WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TEMPERATURE
Maximum yesterday, B4 degrees.
Minimum lust night, 37 degrees.
Bend and vicinity Partly
cloudy today; fair tonight and
Thursday; high today 69; low to
night 32; high Thursday 72.
Paul Peterson, of Shevlin, will
leave Saturday on a trip to Minne
sota. Jerome C. Levin, a graduate
of the University of Illinois med
ical school, is in Bend visiting
Philip B. Hensley. Levin and
Hensley served in the armed serv
ices together In world war II.
The Jay H. Upton camp and
auxiliary will hold a meeting, 7:30
p.m. Friday, in the assembly
room of tne Deschutes county
courthouse.
Henry E. Nllsen was in Bend
today, arranging to move his fur
niture to Eugene, where Mr. and
Mrs. Nllsen have purchased a
house. Nilsen will be football
coach and mathematics instruc
tor at the Eugene high school,
starting in the fall. His home
here has been purchased by Mr.
HOT WEATHER!
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YOU WANT
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FOR OVER
THE WEEK-END.
and Mrs. K. L. Hicki, who have
moved here from The Dalles.
Mrs. Del Vander, Route X, and
newborn son, Paul Stephen, left
St. Charles hospital today for
their home, .
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Arms
trong (the former Marjorle Mor
ris) and son, Donald, 7, are in
Bend from Salt Lake City, visit
ing Armstrong's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, and her
mother, Mrs. R. A. Ferguson.
This Is their first visit home in
two years. Armstrong is em
ployed as a salesman with a ma
chinery company in the Utah city.
Three small boys from Central
Oregon homes were scheduled for
tonsillectomies today. 'They are
Irving Newton, 3, Lapine, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Luellin, and
Norman Thompson Jr., 5, 1403
Jacksonville street, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Thompson. -
Additional admissions - to St.
Charles hospital were: Mrs. Ber
tha Negus, van Delaware; Nor
man Noble, Silver Lake: Mrs.
Bert Cole, 114 Kingston; Mrs.
Clemence Fleet, Alberta, Can.,
and Mrs. Mable Clark, West Park,
Prineville.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Kobert Milton Hall, Glen,
dale, Calif., and Doris Evelyn To
bias, Bend, according to the rec
ords of the Deschutes county
cierK.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tackman are
in Bend today from their ranch
near Paulina. They are shopping
and greeting friends.
Mrs. May McNeills and grand
son. Joe O'Kane. from New Jer
sey, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. lorn McNeills.
Robert P. Arnold. Bakersfield,
has been a guest of his brother.
John F.. in Bend this week. It
is Robert's first time here in 26
years.
Recent euests of the J. F. Ar
nolds include Mrs. Tom Edwards
and daughter. Nancy, from Klam
ath Falls; C. F. Corgan and
dauehter. Betty Jane, of Portland,
and Mrs. John O'Connor of Hib-
bing, Minn.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, June 29 (IP Prices
on all grades of large-size eggs
advanced one cent a dozen on
the Portland wholesale market
today. Other classes held unchanged.
Butter quotations were steady
and unchanged.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 66c; A A cartons
67c; A prints 66c; A cartons 67c;
B prints 62c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 61c doz.; certi
fied A large 59c; A large 59c;
AA medium 56-57c; certified A
medium 57c; A medium 55-S6c;
cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 40',4
SOHc; Oregon 5-lb. loafs 43tt
52 c lb.; triplets l'4c less than
singles.
James T. Carter
Dies at Home
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt gratitude to the Baptist
Women's Union and our other
many friends who showed their
kindness- and sympathy during
the recent death of our dear
brother, George Hammonds. May
God bless you au.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tann fiiey.
Adv.
Arnold Cattle and Horse As
sociation are asking for bids for
hauling water lor tnree momns.
See President Kenneth Slack or
Advisory Board for details before
July 8th. .- . Adv.
Helen's Beauty Salon
closed Saturday, July 2.
will be
Adv.
James Thomas Carter, 71, a
resident of Bend and vicinity for
the past 50 years? was found
dead yesterday in his home on
the comer of Wall street and
Colorado avenue. The coroner re
ported that Mr. Carter apparent
ly had suffered a heart attack.
ime of death was placed at
sometime Monday night.
Discovery of the Doay was
made by a neighbor, who went
to Mr. Carter's home to find out
why he had not been to worK
Tuesday. He was found lying on
the floor in a small pool oi Diooa.
Sheriff Claude McCauley, and
deputy sheriff Harry Johnson,
who investigated the death, said
that Carter apparently struck
his head on the corner of an iron
banded trunk in the room. The
officers said that the evidence
indicated that Carter rose from
a chair in the room, had a heart
attack, and in falling to the floor
struck his head on the trunk.
Born In Kansas
He was born in Kansas, and
had been employed at the Brooks
Scanlon mill for many years. He
is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Joe Mavfield. Bend; two brothers,
i ranK carter, tsena, ana nenry
Carter, Corvailis; three sisters,
Mrs. Leo Tauscner, wren; Mrs.
Charles Nickell, Bend, and Mrs.
U S. Carnine. Bend.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m. Friday in the Niswong-er-Wlnslow
funeral home with
Rev. Robert Nicholas, of West
minster Presbyterian church, of
ficiating. Burial will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
California stands high in grape
oroduction. growing about 20 per
cent of the world's table grapes
Prineville Gefs
Bend Bulletin
By Auto Route
To better serve the ever-increasing
circulation of The Bend Bul
letin, a daily auto route has been
established, providing rapid de
livery of bundles of The Bulletin
to carrier boys in Prineville, Les
Schwab, circulation manager, an
nounced today.
For the past year, Redmond
and Tumalo and farms along the
way have been served through an
auto route, and the new Prine
ville route is an extension of this
service, Schwab said.
A. R. Reimer has the contract
to serve Bulletin subscribers on
the new extension. The Bulletin
already has eight routes in the
Kedmond-Fnneville area, and It
is planned to increase this to a
total of VI Independent newspaper
boys to serve subscribers.
Bend Will Act
As Host to Clubs
at 10 a.m. There will be no I O'clock club this morning at the
pre-registration this year, he said, j Skyline Steak House. The new
Jaycees were appointed to serve members are George M. Stokoe,
as leaders of various phases of
the parade, in which some 600 or
600 children are expected to take
part.
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Pool Expenses
$1500 Monthly
Approximately $1,500 per month
is estimated today by W. O. Cuth
bertson, city manager, as prob
able cost of operating Bend's mu
nicipal pool. City commissioners
hope much of this amount will
be offset by income from sale of
swim tickets, check-room fees,
and rental of towels and suits.
The $1,500 includes $875 in sal
aries now paid pool personnel,
and costs of electricity in light
ing, heating, and filtering. The
sum of $500 was tenatively set
as this cost by the city manager.
With thg opening of the wad
ing pool, iwo new aueuuums win
be needed; one to watch the shal
low pool for toddlers, and one for
relief of other attendants who,
as minors, can work only an
eight-hour day for a six-day
week.
Monthly salaries of the six
members of the pool crew, set
by Dave Howard, recreation di
rector, follow:
Pool manager (Leo Longobar
do) $200; cashier, (Greta Nelson)
$125; lifeguard, (Dennis Sullivan)
$175; lileKuard, (Frances lirooKS)
$125; locker room atiendants
(Dick Armony and Phelan Cul
lison) $125 respectively.
Friday, July 15, has been desig
nated as the day Bend is to play
host to 4 H clubs of Deschutes
county, it was announced at to
day's luncheon meeting of the
Junior chamber of commerce, at
the Pine tavern. Some 300 boys
and gins are expected lor the an
nual program.
As in the past the 4-H day pro
gram will be handled by the Jay
cees, in cooperation with the sen
ior chamber of commerce. Young
sters from rural areas of the
county will be taken on tours of
places of interest, including the
new Mia-uregon r aimers ware
house. The young people will
attend a picnic in Drake pant, and
will be guests at a free show.
George Marling, in charge of
arrangements for 4-H day, sub
mitted the report on the progress
of plans.
Don Shingler, chairman of the
pet parade, an opening feature of
the celebration here this week
end, announced plans for the pa
rade, to be held Saturday starting
S MEMBERS ADDED
Additions of three new mem
bers to the Bend chamber of
commerce was announced at the
weekly meeting of the Ten
distributor for the Shell Oil Co.;
Reo J. Russell, of the Park cafe,
and William B. Shelley, realtor
and owner of the Kozy Auto
court.
Nelson Leland presided at the
clubs conference.
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Oil Overflows
Onto Bend Street
The east side of Wall street
between Franklin and Louisiana
was blocked to parking this aft
ernoon after W. P. Drost, super
intendent of streets, requested
the Associated Oil Co., to remove
oil that had overflowed this morn
inn from a tank at the Wall Street
service station. The Diesel oil, of
the type used in automatic burn
ers, ran irom tne station into ine
gutter, and remained in jelly-like
masses that were picked up by
car wheels. Damage to pavement
was feared by city officials.
The overflow occurred wnen an
undeground tank was being filled,
and a defective measuring stick
was blamed. AboutflO gallons ot
oil overflowed on the station
pavement and coursed into the
putter. Firemen were called, in
the effort to remove the sticky
oil.
LARCENY CHARGED
Richard E. Monteith, 33, of Spo
kane, Wash., was arrested by city
and state police yesterday on a
charge of larceny by bailee,
Montettn nas neon inugcu in
tho countv jail pending the arri
val here of Littlton, Colo., police
officers, who issued the arrest
warrant.
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