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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1946)
PAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, M4 Starts Tomorrow at the Capitol Week Old Strike : Bites Deep Into I Nation's Economy ,! 1 Pittsburgh, Nov. 27 'tl- Supar ; rffinorii's and whiskoy distiller- U'S frit the pinch of tho coat shortage today and an official of U. S. Steel pirdictoi that some of that corpora! im's plants would he closed entirely if the walkout of 'IOO.(kH) soft coal miners con tinued much longer. The week old strike hit deep into the nations rooiiomv hut industrialists predicted that dras tic cut hacks in steel dopomlont industries would he annou icod shortly, possibly this week end. The Great Western Suimi Co. ! of Homer said it would close tire'y if the mine sti ik four of its host processing plants t.nucs. this week end and Sehenley Dis- The drastic cut in steel pro tillerios near Pittsburgh reported duct ion threatened early cuts in it might bo forced to suspend production of automobiles and operations because of a shortage other steel-dependent industries, of coal. j They w ore expected t y ho an Steel Hard Hit i no u need this week end. The steel industrv continued toi . Schools To C lose IS!S3?. .Am,,rloan Schools in Sharon. ' Fa., and its estimate of this weeks oner- LansiiiR, Mich., rxpoctoj tr close. JXGI i ating rate downward. Ihe latest senoc.s at ncnver, wala a:ia. estimate was bio per cent of ca- Wash., and Provo. L'ta'i aitv pacity, more than SO per cent he- have closed for lack of fuel. .lV- . -V;. -N.. ' i Veterans' Group Files Expenses I An account of election expenses and receipts was died yesterday with the county clerk liy A. C. , Uoodrich, seeivtary of the vet. emus' executive committee, list I inn four candidates w ho had made i contributions to a fund totaling anil visit other valley points tn- ! j.i!i..i. all ot winch was sin-nt tor lore ivlurmnc. on Monday. rol ler Spratiue, who has boon slalloned with the navy at Wash ington, l. C. arrived home Sun day to spend his terminal leave with his family, lie will to to I'ortlau.l In January for his dis charge. Mr. ami Mrs. .lack Vice left l-'rl-day to at lend the homcconiliik' name at Corvallis on .Niturd.iy that s..uti:kir !i T COLl'll Meouirc, in j cnc from then new iji --Rolvic HllI in.l WrodiT vHtllf.V -CJjll.'.', Jll.l rviviA new siviper advert isine. The followim; were listed as contributors: K. II. Crulckshank, candidate for cirv couunissiottci of Hend. $15; William J. ltaor, candidate for state representative from lVschules county, SIS: Mc Kay for .Indue club, on behalf of Duncan I McKay, candidate for county J urine. Slo: iloiald W. Mo Cann, candidate fiir city commis sioner of Hend, SI..U). cm- cent I i e cut in power outnut effee Oecembcr T, w hen it will have only 10 days' supply of i lea. Bend Area Gets low last weeks output. States of emorwncv have boon Irvine S. Olds, chairman of the proclaimed in I'tah", Kemuckv hoard of directors of the U. S. j and Maryland. Many other states Steel corporation, said the com- j reported fuel stocks at a danger pany's coal stocks were "almost ously low point, non existent'' and predicted that ! Tlie Cleveland Electric Illumin- some plants will be closed en- ating Co. announced a SO a.ly 1 I'1 all my travels m Crcf:Mi. 1 i never rode over a highway k:'V- if i Enjoy your THANKSGIVING DINNER with Ripe Olives Cream of Tomato Choice of Cocktails Tomato or Grapefruit Juice Relish Celery Soup US! Radishes Consomme-crutons Salad Fruit Gellatin - Whipped Cream ENTREES Roast Prime Rib of Beef au jus Baked Virginia Ham, candied sweet potatoes Roast Young Tom Turkey, dressing, cranberries Roast Leg of Pork, dressing, apple sauce Chip Special Steak - garniture Grilled Pork Chops on toast with apple sauce Whipped Potatoes Vegetable Hot Rolls Desserts Hot Mince Pumpkin Apple Pie or Ice Cream Coffee or Milk 1.50 ALLEN'S CAFE that did not reveal elonous scenes, whether in the tain forest of the coast, the Willamette val ley, the htiih mountains or the arid plateaus of the east' such is the tribute paid to this state perlnv Leo A. Borah in the current ' ..f .... v.,.; , mac.a.ine. in pivparinji me ar ticle. "Oreeon Kinds New Riches." Borah, member of the National Geographic editorial staff, made two visits to the state. When covering the state. Borah made one of his trips out fi-om Bend, covering 'the Bend-Burns-Lake-view triangle. Bend comes in for mention in the article, and two full-page pictures, in color, are devoted to this area. One picture is of the Bend sawmills and the other was taken in the Crooked river gorge, with the weird spires of the Smith rocks forming the background. Mast of the pictures used in illustrating the article were taken by Ray Atkeson. Portland photographer. Sawmills Noted "Two of the largest sawmills in the west are in Bend," Borah writes. "Despite its busy manu facturing, however, the town is a mecca for sportsmen and lovers of mountain scenery. From our windows in a f.ne old inn set in a garden of flowers we could see across the garden the still glory of the Three Sisters and a host of neighboring snow peaks." Lava buite of the Deschutes basin also comes in for attention. It was when Borah was on top of this butte. on his first trip to Oi-egon In May, 19-IS, that a sud den electric storm enveloped the old volcano. Hail and snow piled up to a depth of five inches. How ever, befote the storm closer! in. Borah was able to glimpse the western Cascades, and he refers in his article to "the matchless skyline of 14 snow peaks that glistens over Bend." Atkeson's pictures used in con nection with Borah's article are in a special section of the magazine labeled "Where Rolls the Oregon." Mrs. Barnett Service Pending l-'u:ier.il seiviccs were pei-d'-u: today for Sarah Kr.incra B.irnotf, a resilient of Hend for the past L';l years, who died this morning at the St. Charles hospital, fol lowing a lingering illness. She had been 1-edlast for the past six weeks, and alter having been re leased from the hospital, was re admitted 10 d:iys ago. Mrs. Harnett was born Jan. 2. 1SS.'. in Tainma. Wash. The Hun ily came here in the spring of lS'.'-VI. from Die Palles. ller tills band preceded her in death In 19211. She operated a beauty shop at her home at TStl Newport for a number of yeai-s. Surviving are two sons. Clair, of Hen.l. and Walter, of Orinda. Calif. She also leaves a :.stor. Mrs. James Wood, of Tacoma. Funeral services will be an nounced later. 8SS Wall Street .mm. Haul Splllm;in, Jr.. left Friday for Corvullis to attend the home coming name and visit friends for 1 this wivk. Ti e local church was (ille.l to I capacity for Ihe annual Thanks, giving services Sunday morning and ihe pot luck dinner Hint fol lowed al the school house. Mr. anil Mrs. Kiwi Worth and Ken neth ami Carol Worth, were new ' comers to the community who at ' tended. Those attending from I out of the community included ' Mr. and Mi's. Karl Thompson ni S Alfalfa. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. i Hitchcock of Henri. Mr. anri Mrs. William Hoegli ot I'llneville, Mr. 'and Mis. l'aol liriffith and Mrs. : Ponal.l I Ira hum all of Redmond Mrs. I Indian! had the pleasure : of talking to her husliand w ho s ; now In Tokyo, Japan, on Krlriay . evening and was expecting htm . to call again on Mond.iv evening. . He is employed by the I'hilcu Cor '. por.uion in Philadelphia ami was sent to .lapin last August for one year. ' Hill Pauls left Sunday for Ills , home In Salem after spending Ihe t' past month here with his broth ' ers Otto and Charles Pauls and families. Charles Hnynes w ho underwenl ; an appendicitis operation in the , I'lineville general hnspltd on : November 1. underwent an opera ; t'on last Monday for jM-rltonilis. He Is improving satislactorily at Hrs time. ; Shirley Will v.as an overnight guest Saturday of Poroihy .Mustek. Kriwlti Copclanri entertained al partv lwently honoring l-.l TAKKN TO SAI.K.M Don T. RolH-rtson, 20, w ho pleaded guilty Saturday in circuit court to a charge of larceny of nn automobile, was taken today to ,.,;, l.imi,,uist on ller birthdav. Salem to start serving a one-year (i Frldav evening she surprised sentence al the state penitentiary. ,lm wiih'a birthdav o.n-iv at his Deputy sheriff Harry Johnson ac-com-ianied the prisoner. Powell Butte home. I hose unending the Kir ties included Kri ami Norvln Brocket!. Hevelv Klssler. Carol Scott. Carolyn Musick. Klmer anri Koe McDaniel. Hruco I.lnilquist Towel! Butte. Nov. 2ii (Sp.H-ial and the honored guests. - Mrs. Claud Christ of Ri .Invrnd Mi. and Mrs. Charles Minson ami Mrs. Frank Foster were joint attended the wedding of her cou hostesses at a luncheon bridge sin. Sylvia Moan In Hend Sunday parlv at Ihe Pilot Butte inn in afternoon. I Jerri nn Tuesday. Those attend-j Norvln Brocket was an over ing from Powell Butte were Mrs. night guest Friday ol Klmer Me Neva McCafferv, Mrs. A. C. Hos-; Daniel. ton, Mrs. Hollo Weigand. Mrs.1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelle and Norman Weigand anri Mrs. Edgar daughter Mary, of Upper ljike. Peterson. -Oriif.. spent- the wii-kend with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cuter were' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Minson of Tor dinner guests on Thursday at the relmnne and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse home of Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Pen- Minson of Powell Butte, hollow of northwest Redmond. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minson E. E. Burgess and D. L. Pen-went to Corvallis Saturday morn hollow of northwest Redmond inn where they attended the Ore. were callers on Wednesday eve-; Ron Oregon State game in the aft ring at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! ernoon and returned Sunday J. C. Minson. 1 morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Relf and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shtunway, dnughter Irene, and Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Covey, Mr. Frank J. Reif, Sr.. all of Combs nd Mrs. Bruce Llndipilst, and Mr. flat were Sunday evening callers and Mrs. Marvin Newton were at the Luke Feif home. 1 among Powell Butte folk who at tended ihe American l.eglou itnil auxiliary dance al the TownsomP hall In Redmond Friday night. I The local school ipuiitol was rie- j foaled on Ihe home Moor Weilnes day evening when they played. Ihe Pi'lnevllle boys Hruco Hallour was taken lo St. Charles hospital In Hend Thins dav night w here he unricrwctil an operation for the removal of his. ; appendix at 'J o'clock Saturday j morning. j i Mr. and Mrs. Mel ton Hasev and I famllv went lo Portland Saturday. and returned Sunday. I I Kriilh Relf went lo Corvallis i Friday to attend Ihe homecoming game on Saturday afternoon and visit her brolher and slsler ln law, I Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Belt. She- returned Sunday. I attempted to start his truck aed I gel out of the way. The only j movement he could get was sum-1 nlng wheels. As a result, the two I vehicles , came together ba.llvj ' damaging the Husseii truck. It j was necessary lo call assistance to , get the trucks out of the road and neither farmer got his load of Wood. 1 Last Wednesday Henry 'Musick I and l.lovri Hussett took their trucks and started for the Sisters , ! country after wood. The nmijs( j were very icy and about nine . eilles north id Sisters Musick! slopped his truck. Hussett was , about an eighth of a mile behind j Musick and ateuipteri to stop his ' truck Iv-fore he got loo close to ' Mustek. Instead of stopping the truck started sliding aud Muslek. : st-elm; that Uusseti could not stop Hill Sluinis, who rea-utly was i discharged from the service, came i Sunday lor a short visit al the Ira I Carter home, lie was employed by drier prior lo his enlistment. Avery Sherman Is a iKiiieut In the St." Charles hospital In Henri where he w as taken Krlriay night. Kail Herbst went lo Astoria Tuesday to get his mother, Mrs. I Pearl lleihsi, who was visiting i her daughter there. The Home Keeonomlcs club met , at the church Wednesday after j noon Instead of at the hall l--cause of the remodeling that Is going on there. Anna Conies, , home extension agent was pres ent to talk on charm and person ality. Those attending lueturicd Mrs. Henry Musick. Mrs. i:ten Ridgeway. Mrs. Unite t.lnri.tll.st. ( Mis. Jesse Minson and Mrs. Rov Roln-rts. The next meeting will be on December IS and Miss Corrirs will demonsirale the uses ' ol Ihe pressure sauce pan. I Prince Helfrli-h and son of Mc ! Ken.de eallett last Sunday at the j Charles Covey home and got mi- tallies. Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Hitter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anil Mrs. liuil Yates and family. Mr. and Mm. tllenn Kilter called at the Yates home In Ihe altei noou. Mrs. Price Cnshow iinri sou Hob. Mr. mid Mrs, lileiin t'oshow aceompanteri by Neva Clah'e Tay lor ol Pi'lnevllle returned Satur day evening li'oin Porlland where Ihey had gone on Tuesday. Mr. and Ml", tha Foster left Monday morning for Portland. Their son Terrell, Is slaying with Mr. and Mis. Sam Hitler during Ids . parents' absence ami Henry Moirlsoii Is driving the mail route. Mr. 4ind Mis. Donald Long of Poiilaml spent Tuesday ami Wednesday with his aunt, Mrs. A. C. I lesion and famllv. Mrs. Herman llapgood was called lo Hood River Wednesday by the death ol her uncle. She returned Friday after unending the (uncial. The Harden club has thanked all those who helped lo make the baaar a success Suiiuriuy. The next club uieelllli; will lie with Mrs. Neva Mci'nlfeiy on Decem ber 5 mid the members w ill make Christmas wreaths for which they aie inking oiuers ill this lime. Mrs. K. N. Hall has rented her ranch to Mr. iinri Mis, Kugene Cooley and she and her son Kriv est, will move to Poiilau.l about January 1. Mr. and Mrs. Orn Foster mid son Terrell, were Saturday din ner guesls of Mr. mid Mis. Willie tllbson near Mllllean. Mr. and Mis. Howard Calkins nnil family spent Sunday wllh Mr. anil Mrs. Vei l Ridgeway nn I family of Agency Plains. 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