Medical Cenfer
Volunteers Form
Permanent Unit
Steps to weld Into a permanent
organlaztlon the group of volun
teer workers who carried the Me
morial Medical center campaign
to a successful conclusion were
rearing completion today, with
W. L. Pierce as chairman. The
new organization Is the result of
action taken at last week's "vic
tory dinner" at the Pilot Butte
inn.
Primary objective of the new
organization will be to continue
efforts for the development of the
Memorial Medical center ami &t.
Charles hospital and the Central
Oregon Hospitals foundation.
The resolution creating the or
ganization follows:
' Resolution Quoted
"Whereas: This campaign to fi
nance the Memorial Medical cen
ter and St. Charles hospital has
welded us together as workers
for Oie common welfare of those
who live In Central Oregon; and
"Whereas: We who have work
ed In this money-raising cam
paign, have felt the spiritual
value and mutual friendship that
has developed through the unsel
fish service of our fellow work
ers; and
"Whereas: This organization
has a great power, and opportu
nity for leadership in sustaining
and greeting public good will to
wards developing and maintain
ing the plan, program and future
development of the Memorial
Medical center and St. Charles
hospital, and Central Oregon Hos
pitals foundation;
"Be It resolved: That we who
worked In this campaign organi
zation form ourselves into a per
manent organization known as
'Founders' Service Organization'
of the Memorial Medical center
and St. Charles hospital, and Cen
tral Oregon Hospitals foundation,
' for the purpose of augmenting
and safeguarding the work that
' ' we have accomplished In tills
financing campaign in the follow
Ing manner:
Purposes Outlined
"To investigate and counteract
any detrimental propaganda; to
continue obtaining new member
ships, donations, memorials and
bequests tor use ana aaminisuu
tion by the Central Oregon Hos
pitals foundation.
"To act as a medium of inter
pretation of public opinion to the
board of directors of the Central
Oregon Hospitals foundation and
to conduct uublic relations pro-
i-pfl hv that board, in
order to secure and maintain the
Inlnwut ..f lha miimhlr.4 Tl tile
public In the continued welfare of
the Memorial Meaicai center anu
St. Charles hospital, ana uenuai
ijregon nusijuuia juuuuawun.
"MarYtHrtrchin In thta nnyaniza-
tion shall be the male campaign
workers who hold certificates of
distinctive service awarded by the
board of directors of the Central
Oregon Hospitals foundation:
"It Is specifically understood
fMo rit-rraniavHnn AH Klieh.
shall not be used for the purpose
01 concluding udiiilJaiK1' 111
community lor any oiner purpuse
than fnr nrnerams sDonsored by
the Central Oregon Hospitals
foundation."
Fire Precautions
Asked in Forests
Salem. Julv 1 (IP) State forest
er Nels Rogers today cautioned
Dersons celebrating the Fourth of
uly holidays in forested areas to
be careiui oi nres.
"Not one fire reported last July
4 could be traced to a vacationist,"
Roeers said. "I urge that Oregon
ians and visitors make a special
effort to keen that record."
In the nast anywhere from 10
to 75 forest fires of various sized
were caused by persons celebrat
ine the Fourth of July. Firecrack'
ers and bonfires usually cause the
greatest number of blazes during
the holiday period, he said.
"The general putjnc owns most
of the forest lands," the forester
said. "And they should mako sure
they don t destroy their own prop
erty."
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
Alaskan Highway
Urged by Beck
Bellingham, Wash., July 1 mi
Strengthening Alaska's defenses
and building a highway to the
territory should be a top priority
project In building the nation's
defenses, Teamster Dave Beck
said here yesterday.
Speaking at a western confer
ence of the Teamsters' union, in
ternational vice president Beck
said the highway also would fos
ter trade between the United
States and Alaska and Increase
employment.
Beck commented that the Alcan
highway which connects Canada
and the United States is a good
thing, but added that the Pacific
northwest has no direct link
with Alaska except by water.
During yesterday's session,
more than 500 delegates from 11
western states, Alaska, Hawaii
and British Columbia, caucused
on organizational subjects. The
conference closes Friday.
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Funds Distributed
THURSDAY, JULY f, 1948 '
Zoo Bear Bites
Off Boy's Arm
Peoria, 111., July 1 ilPi A 250
pound Himalayan black bear bit
off the arm of 12-year-old John
Dlckerson in a zoo yesterday.
Young Dickerson had climbed
over a safety fence to feed the
beast some grapes when it grab
bed the boy's arm above the elbow
and tore It off.
Emergency crews beat and
played hoses on the bear for 45
minutes before it would surren
der the stump.
Bulletin Classifieds bring results.
PILOT BUTTE INN
COFFEE SHOP
Open
6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
2 GALLON CAN OF .
SUPREMEMPMOTOR OIL
WITH EACH
WESTERN GIANT
MULTI-GRIP TIRE
8 Quarts of 40 Qualify Oil
with each FIRST LINE,
FIRST-QUALITY TIRE
A 2 -gallon can of 4()c per
quart quality, premium
(trade, 100 pure paraffin
'ae motor oil that's what
you get at no extra cost
with each WF STERN
GIANT MULTl-GRIP"
TIRE. The new "MUI.TI.
GRIP" gives you a 2
stronper larcnn and 4oo
road grippers in the tread.
lUowout resistant, multiple-
inspected "MUI. I I
GRIP'S" wide, flat trend puts more rubber on the road where it
counts. WHITE SlOliWALLS are available on special order,
AS UTILE AS $1.25 PIE WEEK putt a tat of Wttttm 01 arm en your car.
ICguaranteeJ
If AT UAST 2 run jijt
M SHYIARS Of StRVICEr
TIRES MOUNTED FREE
LOOK AT THESE .DOUBLE BARGAINS ON ALL
SIZES OF WESTERN GIANT "MULTI -GR'i" TIRES
V7. 10W TIRE 4 2 CAl.. OIL TOTAL YOU PAY
'' PRK.B VAl.l'B VAI.UB ONLY
475500-19 11.45 J.!0 14S5 11.45
5VM6 12.55 3 20 1V75 12.55
600-16 5 20 1U5 12.95
625650 1S 15.70 J.20 18.90 15.70
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Phone 470
For County Fairs
Salem, July 1 UB The Oregon
state department today appor
tioned $59,377 among Oregon's 36
counties for county fairs.
The funds are collected from a
levy of one-twentieth of a mill on
taxable property and are distrib
uted on the basis of assessed val
uation of property In each coun
ty. Amounts apportioned to Cen
tral Oregon counties are: Crook,
$405; Deschutes, $888; Jefferson,
$373.
Flood-Damaged
Beer Is Dumped
Kelso, Wash., July 1 '1P A
lot of suds flowed on the nearby
Longview dump yesterday when
nfri.-o omnili.il the contents of
500 cases of beer, casualty of the
Columbia river iiooa.
State food and drug inspectors
ordered the owner of a Kelso tav
ern to destroy the 506 cases that
had been stored in a basement
which subsequently was flooded.
The Inspectors said they found
lines of silt under cork gaskets
at the top of some of the indivi
dual bottles, and ordered the lot
all 500 cases destroyed for
fear the beer might have become
contaminated.
CHANGES HER MIND TWICE
Auburn, Me. nil Mrs. George
Worthley has asked for a second
divorce from the same husband.
She was first married in 1939, di
vorced him in 1947, re-married
him the same year, and now has
filed for another divorce.
Lethal Gas Cans
Taken by Thieves
Lowell, Mass., July 1 lli Po
lice issued an emergency appeal
today to thieves who stole three
cans of lethal gases-enough to
cause the death of hundreds of
AUinOrilies JJlulluac-u iw ttojvc
prosecution If the cans are return
ed unopened.
The containers were stolen
from the New England Extermi
nating & Fumigating company
storehouse .
ADranam duui, uwhc
company, said each can contained
a rll f f.iront aaa h vrtmpvnnln
ehlorpicrlc and methyl bromide
whicn woum mean insiani ueain
to anyone who opened them un
protected. Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
giXWfai FOOD
Of EXCEPTIONAL FLAVOR
((ALLEY'S
RATITA All I DC
NOTICE-BASEBALL
- Nick Carlscio's
CONEY ISLAND ALL-STARS
VS.
BEND ELKS
Saturday Night, 8:30 Sunday Afternoon, 2:30
BEND MUNICIPAL BASEBALL PARK 4TH AND ROOSEVELT
The Coney Island All-Stars have been selected fo represent the State of
Oregon at Wichita. Kansas, in the National Semi-Pro Tournament.
We have planned a program of bang-up baseball for your Fourth of July En
joyment. If you plan to attend the River Pageant Sunday night come out to
Saturday night's Baseball Game for a good evening's entertainment between
two good, fast teams.
fit "5r MMtofsM:
WATERMELONS
lb. 6c
Celery (all green) lb. 9c
Carrots (large crisp) .... bun. 10c
Avocados (large) ea. 25c
Dry Onions (yellow) lb. 10c
Cucumbers (large green) . . lb. 15c
Here's the big noise in food values for your holiday menus . . . grand foods
for gloriously good eating at home or in the picnic grove ... all priced real
low to free you from budget worries. Yes indeed every department is
"bursting fourth" with a barrage cf bargains that will set savings booming.
So check this list of dinner delights and picnic pleasers which so proudly we
hail as proof positive of the economy of filling your entire food order at
BOND STREET FOOD MARKET and THE DAIRY STORE.
BEER
Blitz-Acme -Olympia CASE 298
Keg-. Bar
10c
Bath Size..
2 for 35c
I,ge. Pkg.
33c
Giant Pkg.
95c
Lgc. Pkg.
35c
Giant Pkg.
89c
Ml
t,M.-hl
UtIIIMtlH
Lg.e. Pkff.
39c
Giant Pkg.
95c
MAifuru 1
SO,
MIKACLK WHIP
Salad Dressing qt. 69c
KRISPY
Crackers 2 lb. box 49c
KENL-BATION
Dog Food 5 cans 39c
Bliss Coffee 1 lb. 49c
American Club Coffee . . 1 lb. 39c
Marshmallows bag 19c
SPENCEK No. 2! i Cans
Solid Pack Tomatoes . . 2 cans 39c
HUNTS 13" j Oz. Can
Tomato Juice 3 cans 29c
STANDBY No. 5 Can
Orange Juice can 29c
Plus Deposit
15 Oz. Cans
2 for 29c
Val Vita No. 2, Can
Pork & Beans
Can.... 20c
Frankfurters
1 Lb. Can 59c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 bars 25c
Crystal White Soap ... 3 bars 25c
MBBY'S 12 Oz. Jar
Cocoa-Cola 7 Up 6 " 25c 1.00
STANDBY No. 8 Can
Blended Juice can 29c
STANDBY No. Can
Grapefruit Juice can 19c
FI.OTIM. No. 2' i Can Halves or Sllreil
Peaches 2 cans 49c
ri,OTIM. No. 1 Can
Fruit Cocktail 2 cans 49c
Texvenle No. 2 Can
Grapefruit 2 cans 25c
PREFERRED STOCK Ass't. Flavor
Gelatine Dessert 3 pkgs. 25c
Columbia Dill Pickles ..... qt. 39c
Sweet Pickles 21 oz. jar 55c
Plus Di-noslt
BLUE
BElrV
POTATO CHIPS
Reg. 25c Bag.. 23c
rj jnj
Best Foods
Mayonnaise
Pt. 51c
MMIU Ml
50 Lb. (
Baa wJ
j
$3.98
Sweet Mustard Pickles . . . . jar 10c
Luncheon Meat .... 12 oz. can 43c
SWIFTS 12 Oz. Can
Roast Beef can 53c
Vienna Sausages can 19c
GRATED No. ' Can
Tuna Fish can 25c
American Sardines can 15c
HUNTS 2 Lb. Jar
Red Raspberry Preserves . . jar 55c
HUNTS 2 Lb. Jar
Pure Strawberry Preserves .jar 69c
Imported Kippered Snacks can 15c
IMPORTED
Norwegian Sardines can 35c
GOHRKE'S MARKET Phone 207
FULL LINE OF
LUNCH MEATS and CHEESE
DILL PICKLES 3 for 25c
Jumbo Size
SWEET PICKLES pt. 45c
FRYERS - HENS
RABBITS
FREE CITY DELIVERY