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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, AUV5T 18, 1949 PAGE TWO NEWS OF SOCIETY IU S. Gran!. Sodaly EJllor (All HuHrty Hi-nu iliould be reported to 'I lie Bulletin not lalcf limn 9 a.m. on ilia day. of publication. Tuettiaya, Ttmtadaya and Saturdays.) Met oli us Club Plans Bar-B-Q A family outing on the Mctollus, with the public invited to partici pate, will be held Sunday, Aug. 21, when the Camp Sherman Commu nity club sponsors Its second an nual mountain trout and elk meat barbecue, at Holzman's Lazy Mountain place. Festivities will stin t at 12 noon, with dinner to be served between 3 and 6 p.m. Entertainment will include original mountain games, novelty features, dancing, swim ming and horseback riding, with prizes to be awarded. The menu will feature elk meat from C. V, Barton's Black and White ranclv at Klamath Falls. Chefs will be Dr. Jerome Holz man, John Bruns, Ray Dutcher and Bert Llpman. Merwin Paget is general chairman in charge of the day's activities. Directions for reaching the Holzman place will be posted at the Camp Sherman store, it was announced. Proceeds from the event will go to the community club. . a Redmond Girl Tells Betrothal Redmond, Aug. 18 (Special) The engagement of Miss Bonnie Rennolds to Robert Webb, of . Madras, was announced at a party given last week at the home of Miss Rennolds' mother, Mrs. Ma bel Rennolds. Folded notes, with pictures of the betrothed couple inside, re vealed the romantic news. The wedding date, September 4, was inscribed on a decorated wedding cake. i A mock wedding was the fea ture of the evening's entertain ment. Guests present included , the following: Mrs. Weldon Horn, ' Mrs. Guy Welch, Mrs. Bill Welch, Miss Nora Michie, Mrs. Harley Hart, Mrs. Bill Minkler, Mrs. Dale Ayres, Miss Helen Keeney, Mrs. Bennie Daniel, Mrs. Harold Po vey, Mrs. Jack Kargman, Mrs. Everett Van Matre, Miss Lois Mc Caffery, Mrs. Lane Westburg and Mrs. Franklin Nolan. a Coad-Iinckgraf Troth Is Pledged Redmond, Aug. 18 (Special) Rev. Wesley C. Baker, of the Com munity Presbyterian church, of ficiated at the wedding of Miss June zinckgraf and Carl H. Coad, last Friday at 5 p.m. in the chapel of the Congregational church, Eu ' gene. The vows were exchanged in the presence of a few close friends of the couple. The bride is a member of the Redmond union high school facul ty and has been attending sum mer school at the University of Oregon in Eugene this past sum mer. The bridegroom is associ ated with the law firm of. Cun ning "and Brewster. Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Coad will make their home on Coad's ranch near Culver. Mrs. Coad will teach music in the high school. - . a a a Youngster Has Birthday Party The first birthday anniversary of Cheryle Ann Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Welch, 930 tsroaaway, was the occasipn of a party for which Mrs. Welch was Hostess recently. Children present were Nancy Gulstrom, Michael Brown, Jill Vandevert and Clifford Bowen, all of Bend, and Judy Povey, Red mond. Adults attending were Mrs. Jack Vandevert, Mrs. C. v Bowen and Mrs. Russell Wade, all Bend, and Mrs. Harold Povey, Mrs, Fred Hart Mrs. Bill Welch and Mrs. Harley Hart, all Red- mona. , a Decrrcc of Honor will sponsor a public card party Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 8 p. m. in Eagles hall. There will be prizes and refresh ments, it was announced by Mrs. Dora Gales, general chairman in charge of arrangements. We're enlarging our building to better serve you, but we'll remain OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL Drive in for expert repairs on all makes of cars. NEW SUN MOTOR ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT Installed to Better Serve You . ZEEEC Auto Service , 07 Greenwood Ave. ., Phone 146'2-W NEXT DOOR TO BEND DAIRY PLANT . ' One Block From Former Location. Many Former Redmondites Attend Frolic Terrebonne. Aug. 18 (Special) Former Redmond residents now living in or near Portland gath ered Sunday, Aug. 14, for the fourth annual Redmond picnic in Columbia park, Portland. About 125 persons were present. Includ ing several central Oregon resi dents. Mrs. John Hansen and daughter, Pat, of Terrebonne, and Al Newman, Madras, were among those attending. The picnic is held traditionally on the second Sunday of August. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin neinatn, Portland, were in charge of ar rangements. Others now living in Portland who attended 'Includ ed: Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Stewart, A ta Clark Sta ev. Mrs. Marv Thome, Fay Lamson Ray, Lois Osburn Starker, Floyd Osburn, Maud Osburn Wilson, Sidney and Lizzie Loyd. George Truesdale, Mary Lou and Chuck Keinath, Mary wnerry. viota ana Margie Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Am nion, Mrs. Edna Eby, Mrs. H. E. Van Arsdale and her mother, Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beck, Henrietta Rice, Inez Glaisyer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tamlinson, V. F. and Clara Livesav, Hal Minkson, R. A. Glaisyer. Mrs. R. L, Brew ster, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Means and Sue Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith, Mable Livesay, Bessie Pancake, Eva Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Freeman. Mattie Viles. Mr. and Mrjs. J. K. Roe and fam ily. Virgil - Xanelev and Oscar ChitwoodJ , Those from other points who registered included: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mills and family and Norma Mae Houk, Tigard; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Peterson, Vernonia; Lila Osburn Pierce and Bertha Larry, Pendleton; Carl Wennhold and Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Van couver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hanse, bweet Home; Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Melts, Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sharp and family and Fannv Sharp, Boring; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ey man aqd family, Canby; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hansen and dauehter. Joyce, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright Salem: Curtis Wright Amity; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bart- lett and Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Ai Wright, Brooks. V Social Calendar " Tonight ' V:30 p. Tn. Concert by Munici pal band. Drake park.' ,i. 8 or" m. Neighbors of Wood craft, Norway hall. Friday 1 p. m. Women's ' Golf club, luncheon at country club. 2 p. m. Juniper Garden club's flower show on lawn of Clar ence Elder home, on old Bend Redmond highway. 2 p. m. Group 1, Baptist Wom en's council, with Mrs. Adam Repnock, 154 Hawthorne. 7 p. m. Patriarchs Militant and auxiliary, picnic in Pioneer parK. Saturday : 2 p. m. Eastern Star juvenile grange, grange hall. Sunday 12 noon Mountain barbecue at Holzman's Lazy Mountain place on the Metolious. ' STARTING MODESTLY Holden, Mass. 'IP With a ca boose and a street railway bus as a nucleus, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Field hjfye begun a five-year plan which they hope eventually will give them a six-room home. They plan to add a .room from time to time. Malaya exported a record of 698,000 tons of rubber during 1943; the big crop was possible because the rubber trees had rest ed during the war. SEE REV. VINCENT LARSON as "Joseph" in "The Light Eternal" TONIGHT and FRIDAY High School Gym A Council Fire Held A grand council fire Saturday night climaxed the first week of camp at the Camp Fire Girls' summer camp at Crescent lake. Presentation of awards was a highlight of the program. Partic ipating in the fire lighting cere mony were Barbara Thompson, Nan Hagedorn, Mary Vandevert, Miss Marianne Gerke, Sally Pe tranovlch, Pat Crawford, Robin Rixe and Phyllis Everman. All girls in camp received awards based on the number of years they attended camp. There were four Gypsies, four Vaga bonds, 21 Trail makers and 39 Faggot finders. . . . Nan Hagedorn and Connie O'Leary received their honors, and those who received the clean tent honor included: Joan Coy ner, Ann Smyth, Myra Widener, Mary Theresa Cady, Nancy Hart man, Sandra Elder, Janls Baer, Patty O'Leary. Francis Pipes and Miss Viola Martin. Swimming Honors Earned A number of girls won swim ming honors. Those who received the Polliwog award included: Karol Skjersaa, Jerry Hoskinson, Donna Gum pert, Rae Rumpert Gretchen Hartsock, Louise Wat son, Rosemarie Bruce, Kay Nich ols, Gay le Calvert, Marilyn Booth, Kathryn Shaver, Imogene Smith Nancy Harrman, Mary Theresa Cady, Joan Winslpw, Jo Ann Coy ner, Sandra Elder, Norma Steen, Deanna Musser, Robin Board man, Sally Petranovlch. Elda Mae Schoonover, Susan Hein, Peggy Connor, Merrilyn Ross, Janis Baer and' Kathleen Smith. The following won the frog award: Kay Nichols. Gayle Cal vert, Marilyn Booth. Gretchen Hartsock, Norma Steen, Robin Boardman, Joan Coyner, Fat Crawford, Robin Rixe, Priscilla Meyers. Sally Nielsen, Joan Wins low, Karol Skjersaa. Margaret Holman, Shirley Booth and Ann Smyth. Barbara Bartlemay and Jo Coyner won the fish award. New Camp Begins The. second week of camp got under way Sunday, with more than 100 girls and staff members registered. The final event will be a grand council fire Satur day, Aug. 20, at 8 p. m., culmi nating the second week of camp. Parents and friends have been invited to attend. Signs giving directions to the camp site will be posted on the Crescent lake road, it. was announced. Staff members for the second week of camp include Mrs. Joe Elder, camp manager; Miss Ma rianne Blenkinsop, program di rector, and the following counsel- orsr Miss Jean Raddatz, Miss Mary Stadelman and Miss Doro thy Watson, waterfront; Mrs. Kenneth Cale and Miss Mary Louise Logan, handicraft and mu sic; Miss Viola Martin and Miss Joan Rademacher, Faggott find ers, and Trail makers: Mrs. E, A. Jordan, Mrs. Lucille Brownsfield J. T. BATES Chenille Bedspreads Beautiful full size closely woven chenille bedspreads that will add charm to any bedroom. Plain or luxuriously patterned these heavy chenille spreads are available in white, blue, green, red, grey, green and white or rose and white. $795 and $895 WET LE 3 Hi PLACE TO TRADE Rebekah Lodge Honors Members After Meeting Mrs. A. E. Stevens and Mrs. Park Fleming were honored tit a surprise shower of cards and handkerchiefs Friday evening In the 1QOK hall, following the regu lar meeting of the Kebekah lodge. The occasion was Mi's. Stevens' birthday anniversary. Mrs. Flem ing was recognized for services to the lodge. Mrs. Fred Gibson, retiring de gree staff captain, who served in that capacity nearly 14 years, was also honored. She was presented a gift from the lodge, with Mrs. A. B. Burleigh making the presen tation. Mrs. Gibson Is now vice grund of the lodge. Mrs. C, E. Hein will be- the new degree cap tain. Visitors at the lodge meeting were Mr. and Mrs. F, T. Jones, of Fruitvale Rebekah lodge No. 4, Mission City, British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Jones come to Bend every summer and attend the local lodge meetings while they are visiting. Mrs. Jones is re cording secretary of her lodge. Jones is a post office employe in Mission City. a a a Family Picnic Set for Aug. 28 At their meeting Monday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Robert Breckenridge, members of the Young Mothers' study club set August 28 as the date for the an nual family picnic at Suttle lake. The group will meet at the east end of the lake early in the after noon, it was announced. About 20 members were pres ent at the meeting, at which Dr. Elizabeth Bishop, medical direc tor of the tri-county health unit, discussed child health and an swered questions. The next meeting will be Sep tember 19 at the home of Mrs. Vernon Leverett, 355 Delaware. a a a Redmond Woman Honored at Party Redmond, Aug. 18 (Special) Mrs. John B. Snyder and Mr Charles Winn honored Mrs. Leon ard Gregg with a pink and blue shower last Wednesday at th home of Mrs. John Snyder. The guest list Included Mrs. Terry Moody, Mrs. Albert Cus teel, Mrs. Paul Perkett, Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. John Vlegas, Mrs. Tony Zamprelll. Mrs. L. A. John son, Mrs. Judd Bourland, Mrs Alvin Shofstall. Mrs. Harolo Leighton Sr., Mrs. Carl Boone, Mrs. Frank Meeker, Mrs. Harold Leighton Jr. and Mrs. Everett Elson. Mrs. Gregg received many gifts. The usual stork shower games were played, after which the hostesses served refresh ments. and Mrs. Z L. Braly. Blue Birds; Miss Ruth Organ. K. P.; Mrs. -Goldie Hoims, cook, and G. Helms and Tom Welcome, maintenance men. voic of Mf RMn. 1340 Central Oregon 11 m Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting. System ON TNI A n m WITN KBND TONIGHTS - PHOURAM 1:0011 Hr U Mane 1 :8u Atlwnlunw of Champion : Curl.? llrailla i00 (iabrl.1 Htaiur 4:1ft Cut fiarauatl. :S0 ot U. 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