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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
I r 1 4 1 TEAMSTERS PICNIC SET The annual teamsters union, Salem local 324, picnic is expected to attract "about 2,000 members, friends and their families-to Para dise island Sunday, beginning about 10 a.m. Games; are sched uled for both grownups and kid dies, i'ood and refreshments will be provided by -the union. j Johns - Man vine shingles applied by Ma this Bros., 164 S. Coml Free estimates Pb 84641 HEIDT TICKETS PN SALE - Tickets for the , Horace Heidt band's talent show to be given herd August 5 have been placed on sale irt the lobby! of Ladd& . Bush Salem branch ff U. S. Na tional bank here. ' The show is sponsored by the Marion county polio chapter. . ' Vnd news! rh Peerless Bakery Fountain Lunch now serves deli- vtuw wounsr t PLANE CHARTERED '.. Salem Chamber of Commerce reported Wednesday that ,local citizens are chartering a spscial plane to fly to Joseph, Ore., July 29-30 for the Chief Joseph days celebration. Others interested in going on the plane may make res ervations at the chamber office. -i Custom built , upholstered settee or built-lns for your hornet Beaver craft Co., 775 N. Lancaster Dr. Ph. 3-9414. CHIN-UPPERS SET TRIP Members of the Salem' Chin-Up club and friends will leave Salem by chartered bus Sunday for New port where they will have a no host I dinner and outing. The bus - will leave the Trailways bus depot at 8 a on. All persons wishing to take 1 the trip may telephone Leon Fiscus at 3-5285. ; Locker beef special. Limited sup ply. 43c lb. Eastern Oregon Here- fords. Lean, young & tender. Don't pass, up this opportunity, it may be a long time before we can repeat it for you. Randall's Fine Meats, 1288 State St., Salem, ph. 3-6489. LEBOLD FILES TRADE NAME 1 wiiiiam ieDoia, zoo . iotn. st, Wednesday filed the business name "The Cone" with , the Mar-j ion county clerk. Carol L. Capps filed a notice of retirement from the ' business which is at Fouii Corners. - I : j Spencer corse tiered Fit guaranteed Ph. 35072. . : - - CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED Construction of a S6.250 . home at. 1620 'West way by C. F. Kara Warauthorized Wednesday by. the dry engineer's office. Permits for alternations to homes were issued tt Dr. C S.' Campbell, 1970 Vir ginia st, $7,000, and to W. T. Brinkley, 1218 Franklin st, $2,500. f load oiling ph. 2-4151 eves. 3-5769 Special Deluxe model, 1950 8.6 cu. f$. refrigerator with 35-lb. freezer bjy . Kelvinator, the world's oldest roanuiacturer oi eiecinc xemger sitors. Reg. . $269.95, now only $229.95. Limited quantity. Ralph Johnson Appliances. 355 Center. 1 -.'.-.- ' - CIVIL SERVICE JOBS TOLD Examinations for U. S. civil service positions as .occupational therapist, physical therapist, ware House a examiner (cotton) and pharmacist were announced Wed nesday. Further information is available at the Salem postoffice TOWNSEND MEET SET p Townsend club 16 will meet Thursday night with Mrs. Anna Arnold, 2256 Ford st pr. R. Pinson, Chiropodist, foot are, Oregon Bldg. Phone 20704. CHEMEKETANS PLAN TRIP Members of the Salem Chemek- tta club will hike to the top of Table rock, east of Salem," Sun day. Persons interested are re quested to register at Greenbaum's Jtore, 240 , N. Commercial st., starting point for the trip. The group will leave at 6:30 ajn. Young beef, cut ready for your Jocker, 49c lb. C. S. Orwig, 4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128. jB jersey and Guernsey cows, fresh jor fresh soon. Double tested, gen tle G. Cree, Mill City. Ph. 924. DEFENSE DIRECTOR IN TALK Oregon's civilian defense pro gram will be explained by Jack A. Hayes, director of the program, at a Salem Lions club luncheon this noon at the Marion hotel. Hayes is a deputy state fire mar shaL Air-Steamship tickets anywhere Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St. Landscaping and designing. No job too large or too small. F. A. Doer fler and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322. ' J, Hearing aid batteries all make: also exce, recond. hearing aids, guarantee! $35 and up. Beltonje Hsarlns Srtri ?7a flreBftn RlHi IIELDON CO. FILES Don R. Castillo, 350 Chemeketa t.,1 Wednesday filed the name "Heldon Co. for a Salem busi ness described as upholstering and slip-cpver manufacturing. It was entered - at the Marion county clerk's office. J For sale by Owner: 1949 Deluxe Kaiser sedan, just like new. Pn. 3-8287. . : - BUSINESS NAME TOLD j W. B. Kimmel, Salem route f, box 291-B, filed an assumed busi ness name certificate with 'the Marion county clerk Wednesday. to do business under his given name as a homebuilding contract or. I Insist on, and enjoy Better Cabi net work by the Beavercraft Cab inet & Fixture Shop, 775 N. Lan caster (Drive, "phone 3-9414. It costs no more. , Vanity Box Beauty Shop, 11328 State now under new ownership of Maxine Dunlap. Opening special machine & machineless pennan ents $5.00 and up. Fine, Sentence Meted Out In Pinball Case Kenneth A. Tracy was fined $350 here Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to making cash payoffs on a pinball machine at his tavern at 1897 S. 12th st ' Tracy also received a suspend' ed 30-day jail sentence as did Melvin Hagedorn, 2675 S. Sum mer st, bartender at Tracrs tav era. Hagedorn also pleaded guilty in the Marion county circuit court action.. . . ,.- ' The men were arrested Monday by deputy sheriffs who declared they were paid-in cash after win ning on the pinball machine. The gaming device was seized and tagged as property of the Willam ette Amusement company. . . Divorce Suit Follo ws Bogus Check Charge Dorothy Cox Wednesday filed suit for divorce from Harvey Cox in Marion county circuit court. The Brooks couple was bound over to the grand jury here Mon day on - charges of passmg bogus check at a local bank. Mrs. Cox alleged cruel and in human treatment in the divorce complaint which stated the couple was married at Vancouver, Wash, May 8. J MRS. KING WINS HONOR Mrs. Marjorie King, graduate student at Willamette university, made a perfect grade average this spring, receiving the only straight A record in the graduate school, it was announced by Harold Jory, registrar. Mrs. King, who makes her home in Salem, is majoring in education. Picking over for this season. Our thanks to everyone who helped us, Everyone invited back next year. Carlton Orchards, Skyline Road. WRIST WATCH GONE ' Larceny of a $65 wrist watch from the Harry W. Scott bicycle shop, 147 S. Commercial st., was reported Wednesday to city police officers. The watch was owned by David Scott, 463 N. Front 'st Drawing house plans. Ph. 3-9621. J4va;6ngltty,i)otrit9 Top Fred M. Bock Services Set - ''W X'' - - i t H: x . - m - . x - 1th W t ! it ' - - ' i s 7' " ?x1 . 'v' r '' v N v-x T1 Working hirh on the steeple Is Earl Saiser aa he readies one of. St 'Marks Lutheran church's steeples for new shingles. The entire church is being re-shingled along with ether repair work, st Marks, located on Church street between Chemeketa and Center streets, la the only church In Salem with two steeples. (Statesman photo.) Charges Filed In Scotts Mills Pinball Case A pinball machine was confis cated fro mthe Scotts Mills coffee shop by Marion county sheriffs deputies Friday, and the cafe's proprietors were cited on charges of promoting a lottery. Mrs. Nellie Shanks and Mrs, Corwin Logue, both of Scotts Mills, were ordered to appear in district court here this afternoon. Deputies said they received a cash payoff after winning on the pinball ma chine, t More than 66 per cent of the enlisted men in the U. S. army In the Far East Command, who be came eligible in 1949, re-enlisted or extended their overseas tours. Friday Services for' Fred M. Bock. 82. iormer saiem resident will.be Fri aay at zao p. m. at the A. J. Rose and Son mortuary, Portland. Inter ment will be at Lone Fir ceme tery, there. . '. Bock died Tuesday at Portland where he lived since leaving Sa lem about 7 years ago. He was a butcher here for many years. He formerly lived at LaGrande where he was a charter member of the Elks lodge. Surviving are the widow, Ma mie, at Portland, and two sons, Fred and CarL both of Spokane, Wash. John Templeton Named Chairman Of Junior Demos John Templeton was elected chairman of the Salem junior democrats Wednesday night at i meeting of about 40 club m,em bers at 182 N. Commercial st Other officers named were Barbara Goodman, vice-chair man; Stanley Sayles, treasurer; and William Wentzler, secretary. The club announced plans to hold a picnic July 23 at Cham' poeg state park and a dance Aug ust 18 at Mayflower hall in Salem. 3 Cioppino Cravers do ill i, ASK for light, drt &CMEBSEH O "50 Atm It, Son ProiKkc Births i KNpKE To Mr. and Mrs. John K.noke, 3237 Beacon St., a Bon, Tuesday, July 11, at Salem Gen eral hospital. I WHALET jTo Mr. and Mrs. Wade Whaley, Independence, a son, Tuesday! July' 11, at Silem General hospital. ! APILADO To Mr. and Mrs. Filimino C. Apilado, 295 Lancaster d-., daughter, Wednesday, 'July 12,. at Salem General hospital. I RAGSDALE To Mr. and Mrs. Lenthel Ragsdale, Mill City, a daughter, Wednesday, July 12, at Salem General hospital. ; GILBERT To Mr. and j! Mrs. . Thomas Gilbert Freewater, a son, -Wednesday, July 12, at Salem ' General hospital -. ) . IIUTCHESONTo Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hutcheson, AumsviDe, a son, Wednesday, July 12, at Salem Memorial hospitaL - t i How mild can a cigarette be? nonE PEOPLE sr:o:iECEiELS - fa any othsr cigarette! 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