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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRiLIld!l!
Food Handlers
Get Certificates
Certificates signifying that 90
per cent or more of their em
ployes attended the two sessions
of the food sanitation school spon
sored by the Tri-County hea(th de
partment were presented Tuesday
to the managers of the Pine Tav
ern and Superior cafe, it was an
nounced today.
The sanitation school provided
instruction to restaurant oerson-
nel and managers on cleatillness
in food handling establishments.
Individual certificates of attend
ance were given to the following:
Pine Tavern, Ethel Wolfgram,
Gerry Hunter, Minnie Whitman,
Agnes Murry, Genevieve Haf
steader, Ruth Duncan, Bea Clau
sen, Florence Newman, Hazel
Smith, Grace Sears, Louise Bai
ley, Jean Rupp, Faye Hunter,
Grace Bluff, Dolores Duncan, Pat
Karris, Valborg Evans, live
Pierce, and Mary Sala; Superior
cafe, R. G. Edmonds, Nellie Ham
mer, Ralph Edwards, Melvin Sur
face, Harry Burnsier, Violet New
ill, W. L. Meyers, Dorothy
Schlamp, Margaret Oldaker and
Pansy James: Barb's Fountain
Lunch,' Gordon Parrlsh; Polly's
cafe, Ruth Malmstrom, Loraine
SmitlVLela Boring, Sibyl Cheney
and Nadine Caryj Skyline Steak
House, Elsie Niemi,. Fred Akins
and George Seabrook; Trailway
Coffee shop, Evelyn Craft, Anna
tt. Anderson, Bernice Coombs,
and Aloha -Ferguson; Cascade
Bowl, Mary M. Barton.
Representatives of the Skyline
Ltrive-ln, mot Butte inn, . and
Heath's Super Cream also attend
ed sessions of the school. Persons
had to attend both sessions of the
sanitation classes to qualify for
individual attendance certiltcates.
The sanitation program was
conducted by A. W. Westfall, Tri
County health department sanf
tarian.
Pythian Degree
Teams to Compete
Knights of Pythias degree
teams from three lodges. Prine-
ville, Redmond and Bend, will en
gage in a contest at a district
meeting to be held in Redmond
Friday at 8 p.m., officers of the
group announced today. The rank
of knight will be conferred by
each of the participating degree
teams.
Judges for the contest will be
Walter Gleeson, Portland, grand
secretary, and O. P. Lambourn,
Knights of Pythias field represen
tative for Oregon.
Members of the Bend contest
team are to meet at the office of
Dr. R. D. Ketchum here Friday
at 7 p.m. Other lodge members
desiring transportation should
also report at Dr. Ketchum's of
fice, It was announced.
Pythian officials are urging all
local members to attend the Red
mond meeting. :
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland; April 14 (U'lButter
and egg prices were unchanged
today on the Portland wholesale
market.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 67c; AA cartons
68c; A prints 67c; A cartons 68c;
B prints 65c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 52-53c doz.; certi
fied A large 52-53c; A large 50
52c; AA medium 50-51c; certified
A medium 50c; A medium 48-50c;
cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 40H
50'4c; Oregon 51b. loafs 43V4
52V4c lb.; triplets lV4c less than
singles.
i REAL FLOOR SHOW
Seattle, April 14 UP Lyle
Knowles who was shopping for
an Easter dress for his wife was
seated watching a number of girls
model dresses for his choice when
yesterday's earthquake struck.
The only man In the exclusive
woman's shop, Knowles Just sat
calmly throughout the tremors ns
a dozen women burst from dress
ing rooms In various stages of
undress. "Best floor show I ever
saw," he said.
About one-third of the world's
coffee production is unsuitable
for use as a beverage, it Is esti
mated; surplus coffee Is used to
obtain natural coffee oils, heavy
glycerlzed materials, tannin and
albumin.
Derby Hopeful
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Fred W. Hooper's Ocean Drive gets a fitness check-up from assistant
trainer Charlie Stevenson at Hialeah Park. With stablemate Olym
pia, tlie Hooper hopefuls may go to the post as an entry in the
Kentucky Derby, May 7.
Exposure Any Direction You Want
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City Budget
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department, civic auditorium and
veterans quarters constructed on
four remaining city-owned lots
back of the city hall.
Chamber Asks Fund ,
A request by the Bend chamber
of commerce for $1,500 in city
money, to be used in advertising
the tourist attractions of Central
Oregon, elicited considerable de
bate. The consensus of the meet
ing was that the $1,500 contribu
tion should remain in the budget;
even Increased if possible.
The grand total of discretionary
and non-discretionary items in the
tentative budget, without suggest
ed changes, Is $342,464.38, less
estimated receipts of $163,621.14,
leaving the sum of $178,843.24 to
be raised by taxation unless sub
sequent meetings alter these fig
ures. Broken down, the tlgures
are:
Figures Listed
Debt service, $11,000, compared
to $13,380 last year; street depart
ment $15,250 compared to $14,-
250 last year; fire department
$44,268.95 compared to $44,-
790 last year; police department
$39,059.43 compared to 542.54U
last year; parking meters $26,000
compared to $27,000 last year;
general government $20,109 com
pared to $20,835 last year; city en
gineer and planning $6,250 com
pared to $4,000 last year; legal,
$2,730 compared to $2,730 last
year; cemetery $3,885 compared
to $3,885 last year; public recrea
tion and parks $30,543.52 com
pared to $36,290 last year; airnort
operation $290 compared to S500
last year; refunds and credits
$4,400 compared to $5,370 last
year; non-departmental accounts
$39,980 compared to $44,075 last
year; state tax street fund $55,000
compared to $46,200 last year; re
serve fund schedule $44,159.48
compared to $1,700 last year.
Water Department
Water department, $110,500,
compared' to .$106,420 last year.
New construction this year, as ap
proved, totals ' $85,760. Of this
amount $21,619 is Included in the
1949-1950 budget. The remainder
will be from the replacement
fund, built up during the war
years when it was impossible to
obtain equipment and materials.
Commission members present
last night were Mayor Sexton, W.
J. Baer, Wilfred A. Fordham,
Ralph A. Bailey, Bert White and
W. B. Anderson. Albin C. Nelson
was unable to attend.
OUT OUR WAY
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By J. R.Williams
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J2,S.UT ( WE SHOULD 7 IN SCHOOL ( IF THEY
THERESA U OF KNOWN BUT ABOUT TEACH OU
ESPN'S WHEN SHE l PEOPLE --IT'S 1 HOW TO
KIT HERE )) ALMOST M THE MOST FOOL TH'
1 SO!. f INSISTEP WE 1 ) IMPORTANT SLlCK ONES,
V PLACE.' ; I RIPE THAT J IN LIFE. BUT THEY'RE
HER. TIRES THEY LET Q TEACHIN' (
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THE SCHOOL OF NO VACATIONS c f& ,.,
Truman
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line what senate committee Is to
TnsTder the CVA P an. .
It would lie '
lie works commit lee.
said the coinini-i-
"woiild tie '"f"'
inter or com"""
I ruin said
! to the public
Magnusiin
K-nrninillee
l malnc. a possiliil.y two
Sen. wayneaiui-w, - urn " , ,1,., Honnev in
he intends to study the propow I ,ion liureau "d ",L"" riler
"in Ereat detail." He said recent- ovm. ndministi. on mi. i
lX there is H..e chance that j01. rt.nent nfW. -Mr;-
the Columbia vauey aiuin"'---
(Ion proposal can iimim
powers
ment."
by the federal Sov'
in ins ui "i"'.-"" -- ,,ai-
the sen-Wvnnian said thai tne i '...
atefloo at this session of con- (1 ,m(Mll croups and ne
OIlL'llH'CrS SIK.um - .
Ercss' I. .';,,.,i CVA with head-
Morse Comments ,m h(, valley. No other
Morse suggested that joint son-1 quurtc JmUl be In-
ale-house committee heartngs lie - U act i(lation, ,he
held in the valley during the;c (I d n (hp n(lmlnis
summer and fall so that congress ; he charged with
can get -'local opinion on the pro-; tia ion 1S an(, pl.0.
isions or tne acuninisiKiii"" i ; ; ,- . soii and foiwst conser
This novel garage In Miami, Fla., has southern exposure also
northern, eastern and western. The four-deck building is com
pletely wall-less and constructed on a stilt-like arrangement. It
can accommodate 620 cars under cover and 150 on its roof.
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Perry Van Tassell
Claimed by Death
Word has been received here of 1
the death in Oregon City of Perry
Van Tassel, brother of Mrs. Lucy
Wlnkell of Sisters and brother of
two old-time residents of the Mad
ras country, Prentiss Van Tassel,
of Sisters, and Ora Van Tassel, of
DeLake. Mr, Van Tassel was a
native of Michigan, and was born
July 12, 1877. He had lived in the
Estacada community for the past
28 years.
A Central Oregon locality, old
timers recall, was named for a
member of the Van Tassel family.
This is Vanora, near the Des
chutes river west of Madras. It
was named for Ora Van Tassel,
with "Vim" and "Ora" worked
Into a place name. The town of
Vanora was on the Oregon Trunk
railway, and the Vanora postof
flee was established in 1911. John
T. Dlzney was the first of four
postmasters.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous nmttcr to remain In your Wood,
it may cnum nwrtrinK Imrknrhe, i-heumntio
Pftlns, Icjr lmlns, lonn of 1H- nnd cnor ity, rpU
thiff up nitrhtn. swelling, nudinotta under tho
eyes, hendchm nnd dissinens, Frequent or
Bcniity iitiMitKwi with mnartintr nnd burninir
oniellme shows there Is Home tiling wroiiff
With your kidneys or bUddcr.
Don't wait ! Ask your drumrist for Donn's
Pills, a stimulant diurt'Uc, umikI successfully
by minimis for over 50 yeors, Donn's ivo
hanpy relft-f nnd will help tho 16 mites of
kidney tubes flush out peinonouo Wftatofrum
your blood. Gut Doau's 1'UU.
Adv.
Aunt Hutch's Advice For Free
Dear Aunt Hutch:
A man with a big block new Packard
drives past me every morning when I'm
walking to work and tries to give me
a ride. Shall I accept?
TIMID.
Dear Timid:
If it is our sales manager, get in. If
not, stop in after work and he'll give
you a demonstration on the way home.
AUNT HUTCH.
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REALTY BOARD MEETS
The demand for property in
1949 is Just as great as It was last
year, hut property today Is being
sold at appraisal prices, members
of the Deschutes county realty
hoard agreed at their meeting
Wednesday night at the Pine
Tavern. The group held a round
table discussion on matters relat
ed to the realty business. Twelve
persons were present.
The next meeting of the asso
ciation will be held May 3.
the F. L. club Monday night at
8 p.m.
Miss Virginia Berg, who is a
senior at McMinnville college, is
visiting her sister, Miss Barbara
Eerg, during the spring vacation.
Virginia will be one of the prin
cesses at tne Mciwinnvwe college
May day festivities.
Miss Priscilla Standish, of Phoe
nix, Ariz., arrived in Redmond
Sunday to visit tho Idris Davies
family. She plans to spend the
summer.
Breakfast will be held at the
Church of Christ on Easter Sun
day after the sunrise services.
The Sunday school will present an
Easter program at the morning
service. The young people of the
church will take charge of the
evening services.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sease and sons,
Jim, Jack, Mike and David from
Albany will be guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Altenberg
over the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. a. t: Ulster and
niece, Geneva Tyler will spend the
week-end in Portland.
Miss Joyce Glazebrook will
spend the Easter holidays with
her parents in Coquille.
Miss Laura Loop is spending
the week with her father, Bert
Loop. Laura is attending school in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker are
on a trip to San Francisco. Baker
is driving through. The Baker
children are staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Eby while their par
ents are gone.
Redmond, April 14 (Special) The high school glee club has
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tull and Mr. planned an Easter party for Finl
and Mrs. William Olson were the day in the music room. Miss'June
arrangement committee for the Zmckgrat is sponsor. Carolyn
No-Host dance club party Friday Varney, Mary Lou Hiizcn, Carol
at 8:30 o'clock at the Townsend Henderson, Darlenc Skinner and
hall. Darlene Fields make up the enter-
Mrs. Pearl Hoffman was initi- tainment committee.
ated into the Women of the Moose Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Roland will
at the last lodge meeting. leave Saturday for Nampa, Ida.,
Mrs. Grace Frizzell will enter- to spend Easier witn Mrs. ho
tain the Wednesday Nieht bridce land's sister.
club April 20. Mrs. O. W. Herbison and Ruth
Young uregonlans lrom Port- Ann were aaiurany anernoon
land visited Redmond Monday: callers at the M. D. Armhruster
They were served lunch at the home.
grade school cafeteria. They pre- Mrs. Clyde Latia was nostess to
sented a program at 1:00 o'clock Ann Judson society Tuesday
to the students of the Redmond ' nignt at h p.m.
grade school. Kenneth Nelson, brother of
Mrs. Joe Huff was hostess to Cliff Nelson, died yesterday at
Redmond
a Long Beach, Calif., hospital.
Kenneth iiad been ill for several
months, but was recuperating sat
isfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nel
son, and Mrs. Ernman of Bend,
sister, lett Monday for Long
Beach to attend the funeral.
Mr., and Mrs. Phil Dahl and
family picnicked at Warm
Springs Sunday.
Redmond union high school
drill team will get back on drill
schedule this week. The girls are
practicing for tho Redmond high
school Olympics to be held May 4
in the gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gildersleeve
from Enterprise arrived in Red
mond Sunday to spend a week or
so' visiting with friends and rela
tives.
Miss Ttuby Stephenson will at
tend the Pacific northwest physical-education
convention In Port
land,.Thursday and Friday of this
week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Duffy Knorr, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Knorr and Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Bodker made up a dinner
party-Sunday night at Stockton's
cafe.
Fred Stevens and Leland Hayes
made a business trip to Portland
over the week end. They returned
Monday night.
Bruce Linquist has purchased
property in Eugene. Lindquist is
not making any immediate
change of residence.
Mrs. Harold Clapp will give a
travel talk to the students at Red
mond union high school, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. .Bruce Lindquist
and Bruce Jr., spent Sunday with
the John Antilla family. Pat Ped
en also visited the Antillas Sun
day afternoon.
' Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bodker of
"There is no doubt about tne
fact that we must work out some
nrnatnm nf coordination in han
dling federal and state problems
and interests in me muiw-"
river system,' Morse said.
In the house, Reps. Henry M.
Jackson, D., Wash., and nugn .
Mitchell, D., Wash., who aireauy
have a CVA bill pending ikmii--
the public works commuu-u,
would not comment immediately
on the president's message. They
said they plan to issue a state
ment later today.
Put on Table
The senate, by unanimous ac
tion, left Mr. Truman's message
"on the table" until Vice-president
Alben "W. Barkley returns to
Washington from a speaking en
gagement. Barkley must detcrm-
grams " ",,,, nsh
il. Ariuiiifo conservation and
S her development of .
Mr Truman said the cva
would have to respect the long
established water rights of the
various states. It wou d be re
ouired the president said, to fol
low the reclamation laws and give
he "customary" preference to
public agencies and cooperatives
Fn disposing of its electric power.
Converted to coke, coal Is used
with limestone to produce iron in "
the blast furnace.
Junction City were in Redmond
over the week-end to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of
the R. Knorrs.
G. E. Dixson is recuperating
satlsfnetnrilv in the St. Charles
hospital, Bend, where he recently j
underwent surgery.
' Mrs. G. E. Dixson and family
were Bend viistors Sunday. They
visited with Dixson who is a pa
tient in the St. Charles hospital.
Mr.1 and Mrs. Ben Davidson,
who had been on a business trip
to Twin Falls, Idaho, returned
Saturday.
Miss Janet Boone, a freshman
at Whittier college, California, is
spending the spring holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Irene Boone.
ALTERATION - REPAIR
Men's and Women's Suits
O'Coats.
CARL JOHNSON, Tailor
Suits made to measure.
835 Vermont Phone 840
DRUGLESS CLINIC
Colon Therapy
Enpcciallr Indicated In colitis and con
Rtipallon, It has far reaching benefits
in nervous and chronic disorders, due
to its cleansing- of the source of pollu
tion of the blood stream from bacterial
poisons germinated in the lower bowel.
Nature's best detoxifying agents: Oxy
gen, water and air are employed, sup
plemented with correctire physical and
hygienic measures.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic Physician
Phone 794 124 Minnesota Ave.
Bend, Oregon i . i
CASH
TO PAY YOUR
STATE TAXES
DUE
April 15th
'25.00 to $300.00
ON
FURNITURE
FARM MACHINERY
LIVESTOCK
NO INSURANCE REQUIRED!
Twenty months to Repay
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
,Up to $500.00
Norbcrt D. Goodrich. Mgr.
Rm. 8, Penney Bldg., 1010 Wall
Telephone 178
BEND, OREGON
State Licenses S186 M321
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Belt conveyors furnished to
order. Repair parts available
for your conveyor.
HIGH CAPACITY ELEVATORS
SCREW CONVEYORS
ELEVATOR BELTS
SPROCKETS, CHAINS
MOTORS, FANS
PULLEYS
SCAIES-MANLIFTS
HYDRAULIC DUMPING
TRUCK SCALES
FOR
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EGGS at Lowest Advertised Price
DAFFODilS ....... 2 doz. 35c
TOMATOES lb. 25c
GREEN ONIONS and
RADISHES..... 3 bunches 14c
"s"n"u MntM NEW
Ijtpiksii'L . PRICE
lb. 29c
2 lbs. 57c
NEW LOW PRICE
pt. 3?c
TIDE Soap Powder ge. pkg. 27c
B P No. 2' i can
PEACHES ..25c
In I.lffht Syrup
Mil. I, RACE No. 8 ran
String BEANS .... 18c
2 Cans for S.V
Il'NIEE No. 2', ran
TOMATOES
19c
HILLS BROS.
COFFEE
lb. 53c
2 lbs. '1.05
Pet MILK... 3 cans 35c
Tall Cans
.21 HIIVMniMttw
We have a very nice assortment of fresh
dressed and frozen chickens
FRYERS ,b 89e
t'"l up and froen
FRYERS ,b.72c
l-resli ilri'sscd, colored
ROASTING HENS lb. 59e
I- rmh dressed, colored.
STEWING HENS lb 55c
m.u. !',',;sh 'sed-averai;e 4 lhs.
HAMS, half or whole b ioc
Milfl Slltrni- .ii....t
PICNICS, short shank .h
LUNCHEON MEATS " " u
Assorted fin. n.i . " " "
LEG O- LAMB..... u
AveraRe 4"," Mm
LINK SAUSAGE .... ,h co
49c
59c
HUTCHINS MOTORS
seasoned
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