The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 21, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1946 PAGE FIVE Local News . TKMI'KIMTI'IIK IMiitliiiuin yetlcriluy, hi ilcicrecH. Minimum liixt nliflil, SH tlcs-rees. TODAY'S WKATIIKIC Tcmpi'mtuim 10 p. in. yosli'r. liny, lit ilcirreH ID n. in. IikIciv, 17 ileitnssi, Iturimictcr (reiliiccil in M'n level): ill p. in., mini Inches; III n. in., 2II.IIH Im-hes. Ki'liillvn hiiiiilillly:' HI p. m., M per cent; 10 a. m., 41 mt nuit. Velocity nf wind: 10 p. in., II tulles; III n. in., H miles. Prevail tuir illris'llnii nf wlnil: South- Went. Mrs. K. ,1. Ilrnnsnn Ih n pal lent lit I'mvlilcnre hospital In Port Innil, Irlrhtls hero have Icarnt'il. Kluiure Kwiiik, hihi o( Mm. Sully Kuiim, -'iU St. Helena place, unlvcil homo IiihI iilKht Irnin the University o (in-k'im ut KiiKi'nc Ui Hpcnil I hi- Chrlit miiik vacation, Siimh' wimkr illumine wan ilniio ill I ln Wall Strew harilu-are store yesrerday when an oil Ntiivc exploded. The lleml flic department answered the rail. Mm. Nellie UiliKhran, of I'llne vllle, was n visitor In llend today. J. N. Patterson wan In Itend to day from Hedmond. Minn Ijiutne SliiKsvnld, .daugh ter of Mr. and Mi-h. llanH SIiik vulil, arrived hy plane this morn Iiik frmn Pnrtlitnd. to upend Christmas with her luirent. Miss Slai:nvolil Im an Installation clerk at the Hiirrouttha Adding Ma chine company. SJie will return to I'ortlund I y plane next Thurs day. Mm. Ceoiite K. I.ydlck wan re leased yesterday from the St. I'luiili-s hospital, where she nil. derwent n major operation Ic cemlcr 10. Jim l-amntcrs In exiaved to. nlulil from I'ortland university to FLOWERS FOR EASTER IM.nl now H.!r Utrlii Tulip. .dI.. Nit. .lffll kttllM l.r 3 pa . QO fMrp.id, IIKAVKIiroN llt'l.ll liAKIIK.NH, ll.t.rln, rn. Announcement We Will Be Open Tomorrow Sunday, December 22 For the benefit unable to shop ON FARMERS NEW Policy SAVE MONEY You Pay One Flat Premium Each Six Monlhi and Get $5,000 $10,000 BODILY INJURY LIABILITY $5,000 PROPERTY DAMAGE 8020 COLLISION FIRE & THEFT CURRENT SIX MONTHS KjlTES for Deschutes County TKK1UTOKV 1940 Ch.vrol.l, Ford, Plymouth f'."MIII 1940 Dodge. Pontlac 6, '41 Plymouth , . . 3H.'!0 '40, "41 Oulck Spl.; '39. '40 Chryilsr 4 Royal 1 ... '39, '40, '41 D.Soto 6: '40. '41, '42 Mircury )' ) 12.00 LIUtlmo Membflrlhip Fo at Incaptton of Policy. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON OTHER MAKES ANO YEAR MODELS. E. M. BUCKNUM 1029 Brooks Street Phone 331 sicnl Christmas wllh hlM pnr- enlH, Mr. nnil Mm. Otis l.nin- mem. Their other son, (inirnf. will arrive Monday from St. I'aiil, Minn., where he attends HIM IHKKlns, Hon of Mr. und St. Thomas coIIckc. I M'- Wlllard A. lllKKlm. of Bend, j Tin, Klin Hock rldem will hold!'" I;'K '; In Wina holt their Christmas huiucl Sun.lay j "V, """'"nl "' at .1 u cluck at Die cavalry bar racks. After the dinner, Kills will lie exchanged and u program will he presented. ii send i in Milium wun iii-i , chlllliiK, 5M Newport. Miss Schllllnu Ik ii sludenl al Stepl ens colleue, In Cnlumtila, Mo. I lie names of Harhaia Sulher- land ann rtiior"a iiiinueii weieiAu .i,,.i.. t7o t,.r ui..,n I.lu..,-l..nllv ,ln,l f,, ,, ILlI of Kenwood school pupil who took part In the Christinas pro- grani Thursday nftern.Hin at the school. The girls had parts III the skit, "What the Mother Utilise Children Want for Christ mas." Mrs. Joseph Di-Carufd has re. turned from an extended visit In Ontario, Canada, where she was called by the Illness of her brother. Pete Olaab, of Wood stock. She also visited relatives In Detroit, Mich., and Canadian ci ties Including Stratford and Ham ilton. She was away from Bend three months. Misses Klhel and Helen Ijir son, who are students at Wlllain- . ... .V V.. . I inns holl.lays with Ihc'r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson niaklcy heights.. Mi's ChaVl.'s Keegan and son Charles were In Bend veBterdaV from the!? ,!" h! IAshwood enmmiinliv cnmmiinny. M ss Jean Ijincaster w arrive ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1-cwis Ijincas- ter. Miss Ijincaster Is a senior at Washlnetim Slate cnlleue m Pull. 1 All schm)ls In Deschutes county rumi-d yesterday tor n two-wecK ( hiistmas vacation, to resume Monday morning, January I). I Closing exercises were held the nst night a number of programs w eiv held at schools in the out I "y-i log districts. MIkh Margaret Itunge is to ar rive this week-end from Seattle to of those who are at other times. home .iiweek;,;; to hZM" ;"'' Christmas holidays with her par-! i,""1' h,lml"y "'"'rn""n. '' ; Upend the Christmas vacation with her mother, Mis. Stelln Pcai I Kuriife. Miss Kuiikc Ik u student lit the University of Washington the University of Oregon. Gordon (ieni-ec, Itend IiIkIi school uradtiale and Oreeon Slate enllfiie ullirli.nl linu li.n fi.i-i Weim tehee, Wash,, to spend the , M i,,w,.r, w Ceoree loi fner t Irirt (If 1 1 list (iff nn till impm n n. ents iM-fore Dec. 2H, 1!MH. Heautv I cjlla.Ht ,Wlluy Shop, Kl' OreKon ' l'l-""." -. Adv. Moose members and families are Invited to a Christmas party MiKise hall CI . Zm,? L for T . ""M ,'t,a ' "r i Kcmember" you have a date at the i'ol Iceman's Annual Ball I danclim from 10 n.m to 1 a m . i at the Bend Holler Kink. Music hy Bud KUHsell's Orchestra. Adv. DANCK at Terrebonne grange 1 hall, every Saturday nlcht. Mu- sic by Amshcrry'a Oiche.;tra. A(lv - n, ,,T , L- 7 r- ,....., .. im ! ' V.'.. .' ' . ' "':oi. niu.nc ny; - - - MOVKD to 102!l Brooks. Near Ki lks.-n's Stutionerv. M. Hucknum, ftealtor, Farm - vr' (iiup Insurance. Adv. ,. , , Fraternal Order, of Kag es f'l.rli..i.. int.. i.... .. ..'.. "'"", nav. . . .T . , . '. " .' i Music hv Western ' Melndlers' ChrlNlmas tn-e and treats for chiK 1 dren, aceumpanled by iwin-nls, at H p.m. Dance al !) p.m. Adults f0c, children free. At,v. Pa Ciih ParV ... . ' Attracts 250 'lite second annual Christmas party of the KHND Pal club was pack. The presentation ceremony many sections of Oregon, the held this morning at the Kplsco- Included remarks hy Ronald Set- state highway commission re palVarlsh hall with more than 2M telmeyer, of den 3, and a song by ported. children attending. all the bovs in the pack. j Other road conditions reported Roland McClure, of the KHNDI At the' close of the evening, at 9 a. m.: staff, directed a broadcast over' Santa Claus appeared to distrib- Government camp, Mt. Hood the station from 11 to 11 :.'0 a.m. 1 utc treats and gifts which the Wapinitia highway 31 degrees: A choir of -10 children from the bovs had made for their parents, packed snow and ice from Mult lower school graiU-s gave several I kntertalnment included a song, nomah-Clackamas county line to songs over the air. I "The Manias and McCoys," hy the White school; six inches roadside Christmas packages were pre-1 "Four Cousins." in hill-hilly cos- snow, senied to the young.stcrs by Joe'tumes. Members of the quartet Santiam pass 30 degrees; Slate. Ornamental gourds can be giv en a glossy finish with liquid lluor wax. For Your Convenience We Will Be Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings ' Until 9:00 P. M. WANTED To Buy Good USED FURNITURE Square Deal Furniture Exchange 201 Franklin Phone 324 or 1224 SPECIAL . . CHRISTMAS DINNER With All ot the Trimmings . . . 1.25 Choice of Entrees BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH CANDIED SWEET POTATOES ROAST TURKEY WITH DRESSING AND CRANBERRY SAUCE ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF WITH NATURAL GRAVY FRIED YOUNG RABBIT, COUNTRY STYLE ROAST GOOSE WITH DRESSING AND APPLE SAUCE POTATOES VEGETABLE HOT ROLLS COFFEE, TEA OR MILK ICE CREAM, PUDDING OR JELLO Cub Pack No. 27 f Hi XnfifKfirC TrTV JVI DVI J I UI IJf ,.......,. ',. C'lirlNtmiiN Hkltii displaying u va- rlety of tali'nt wen; presented 'Thursday nlnht' hy member of I"" ij mii rum .iiimirtii 3 won the travel- church. Den No. the skit, "NiKht He-i fore Christmas," under direction; of Mrs. Kuncnc Hucknum, den mother. Mrs. Art Trlolell'B. den No. 1. ... ..u..i ...... ..c?n... mik.. choir bovs. sanu "Silent Nli'hl":! '"" i"'J, "l'K .-- , iiKii, , den No. 5, under direction of den mother Mrs. II. W. Rice, drama-; , - l..tA Ln.i - hli,.l I ,!,'. N r. wllh Mrs I ""rl'K charge, pn..nt- ed "Santa Claus with Boys of Uvery Uind." I ""re presented to two new! 'I'-n mothers, Mrs. A. Carpenter and Mrs. Kalnh Hussell. who will ; be In charge of dens No. 2 and No. i I 4, respectively. I Awards were made to the boysi by Wes Welcome. )(eglslratl cards were mvsenied to the fol- .lowing: Jay Whi-elhouse, Kenneth Dunmever, Stewart Webber and 1 Melvln Hoderiek. Tommy Tve and ' t',,,l,r Smllh were given wolf pins i,i,l wolf ,,l,l iirriiu-s nm wolf .. nrcsented ia liver arrows were nn-wnted to1 ! '- ". KonaW Settlemeyer, ' K,""" Kennett and Danny Buck- "'" ' j ! JVilK-nt pins went to Jay Wheel- house, Dick Kapplnglon and Kent jKhn,,an.;Jr. Modoc area council 1 awards for new members were . u ..... j , Hlce. Kelth Kus.l, Danny Buck- num and Tommy Tye. K"v. n ... mwin i-h.uiu, j.-ij i.;,lrh ojy nrougni nano-maoei Christmas di-coratlons, which were Judged and then used to dec- orate a large tree. John I-avlon w"n Iri-'' for ,,le bp' di-cora-. Hon. Ulft Presented Tlie pack presented a gift to the Ktibmaster, I-slle M. Ross.-. Pn-serttatlon was made hy Ronald " Setlelmeyer, of den 3, with all: the boys Joining In a presentation song. 1-iwlle M. Ross, the cubmaster. was clven a trift on behalf of the were Audrev and Franklin Howe and Keith and Frederick Russell.! 111 I ss I j worK on vanai Is Resumed Adlcr Construction company , . i .... ii mile extension of the main canal of the North Unit project. It wasl reported todav from Madras. I Large earth'-moving equipment which the company has been mov- ing to the Job for the past several weeks, has started to work on thd Job. The new canal section will ;. , ... ... f.. Willow .v near M.-.rir.is. Salifications for laterals Icad- in Mii-i'ira n-.m- lnR from this canal section have l..l oH l,l.lC h,n h.mn called for January 10. The main canal Joh, for which Allnc M,l cliiil-itW ru,.'r CftfO iVWl i.lll f;ilcr nliniit clcbt monlbs to complete. Much of the concrete work cannot be done until the dan - eer of freezing weather oasses in the spring. , j BICYCLE IS STOI.EV A bicycle belonging to Henry HerhrliiR was stolen from in front of the Kenwood grocery, 605 Newport on Thursday, it was reported to the Bend city police. . COMPLETE r flt.. .lea Japanese Quake 'Continued From Phrp 1) shelter to the disaster vlctlmii. fted Cross Afilvrt Tlie Japanese Hed Cross was rushlni; a lil and had the coopera tion of American Ked Cross off 1- ciais. i no miKOiy iiirio,Ufine jr;u came fi2 miles off the Japanes,; coast nt 4:20 a.m. today. It was I felt almost Immediately In dozens' of cities and villages where houses crdlapsed and citizens rushed Into the street terrorized. fn Nara prefecture 100 houses. were demolished and nine persons ; Killed in ine vicinity oi ine rioryu ,,.mr.in wmHleii structure In the world. But the temple, buli and housing world 007 A. D. mous mur- als, was unharmed. Then the sea, lathed upwards by the earthquake s fury, loosed a massive wall of water on the shoreline where most of the popu- i lace slept t ltl- IloMlel Cltv after cltv was flooded. Ko- chl. on the south coast of Shi- koku Island, and Its neighboring villages on the lowlands were swept by waves seven to ten feet high which rolled five miles and more inland. later tne coast-oi iionsnu, Iater the coast of Honshu, on h; yond su'Wl "t. ";. I'J''"' lually cleani-d out by six succes- slve blasts of huge waves The) tidal disturbance penetrated the i Tokushlma strait and entered the Inland sea. The great pdrt city of ; r.., off..,,.,1 ,.,.,1 n waai Wakayama. To the west Hlroshi-j ma and Kure were hit. ' I ""'-.":-- ii.i.n.u .n- .fu.n. nM Uuih...A tne snnne cuy oi isynio ano ouier localities. Deatns. injuries and damage were reportca irom n preli-ctures. Highway Report Salem. Ore., Dec. 21 UP Only one highway, the Alsea, remained iclosert today out slides, sunxen grades, washouts and snow and Ice continued to plague traffic in roans normal. Od' lilke- W illamette highway acgrecs: roans sunacci. Sun Mt. Pass, The Dalles-Cali-' fornia highway 23 degrees; read I bare; 20 inches roadside snow. Concealed Pistol Count Is Faced . , , , E11,s c- .T'"!man: of Rmn!. arrested by city police last nK' ?" a charKe ol carrying a concealed weapon "''rs said Tiedman was car- r 'n a ,, "5P C'Prman Mauc,r pistol at the time he was arrested. Tnc P1?'"1 was not loadt but of- i ficers found a number of rounds t ... :.i . u "."" ''. ".' "i - "a -' ol BEX1) MAN CITKD Theodore R. Metcalfe, 1137 West 12th street, was arrested las' nlKn' ?y c"v Pce on a ; charge of disorderly conduct. His i wns a S2o. X-RAY and Fluorosoope Examination Bplnml Dlatsrlion Analysis b4 CtrrKtiii Caidtarraph hMtt Tax-Kllmlnatsr Senrlc 124 Minnesota Dr. R. D. Ketchum Chiropraelic Physician AttliUnt fc'. ' J Phtothrpr 1L : L. j ' ' 1 Trhnlci&a J3E? PLACE YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDERS EARLY CHRISTMAS PLANTS CHRISTMAS WREATHS FLOWERS TOR HOLIDAY OCCASIONS I'reo City Delivery tVe Telegraph Flowers Anywhere. Open Evenings & Sundays PICKETT Flower Shop and Garden Phono 5:t(l 629 Qiilmhy Klamath Students Give $500 Gift To Hero Of Fire Klamath Falls, Ore., Dec. 21 ; , . . ,. ... , ! ' - Thanks to the thoughtful-1 ness of the students of Klumath Union high school the family of Henry V. Munday, whose hornet was oi-siroyea oy lire lasi wcck end, will have a merry Christ- mas, alter all I he student, p m e n t e d a , Christmas gift of S-VJO to Mun- day, hero of the blaze who raced Into his burnmg residence and , rescued his flve-year-old daughter The 2!!-yoar-old logger, so se verely burned he had to be hos pitalized, wasn't quite abfe to keep back the tears when the students, during an unexpected visit, handed him the money and said they hoped the gift would help make It a happier Christmas for the Munday family. Meteor Making Attempt Failure Los Angeles, Dee. 21 HB Science's first attempt to launch man-made meteors into the' earth's upper atmosphere with a ! German V-2 rocket was classed as : a failure by Dr. James A. Van Allen, Johns Hopkins uni- j versity physicist, a key figure in the experiment. j Arriving here after witnessing i the firing of the rocket at White Sands proving ground, N. M I Tuesday night, Dr. Van Allen j said a time device in the rocket's j warhead had apparently failed and that none of the metal frag-1 ments was actually shot out from j the rocket. Raw Furs Deer Hides MARTEN MINK MUSKRAT LYNXCAT WEASEL BEAVER (Tagged by Game Commission) RABBIT Furs will he purchased Just under current prices establish ed In Seattle. Not Irrespon sible price lists that were printed at bargain rates last July or August. We will buy DEER AND ELK HIDES or will have them tan ner! for yon. On tanning you rnny erpe-t them back in about three months. Cec'i C. Moore Licensed Bayer U32 Newport Ave., Bend, Ore. Ovtr Iht years, that back-hom trip to shore the hollday-ieaion with the family and loved ones has become o treasured old tradition through alt America. It it our hope this year thot families everywhere may once more enjoy their holiday reunions, together again in this great and peace ful land of ours; and it is our hope, too, that you will choose Trailways to help speed you on your way whether to the neighboring community or ccross the nation in rhe comfort and convenience of its new and luxurious post-war buses. TRAIlWAySU CirlW TO MEET Pine Kurest, Dec. 21 (Special) Membcrg of Cub scout pack' No. 25 will have their Christmas i party Monday evening at 7:.)0 in the Pine yorest grange hall, it was announced today by l,llff Ingram, Cub master. Several c.onfl)ctjn(? announccments rc- gardlng the date had been made, he said. 1 PIANOS CO BY PIANK Chicago, Dec. 21 dPi-Officlals 1 o( ln(. Kudopn Wurlitzer Co., De K;lb , Mj'd ,h( would gh,' M piiinos toda from chjc to'Los An lra on'one ,anp T ffid i( would tne , aif sMp. mHn, o( ianog eve. . SPECIALS For The Holidays O CRANBERRY SHERBET O PINEAPPLE SHERBET O PEPPERMINT STICK ICE CREAM Available Again This Year Eggnog Mix A Base for Your Holiday Beverage Ted s Milk Bar 3 .tui OLD-TIME G H A C 1 0 Look at these low ono way prices: Portland S3.90 Klamath Falls 3.65 Seattle 6.40 Boise 8.00 Twin Falls 10.90 Salt Lake City 14.30 Denver. 23.45 Chicago 36.85 New Orleans 44.15 New York 45.25 (Plus Tax) Savings on Round Trip Faros 1 I 1 H (r,USTttX, tjf 3 Savings on Round Trip Faro t VESSRI. FKAKED LOST Oslo, Dec. 21 dinTwelve pas sengers and crew mrmbera aboard the 12G-ton Norwegian coastal vessel Havskanren were feared lost today after the vessel was wrecked in a storm near Borge In northern Norway. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 Wall Street Offlcn Phone 73 Ben. Phone 810-W Ii Phone 102 U S H E G S Near Eriksen's Stationery Trailway Coffee Shop Bend, Oregon I! ' iif ."5y tr ir r: