The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1941, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1941 PAGE THREE Auxiliary Elects State Officers Mi. Aililli- Hnmti, of ileiul, wan rhiiwii rhiiiluln ( Ihe Oii'Kun le purl incut, V. K. W. IuiIIi-k uuxlUiiry ul elect Inn lii'lil Hits nmiiiliiK In the llmil IiUiIiii-kh w islcin nl Hie (imvi-nlliin, 'rtiU In Mm, IIiiiwii'k f 1 i I ili'pni 'Intent of Hi f. I.lsl of iiIIIivin In: Mm. Kthel Kirk, of Seaside, )H'kIiIi iiI Mih. Killth Mnilil, S.ilnil, M iilnr vIit 5nvlilriil; Mm. 1 1 1 it Knitter, 'iirlliinil,' liinlor vice iicailciil; Mm. Mui-y Wyniuii, I'm ll.iml, sec li'luiy; Mm. huni-en Knlkie.ky, I'ullluiiil, IliliMllvr; Mm. Ailille llnmn, llenil. iiailnln; Mm. dimly Wyiftinl, Anuria, comtuc tivaa; Mm. Kluic Zlinineiimin, 1'iiilliinil. Kuiinl. Mm. U'otii lluriliiu, Mm. ;ert rmli ly, Mm. Ann ('ruin uml Mm. Sin Ktr, nil of I'orllund, roliir hearers: Mm. Vi-rhn Shiili, SeuMile, fluK hearer: Mm. Alma Klernt, Kllveiton, Iwnner lienrer; Mm. Dio WIiiiIiih. roriliinil, rhlcl nf stall: Mm. I'yrcnu T.innli-r, 1'ortliilnl. nuiklrlan. Inmullallon ceremnnles were hi'lil mily thin afli rniKin In the ninvrnllon imi'llnir mm m the Klk hull, with Mm. CniiKUcIn I 'rii 1 1 lc'iie, p.iM iiallonal presl ili llf. of Kucruineiilu, I'allf., 0 In KlalllnK ollicer. Iliiiiln I took of pn-NO clippings, ilenlk'niil und executed hy Mm. Mai li' I'uyiie. puhllilty chulrman, liii'lviil hi.niu utile mriillon In Klllle Willi' ruinpelllliin. With ihi election uml Initulla tlon of offiifii, work of huslnes wikIdiik of I hi' c-onvrntlon con cludiil, uml incmlier ( rit I In- af li'iniMin pii'puiliiK fur l hi' final festivities IoiiIkIiI. 1941 Encampment The 21st annual encnmpmenl of the Oregon di purtment of the Vet emus of Foreign Warn was near- Ing Its end today, after four days of biisini'Ns. festivities and fun. Spotlighted by Ihe presence of several iltnlngtilshcd guests, Ihe encampment was irnnnunred one of "the Ix'sl ever", by many of the I delegates w ho were in llcnd. Kli-ctlon of olflivm for Ihe com- Ing year was lo he held this after noon at Ihe last business session ol the convention. The business meeting this morn ing was taken up with commlttee li'pnrts, nnd besides Ihe election,! this afternoon the delegates wound ; up the department business for I another year. . . , , A department council of admin'" Islratlon meeting will lie held, and from there on Ihe rest of Ihe day will he devoted lo fun and the gen eral releasing of high spirits. At 9 o'clock there will be nn open air Jitney dunce on Ihe ten nis courts across from Ihe Dug Out, which will tie os-n till even ing, with entertainment by Monle liiiMiks und his floor show. Clearing of Road Will Start Soon Surveying ami clearing has been completed on the re routing of the Kedmond Powell Butte road's con nection with Ihe Ochoco highway. County lloudmusler Oeorge McAI ljster announced today. The re routing is necessary before work ran be continued on Ihe llr-dmond airport, McAllister explained. The county moved a caterpillar tractor and a bulldozer In yester day, and work on the road Is ex pected lo lie completed within a nhftrt time, according lo the road official. A tractor was moved Into the lxiwcr Bridge road today, and work Is expected to get underway on that project Mondny, officials said. TIIKF.K Dl K IN FIRE Sharon, Pa.. June 21 mi-Mrs. Pearl Doyle and her daughters, Nora Mae, 9, and Betty Jane, S, died in the fire which di-stroyed their farm house near here today. eivioco auoarr mjim availasls The New Colony Parttrn FOSTORIA GLASSWARE Exclusive In Bend t A. T. NIEBERGALL JEWELER Nnt u c.plul TkMira Phonr 148-R YOUR ALL-YEAR GIFT STORE .GLASSES Don't Suffer Prom Outmoded Glasses! Come In for Free Examination Dr.M.B. McKenney OPTOMETRIST OffkMi F4 f OrtffMi At. PIwm 441-W "I Wanted Rcrnr fnim the newest plrlure nt the air service "I Wanted Wings," starring ay Mllaml, William Hidden, Wayne Morris and Veronica Ijike. HilUaMIIMMi4ii:tiraitM tt. .. itt.. VlltllUT VVltn V lalllllg VV lUl Dacorationt on Haadqaar Fad With Military Order of Coolies . . . Mrs. Irii Fitigerald Believes Band Hat Changed a Lot . . . Salem'i Clown Band Entertaint in Downtown Storet. Some of the Cooties - still refer ring lo Ihe fun organisation of the V. V. W.- aren't content with their pretty red caps us Is - they huve to diTorute Ihem still further Wit ness Krank Klcxt, of Kllvetlon, who stuck a large cream und black tin hug on the Iront of his cap, u canary on the left hund side, und on the right peak a tiny wixxk-n bird, with a hole In its bark for a Candle. Ij-w iM-verirks. also of Sll verton, adorned Ihe outside of his heud gear with a miniature stop und go sign, and above It a large, reclining glasshoppcr. Some stuff! Their wives, not to lie outdone, each sKirted a small hud vase with a single flower on Ihelr cost lllM'lS. o Demi has changisd quite a bit In Ihe wst few years. In Ihe opinion of Mm. Iris Kllgerald, ol Port land. Mm. Kltgerald is spending au ner time wtien not in tne con-: ment. ventlon sessions searching for old I And where was Lena? She spent friends- people she knew In the , a cozy night on the high school early days of Ilend's history, when porch, gaing softly and mcdi she and her family lived here. Her lallvely with her one eye al the lamer was one of c entral Ore-: lawns, across Ihe tennis courts lo gon's pioneers, and Mm. Kilzger-, ward the police station. And this aid remembers well the days when j there wasn't a paved street In the city! Then again there's thai clown band from Salem, whose members truck all ovur town in their pris oner's stripes, with paint glori ously splashed over their faces, j Yesterday uflernoon they decided I lo brighten the lives of Bend si Along with the V. F. w.. Ihe 'day night the drilling events and working people, so for about an staff members nt KBND think i contests at the stadium were hour Ihey marched in downtown j thul this has been Ihelr week to broadcast after they turned on stores and serenaded the Inluihi-1 howl! Furthermore, Ihey believe the lights nnd were able to get tants. j that they've done their part In j power. National Commander J. C. helping to put over the conven-: Menendez had his voice wafted The unidentified woman dele-j lion. For in the past three days over the air waves by remote con gate from Portland didn't realle 'he station has put on four remote trol when he spoke to the gather she was talking to a newspaper i ronlro1 bronrtru!"s- covering the; Ing Friday afternoon The series H,W, ,,., V , , ,.' ,. .high spots of the annual encamp- concluded Friday night, when Gov. reported w hen she said. 1 ve fall- m,.n, char,ps A Spra spccch a, ,e en in love with Bend. Your city Is I Kirst of the series was heard ' convention banquet was put on the small sicd town of my dreams Thursday afternoon, when music I the air. Don't Neglect Your Home's-Interior The Deschutes Federal Plan WHEN YOU ARRANGE to haVo .the Des chutes Federal build and finance your home you don't ahve to spend extra money for in terior decoration. The Deschutes Federal Plan takes that into consideration and it is includ ed in the estimate of expenses. Find out more about this Plan stop in at our office or ar range to have us call on you at your home or office. Do it now! A Sound Investment . A home of your own ii the loundeit in vestmant that you can male. This local Inttitution will gladly help you and rates re LOW! Deschutes Federal Savings & Loan Association Wall & Oregon Locally Owned Government Supervised Bend, Ore.- Wings" Tr I thp VPfPrlriC UlC V L.LL.I Ufla. - the one I've always wanted lo live In." She paused a moment, then, "It must lie nice to walk down the xtn-el and have everyone you we , siieak to you. and you be able to llil.-nlirv lh,.m Anil lh..u tww.fili. ; here a, a different kind froVn! inose in ine vauey. i nese ure nice. friendly, casual folk. Oh. I'm In love with Ik-nd and av sixm I hope to live her.'!" Thus the dc "Oh. we're so-oo-o mad." Thus the Salem deleeates from onst Kfil i this morning." SomHltn,. In Ihe i ....... ii i j..i. i dyed villains absconded with , Lciipln' Lena, jallopy pride of the' valley pc. Ihe multi-colored. 1 four -whet-led mascot with the erratic roll, whieh has h,-n one nf Ihe prize feiitutvs of the enramp- morning, when Marguerite Kier nan, office girl ut the high school, came to work, thrre was Lena, quite composed, uncomplaining, but lonely, poor dear. She was returned to the bosom of the! Sulcmilcs this morning, and once! again can raise her batten-d head. bloody but unbowed. DimCCTWtS C. J. I.IMIH D. II. rEOft.ES II. A. Mlt.t.F.H W: O. I'KAK CAKI. B. ERK-KSON CKO. P. novs FRANK R. PR1NC1 R. W. SAWYER II. H. DARMOND Any Director Will Gladly Explain the Advantage! of This Association Leora Andrew On Campus of IliL'h fMiint fif this vrurH 4 II Huh summer school in Corvalliti .,.. ..I..V..I.. ,.....i.l ,.r l. formal parly, arconlliiK to l'oiu Androw wlnm r of The liullflin chularshlp, anil liulli-lin corn' NKiiiili iil duiinif the M'HhIoii. She Ik the hi. (l iiiuhier of on'h""Tumah, Mm. Vida Andrew. dint rid "ll'ii really awfully hard to nay exactly what whh het or rnont fun down at Coivallix, Ix-euuse every thing wan ko wonderful!" Khe x rlalmeil. Khe' veiy proud of her .uu f, ..,.! ...i.iiiiu i u,.,1, i.uiior. i,i,. ...,i i ;. ..l,.!, I tviix, ii I fiiiuo I (;nrH- iir nuiir ' mer Kfh'Kil, I still might not know how to turn a button hole neatly." explained the pretty young blonde. A typical day for one of the girl delegates begun al 6:30, when the hour before breakfast was spent ! in doing a dully chore and in I cleaning her room. The girls lived In three of Ihe fraternity houses ,.i ri.0,.n ,, .n,. ,i Ij-nra was greatly Impressed by Ihe factthal shed probably never Hi:, In lrihnl.il n rrw.m in the if,m!l 1 l'hi Kpsilon housi' fl-.m m. did and when, hm ea.h d.-.v ,1, - schedule was posti" explained Ihe young delegate. In Ihe cook- Ing classes, held in the home econ- omies building, the girls learned how to can fruit, "to keep the most vitamins and flavor in," and , jivnr in hiui how to bake practically every known variety of cake. In all these ......... ,.. .., classes tney were scored on their; work, and Ihe group making the highest score was treated with ice "earn at the final assembly, held I nUfSllaV afternoon. According to Leora. these daily ' v'n. 'hough educational, were JT,hn ILiliZ' im rest on these programs went spoke to I hem nn.irsembl v spoKe to tnem n-cently. Assembly wa followed hy county meetings f all groups, to discuss their part he summer school to plan for radio Drovrams. and lo eomnare n"'s on progress. A,,,'r 4M P m. sometimes 3 30-activities were Ihe order of "h"" ay. when Ihe youngsters changlHl Into SKrt clothes and engaged in athletic pursuits. The Deschutes hunch were per- milled to go swimming on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday after noons, and according to Leora, "that was just about as much fun as nnything." One of the 411 clubs had brought along a puppet show, which kept ihe youngsters amazed and amused. On the last day of : tne summer school, the puppet of the clown band from Salem. which was marchine alone Wall ' street to serenade the populace. I :was picked up by remote control and broadcast to the city. Thurs- Doesn't FRANK PRINCE Secretary-Treasurer C'lass.-s started at 8:30, con- e top expt-nence mis onuo s 0th(.r present were: Mr. "n"y m,e on 'lulnguntU 11:.I0. "There wasn't iev" h'" JlTiTh'V hi", i .and Mrs. Lloyd Barnett, Mr. and','ral va ley project any s.t Ncheilule alH)ut what we' ,.Wn,'n1 askeJ what h-r 'mme: Mrs Charles Whitman, Mr and from Crand Cou1- (7 MsssssssssssssssssssssssssVHsssssssslsssstlWH Tells of Life Sfafe College eers removed the rurl;.liiK from " miniature siaite, Klvlnif their ' HUilH-nrH a rnurv IO W now , mailoni'llM arr workMl. I "wn f very nlRhl wa the ' fun fortnight!'"'':' '"JIT!,.!! i KroupM. r inui nifciit oi ine scnooi, ! 'our parties were going ,ifii,,M, uu,mt-, ni, Hiiuiiiwi nlng at the grange nail in lieu oi 1 r u-i, itwn mj, iianuL- mi dan, a parly for the oliler dele- , regular meeting Ladies atend- -ra"on Women'! club cnnven-1 Salem, over the North Santlnm. gati'K, and a party for Ihe younger (nf are ashni to bring cookie l""n whlch wa" held at Corvalliii iH came here directly from Port orieH, ho that everyone could pick jvfrn. H. J. Walker Mm. K. w! I'be previoua week. ! land, where he attended the funer- hiH let kind of entertainment. I potnam anil Mina Wllla Shaver I Nancy Scott l employed at Ihe j al of Senator Walter E. Pearson U-ora went to Ihe party for the t ones, nnn imm ner exprex - Kion of heer Joy o he remln h aving, exoeciallv for two of "T. ",' "",, ?un,y y.ou" , ladies, wasn't nearly so much fun j as arriving, aald 1-eora. Even ' Z1"?1!'0'0"'-" they each had to do, seemed pretty nice, when it came to saying good nice, wnen li came m saying gooa - bye to new friends, and realizing :" a" over for another year. I "' b'"l ' a" honestly say that ') never had so much ifun In my '. Or teamed SO mucn In SUCn a thp lop xpt.rienr this ohild'i nnwir iiiikt, mitr vtllliru. a. vu .. ever hail w she ennetliHeH itllale plans were. Uora grinned wearily, Tin going home f" s":arMi' ' Mr and yn Bob ,0 un" 8unday! iHanneman Mr. and Mm. Frank T Jeff KltcnSfl Member nf ll.lu.nllu fitmin .!:.:!Ly7,.u'l.r. . . i. I " " nl T. Vu3.m wu : ?"J"nhj" i""1"? memhee nf ihe nreonn rr ,- ,7; ' .",. son of Mr and . M x Kitchen 69 Portland A. C. Kltcnen. bJ I oniano ' . . . .... .. . .. ' and interprets Information on!wnere 8"e will act as tne voting , a" '"f?" .."oV"" delegate from Tumalo grange. No. f aludents desiring to know . -,,,, n, H C- Staple, U the Deschutes county , e -,h. 11i-.i, Ex-student body vice-president, l In the public speaking contest, the John Cavanagh. will tour the state subject of which is "Safety on the during the summer showing col-1 Highway." Lee plans to spend ored moving pictures of life at the only one day at the session. Eugene school. A prominent pub- Mr. and Mrs. Milo Seems who : lie speaker, he will replace Fed- came out here recently from Kan eration Director Roy N. Vern- sas are living in the old Bullard slrom. who has served for two. house in Tumalo and Seems is) veam. Vernslrom will enter the: working for J. R. Cowan. '" S 'ng 1 - "e uiiiiiRri iiuwi,iK vyi information service of the federal I Saturday evening shortly before government. He Is a brother of dark passersby were surprised to Walter Vernstrom, formerly on i see a doe calmy grazing in Dewey ; The Bulletin staff. i C rum's alfalfa field which is along Local high school graduates are the highway north of Tumalo. asked to contact Kitchen andl E. W. Putnam is just complet Staples, Ing a large cistern on his place j Wh HEN A. B. C. AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS a Tumalo Tumalo, June 21 - - fSpwIall- Olc ( ;ruU wan re elected director of I he Tumalo school district for, a IhnM. venr term nf the nnnuul ,hool meeting held Monday eve - . n , Tumnln Un f'nm Sm. Kin wa, reUvti-i cli-rk of thf ilin- ,ri,., for ,,, coming year. The Ihe .mail group pre.nt. i A xoclal evenlnir will be held bv 1 ,h Kta grang 'Iriday 'tve hav rhar((, , the entertainment , anH ,,,,,..,. , th. p t n3m.m h,m , "Z, " .7." -L ..'.l.Z x,""". : Kenno. daughter of Mm. Anna x,M p' t itanne an ba mM i b o f to GimianWL.nS Tta ? ceremony was performed at 3 o'clock by , rid(,rY;it.n n Massev of thaChureh .Trtf Mn a gMhrring of ;,i..JIJJ. ti..i.;j. i a bejjP colored afternoon dress of f,a, attendants were 0V um i w Roenott kpAtk. ; "7"Jl "f ' " r - . S'"' uJZZ Jennings and son. Billie. and Mr. 'and Mrs. Dewey Crum. A racep - tlon was held for the newlv mar- irled couule Saturdav evenine and , ll,le' ' I"'I ceremony who were present were: ceremony wno were preseni were: Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Haynes. Mr. j k . - : l 1 1 . f Mrs. Gail Haynes. and L. L. Lessman. The Clllllands 1U make , I Arm U A Qmiiilii immi,9nlurf 631. at the state grange session be- ing held there this week. Lee I went over a. representative from ' this Dart of the state to Dartlclrjate 1 Highway j. y Advertising is News too people are given helpful information about merchandise which they want and where it can be obtained, the result is good news for the reader and profitable, advertising for the mer chants. This newspaper offers the most effective method for business men to tell the news about their merchandise and service to the families in this community. The extent of this effectiveness de pends, of course, upon our circulation. Not necessarily how large, but where, how obtained and other facts that the advertiser has a right to know when he spends money for advertising. To give our advertisers this information we be long to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, a national, cooperative association of 2000 publishers, advertisers and advertising agencies. The Bureau was organized in 1914 and its purpose is to furnish adver- The Bend Bulletin Central Oregon's Most Widely Read Newspaper This newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations Oh request we shall gladly furnish a copy of our latest A. B.C. report. preparatory to Installing a bath room In nil home. M E. M Wrlpil lift returned ,me after having visited a wwk at Forest firove with her son. I'll Ul, and his Wife. ' Tumalo T 1 1 II f urn Study club i"" held tn June afternoon, June 10, at the home of Mm. Martha Rider at whirh time rlub bunlneii for the year was t?2,!ZZ Z i r.v ng.., j ; "dever, .Ur, ihu',''!"1kf.B E",m"' """. -" nran.T .working for the forest service thla week. Mr. and Mm. E. W. Putnam and iMr-.""l.il.'' !and children, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J' Wate PlcnlcW " Sulll,! l,ke ' S?"" he ,ook helr boat along. i mMr' 1 "rr Mary Ellen Putnam sang over ' played her harmonica when the I Deschutes delegation to the 4-H 'ummer school went on the air Monday 'venln. "r. una rnr. lon nrooK vis Ilea at the T. W. Vandevert home re- cntly while on thHr way to Cen I, leal tallev nrnluH In fallfirtila Coulee where they have been located. Mrs. Brooks. blfor h"r mala,' la' year' was i Miss Betty Callow, and is a niece I ot . YnV" u u i l Alvin Keyle, who has been em-' P'oyea oninec.mii Anaerson suffered a alone bruise on l,h T "TSi ,rtT? !" ,? .'' body . at he nas oeen iaia up at tne nome oi nis mother In Bend for some time. j Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Crecelins, 1 who live on the Fred Adams place, . had friends visiting them from One-balf of the timber volume the United States is In the Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 Wall Straat Eveningi by Appolirrmanf 1M-M O Your Feet O Dr. R. L Dallin rklra4lrt TM SpMbHrt Frw EulttAls t. O'kuM BU. tisers with verified information about the circulation of the publisher members. The Bureau hasastaffofskilledauditors who make an annual audit of the circula tion records of each publisher member. This audited information is then issued in A. B. C. reports which show how many copies of a newspaper are printed, where they go, how the circulation is secured and many other facts advertisers should know. This newspaper therefore not only offers advertisers a good way to get their news to the right people in the com munity but also provides protection for advertising investments by giving audited circulation figures. FACTS AS A MEASURE OF MORE ABOUT Defense Plans (Continued From Page Otie) You will he needi'd In civilian defenxe," Ihe governor finally con ceded, lie it reused the part vet' ! 'PS? Can 'fT . """" , civilian morale in any emergency. lmmy following the ball. i V"?? "'"rnoon. -i i,fi mat tne xiaie nan lout a fine public aervant." governor Kprague said in paying tribute to Senator Pearson, at the opening of his address. Present for the 299 people. banquet were DOUTHiTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE GOOD FOOD Also Electrical Add) lances and 8 porta Kqulpment SIMPSON Offers DECORATING Ask as for free esti mate on your decorat ing work. We can do a perfect Job for leas. SIMPSON Paint Store 125 Oregon Phone 21 0 m ADVERTISING VALUE TsV M LI a' V