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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
'THURSDAY; MAY 11, 1949
ecfed
New Type Radio
Show Proj
At Redmond
"Stipe Fun Show," a 15-mlnute
program of Informal talks, gags,
and give-aways, with audience
participation, will be presented
over KBND every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 2:45 p.m.,
beginning next week, under the
sponsorship of the Stipe-Redmond
Furniture store.
. For each broadcast specific top
' les such as "Should husbands help
their wives with the housework?"
will be opened for discussion to
members of the store audience.
Also participants will be asked
to relate to the radio listeners
their most embarrassing mo
ments, secret ambitions anu great
est surprises."
No Rehearsals
The commercials are ' another
feature of the program. For
these, Ed Hamm, store manager
and program emcee, will request
some member of the audience to
pick out a specific item of furni
ture in the store and . attempt to
make a sale to him. - He plans to
ask the questions and make the
remarks of a typical customer
listening t& a sales talk, Hamm,
who has never before spoken Into
a radio mike or acted as master
of ceremonies on a show, admits
that he will be as much an ama
teur on the program as any of the
participants might be. he added
that the program would be con
ducted informally and with no
script, ' . , .
One prize each broadcast day
will be awarded to a radio listen
er tuned in on the program.
Phone calls will be placed in the
course of the show to determine
the winners. . .
The program will be broadcast
directly from the Stipe-Redmond
furniture store. Plans have been
made to seat approximately 20
persons at the store studio. Be
cause of the limited seating ca
pacity persons desiring to attend
-the show will have to make reser
vations in advance either by writ
ing or obtaining them in person
at tne store. -
Realty Transfers
Planning
Madras
Water Reservoir
Madras, May 12 -a Although a
decision was not reached on a
source of supply from which to
keep it filled, the Madras city
council has voted for construction
xif a 1,000,000-gallon reservoir on
a site overlooking the city at its
southwest edge, on the old Dlzney
place now owned by Ben. John
ston. The estimated cost Of the
reservoir and a main connecting
It with the municipal system-was
land, member of a firm of Corval
placed at $77,824 by James How
lis consulting engineers. It is pro
posed to submit at a special elec
tion a bond issue for financing the
proposed new reservoir.
.' Currently Madras Is maintain
ing its municipal water system
through ;a surplus from a well
owned by the Union Pacific rail
road and used to service locomo
tives ot, the Central Oregon rail
line. It also buys wholesale quan
tities of Opal springs water from
the Deschutes Valley water dis
trict, an organization supplying
domestic water to rural Jefferson
county and the towns of Metolius
and Culver.
The city has miulo futile at
tempts to obtain a water supply
from a well, stinted last year at
the southeast cdne of town. Work
was resumed on the bore this
spring and the well has been
drilled to a depth in excess of 750
feet.
Deeds. AprU 29 .
Charles W. Keith et ux to W. E.
Daum et ux, lots 5, 6, block 46
Center. -
Wilma Jones et vlr to Mrs. Nora
V.- Silvers, lots 1 to 16, block
76, Hillman. -
Klcnard iNorman Manlon et ux
to Lloyd Vernon Hartford, lots
13, 14, block 36 Center.
' Glenn L. Jones et ux to Ell E.
Hopkins et ux, lot 6, block 9,
Keystone.
W. E. Daum et ux to Willard
L. Fix et ux, lot 1, block 28,
Center.
Walter E. Swetland et ux to
Glenn L. Jones et ux, lot 36, South
Moreland.
- Frank Laursen et ux to David
J. Maudlin et al, lot 4, block 2,
Rlver Terrace,
i Mortgages, April 29
Eli E. Hopkins et ux to U. S.
National bank, lot 6, block 9, Key
stone.
Glenn L. Jones et ux to Walter
L, Daron et ux, lot 36, South
Moreland.
David J. Maudlin et al to First
National bank, lot 4, block 2,
River Terrace.
Harold W. Spangler et ux to
Deschutes Federal savings ana
loan, part NMiSWSW 35. 7. 12,
part swsw sitswsw aa, it, u.
Mortgage Releases.'April 29
U. S. National bank to Milburn
F. Meagher et ux.
Deschutes Federal savings and
loan to Glenn L. Jones et ux,
lot 6. block 9. Keystone.
U. S. National bank to Walter
E. Swetland et ux.
Deeds. May 80
Leo J. Keppers et ux to Mike
D, Keppers et ux, lot 11, block
8, Deschutes.
:i Mortgage Releases, April 30
Equitable-Savings and loan to
Rolla u t ultz et ux.
i J. J. Wilt to Uland S. Dill et ux,
Deeds, May 2
City of Bend to Elizabeth C.
pease, lots 14, la, lo, oiock (,
Bend.
Emma L. Hossfeldt to Leo M.
Hossfeldt, lots 1, 2, block 9, Des
chutes. ,
Walter W. Basim et ux to Leo
Martin Hossfeldt, lots 1, 2, block
9, Descnutes.
Charles F. Peters et ux to Jack
Miller et ux, part SESW 16, 15, 13.
Mortgages, May 2 $
Roy M. Johnson et ux to Des
chutes Federal savings and loan,
lot 6, block 103, First addition
Bend park,
. 'Deeds, May 3
Kenneth J. Ruth to Frank
Laursen et ux, lot 14, block 5,
River Terrace.
- Otis D. Rawlins et ux to Doug
las B. Hayes et ux, lots 9, 10,
block 2, Kenwood. i
Carl E. Alfrey et ux to Mabel
Rarick, lot 9, block 76, Bend park
Harold fci. Smith to Silvia Upul
Smith, HW 10 S'ANE.
- . Deeds, May
Ni Chavls et ux to Frederick
Keil- et ux, NV4 lots 6, 7, black
35, Wlestoria.
William.J, Haney et ux to John
Cantrell Jr., et ux, lots 14, 15, 16,
block 111, First addition, Bend
park. . ,
Reucl B. O'Lcary et ux to
George Franklin et ux, lot 16,
block 28, Highland.
IN, A. Peterson et ux to w, u.
Franks et al, SESW part NWSW
31,-19, 11, NWNE (lot 2) NENW
(lot 3) 6, 20, 11.
Vsnnnth Hunt Pt ux to William
C. James et ux, lots 17, 18, block
144, second addition, Bend park.
Oren P. Sleasman et ux to State
of Oregon, SVjSE SWNW 33, 14,
k v.... .,,,, inii n w.
bei lots 5, 6, blocK 26, Riverside.
Mortgages, May 4
F.oWirW keil Pt UX to U. S.
National bank, lots 6, 7, block 35,
Wiestona. '
John Cantrell Jr. et ux to C. W.
Williamson et ux, lots 14, 15, 16,
block 111, First addition, Bend
park. ,
Robert V. Dougherty et ux to
U. S. National bank, lot 12, block
9, Taylors addition.
Glenn L. Jones et ux 10 wauer
E. Swetland et ux, lot 36, Soutn
Moreland, except south leet. .
Mortgage Releases, May 4
II S Matinnal hunk tn R. P.
Putman et ux, lot 5, block 7, Key
stone terrace. -
William Nartz et ux to Oren P.
Sleasman et ux, partial release
mortgage.
Deeds, May S
William Nnlcnn ("Viffpv ot 11V In
Forrest Yeoman et ux, W'i lot 35,
South Moreland. - ,
Roy Williamson et ux to Cyril
H. May et ux, part lot 8, block
KECKI'TION I'l.ANNKI)
Prinevllle, May 12 Invita
tions have been Issued by Carna
tion chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star for a reception, to be
given baturday evening at the
Prinevllle Masonic hall, for Mrs.
Hazel M, Foster, past grand mat
ron and now chairman of the bud
get committee of the grand chap
ter of Oregon. Members of the
fraternal group are expected
from other Central Oregon communities.
United Serves
Many. Passengers
More than 1,500 passengers
have been accommodated by U
nited Air Lines at its Bend
Redmond airport, Roberts field
near Redmond, in the first four
months of the present year, J. C.
Sedell, station manager, announc
today. (
Passenger traffic to date ovet
13, Bend.
John H. Hall et ux to A. D.
Stevens et ux, N. 50 feet, lots 11,
12, block 131, second addition,
Bend park.
i Martgages, May 5
Gyril H. May et ux to U. S.
National bank, part lot 8, block
15, Bend.
Edwin T. Wallace to Adrlenne
A. Wallace, part SW 31, 20, 10.
Mortgage Releases, May 5
U. S. National bank to Roy A.
Williamson et ux, part lot 8,
block 15, Bend.
First National bank to John H.
Hall et ux.
the corresponding period last
year has increased 16 per cent,
in the local service area, which
comprises all of central Oregon.
The city of Bend has produced
47 per cent of this traffic.
', Percentage Low
Sedell said the percentage
from Bend is rather low, in view
of respective populations in the
various mldstate communities.
However, he said, the Bend per
centage is showing an increase.
The heaviest traffic destination
has been Portland, followed by
Seattle, San Francisco and points
east. Sedell said the half-fare
family plan has been used fair-
PARROT BRINGS AID
New York, May 12 (IB Police
Investigation of cries of "Let me
out" coming from a locked office
yesterday discovered a pet parrot,
calling attention in the only way
it knew to the fact that its mast
er, Gustave Moerez, 50, had been
bound and
of $744.
gagged and robbed
ly extensively on trips to Port
land and the east.
- With the advent of summer
vacations and the increase in
tourists, passenger traffic to and
from Roberts field is expected to
increase, Sedell said. -
ALL SERVICES FREE!
Trips Arranged by AIR
WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU
Hotel Reservations Anywhere
PILOT BUTTE INN PHONE 1775
Offices In Klamath Falls and Redmond
Striking Millmen
Return to Work I
Eugene, May 12 (W Striking
AFL millmen were back on the
Job today after they had bolted
a statewide negotiation committee.-
. . ' . J
The millmen, part of 1,000 men
who went on strike April 25, noti
fipri emnlove'rs that the local
hereafter would conduct its own
'investigations.
They Mid they would return i
to work at the prestrike wage
and wltnqut .a contract.
'.. The statewide strute was called
to, support a union demand for a
1 71i Mntm. an hmlr waoa Inproocn
over the old $1.77 Vi an hour top
I - l
uittuvst owe , t
" The United States released 30
different . issues of postage
stamps. In 1948, a record year, i
DAIRYMEN
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HEAVY MILK CANS
Let cT-33
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MACHINKRV, INC.
135 N. W. l'rk, I'ortlund
Alwittr 6161
DISTRIBUTED IN BEM) BY RAINES IHSIKIBLTINU CO.
By PopularRequest ...
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We REPEAT this RED HOT SPECIAL!
i ""' . Main or
LAND SEA I I If&VRSZS.. I
When it rains it pours , , a-S
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AS OUR BEST T-BONE STEAKS! LjzJ LB.
Here's Some More Real Values in Our Meat Section!
Fresh-Lean
PORK
SPARERI6S
LB
45c
GROUND BEEF
Ground fresh daily lb.
PORK SAUSAGE AO
Country svle lb. "7
LINK SAUSAGES CO
I7
PORK ROAST
Meaty shoulder cut lb
PORK STEAKS
Tender mealy lb,
49
FANCY HAMS CCc
Sugar cured lb. 33
BACON JOWLS ore
Bean pot delight lb. Id
SLICED BACON CQc
Fancy, lean TJ. w
PIECE BACON qc
Cudahy'j Puritan lb. "
FANCY FRYERS Cc
Ready for the pan lb. MJ
Short-Shank
SMOKED
PICNICS
LB.
39'
GARDEN-FRESH PkODUCIt
Enjoy these flavorful spring varieties rtoW. Every
item is carefully selected by our expert buyers!
RED RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
Heap a bowl
. the dinner
, table tonight
7 1
Large Cc
bunch w
Sweet PEAS
TOM A TOES
Gardenslde Brand No. 2
Grown in ihe Northwat Can
rVesfvoe Brand
New, Solid Pack
No. 2Va
Can
10
15
PEAS and POTATOES
Tender, young Peas
Plump, Green
Pods ........... 2 lbs. 25c
Deschutes -.
Mo. VI ..
10 lbs. 55c
Canned Food Valuex
Fancy Peas sugar b.h. n0. 301 en 16c
New Potatoes D.tMoni. N0 jc.n15c
Spinach Em. uy n8. vt en 19c
Spaghetti ('m0."...,,, AV
Tuna Fish BiUmor.,i(,n,d. v, c.n 35c
Celery Soup i0y,,,J4
Colics Savings
Nob Hill Coffee 48c ,1; 94c
Airway Coffee lib, 45c i 89c
Edwards Coffee 53c 1 2.09
Swift's
PREM
With beef added
39c
12-01.
Can
Af Random Values
Graham Crackers Wu. ,Pi9.49c
Enriched Flour ,r,'l 2S.ii,as1w
Tillamook Cheese D. R .d lb 65c
Candy Bars 6, of25 b'98c
Butter Fingers 6f0,25c 98
Air WiCk KHIi unplint odort bo. 69' ,
Red Polish ou u.m. 25c
ASPARAGUS... 2 lbs. 29c
GOLDEN CARROTS., lb. 8c
Smooth tender ones
SPINACH
2 for 25c
LETTUCE HEADS.... lb. 9c
Fresh, crisp leave
GREEN PEPPERS ... lb. 29c
,:, . Fine tot stuffing
RHUBARB ..J... 4 lbs. 19c
, For perfect pics
SQUASH........ 2 lbs. 25c
iKucchlni solid '
TOMATOES .... 12-01. 25c
, Red, rlpo flsvorful
Prices in thh ad effective thru Saturday- We teterre the right to limit
ROYAL SATIN 3-lb. Can WELCH'S Peach or Apricot PAR-GRANUlATkO 's Large Siie
HOT SHORTENING 87e Preserves ,.ib '.j., 27c Improved Soap 55c
1 i'
SAUCE, CRISCCwFamous 3-Lb. Can PLAYFAIR Popular . WHITE KING SOAP
Gardeniide SHORTENING d3c DOCJ FOO(l 3 COIlS 23 Granulated . Reg. pig-
4 4Qc HAUY'S l6ot.C.n DUZ Granulated r Luk TOILET SOAP
ins I y meat BALLS 39c SOAP c.. 31c y ,iu 13c 2 fof 17
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