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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1948)
10 Thm Starts man, Salam. Orssjon. Tu day. Dcmbw 21, 1948 Portland Man Jailed For Check Forgery Glenn R. Cross, Portland, who pleaded guilty to a charge of ob taining money by false pretenses, was sentenced to six months in Marion county jail Monday by Marion Co u n t y Circuit Judge George Duncan and placed on two years probation. Cross waived grand jury hear ing. He was charged with cashing a worthless $10 check in Salem on Oct. 19, 1947. Salem Trucker Wins Safe Driving Award Vera Hasbrook of Salem, driver for Consolidated Freightways, gained act award for five years of safe driving at the lines' annual award dinner in Eugene Saturday night, according to T. F. Bagan, local manager. Bagan, Hasbrook and five other drivers attended from here. u w our way-andj At Personal, yea get the easb quickly because the YES manager and she alone makes the deci sion. And she says "yes" to 4 out of 5. At Personal, yon select the loan plan most con venient Every detail of the loan is made your way wherever possible. Em ployer and friends not no tified. Phone or visit Personal's YES manager, Mrs. Gal linger today. LOANS $25 to $300 on Salary. Furniture, up to $500 on anto. Edwards, Isom Butcher Plant Changes Hands Ownership and operation of the Edwards and Isom custom butch ering plant, 25th and Mission streets, was assumed Monday morning by Milton Van Zanten, operating of the meat markets in two Saving Center stores in Sa lem. The firm will now be known as MonArk Meat company. Van Zanten announced plans to broaden the plant's activities into packing for the wholesale market. It will also add sausage making and will continue custom butcher ing. The firm was started in 1930 by Berton E. Edwards, now in the cold storage locker business at Keizer, and Norval E. Edwards, his son The plant burned in 1934 and was rebuilt in 1935. The younger Ed wards has operated it since then. He said he would open some new business here. Clarence L. Isom, associated with Edwards for the past three years, plans to remain temporarily with Von Zanten. Neic Store Features Television Table Models FINANCE GO. $1$ State SL. Em. 125 Phone 2-2464 E. Galllnger, Mgr. Lie. S-122. M-165 Townsencls Buv Foiled Hereford Bull, Heifers A Polled Hereford bull, top bull at the recent McCook, Neb-, sale, and two purebred Polled Hereford heifers arrived this week end for the L. Townsend ranch in Mission Bottom. The animals were purchased by Paul Townsend. son of L. Town send, to add to the 40 animals al ready on the ranch. The bull came from the Skiles ranch at Wilsonville, Neb., and hei fers from Frank Robinson it Son at Kearney, Neb. v P " " m IjsJ ? imp Keizer Pupils Give Pageantj Of Christmas KEIZER, Dec. 20-More than 150 boys and girls took part In the first Keizer school Christmas pro gram here tonight. The Christmas story was presented in a series of pageants against a background drawn by Gladys Burch which the pupils painted. Second section of tne pupfit and parents will have their turn Tues day night Included in the cast are all first and second grade pupils. Half from each grade took part tonight and the other half will be there Tuesday night. Members of the 17-piece orches tra which played for the pageant were Evan Hitch, Reba Small wood, John Gettis, Norman Warg nier, Bert Ridpath, Janet McCue, Juanita Keppinger, violins. Will Showalter, flute; Ralph Sipprell, Ray Martin, Arnold Pe dersen, Owen Stockard, clarinets; ' I Vincent Matt, trumpet; Larry Powell, accordion; Tommy Frid aard, alto saxophone; Peggy Rag an, and Ann Vasey, cellos. With a few exceptions a com plete new cast of characters will present the program Tuesday night , , i Chenille Bedspread S Woodry rurnltux Co J g 474 So. Commercial Pj fsavwsasmsasMiWMfSsa'lflciwc Bill Marr is shown In his new radio and television store at 2140 S. Commercial st.. standing by three television models, among the first table models on the Salem market, which will soon be in use here with the coming of video to the northwest '(Statesman photo). Judge Sustains Demurrer in Telephone Suit New Cub Scouts Are Registered SADDLE CLUB ELECTS JEFFERSON The Jefferson Saddle club met Wednesday at Pat Beals to elect officers, Henry Thies san, president; Paul Greely, vice president: Keithel Smith, secre tary; Keithel Thiessen, treasurer. Pat Beal was named to three-year term as director. " SANDS c?TIME Thoro was something roman tic about most all tho trades in ths days this steel narav-ina-was made. Sure. I know a bugay wasn't as slick as a car but It wasn't as IMPER SONAL either! The horse power that drove surreys was HORSE power ... the folks who fixed YOUR wagon were your friends. Yes, I guess we are pretty old-fashioned down at our place. We fust hope you like to know the fellow who fixes your shoes ... know him weQ enough to find out that he pays particular attention to each and every Job. Just the way they did in the good old days! SILVERTON, Dec. 20 Sixteen i new Cubs were registered and I junior boys enrolled in Ptsck 6 Marion County Circuit Judge ; its initiatory t ei emony and party, E. M. Page ruled Monday that his , at the Eugene Field auditorium court has no jurisdiction over the Friday. matter of a suit between The Pa- Cubs registered were Wallace cific Telephone and Telegraph pfaff. David Aimquist. Franklin company and Public Utilities Haugen, David Ov.cn, George Jas Commissioner George H. Flagg. ' per, Robert VanCleave, Darrell Mc The judges sustained Flagg's Clure, James Ru.-sell, Norman Cu demurrer on the grounds that his no. Waller Be:"- lev. Pnnald Copple. court has no jurisdiction and that Robert Vetter, Don Rose, Richard Radiomen Open Shop; Feature , at 1 elevision sets the complaint does not state suf ficient facts for a cause of action. Judge Pag heard arguments on the demurrer December 6. The juit seeks authorization of the court to include in the Pacific company's budget a payment to the American Telephone and Tel egraph company for services ren- : dered. j Flagg recently rejected the item ; on the grounds tne payments Johron, Gary McDonald and Ste phen Paup. Junior boys are Roger Schwab, Gene Peron, Dennis Morgan, Lan ny Alcantra, Gerald Thompson and Alvin Rowe. The initiatory exercises was an Indian pow-pow with Harry Vet ter, master of ceremonies. After the initiation ceremony, M. B. Ford, district Scout commissioner, presented Den mothers' registra tion badges and pins to Mrs. Grace should be based cn actual services rather than on a contract basis. ' O. Wilch, Mrs. O. E Russell and The utilities commission in its de- Mrs. Anges J. Haugen, new enrol murrer contended that the com- led Den mothers in Pack 61. pany should first exhaust its pro-; Ford also conducted graduation cedure before the PUC before go- ceremonies at w hich four clubs were promoted, presented with cer- Lng to the courts. While Portlanders caught their first glance at tele iion over the week-end. Salem resident found that they could keep abreast of developments with the opening of the Marr Radio show at 2140 S. Commercial st. The shop, owned by Bill Marr, opened Saturday with four commercial type televi sion receivers. At the same time, announcement was made that television installa tion and maintenance will be han dled by LeRoy Baker, former Sa lem resident, who returned to Sa lem from Sacramento. Baker has hr.d 30 years of high frequency radio experience and has-been do ing tclc i icii work in Sacramen to since the war. Marr i a four-year navy vet eran who was a radar and radio technuial and has had a small For A Roof OF Enduring Beanly AND Disiinciion ASK FOR radio repair; shop here since his tificates and escorted by C ibmas- dichaige. i ter Vetter to the local Scout 1 roups Marr reported picking up the including Glen Carton to Scout- SMtle telecasts over the week 1 master C. E. Marco. Troon 52 P.h end. but said the images were ; Bradley to Scoutmaster Ted Bu- rian. Troop 77, and Leslie and Marley Elling to Scoutmaster Char les Davis. Troop 61. Later a Christmas party was held. sporadic and poorly formed. How ever, this indicates that Salem will have good video reception from Portland when telecasts start theiej next March, he said. i ' Kris Kr ingle is in every picture at Burke's Christmas Camera Shop No place can hold a Christmas candle to so fine a collection of Christmas cameras I OR A GIFT: I-i lino Companion 8 nun movie camera 1 OR A GIFT: Filnio Sportster 8 mm movie camera FOR A GIFT: Filnio Turret 8 mm movie camera, F 2.5 lens FOR A GIFT: Filmo Anto 8 mm movie camera FOR A GIFT: Filmo Auto Load 16 mm movie camera FOR YOU: All the fin gifts listed here plus hundreds more youll have to see at Burke's Christmas Camera Shop. SHINGLES AT YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY DEALER Weaver, Kiggins Return to Posts Salem policemen Leland Weaver and Hobart Kiggins, reinstated as members of the force by the civil .service commission last Wednes day, returned to their jobs Mon day. Kiggins is reassigned to the de tective force and Weaver to a south end patrol car. The men were discharged in No vember for alleeed political acti vity. Weaver was formerly on the truffic enforcement detail. z New York and Michiean lead in the commercial production of rssp benies in the United States. 9:30 - it A wrmm s -1 V Hade with The Pike's Ice Cream Boiled in Hacaroon Cocoannl been wjniing for ChritmJ Other special Christmas ice cream Pistachio in bulk, Christmas tree center and bell center bricks and cran berry sherbet. tfhe Pike 138 So. Liberty Phone 3-6828 The round ball male Here just ihe desse" ou e nariKri. and to ervc on ChriMm day o inooh. f,nc-f Uvorcd .sn.lls l Crcan,. and hbcr.lU garn- ,shcd .h .-cc,. rich ccxoanu, and orPcd .h green he Cream Holly and berrie, he der you ,e dreamed of. arul -hen rved in a darkened room with l.ghud ndlcs. it is a real ensation. Six Chrtsrmss Srow BsHs. packed n mowt prod canon tomplcte 'b OOilics and red Candles.. Rickey School Sets Christmas Program FOUR CORNERS. Dec. 20-The Rn ki y s hool Christmas program wfft be held at the school Tuesday nifeht at 8 o'clock despite exten sie illness among the student body, it was announced today. On Wednesday afternoon a chil dren's Christmas party will be held at the school. A movie will be included in the afternoon's en tertainment program. i tff npra If I Hear Gene Tunnev's Favorite Story kThree Alusketeers"' ELECTRICAL APPLIAIICES $53.25 General Electric Vacuum Cleaner Of the 13 species of rattlesnakes which inhabit the United States, 10 can be found in the Southwest. KSLIYl-KGVJ PrtmntJ by PORTLAND GENERA1 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY Pop-Up Toaslers $14.95 $16.70 $18.95 $21.95 $22.95 Electric Irons . $4.98 . $7.95 $10.95 $12.95 $14.95 Nslson O. E. SUndsrd Prsctor Rtd. T I T I I INSUIANCI T S U I I t I $ C I o w s w w w m mm wmr A full rimcTin Your "T and T" title insurance policy jniflnh fully against loss of your property from errors in the official records covering thi property before you bought it. 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