol tascadia Del.
! 7, 1953, has filed a suit in cir
1 cuit court here asking a $77,246
: damage judgment against the
owner of the truck, Irwin Upde
! grave.
Marie T. Foster, state tax com
i mission employe, is the plaintiff
( and alleges that in the accident
she sustained a skull fracture, in
jured eye and many other injur
ies that have incapacitated tier.
The plaintiff, according to
news accounts of the accident,
was listed as one of the three
most seriously injured in the
crash.
The complaint alleges that the
driver of the truck, Harold A.
Sharp, had been fatally over
come by monoxide fumes from
the truck exhaust just before the
crash.
Responsibility for the escape
of gas .fumes from the truck en
gine is placed on the truck own
er and defendant by the plaintiff.
Almost Frantic from
DRY SKIN ITCH?
First applications of Zemo a
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their departments arc: Hobert
jMcConville, unemployment com
pensation commission; Laval Ol
son, civil service; James Toozc
and Lewis Kitchen, tax commis
sion; Marion Putnam, public util
ity commission, all of Salem; Earl
Didzun, unemployment compen
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Chief Harold Stassen toured th
Korean front Wednesday, taking
times off from V. S. South Kor
rcan conferences on reconstruction
spending.
JAIL DRUNK PRIVER
ALBANY Josef John Holec
of Vernonia 1 confined in the
Linn county jail for lack of $175
payment of a fine assessed
against him in district court for
driving while drunk. Holec was
arrested Sunday at Halsey by a
state police officer. The defend
ant pleaded guilty Monday. Judge
Wendell Tompkins recommend
ed suspension of Holec's oper
ator's license for a year, though
he had just received it recently
after it had been previously suspended.
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terms as follows: S. M. Barnard,
president, Vancouver Memorial
hospital; Henry F. Cabell, Estate
of Henry Failing; Dr. Edward H.
McLean, physician and surgeon;
Ralph W. Nelson, administrator
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pital: and Edgar W. Smith, wheat
rancher.
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