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FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE FIVE Local News ' TEMPERATURE luxlnium yesterday, 77 degrees. illinium lust niff"t, oo degrees. Bend and vicinity Fair, sunny nd warm today through Sunday; umldlty low afternoons; high xlay 88; low tonight 48; high aturday 93. - A field day will be held Sunday r the Juniper Garden club. Members are instructed to meet it 10:30 a.m. at rrinevuie junc- ion in Redmond, lor a trip to ummit prairie. There will be a lotluck dinner. Students from California State Polytechnic 'college at San Luis fcbispo, Roy Perry Bethel and Mollis Barnes from Paso Robles, alii., visited Betnel s aunt, Mrs. L. V. Gilliland, 1070 Union, over he holidays. They left yesterday lor Crater lake, and will tour in anada belore the end of their Eirce-months trip. Gordon Simpkins. Shevlin. was to be dismissed today from Lum berman s hospital, hanford Honn. Bhevlin, was dismissed yesterday, fend Willie Smith, of that city. Was dismissed Wednesday. Hom ier Mayrand, 736 Delaware, was laamiuea weanesuay. Mrs. Elvin York and daughter. 364 East Greenwood, and Mrs. Ulfred Bryant and son, Powell feutte, were dismissed from St. (Charles hospital maternity ward koday. Special this week only! Boys' Kvrist watches (7 jewels) only K7.50. NIEBERGALL, JEWEL- Always Appreciated FLOWERS RIEDA'S LOWERS Not Affiliated With Any Other Flower Shop. Around the Corner From Trailways Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Fickett, Owners 217 Greenwood Fh. 256-.I Tax Increase Law Explained A tax Increase can be sanction ed by the city commission, but not later than the next general elec tion It must be placed before a vote of the people, Mayor T. D. Sexton said today in elaborating a statement he made at this week's commission meeting. The commission earlier voted to In crease local taxi fees. Asa God- dard, representing a taxi service, had protested the new rates. May or Sexton was quoted as saying tnat "no tax increase can De im posed without vote of the peo ple." The commission, It was pointed out, could have passed the rate increase, but final approval of the action would be up to the people at a special election or at the gen eral election, as provided in a charter amendment approved by popular vote last year. Ross Farnham, asked for an opinion by George Simerville, city recorder, ruled today that If the taxi fee Increase proposal were placed to a vote the city's license ordinance would have to be pub lished in entirety. This section of the city's ordinances holds some 10,000 words. ERS, next to Capitol Theater. we Repair With Care." Est. 1926. Adv. You are invited to attend the free lecture on Christian Science in Deschutes Co. Library auditor ium tonight, 8 o'clock, under the auspices of The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Adv. TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION Prineville, July 8 Miss Sonja Hulett, Crook county high school student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Huiett of this City, will give a demonstration of her rope tricks Saturday at a major "wreck" of the central Oregon voiture of the 40 and 8 at Red mond. The central Oregon ses sion will attract attendance of state and national 40 and 8 of ficers, according to Harold C. Clapp, Redmond legionnaire who is cnef de gare of the central Ore gon voiture. Members of the group from Prineville, Madras and Bend will accompany candi dates, who win be initiated at the "wreck." "Here Comes Woody" K Interior and Exterior DECORATOR TAINTING & PAPERING l. WOOD FINISHING 28 Years Experience Free Estimates . HERBERT E. WOOD 419 Delaware Phone 1838-W America's most SENSATIONAL AUTO RADIO value 7 ALL-IN-01 . . .only 3995 MODEL 309 complete with speaker, control head and mounting bracket Unbeatable for out-and-out value, the brand new Model 309 gives you all the best of Motorola's traditionally excellent performance at a real budget price. Come in for youf demonstration today. "'. . ,,ch,on:- "" Ries Radio & Record Shop 624 Franklin Phone 801 Hospital News GUNSMITHING By One Who Knows BARRELING STOCKING and GENERAL REPAIR Bend Gun Shop 517 South 3rd St. Four persons admitted for treatment or surgery to St. Charles hospital today are: Mrs. Shirley Wright, 935 Albany; Mrs. Cora Dorrell, Route 1, Box 132; Mrs. Ethel Robbing, 1646 Galves ton, and William Pettus, Los An geles. ' Those dismissed yesterday are: George Splckerman, The Dalles; George Gutherie, Terrebonne; Al fred Ingvardson, Culver, and Mace Owen, Route 2. Mrs. Nora Holman, 201 Irving, and Mrs. Lettie Laird of Red mond were dismissed Wednesday. Irrigation Hours Must Be Observed Disregard of Bend's 1-4 p.ni. watering regulations is going to result In arrests, W. O. Cuthbert son, Bend city manager warned today. Commenting tnat flowers being watered during off-hours will "cost more than If bought at the florist's, in the event the gardener is fined, Cuthbertson pointed out that the regulations are "for the good of all, and are aimed to insure sufficient water to every Bend home for essential needs." He reminded that homes with even 'numbers, water on even cal endar days, odd-numbered homes, on odd days, watering hours are from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., with turn offs required when the fire alarm sounds, and with the hours from 1 to 4 p.m. as water-off hours. nance minister Douglas Abbott and Canadian nlgn commissioner Dana Wilgress. Canada was call ed in as the second largest dollar country and Britain's second larg est creditor. Snyder was prepared to urge Cripps to: l. Take steps to maKe tne pound sterling convertible into dollars as anticipated under the Anglo-American loan and tne Marshall plan. 2. Tear down rather than build up existing barriers to trade with other European countries and with the dollar area. 3. Prepare for full discussion in September at the monetary fund meeting In Washington of the revaluation of the currencies. 4. Take drastic measures to increase British production and lower the prices of British goods through more industrial effi ciency. Red Cross Swim Registration Large Registration In the Bend recrea tion department-Red Cross learn-to-swim program has topped ex pectations, with a sign-up of more than 400, Dave Howard, recrea tion director, said today, in an announcement that registration closes tonight. Three-fourths of the signers are beginners, and Howard indi cated that the large number of them may necessitate schedule revision. ' The Instruction schedule will be given tomorrow. ItUSSIAN WHEAT SOUGHT London, July 8 ui Great Bri tain and Russia continued secret trade negotiations here today, but board of trade officials said no agreement had been reached. Britain was understood to be seeking large quantities of Rus sian grain in return for manufac tured goods. Tne talks Between eoara oi trade officials and a soviet mis sion began several days ago after a British food ministry represen tative reached an agreement in Moscow on "technicalities con nected with a grain contract," re liable sources said. Informants said, however, that the Moscow accord was condition ed upon a satisfactory conclusion of the London talks. Sheriff Elliott Hits at Critics Portland, July 8 UF Sheriff Marion (Mike) Elliott of Multno mah county struck out at his critics today, announcing that he planned to "clean up this county no matter what the so-called bosses say." , " . ''They (the bosses are tremb ling in their boots around here now, wondering where I will strike next," Elliott said. Elliott was smarting under criticism that he had acted un wisely in suspending his identi fication bureau chief, Stanley MacDonald. The suspension fol lowed Elliott's charge that Mac Donald misused county equip ment and labor. "You should have seen them when I came through the tax of fice," Elliott said today. "I've got my eye on that gang, too." TWO PERFECT HANDS Farragut, Ida. (IB In the course of one evening of bridge at the, home of Dorothy 5oyland here, two perfect hands were dealt. Miss Boyland received the first perfect hand, all spades. An hour later, one of her guests picked up a hand of 13 diamonds. Britain Takes (Continued from Page 1) Dayid Howard (Continued from Page 1) recreation program, not an indi vidual, was the main issue and this thought was repeated lrom time to time by various speakers. Gordon Randall pointed out that, "It is not within our realm to tell the city manager what to do," adding that "our only interest should be to see that the program works." Cuthbertson assured the meeting that "no one is more in terested in the success of recrea tion here than I am." "The people are back of the recreation program, too," Rev. Len B. Fishback observed. Ben Hamilton suggested that an emissary be sent to Howard to discuss the matter with him and was told by Mayor Sexton that a similar approach, already made had got nowhere. The chair man gave it as his opinion that a serious mistake could be made "by changing in mid-season," but later declared that "we want to help in every way we can." The subject was still to be discussed at length but it was on this note of good will and helpfulness that the meeting finally adjourned. PASS INTERCEPTED Memphis, Tenn. U' A croup of small boys playing sandlot football had to discontinue their game. One player tried an unus ually long pass and the ball lodged on the front bumper of a moving automobile. DAFFODILS PICK SPOT Memphis, Tenn. (lit Some "vol unteer" daffodils bloomed in Mrs. Pearl Chester's yard long before her neighbor's plants even had a bud. The daffodils grew from the top of a dead tree trunk. HALF-PRICE SALE Sterling Silver HOLLOWARE Sandwich Plates Bowls Compotes Candlesticks Cigarette Urns Candy Dishes CHOOSE NOW and SAVE HALF! Bear's Jewelry Benson Building WASHABLE CASUAL FOOTWEAR LADIES' 'Wicket Wedge" BARRED BRAID SANDAL 3.95 Pretty as a peppermint stick and practically nothing on the foot couldn't be cooler. Your choice of light, bright colors, or color combinations all fade-proof in soap and water. ( LADIES' "Barn Donee" STRAP SANDAL 4.05 A heaven-sent alioe that's perfect fur warm -weal her clothes and doings. Comes in giddy colors and sensible colors too. All washable. Cushion platform solca and arch-wedge beets are so-o-o comfortable! Youngsters' Hop-Scotch "MARDI GRAS" Oh! Pretty! Youngsters' "FESTIVE" Multi-colors sparkle on this white open-toe sandal cool, summery, saucy. Goes with slacks, cottons, .rayons, everything! Washable. Red, white, blue trim. Girls' and chil dren's sizes. $3.45 ?Ebds , mss.M, sway, Candy stripe Wedgies give big and litllo sister a carnival gaiety in Keds for summer frocks, slacks, shorts. Air-cooled open toe and arch. Crepe sole. and cushiony- platform. ' Multi-color stripes, red, white or Dlue mm. 3.45 WtTLt 7tf PLACE TO TRADE Redmond Cannery Opening Is Set The Homo Extension office an nounced today that Redmond can nery will be open Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning next Monday. Wayne Reddykopp and Darrcll Sharp, vocational agriculture in structors of Redmond high school, will be in charge, and Mrs. Red dykopp will supervise canning. She Is to be home economics in structor at Redmond high school this fall. Charges to be made for serv ices are: 7 cents for No. 2 cans; 8 '.j cents for No. 2Vj cans, and 10 cents for long cooking. PLAN WILDl-'LOWEB HUNT A wildflower hunt in an area so rich in native blossoms that it has been described as one of the finest wildflower areas in the country, will be held Sunday by the Juniper Garden club, when it holds its field day in the vici nity of Summit prairie. Members, with friends and families, are to assemble by ap proximately 10:30 a.m. in Red mond, at Prineville junction. Roads to the Summit prairie are reported well-marked and in good condition. Lunch will be potluck, accord ing to Mrs. Clarence Elder, chairman. Brooks-Scanlon Quality PINE LUMBER Brooks-Scanlon Inc. Zinc is an Important metal per forming many useful functions without gaining full recognition as such because its widest uses are In cobination with other elements. Final Respects Because u loss in I he family brings lo one's side all who wish lo pay their respects it is filling that gracious sur roundings ami dignilicd serv ice be the basis of our rela tionship with all. 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