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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1948 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVE Local News BEND FORECAST Bend and vicinity Fair with afternoon cloudlnctw, clearing to night; high today 62; low tonight 29. - ' TEMPEH.tTCBE Maximum yesterday, 55 degrees. Minimum last night, 23 degrees. TODAY'S WEATHER Temperature! 10 p. m. yon tor day, 39 degrees; 10 a. m. today, 32 degrees. Barometer (reduced to sea level): 10 p. in., 30.17 In ches; 10 a. m., 30.14 Inches. Rela tive humidity: 10 p. m., 82 per cent; 10 a. m., 42 per cent. Velo city of wind: 10 p. m., 2 miles; 10 a. m., 3 miles. Prevailing direction of wind: East. ; A boy was born yesterday at St. Charles hospital to Mr. and Mrs. j-uther A. McClure, ol Warm Springs. The baby weigh ed 8 pounds, xO ounces, and nas been named Luther Arnold. Knights of Pythias will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Worway hall. Wont will be given in the rank of Page, Harold Maker, chancellor commanuer, has an nounced. Week-end visitors at the R. C. Colver home,' in (Jarroll Acres, were Mrs. V. L. Whetzel, of Cald well, Ida.; Mrs. Warren Smith, of Boise, and Mrs. John Elliott and son, Mike, ot blsiers. Mrs. Whet zel is the Culvers' dauetuer. ami Mrs. Smith is Mrs. Whetzei's sister-in-law. Mrs. Willard Higgins, president of the Deschutes county Tuber culosis and Health association, leit today by bus for Portland, to attend the annual meeting of the state association, Wednesday and Thursday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Buck Wright, of Crescent, are parents ol a 7 pound, 6-ounce boy, born this morning at St. Charles hospital. ; Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Watkins re turned this morning to their home in Corvallis alter visiting over the week end at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Earl .' Wood, 111 Hawthorne. " The Central Oregon Oratorio society will practice in the high school band room tonight at 7:30 p. m., Don P. Pence, director, has announced. The large chorus and orchestra will present "Elijah," by Mendelssohn, riext Tuesday, May 18, at 8 p. m., in the high school gymnasium. , C. W. Foster, of Prineville, was a visitor in Bend yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore spent the Mother's day week endx in Bend with relatives, returning to their home in Eugene Sunday. Mrs. Moore is the former Alice Reitan. Mr. and Mrs. John Prince spent the week end in Bend from Eu- y ' gone. ivjiss jean Alien visited in gene over the week end with friends and relatives, s Mrs. Clara Mulcare of Canyon City is spending several days in Bend with her sister, Mrs. Minnie Livingston. Mrs. L. A. Phelps, former resi dent of Bend when she operated the Silhouette shop, is visiting in San Diego from her home in Her miston, friends here have learn ed. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Winn were visitors in Prineville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keith spent the week end in Portland with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hannon of Portland were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hammer of Bend. Mrs. Hannon and Mrs. Hammer are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg spent the Mothers' day holiday in Salem with Gregg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Gregg. Bill Plath and Harold Smith, students at Oregon State college, were in Bend over the week end. cvv L 4 "Slightly dampen a Plaracot cloth oi towel with water or furniture polish", writes Mrs. Tucker, "and you have a perfect dustless dustcloth." And that's only one of the "1001" ways that Plaracot cuts housework and saves on laundry! As a dishcloth or dishtowel, as a polishing cloth for woodwork, furniture, etc., as a washing cloth for windows, and in scores of other ways, Plaracot is a joy to housewives. Made of a new wonder plastic-rayon fabric, it is a non-woven clntii that sheds dirt, grime, and stain, with a simple rinsing in sudsy water. Buy Plaracot today. . Money refunded, if not satisfied. Plaracot Co, Chicago 19, 111. ' ( Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pit Off. ) : V WETLE'S The Place To Trade i. 1 11 1 Mrs. L. R. Pickard is expected to arrive In RpnH trwinv nfta,. vie. iting in Medford for tlw past few uays. . . , , Attention Voters:. Be sure to get out and vote at the nrlmarv election May 21. Artnur J. Moore, non-partisan candidate for circuit Judge. Adv. . off on pottea plants, violets, fuschias, hydrangeas, gloxenas. Dnnner Flower Shop, Phone 345. Adv. Regular meeting Knights of Pythias the 2nd and 4th 'Wednes days of every month, Norway hall. . ... , - Adv. Notice: Members Brooks-Scan-Ion Plant unit. Nominations for your officers at your unit meet ing Wednesday, May 12th. Adv. Realty Transfers Deeds April 23 Ethan Allen to Ruby M. Allen, SWSW 13, SENE NESE 23, NWNW 24-17-14. Elmer A. Olson to Elsie M. Hill, SES 35-15-12, lot 3, 2-16-12. William D. Redeman to A. C. Goodrich, lots 7-8, blk. 14, Center. Mary Sundblade to Verna L. Congdon, S lot .1-2, blk. 20, NWTS 2nd add. State Land board to George W. Jensen, NESW 22-17-12. George W. Jensen to C. A. Johnson, part NESW 22-17-12. . C. Arthur Johnson to George W. Jensen, part SESW 22-17-12. George W. Jensen to H. R. Plumb, part NESW 22-17-12. C. A. Nickell to Andrew - B. Pounds, lot 5, blk. 2, Larch. , . Mortgages April 23 Dale M. Rookstool to Dick Phil lips, lot 20, Fair acres. Elise M. Hill to Alice L. Olson, SESE 35-15-12 lot 3, 2-16-12. Julian F. Smallwood to Signa M. Gillenwater, NWSE NESE 10-16-12. Mortgage Uelrase April 23 U. S. Nat'l bnk to Everett W. Parrish, lots 13-14, blk. 37, NWTS 2nd add. Deeds April 24 Maurice G. Hitchcock to Carl Campbell, NSW SWNE S&NW 29, SENE EHSE 30-14-10. Grace Aitken to Carl Campbell, NWNE 29-14-10. Carl C. Gillenwater to Julian F. Smallwood, NWSE NESE 10-16-12. Walter C. Burleigh to Evelyn M. Burleigh, lot 14, blk. 29, Cen ter. Mortgages April 24 Willie Lee Storey to Frank W. MeCaffery, lot 97, Railway add. Deschutes Farmers Co-op to Pacific Supply Co-op, part SWSW 10-15-13. Deeds April 26 Jefferson Vinall to Charles F. Williamson, NMjSE SESE 2, Ehd E N;' & W. of N. Unit canal-11, NWNW SW SW SWNW N. & E. . unit canal, WNW 13-17-12. H. E. Roberts to Bessie Peter son, lot 6 W. 30' 7 blk 4, Ellingers. Ancil Davis to Nina Davis, cor rection, lot 10, blk 6, Grandview. Howard D. Brandvold to John Mevers, lots 45. blk 67, Bend pk. Thomas M. Tucker to David Hartman, lots 3-4, blk 21, Bonne Home, also lots 19-20, blk 21, Bonne home. W. V. Hamby to George F. Cooley, lot 1, blk. 21, Wiestoria. Mortgages April 26 Chester H. Bryant to U. S. Nat'l bnk, lots 19-20, blk 101, 1st add Bend pk. O. H. Miller to Des.;Fed. Sav. and Loan, lot 1 E. 20' 2 blk 13, Kenwood. , George F. Cooley to U. S. Nat'l bnk, lot 1, blk 21, Wiestoria. Mortgage Releases April 26 U. S. of America to Allen L. Harrington, E&NW SWNE NWSE 26-15-10. Des. Fed. Sav. and Loan to Wil liam T. Curtis, lots 10-11, blk 31, Center. Pacific 1st Fed. Sav. and Loan "WITH PLARAC0T DUSTING IS A JOY" Reports Mrl. Rex Tucker, Gary, Indiana. Plaracot Towtlt & Wathclethi or (of for ih count1 "t i! dally woih Ing & drying of zhildrtn't handt. Towtlt ale. ol 4 (eet II" I tt") SOr per pig, VVosAcofAl 09. of (eace II" I II "J c per pis. Painter-Pastor ' I i? ' ft i ' -i 1 1 r I in limn ifflff -1 The Cantelon party of Canada opened services at the Assembly ox uoa cnurcn, East second and Greenwood Sunday, with Rev. Paul Cantelon, pictured here, pre sented as the artist-speaker. While on the platform, Rev. cantelon painted in oil a large picture of Mt. Shasta. Against a background of music, Rev. Cantelon on Tues day night will paint a scene de picting Mt. Hood and Lost lake. Members of his party will pro vide the background of music and singing. Rev. Cantelon will con clude the rally with a short mes sage on "I was Sentenced to Die." The services will continue eacn week, beginning at 7:45. There will be no services on baturuay. A large group attended the open ing services. " to H. E. Roberts, lot 6, W. 30' 7, blk 4, Ellingers. U. S. Nat'l bnk to Chester H. Bryant, lots 19-20, blk 101, 1st 1st add Bend pk. Des. Fed. Sav. and Loan to R. E. Jewell, lot 1-2, blk 13, Rlv. terr. Deeds April 27 W. V. Hamby to George Paul Barr, half int. lots 7 to 13 inc.", blk 107 1st add Bend pk. James H. DeWitt to H. C. Sut ton, lot 5. blk 15, Wiestoria. C. L. McCauley, sheriff, to Des chutes county, tax, lots 11-12-13, blk 18 Wiestoria: lots 15-16, blk, 19 Wiestoria; lot 2, blk 92 Bend pk.; lot 13, blk 103 First add Bend pk.: lots 22-23-24 blk 112 first add Bend pk.; lot 22 blk 114 first add Bend pk.; lot 9, blk 123 first add Bend pk.; lot 9 blk 124 first add Bend pk.; lot 10 blk 5, NWTS 1st add; lots 7-8 blk 9 NWTS 1st add; lot 1, blk 10 Keystone terr.; lots 15-16 blk 21 Bonne home add; tract 18 Norwood 2nd; lot 9 blk 2 Redmond; tr. 8, T. 60'xl50'; lots 23-24-25 blk 54 Hillman; lot 10 blk ,54 Laidlaw; lot 6 blk 4 La pine lot 25; blk 20 Lapine; lots 13 to 18, blk 30 Lapine; lot 5 blk 1, Imperial; lots 11-12 blk 28 Im perial; lots 11-12 blk 28 Imperial; part E& NE, sec. 6, twp. 14 S. R. 11 EWM; SEYi 6-14-11; W NE and NV4 SE 8-14-11; SWSW 34-14-11; SE NW 8-1412; SE 21 15-11; SW SE 1-16-11; SW SE 11-17-11; NW NE and E'A NW 14-17-11; NW SW 2 A. in SW cor. 21-17-12; EiiSW 21-17-13; SW NE 22-17-14 E'A SW and WV4 SE 20-19-14; N NE 31-19-16; Stt SW 29-20-17; SE SE less part to state 10-22-21; SW SW 14-22-23; NW 15-22-23; NV4 SE and SESE 15-22-23; WA NE, int. in EM, NE and NESE 16-22-23; W SE and EV4 SW 24-14-10. ' John H. Lutz to J. A. Dudrey, lots 8 to 12 inc. blk. 30 Wiestoria. Preston L. Young to Alvin M. Simonsen S 62' lots 4-5, blk 3, El lingers. Bert E. Ware to Edward Powell, tr. 12-13 So. Morcland ac. John W. Stenkamp to Laura E. Newlands, NWSE 20-17-13. Mortgage April 27 Alvin M. Simonsen to Pac. 1st Fed. Sav. and Loan, S 62' lots 5-4, blk 3, Ellingers. Mortgage Releases April 27 U. S. Nat'l bnk to Melvin D. Fogerson, lot 5-6, blk 20, David sons. U. S. Nat'l bnk to John W. Sten kamp, -partial, NWSE 20-17-13. 1st Nat'l bnk to Clyde M. Evans, lot 3, blk 4, North add. Deeds April 28 Jimmy Fisher to Haydcn Har rison, N14 lots 1-2-3, blk 2, Ehrets 1st add. Vera B. Cruzan to Francis G. Dalrymple, part of lots 11-12, blk 18, Park add. - J. W. Judy to Lee Taylor, part of lot 1, 2-1812. William Harvey to Dale M. Rookstool, lot 20, Fair acres. Mary F. Gervais to Delbprt D. Stowe, lot 10, blk 42, NWTS 2nd add. Verna L. Congdon to Abbie E. Mills, S lot 1-2, blk 20 NWTS 2nd add. Carl V. Erickson to George T. Masterson, SWSE 25-15-12. Mortgage April 28 Lee Taylor to J. W. Judy, lot 1, 2-18-12, part. Mortgage Release April 28 State of Oregon to William C. Cox, SESE 25-15-12. Deeds April 29 J. A. Dudrey to William D. Mayer, lot 1415-16, blk 9 NWTS 1st add. Ida Scroggln to.Adolph Slav, lots 1-2, blk. 1516, blk. 11, Aubrey hts. Frank W. McCafferv to William Nelson Coffey, lot 35 so. More land ac. Mortgages April 29 Herbert E. Butcher to Ncalan R. Gilbert, lots 13-14, blk 30, Wies toria. Adolph Slav to U. S. Nat'l bnk lot 2. blk 15, Aubrev his.. Glen Beal to U. S. Nat'l, lot 9, E'A 10 blk 9. Keystone terr. Mortgage Release April 29 Nealan R. Gilbert to Horbwt E. Butcher, lot 13-14, blk 309 Wiestoria. Four Bands Join In Bend Concert The band concert presented last night in the high school gymnas ium gave the appreciative audi ence a picture of Bend's over-all music program. Taking part were four school bands, including those from Kenwood, Allen, junior and senior high, and the Bend Munici pal band, reorganized about a year ago aiter inactivity auring ine war years. Appearing on the program as guest artist was " Bertram N. Haigh, French horn soloist from the Minneapolis symphony orches chestra. Of his solos, Mendels sohn's "On Wings of Song" was an audience favorite. He was ac companied by Mrs. Allan B. Philp. In charge of the program was Don P. Pence, school music su pervisor, who directed the Allen and high school bands and the municipal group. Joseph T. Hau- gen, who assists Pence with the entire music program, directed the junior high band, and two numbers by the senior high group. jne Kenwood hand appeared un der direction of Miss Marie Bros terhous. Piano Solo Featured A high light of the program was "Repartee," by Bennett, featuring a piano solo by Garry Jerome, with accompaniment by the high school band. Another generously applauded feature was "Sere nade," Titl-DeVllle, played by the municipal band and featuring a duet by the guest artist and Miss Margie Peak, flutist. Also to the liking of the audience were "In a Persian Market," Keledbey, and "My Hero," from "The Choco late Soldier," Alford, both includ ed In the program by the munici pal band. v The work of the younger mu sicians was especially well receiv ed, and the audience proclaimed the evening's entertainment one of unusual versatality. World War No. 3 Needs Discussed Boyes Springs, Calif., May 11 (IPi Representatives of western industry were informed today that "the armed services must do a better job in estimating the war time requirements for World War III than they did for World War II." Capt. L. J. Dlllson, representing Gen. Mark W. Clark of the sixth army, also told the western states conlerence on apprenticeship training that "plans must be made to insure that industry can-get into much quicker war produc tion than in 1942." Capt. Simon L. Owen, direc tor of the training division of the navy's office of industrial rela tions, said the navy had enough help now but would have to "hire additional thousands of trained personnel" in case of "rapid ex pansion." Delegates were on hand from Arizona, California, Colorado, Ida ho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, New Mexico, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Mona Hansen, 26, Dies In Pendleton Mona Hansen, 26, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans F. Hansen, of Bend, died Sunday in Pendleton, after a lingering illness. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a. m., at the graveside in Pilot Butte ceme tery. Elder LaMarr, of the Latter Day Saints church, will officiate. Miss Hansen was a native of Brigham City, Utah, and had been a resident of Bend for the past nine years. Besides her parents, she leaves one brother, A. W. Hansen, of Bend, and three sis ters, Mrs. John Wile, Bend; Mrs. George Bailey, Redmond, and Mrs. Nettie Frederickson, Dan ville, Calif. Son And Grandson Bring Out Cigars Cedar City, Utah, May 11 HPi Double orders of cigars were dis tributed to friends today by Cliff M. Wadsworth of Cedar City. He became father and a grandfather within 21 hours. Mrs. Wadsworth gave birth to a son last week at Iron County hospital. Less than a day later, Mrs. Louise Wadsworth Holmes, wife of Harry F. Holmes, deliver ed her first child, a son. Salem To Better Lighting System Salem, Ore., May 11 'in -Sa- tern's city council last night voted to improve downtown street light ing replacing existing lights with mprcury vapor lights. Th.j council also vote! to put an elevator In the city hall and to grant limited franchises for rail tracks to the Southern Pa cific and Oregon Electric Railway companies. Grenade Is Found In Hollow Stump Seattle, May 11 Ui A youth chopping a hollow stump here yesterday struck a'livc hand gre nade wilh his axe. It didn't explode. Billy Mills, Pine Seedlings Planted by Boys Nine Boy Scouts from trooD 25 planted about 2.000 feet of pon derosa pine seedlings Saturday in the North Century drive area un der the direction of Ed Parker, Bend ranger; C. E. Hein. forest service staff member, and Cliff Humphreys, troop committeeman. Boys in the group were James and John Overbay, Jerry Lamper, Jimmy Martin, Jack Holtz, Don ald Lloyd, David Rasmussen, Da vid Niskanen and Carol deBrock ert. . The trees were from the Wind nursery, The planting, near the point where the Spring river road leaves the Century drive, totals about three acres. Golfers Prepare For Second Round Pairings In the second round of the Bend Golf club's spring hand icap were announced today with matches to be completed before Sunday evening. In the championship flight the matches will be Don Hampson vs. Lloyd Abrams, W. E. Navir vs. Dr. J. S. Grahlmarv, Bill Hatch vs. James W. Bushong, and O. A. Glassow vs. Rod O'Hern. Other flights include: First flight George Thompson vs. Mark Sanders, Sig Skavlan vs. L. T. Standifer, Ken Erhman vs. M. Mailer; W. E. Chandler vs. Galy Marshall. Second flight Dr. Max Hem ingway vs. Nelson Leland; Einar Selfors vs. Farley Elliott, Allen Young vs. C. V. Trexler; and Vance Coyner vs. Ralph Hamil ton. " Players Listed Third flight Ben Hamilton vs. Bill Perkins; A. W. Benold vs. Glenn H. Gregg; Louis Hillls vs. E. L. Nielsen. The eight men in the champion ship flight won their positions by first round victory. Hampson downed Thompson, 1 up; Abrams won from Sanders, 7 and 6; Nay lor defeated Standifer, 1 up; Grahlman won from Skavlan, 4 and 3; Hatch scored a 7 and 6 victory over Erhman; Bushong won by default from Mauer; O'Hern defeated Chandler 2 and 1 and Glassow was a 1-up winner over Marshall. Church Planning Music Program , An evening of classical and semi-classical music is being planned by the Redmond Mutual Improvement association of the Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints. The public Is invited to at tend the concert, which will be neia r naay, May 14, at Townsend hall In Redmond. The program will include piano and vocal solos, and choral num bers by a group of local singers. A group of piano selections by Elder David While will include the familiar "Polonaise in A Flat Minor," by Chopin. Vocal solos will -be given by Mrs. Eugene Bucknum and Miss Gay Fowles, of Bend, Mrs. Anton G. Wlnkel, of Redmond, and Mrs. Nell Hud son and Barry McDonald, of Prineville. Tickets will be on sale at the door, according to those in charge. Proceeds will go into the branch building fund. Paul Held, Pioneer Of Midstate, Dead Paul Held, 82, early day Cen tral Oregon pioneer and former rancher In the Camp creek coun try, died Sunday morning in Ash land, friends here have learned. The funeral will be held Wednes day at 1:30 p. m., In Ashland. Mr. Held retired from the stock raising business several years ago, and he and his wife moved to Ashland. He was first post master of the Held post office, south of Maury mountains on Bear creek. It was established May 1, 1909, and was discontinu ed May 15, 1919. Besides his wife, Eva, Mr. Hold leaves two nieces, Mrs. Calvin Sherman and Mrs. Charles Keith, of Bend, and a nephew, Fred Hous- -ton, of Prineville. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith and Houston left this afternoon for Ashland, to attend the funeral. 19, washed off the grenade and carried it Into the house. There a brother-in-law, who was a paratrooper during the war, recognized the explosive, throw it out in the back yard and called police. Police said the grenade was fully loaded and ready to explode. They have no Idea how It got In the hollow stump. RED RYDER AT RHW0CK IMP orrcs- I'M AFTER Th MVAES OF THE WHO FILED Th6 60y)i BtOO Goto, rAlUS CLAlrAS,W THET rW Bj iPPPil Colorful Case: for Colorful Travel MIAMI TAN, TAHITI 9MIN. NIACARA OKI. WO L 1H Club Organized In Cloverdale ' Cloverdale, May 11 (Special) A garden club for the Cloverdale community was organized at a meeting last week at the home of Mrs. John Williams. Mrs.. Charles Christy, Mrs. George Blllingsley and Mrs. Don Reetz were named chairman, vice chairman and secretary-treasurer, respectively. Mrs. Williams, who has been a member of the Eugene garden club, acted as program chairman and appointed groups to report on native shrubs, bulbs and annuals at the next meeting. The group will meet June 2 at the home of Mrs. Blllingsley, when a name for the club will be selected. Those present at the meeting were Mrs. Vern Skelton, Mrs. Lloyd King, Mrs. E. A. Sax, Mrs. Cory Dixon, Mrs. Ruth Volga more, Mrs. Earle Paulus, Mrs. Blllingsley, Mrs. Reetz and the hostess. Rambo Breaks 50 Targets In Shoot -Everett Rambo made perfect scores with two separate sets of clay pigeons, and Walt Howard and George Kreuger also made perfect scores of 25 at the Bend Trap club's practice shoot Sun day, making a record for high scores in a single day's shooting at the outdoor range. Near-perfect scores of 24 out of 25 were made by N. R. Gilbert, Len Henderson, C. L. Smith and J. C. Vandevert. Stanley Smith, Lloyd Maglll and M. L. Hunt tal lied scores of 23. 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