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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1949)
SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVE Local News Mr. OS rOna Otis Lammers, ol 740 Riverside, was admitted to Lumberman's hospital last night. His condition was reported as "fair." All young people of the Eastern Star community; 14 years ol age or older, are being Invited to at tend a party, to be given Monday, May 16, by the Young Grangers' association, at H p.m. In the grange hall, 'ihe program will in clude dancing, games and a sur prise entertainment feature, ac cording to Lionaid Sorensen, club reporter. Each person who at tends should bring lour sandwich es and at least one bottle ol soda pop, he said. Degree of Honor past presi dents will meet 'luesday, May It, at 8 p.m. at the home ol Mrs. W. J. creighton, 144ti Hill street, with Mrs. aam jfurseil as hostess, 'inose who plan to attend were asKed to call o23-J. A dinner meeting of the Women's lellowship ol first Pres byterian cnurcn, scheduled lor 'luesday, May IV, has been post poned until May 24, olxicers announced. Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Sullivan lamny, ol sweet Home, are ling local relatives. Mrs. fivan is tne aaugnter of Mr. Mrs. red Huttman. lbZf East .Third street, and Sullivan is the son ol Mrs. carl Alien, 114 Alien roau. , , Wlmodausis Sewing club will meet Wednesday, May 18, at 8 p.m. at tne home of Mrs. Floyd Dranson, oii be ward. Joanne B. Loper, of PrlnevilleT was tappea this week lor memoer ship in uelta fhl Alpna; national German nonorary at tne univer sity ol Oregon, according to news Horn the iiugene campus. Mrs. Sally Ewing, of 224 St. Helens, piaus to icave buntiay evening ior TuielaKe, Cam., to spenu several uays with her sis ter, who is HI. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schnur, who have been in California lor the past 1Y years, are to return to Bend to make their home, aim Schnur is now here seeking a res idence. Their son, Paul, is in tne service, in the Pnillppmes. Nor ma, their daughter, is to remain in San Francisco. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Currier and Vance U. Witneis were in Bend last night from Paisley, on their way to the annual conven tion of the Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers' association, to open in Pendleton Monday. Select that gift for the Gradu ate now Horn tne large stock of quality items at N IboiinL, ALL, jiiWELEK, next to Capitol 'ihe ater. "We Kepair Wun Care." Est. 1926. ' Adv."! 1 "House on the Metolius" now serving meals on 24-hour reserva tions. iJinners 32.5U, lunches $1.50. Eleanor Bechen. . Adv. Put on comfortable clothes aTid come to the hard Time Dance, Alflllfu Hl'anna Hull k'jt lll-iir 'ltlllt UUl., 14th. Music by The Uutlaws. Adv. Hospital News The following persons were dis missed trom Si. Charles hospital yesterday: Ronald and Donald 'ihompson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Bend;" Mrs. Fred Mills, Bend; Mrs. 'iheresa Manning, Redmond; Mrs. Walter Meyers, Sisters, and Mrs. Laura Miller, Warm Springs. Admitted were: Mrs. Harry Rutherford, Detroit; Mrs. Arleigh Shevlin, Culver; Mrs. Paul Sevy, Bend; Kenneth Retiierford, Bend; and Mrs. Fred Kottcnhafcr, Gil christ. Linda Gilland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Gilland. Sisters, underwent a tonsillectomy yester day. . OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams , (I P . BABY'S SHOES' BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON ? . M. tta . t. Mr. an. CO. IMII'M, MHVICt- WK. X-Ray Canvass Planned Here In preparation for the annual chest X-ray survey to be held in June, a house-to-house canvass, designed to acquaint residents with the program, will be held next week in Bend, Mrs. A. E. Stevens, executive secretary of the Deschutes County Public Health association, announced to day. Volunteers will call in all sections of the city, with litera ture and information about the right to control tuberculosis, she said. They will also take regis trationsfor the free X-ray service. The mobile X-ray unit will be in Redmond June -7, and in Bend June 8-11. C. R. Bradford, consultant for the X-ray service, from the Ore gon Tuberculosis and Health as sociation, was In Bend Thursday to help in planning the pre-survey canvass. Volunteers who wish to help with the work were asked to get in touch witn Mrs. Stevens. Rotarians Plan Trip to Spokane A delegation of Bend Rotarians will leave early tomorrow morn ing for Spokane, Wash., where thev will attend a joint conference of Rotary districts 102 and 103, starting Sunday afternoon, ihe convention will last through Mon- iMo'ijttl-Tuesday'. witha golf. tour- nament booked ior Wednesday. Making the trip from Bend will be Carl B. Hoogner, president of the Bend club this past year; Er nie Traxler, Harry Waldron, W. M. Ball, Ray Forrest, Edgar Smith, Oscar Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V. Ward. The group is to meet for breakfast at 4:30 a.m., at the Skyline Steak house. Hundreds of Rotarians from all parts of the northwest will attend the joint conference of the two districts. REHEARSAL SUNDAY Central Oregon Oratorio society will have final dress rehearsal Sundav at 2 p.m. in the John Tuck school gymnasium, Redmond, of "The Elijah," by Kclix Mendel ssohn. The oratorio will be pre sented Monday at 8 p.m. at the John Tuck gymnasium, Keclmond. and Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Bend high school gymnasium, under direction -of Don v. 1'ence. INFANT S KITES HEM) Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Potter were held yesterday, vith burial ih Grecnwod cemetery. There are 400.000 Indians on more than 200 reservations in the United States. DRUGLESS CLINIC Colon Therapy r.vrrMf !n!lrtni In tolltis snil run. stipstion, it hn fur wsrhlns; benefits In nervous and chronic (Unorders, due lo He cleenfilnE of ihe source of pollu tion of the blood streiim from baelrriel R Olsons germinated in Ihe lower bowel. :sture's best detoxifying- agents 1 0T gen. water and air are employed, sup plemented with corrective physical and hygienic measures. Dr. R. D. Ketchum Chiropractic Thyslclan Phon 794 124 Minnesota Ave tend, Oregon Bids for Airport Work to Be Asked Bids for Improvement of the Bend municipal airport will be asked 1 In advertisements' to be started this coming week, with the contract to be let about June 1, it was learned today, following approval of plans and specifica tions. The contract will Include the grading and surfacing of a north south runway, 75 feet wide and 3800 feet long, and also the sur face of taxi wings and airport apron. Fencing and other work also will be asked in the contract. En gineering work for the project was done by the Oregon state board of aeronautics. Service Clubs In Joint Session Redmond, May 14 (Special) - Jlm Short, representative, was guest speaker at a joint session of Redmond service clubs Wed nesday at 7 p.m. at the hotel ban quet room. Mr. ana Mrs. vai Meyers, Mar lon Coyner, Redmond's mayor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Endlcott, rep resenting Jaycees and Lions, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith, dele gates of Kiwanls, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Johnston, highway de partment, Ken Munkres, Toast masters, were special guests. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomp son were among the guests. Car penter was in charge of the pro gram and Thompson represented the chambers of commerce which he serves as president. More than a hundred guests were served. Short divided his talk Into topics. The impression of legislature given by the news papers, the functioning of legis lature, the value of lobbying, and the committees on which he served. Short's daughter, Donna, acted as his secretary and did his re search. The Pelton dam project was declared by Short to, be the most exciting measure before the law makers, and the reapportioning of senators according to coun ties was given the name "hot po tato of the decade." He estimated 40 bills per day Permits to Burn Needed May 15 Marking the start of the 1949 fire season, persons burning slashings or other material adja cent to forest lands will require a permit on and after May 15, it was announced from the local for est office today. These permits are required under state law. Permits may be obtained irom the federal forest office or the state fire warden in Sisters, or from the Bend district ranger's office In the federal building, Bend. Permits will be required until the fire season is officially cle clared at an end. - , Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results TRIPLE PROTECTION THE B. M. A, PLAN ' 1 Disability Income ' With Triple Income Hospital Benefits rays You for Accident $100 per month disability. Pays You for Sickness $100 per month disability, confining or non-confining. Pays You for Hospital or Nurse $300 per month. Pays You in Cosh'' Lump sum for a rainy day, or Security pension for life. Pays Your Beneficiary $6,000 for death, accidental or natural. BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE CO. Home Office, Kansas City, Mo. GLEN 478 Burnsidc. DEAL Phone 1302-R LET US REPLACE THAT BROKEN GLASS A broken or rrarki-tl wlnrfsliiHil or window In your car not only mars your cars appearance It's danger ous. Poor visibility often causes ucrlilciiN, so tlon'l lake chances . . . drive In today and let us Install new shatterproof safely glass. The rod Li modest. EXPERT BODY & FENDER WORK AUTO REPAINTING UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS CARROLL'S Body and Fender Service Oil) Harriniaii I'limie 1X0 til k u t It on a have Ihe tiqivu u u in i tucket when lu I Ien vim net an . . UNDERWOOD SUNDSTRAND THAT ADDS SUBTRACTS AND MULTIPLIES. '120 IMMEDIATE 1 i-y L t0' '"lln, J lllTjil I pltctu a denwiultatlcn en ijcut own wo xk , . . today ERIKSEN'S Stationery & Office Supply 1011 Brooks St. Phone 141 came up for consideration, and described the type of legislation enacted as the middle of the road type. He said that this session of the legislature would be remembered by the number of bills defeated. START DICIVE-IN SERVICE A drive-in service has been started at Chef's Inn cafe on South Third street, Sigmund Fischer, new operator, reported today. He and Edgar Fischer, both of Townsend, Wis., purchased the cafe recently from J. H. Sutliff. The two new operators moved to Bend from Wisconsin early last month. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. Reading Project Registration Set Registration for the annual summer reading project at Des chutes county public library will be May 28 and May 31 through June 4, Miss Eleanor Brown, libra rian, announced today. A "rodeo" theme will be carried out, with "Ride and read at Deschutes coun ty library rodeo" as the slogan. The entrants will be represented on a chart by western figures to be mounted first on calves, then on stters, Brahmas, and bron choes, as the reading progresses. All children who have finished grades 1 through 7, will be eligi ble to participate. The reading From Soup to Dessert Dinner Is a Treat at Polly's Polly's chefs plot to please your palate with de licious food, cooked to perfection served in gen erous portions to satisfy your appetite, - Try Our Special Sundayi Dinner OPEN DAILY 6 a. in. lil mklniylit Friday and Saturday open all niglit will start June 6 and end July 2, and tne annual picnic win be held as soon afterward as possible. 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