The Bend bulletin., July 01, 1949, Page 8, Image 8

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S Redmoticl add Vicinity
Redmond, July 1 'Special)
Rev. Wfsley K.ikcr. who has
Mrs. Merlin Ai'!nw flail been an1 instructor at the yvesi
chlldren Visited at the John Han minster, fpiiowslnjj ramp at fail
son home -last- 'Trmrwlay titUt'v creek 'falls, n-imueo Sunday
noon.- f - I evening. Rusty la.'s drove :to
noon.
Redmond union -high school
budget ( passed at the Monday
election1 by a margin of 22 votes.
Mrs,,Edith Smith,, Mrs, Erank
de Lesplnasse, Mrs. Jess Tethe
row and Mrs. Warren, ,.,Vance4
served' ori the election ' board
Monday. '''
Jess Mlnson was reelected to
serve on the Redmond union
high school board by the vofera
at Monday's poll.; ' ' 1
Mrs. Merlin Armbruster and
children called at the Ken Mar
auto ! courts Tuesday morning
lor a brief visit with Mrs.. Ken
neth Davies. ' - . '
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Strom of
Nairipa, Ida., called upon Mrs.
Torn Lee and Mrs. Merlin Arm
bruflter Tuesday afternoon. The
Strains are on their wedding
trip! Mrs, Strom was the former
Julla-Jlussell of Tumalo.
Flow Barton Jr., is working
for a reefing - crew at Madras.
The crew makes its headquarters
in Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Leason Gregg
drove to The Dalles Sunday and
visited, with relatives. They re
turned Sunday night. '
the camp to bring uev. uairer
home.
Kev. Wesley Baker, of Red
mond, and Rev, Alan Phelps of
Bend left Tuesday to attend sy
nod at the Central Presbyterian
church in Portland. The two min
isters will attend sessions Tues
day afternoon, . Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Duayne Hagman of Cul
ver was a Redmond shopper Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Lane and
family left Tuesday for Salem
to visit friends.
Fun night for seventh, eighth
and dinth grade pupils was held
at the Galloway home Monday
night, A "cook-out" was featured
as a part of the evening's enter
tainment. Mrs. Harry Sly spon
sors the group. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henry nave
returned from a trip to the mid
dle west. The Henrys visited the
Black hills as part of their vaca
tion. Henry is an employe of
Redmond (Houk) Motor Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Guntef
will move next week from their
apartment on 12th street to the
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Fred Dallas Orchestra
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Bend High School Tennis Court
( Presented by Shriners of Central Oregon
Benefit Crippled Children, Shrine Hospital,
Portland
; Admission to Court: 2 cans of food
or fruit, in tin, labelled
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Robert Zitek house on 9th.
Chuck Booth is homo on leave
visiting his - parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Booth. Chuck is in tho
navy.
Roy Henry, who is stationed
at Pensacola, Fla., is in Redmond
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Darlene Fields left Tues
day for La Grande to visit rela
tives. ,
The fire department answered
a call to the Dant & Russell mill
vicinity Monday to put put a
grass fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrington,
Darlene and Mickey spent last
week vacationing at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Strom of Nampa,
Ida., are visiting Mrs. Strom's
stepfather and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Harrington.
Monte Gardner was among the
boys who went to Eugene Sun
day to attend the motorcycle
races. The boys stopped in Sis
ters for a buekaroo breakfast.
Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Dale are
planning a coast trip over the
4th of July.
Douglas Shepard of Tumalo
was in Redmond on business
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prahl of
Portland stopped at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Gardner
while en route to Crane prairie
on a fishing trip. Prahl is a
brother of Mrs. Gardner. The
Prahls also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Gillespie of Tumalo before
returning to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bessey and
Joan were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howe of Bend
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Howe will
be visiting scenic spots lit Wash
ington and British Columbia for
the next three weeks. .
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Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Moody of
Northwest Redmond were guests
of honor at a surprise potluck
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Shofstall Sunday. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
Hopper, Mr. and Mfs. Ra Bessey
and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs..Wil
den and Mrs. Lois' Shanks.
Doyle Satterlee, who has been
in Redmond for several weeks,
has gone to Portland for the rest
of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bessey and
Joan, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Moody
and Don, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shof
stall and Bob and- Duayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilden, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hopper and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Moody of Cottage Grove have
planned a picnic at Cline falls for
Sunday, July 3.
Mrs. Bill Henderson of Port
land is spending this week visit
ing friends "and relatives in cen
tral Oregon. Mrs, Henderson will
be remembered as Nell Town
send. . . ' .
Donald Krieger is spending this
week at the homo of his parents
resting up for a trip to Texas to
play in the national junior golf
tournament. Donald will return
to Portland for practice before
leaving for the tournament
July 25.
David Krieger, who is working
in Portland, plans to spend the
Fourth in Redmond with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark, Vaunda,
Lola and June, and Mrs. Sarah
Clark are plenning a trip to
Springfield over the week end.
They will go to the coast to spend,
the Fourth and return to Red-'
mond the first of the week.
,,Mrs. E. J. Nellls died June 26
.at tile Old People's home in Bend.
Mrs. Nellis was 84. Funeral serv
ices were held in the Redmond
Christian church Wednesday
morning. Rev. W. O. Herbison
conducted the services. Inter
ment was in the Redmond ceme
tery. Zacher mortuary had
charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Orr Royal has returned to
Redmond after having spent the
past JO days in Salem.
Mrs. J. Billingsley was a Red
rami visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Delia Nance was in Red
mond Wednesday. She brought
her son, George, and Sharon
Schonneker to the library party.
Miss Lois Harrington will leave
Saturday for a two weeks' vaca
tion visiting relatives near Wasco.
Bruce Rogers, a Redmond dele
gate to Boys State, was chosen as
one of the policemen. Bruce will
return Saturday.
New officers to serve the Red
mond Lions club are Keith
Parkinson, president; Lester El
liott, secretary-treasurer; George
McKinnon, first vice-president;
Roy UerUngor, second vice-president;
Al Miller, third vice-president;
M. W. Pearson, Lion tamer;
Ed Endicott, Tail twister, and
Gordon Bentson and Ed Sherlock,
directors.
Bend Riflemen ;h
Leave for Meet
t.
Six 30-calllier riflemen, repre
senting the Bend Rifle club, left
this morning for Fort Lewis,
'where they ar to compete in the
Washington state rifle matches
on July 2, 3 and 4. While attend
ing the matches, the Bend rifle
men will be quartered in bar
racks at the fort, and will be
served army rations. The matches
will be conducted by the person
nel of the 2nd infantry. Army,
marine and civilian teams will
compete.
Making the trip from Bend are
Fred Fredericksen,, Bob Clug
ston, Horace Tolbert, Joe Steppe,
Bob Burleigh and Floyd Brewer.
The first day's shooting will
consist of Individual matches at
all ranges, 200, 300, 600 and 1,000
yards. On the scecond day, four-
man team contests win oe neiu ui
200 yards, slow and rapid fire,
and at 600 yards.
On the third day, teams of six
men each will fire at all ranges.
UNEMPLOYMENT MOUNTS
Washington, July 1 Wi - A
heavy influx of high school and
college students seeking work
sent June unemployment to a
new seven-year high of 3,778,000,
the census bureau estimated to
day. VOTE TO END STRIKE
Portland, July 1 (IJ'i Unofficial
sources today said striking AFL
mlllmen in 32 Oregon woodwbrk
ing plants voted to go back to
work with pay raises from 3V4
to 1214 cents hourly.
The mlllmen, who struck 68
days ago, had asked for a 17 Vi
cent hike, paid holidays and work
ing condition concessions.
Under the employer proposal
voted upon, workmen's classifica
tions were reshuffled, setting up
70 categories.
The strike began April 22 when
pickets appeared at the Cassady
furniture works in Portland.
Pollen grains from different
plants vary physically and chemically.
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