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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1949)
FRIDAY, APRIL 1 5, 1 949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON By Elizabeth Toomey (United frau Ui( Currcpondcnt) New York tlB-All famous mod els aren't . curvaceous- lovelies carrying hatboxes. There is also the broad-shouldered type with a brief case." Male models somehow don't at tract the publicity that the hat box set gets. They don't, it seems, even get as much money for their work. . Erik Blythe is currently the top example of the men who grin successfully for-the toothpaste companies and look satisfactorily soulful in the hand lotion adver tisements. He's making a very tiding liv ing at it, but not as much as the top cover girls get They are paid $20 an Hour for their time. Erik gets $15 an hour. It may well be the qnly case In the land of men getting paid less than women in equal work, - Coats. Girls More , ' Erik has no complaints. - He doesn't feel his sex. is being dis criminated against. - ' : "The girls have to invest so much more in their wardrobes to be successful models," he ex plained, "It's only fair, that they get paid more." His own ward robe consists of .about two dozen suits, which he claims are all very conservative. ft Neckties; f e ifcbout the most important part of a male model's equipment. That's where . the brief casetcomes in. Erik carries an extra shirt, usually white, and several spare neckties along with him. In consideration for the con servative American husband, the neckties usually have diagonal stripes. ' , The first time Erik ever turned on famous grin for a catalog company Jie had no intention of turning Into a full-time model. He just needed a little extra cash un til he- could' get an acting job. ' "I suppose I. had a very natu ral smile," he said modestly. "And I was pretty thin, because I'd been Jiving on hot dogs and or ange ; Juice, ' so 'I photograph well".,. . ..,fl Makes Big Hit ': He was a smash hit in the cata log circles. Before long he was grinning happily out of almost every magazine. He held a pipe and looked like an outdoor man to sell tweeds. . Or he donned white tie and tails and looked like a slightly bored, but definitely in triguing, man of society.' The white tie and tail pictures, Incidentally are favorites- with the male- models. They get paid $25 an hour for posing in them. A tuxedo ' shot brings $22.50 an bout. ' - "Srik won't give his exact age, though ;hls. years of experience put hiriiin the thirtyish class. But he Say a male model's career span cart beNmuch longer than a girl's. The line's around the eyes . and the slightly grayed temples only add distinction. -' Weight is something slse again. Erik is over six feet tall, Jui.t he's learned not to lose his appealing lean look, Right now he weighs In at a lanky 155. WRINGER ROLLS b fit any Washer! We Repair All Makes of Washers Buy Where You Get Service MAYTAfr APPLIANCE STORE ELMER HUDSON 1033 Brooks St. I'hone 274 Crown r1"" gives you (j-way nourishment 4 fL t- V'', Resiaents ot Seattle, Wash., examine one of the many autos damaged by tailing ducks m tne eartnquaKe thui shook me t-acmc iorth west; Described as the worst in Pacific Northwest history, the quake caused millions or dollars worth of damage to schools, churches, . office .buildings and industry. t . . NEA Telephoto Fireplace, Candles A d vised For Dinner, to Inspire Love New York iib - It's 'probably true .that the way - to - a . man's heart is through his esophagus, but if a. woman's souffles burn and her biscuits" become base balls, she needn't despair. - For -even if she can't cook the way- his mother does,' there's still a good chance to stimulate love at first bite; All it takes is a .little planning and thoughtfulness. Or so claims suave, genial JLou Simon, a three-college man who made.the Fireside Inn one of New York's popular restaurants on the premise that love goes with lamb chops, romance with roast beef and wooing with wienerschnitzel. Simon's restaurant Is divided into five candle-lit rooms. Each has a fireplace and there are spe cial corners for newlyweds, fian- Lower Bridge Has Livestock. Club The Lower Bridge Livestock club was organized Monday, Ap ril 11, at L. E. Pike's home. Don ald Pike is the leader of the club. The following officers were elected: Joyce Pike, president; Wendell Monical, . vice president; Leonard Toll; secretary, and Jo anne Pike,-reporter. ; - Other members of the club are Leonard Monical, Charles Pof fen barger, Jack Poffenbarger, Don na Poffenbarger, Maurine and Pafrjcia Prater. The-next meeting will be held on April 29, 7:30 p. m. at Charles Pof f enbarger's home. ' . The 4-H club agent, Donald L. Benscoter, attended the meeting and explained the requirements of the projects and the keeping of their livestock record books. IT-WORKED!. ' Springfield. Mass., April .15 UP A Westover field soldier and his wife, desperately hunting an apartment for themselves, and their three children, found one only to hear the landlord ask: "Do you have any children?" They tearfully .told him their children ' were in the cemetery. They got the apartment. Then they drove to the ceme tery, picked up the children who had been waiting for them, and returned to their new home. Falling Bricks Damage 1 '0 i cees, anniversary-minded couples and the "boss-secretary pair." ' "Each requires a different set ting, you see, for each is in a dif ferent stage of love," Simon said. He said women must "never, never" forget that "the dinner hour is the hour of Intimacy." He also contended that more engage ments are made and more tender words spoken at the dinner hour than at any other time of day. He said that even after mar riage "dinner should and could retain its aura of romance." "Good cooking alone doesn't make for a successful dinner," he said.' "A hungry man Isn't always too particular. If the food is pa latable, he'll eat it.",. - - Simon said he considered set ting and atmosphere to be as im portant as good food when it comes to making meals enjoy able. He said tables should always be set with candles, polished sil ver, and clean linen tablecloths an(l napkins. . Fireplace Desirable "A fireplace is desirable, too," he said.. "If one doesn't have a firpplace, a bit of art, whether it be a drape or painting, will do." Simon said he realized that aft er marriage it. would be difficult for wives to give so much atten tion to dinner. However, he sug gests that they make it a "must" at least twice a week. "It's the best way I know of to keep love alive," he said. -''Too many wives make dinner a rou tine meal. They forget all about romance. They come, to the table with their hair in' curlers and with their aprons un.. They set the taftle in the kitchen and serve from the cooking pots." CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Service Best of Materials Furnished Our periodical Inspection will Insure you more efficient operation. B. F. Rhodes & Son Phone 866-W or 716-W CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repairs and lUt Blocking Capitol Cleaners ' 821 Wall rhone 624 ELECTRIC MOTORS EBNER'S Electric Service ' All Type of ELECTRIC MOTORS and GENERATORS Rewound and Rcpalmd ' NEW and REBUILT MOTORS II IA Wall Phoni. SIMM If Ijp 9 COUS1EKCIAL PRINTING . OF QUALITY J'JfOTQGRArmO OFFSET LETTERPRESS The Bend Bulletin Autos in Earthquake TTTuTrsnw r 3 Bend Students On Honor Roll Oregon State College, Corval lis, April 14 (Special) Bend was represented on the ,OSC scholas tic honor roll by three students. They were among the 548 who earned at least a 3.5 grade point or approximately half "A" and half "B" grades for winter term. They were, David Engstrom, a sophomore In science; James De Brockert, a freshman in engineer ing, and Royal DeLany, a sopho more in science. - Eighty-five of the honor stu dents earned straight "A" grades. . , ft "V -.i ! Aunt Hutch's Advice For Free Dear (lunt Hutch: The man with the black Packard came along again yesterday and hauled me to work, then took me to lunch and out for another t:de this evening. Shall I put that in my diary? TIMID. Dear Timit: Don't be that way! Write us a testi monial and we'll publish it in Packard News. AUNT HUTCH. HUTCHINS PACKARD 167 Greenwood Ave. WHO'S WHO IN BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES ELECTRIC MOTORS Jerry's Motor Shop Electric Motors Repaired Armature Rc-Wlnding Minor Repairs or Rphulld DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION 65 Revere Phone 1416 W MONUMENTS For Monument and Markers . in world's finest granites. Guaranteed satisfaction. Your Cemetery Sexton Ray Carlson 8.11 Georgia ! Plmne HHH-M NURSERY. STOCK Free I.niHlscape ICnllnmlo Hardy Fruit Tree, All Kinds Shndu and Ornamental Trees 1'lowvrlng Shrubs, Hedges ami Scrwnn. Evergreen Trees, Sliriilis, lledRcs anil Vines, HAINES NURSERY 7:i5 East Norton Phone It(i5 ir.tr Went of East Hth SI. Refrigerator Service All Type of Mcchunlcal Hervle On REFRIGERATORS IIOUHEIIOI.il COMMERCIAL Oregon Equipment Co. 185 E. Greenwood I'hone 8S - , . , , v-'-f t Iff Seniors led all other classes with 155 honor students , and sopho mores were second with 131:, The school of engineering placed 96 on the list while science followed with 92. . . CHIEF SOUNDS WARNING Prineville, April 15 Chief of police Earl Shaw of this city yes terday issued a warning to car owners to lock their car doors on parking.. Shaw reported that an epidemic of thefts from parked cars had been reported the past week. Loot has included blankets, accessories and groceries and dry goods left in cars by shoppers. MOTORS WILLYS Bend, Ore. ROOFING SHINGLES SIDING INSULATION ROOFING Free Estimates Given Use Our Easy Payment Plan Central Oregon Roofing Co. 8.12 Rond Phone 1270 SERVICES Bend Garbage Co. ANYTHING " ANYPLACE ANYTLME Home and Commercial Properties. ICconomrl Dependable, Phone 16U-W6 OUR NEW I CRANE-SHOVEL TRUCK "is built to handle any Job of loading, excavating, etc. Shovel Crane Dragline. Dump Truck Cats Dozers ALLISON DIESEL SHOP Sll Kearney Phone 'IffB or 138 PHONE gfo' your Fuller Dealer Wliit yen ittee! HamsdslJ a Psnenal BnnliM M !ptiM tfis nvmbw btlew. Meit ! (f yew messy. Prams , . ... ueni uaa-J. Spring Frolic Prineville, April 15 P o r t e r Sprague, president of the Powell Butte Farmers' club who was here with a dozen of his fellow members Tuesday to attend the weekly luncheon of the chamber of commerce and call on residents in general in promotion of the an nual spring frolics ball of the west Crook county farm group, aeciarea tnai tne ivtv iroucs promises to be the most largely attended ever held. Sprague said tflat ticket sales were approaching 2,000. The farm club president declared, however, that every preparation is being made to care for a capacity crowd at the American Legion-Veterans or f oreign wars nan at tne tiea mond airport, where the big party will occur Saturday night. Two orchestras, the Kaydettes of Prineville and the Warm Springs au-mman Band, win make music. - Annually the farmers' oreani- zatlon holds the spring frolics for the purpose of raising money for some worthy community cause. Proceeds this year will go to the Prineville Pioneer community hospital and to a community hos pital at Redmond, should one be erected there. . , . , . . Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST O'DONNELL BLDG, Office Phone TS Residence Phone 819-W Wood Steel Aluminum Cleaning and Renovating FREE ESTIMATES t Bend Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. 688 E. Glenwood (Off of E. 6th Street) Phone 1434! Another PAID mil itui vk . IS I I I Early this year we announced an all-time high in paid circulation of 5209. Throughout the first three months of this year the AVERAGE net paid circulation has been 5319. This figure is your, guarantee of VALUE for YOUR advertising dollar! Covering All With News When DAILY CARRIER, SERVICE Bend. THmajo ..' , .opine .Culver 0 Red.rapnd . f Madras Y . GHchrist f Crescent jPrinevyie f Slter$ : ' : . " Sheyin ; ; ' ChcmMlt , ' PLUS pily Mfljl Srviee on Al RurafRoutei : ; TTT iake Your Advertising Dollar Pay Dividends In THE BpND BULLETIN f MAY SPLIT RETURNS Slm Anrll IS UPU-Thf Ore. gon )eei8itur completed Its re- day when the senate passed, 4 to 4, a measure allowing married couples (o file split-income' Joint returns. -. , - of saving on state Income taxes as is gained unaer leaexai jaw which now permits filing of Joint returns..-. '' -., .":.' The hilt nnw irnpR tn the eov. ernor. It would apply only to in comes earned in unv. iaie joim returns could not be filed until I960. 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April 15 Mrs. Marga-, ret Tuller, Oregon State college ' housing specialist, returning -to ,rcsume a program she conducted' :last .year, has, been counseling Iwith scores of families of the , iarea engaged' hv building new homes or iremodell,ng old 'true tures. : '.' ;'' v ' . Honie building' has been ttlm ulated.to peak proportions in Jef-, fergon county because of the acti vity of settlers on the North unit , of the Deschutes project in de veloping irrigated farm tracts. j Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results, I J VuU Fashioned . I xw 4. iiw , Royon rlOSO Ff Vk' Choice colors 1.00 Fabrics . . yd. 2.93 Phone 1487-W It's News A MM .1
