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Show Years In Court 15 "!' piirv gr LaJeunesse - Becomes Mrs. Benton ' 'Most Interesting Years Of My Life, Tes Murraylte Leone Oliver, Court Clerk Take Vows the Murray District Circuit that court from Judge Arthur Christean. Leone Oliver, clerk of court and Judge L. H. Griffiths, who is now judge, was City Attorney. The people, as a whole, remain the same in the city offices, Leone laughs, but their titles certainly do change. When I first came to the city offices, LaRell Muir, who is now our Mayor, was chief clerk of the court. There were two other clerks at that time, Vera Stark and Elaine Nielson (Campbell). Alvin Wahlquist was clerk of the court and recorder. Upon his retirement in 1971, Mr. Muir became recorder and clerk of the court. Changes came thick and fast in those years of Murrays growth. The changes came in every department, but I worked in the Court, and it was there I noticed the changes most. Jay Holt came to Murray from the District court as chief clerk, James Sawaya became District Court Judge and Lee Griffiths became Judge of the Murray Court. Merrill Hansen became Murray City Attorney. Every office at City Hall was bulging at the seams during those years, but again I noticed it in the Leone Oliver, clerk of Murray Court. area. Walls were knocked Fifth Circuit court and the entire facility was moved to the Palmer Complex at 5258 Pinemont Dr., and another judge, Arthur G. Christean was added. Now, tells this well known Murray lady, we even have two courts, civil and criminal, which not only makes the job much more interesting, but the confusion of falling all over each other in the old city hall is over with. The Murray area is like a well-rea- d book to this vital woman who has made the Murray court such a part of her life. She was born in Murray on Easter Sunday, the second child of Frank and Lenora Dorton Adamson. Her great-grea- t grandparents came to the area as early Mormon pioneers and the families have lived here ever since. 1 met my husband, Thomas, in the seventh grade and I knew right then and there that someday the two of us of the coming cases in ted 12 feet 3 inches which was the very best in the state at that time. Of course, we married later on and have five children who also live here in thevallev. Their children are: Carole Lee Kirk, Shauna Ruth Borich, James Thomas, Robyne Gay Tueller and Sheri Lynn Cox. Carole Lee and her family broke of living in the family tradition Salt Lake valley, and lived for over 13 years in San Francisco, but now are here again. In addition to our own family, we have 22 lovely grandchildren and who are three the delight of our lives, laughs this charming lady. I wouldnt have missed one day of working at the courts, she tells us. By being a bystander in the court I have learned much of how our penal system works and actually, how interesting it really is. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Rex Benton The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fernander. Following the services a wedding dinner was held at the church for family and friends. Katherine is the daughter of Gad-ruE. La Jeunesse and the late David L. La Jeunese. She is a graduate of Highland high and is now employed at the J.C. Penney Co. Rodney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Todd of West Valley and the late Rinaldo R. Benton. He is a graduate of Gem State Academy of Caldwell, Idaho and is presently employed by Sperry Univac. n parties Pre-nupti- were hosted by Nancy, Marylynne and Wynona Oveson. Knowledge is proud that he has learnd so much; Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. would marry. He was active in all sports at Mur- ray high and as a senior he pole vaul- - Art Show Slated For November FURNITURE FACTORY The Intermountain Society of Artists will hold its Fall Art Show at Valley Fair Mall on Tuesday, October 28 to Saturday, November 1 from 10 a m. to 9 p.m. Demonstrations by different artists will be held twice daily at 1 p.m. and 7 pm. Drawings will also be held each day and a painting given away CHILD'S HARDWOOD ROCKER at7p.m. ISA has a program in which new members come into the organization as associate members. Once a year the work of the associate members is juried and if their art work is worthy, they become full members of ISA. At this current show, full and associate members will exhibit together. The next ISA Art Show will be at Five Points Mall, 1500 South Main in Bountiful. It will be held Tuesday, $29 High 3232 So. 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It took hours instead of minutes to find any but very current records and, along with the addition of more new clerks, it was imperative that more space was found. In 1978, Murray Court became a 4 & The Seville Reception Center was chosen as the setting for the October 25 double-rinceremony uniting Sharon Oveson and Ross Kesler. The reception was held immediately after the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin N. Oveson of West Valley and is a graduate of Cyprus. The groom, who is also a graduate of Cyprus, and a West Valley resident, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kesler. Marylynne Oveson was matron of honor and other attendants were Nancy and Carol Oveson and Becky Larsen. Bobbie Panopulos attended the guest book. Rick Kesler was best man and ushers were Ross Larsen and Neal Oveson. The newlyweds have been honeymooning at Park City and will return to West Valley to make their home.. g - 100 on KeslerAnd Sharon Oveson all. All colors - 45" Limit - 3 yds. Seve- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kesler This attractive woman has been a part of the judicial system ever since she began working for the city in January of 1966. I was the police dispatcher on the late shift at that time and Ross McDonald was Chief of Police. Judge James S. Sawaya was over the court 27" ceremony September 27 united Katherine Charlotte La Jeunesse and Rodney Rex Benton in matrimony. been the most interesting and educational thing I have ever done, tells friendly Leone Oliver, who has held various positions in the Murray City Court and later the Murray Circuit Court. Of course, she continues, when you work in the court you train yourself to be very objective about the cases you are hearing. We clerks ask no questions and do not discuss the cases among ourselves either. 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