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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1949)
If THUkSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE Many Growers Gef Ribbons At Annual Bend Flower Show Mra. (irnnt Kulifilmry, who won lln HWccp.Htiiki-H prize in Hit' liorticiildirc divlMiiiii nt the flower hIiow Tin'mlny, liml Hi Hi nt pint-en, Ihii'c hi'i oiidH mid tliiiv Ihinl.i, I'mm n total nl'li'.M) JlllilltH. Sill' plui'l'll lilHt ill I III' I'llllnwilllf HI'llioilM: Dlllllill' lOSl", HiilKlf petunia, Hln r pcliinia, dimlile mil led petunia, ili'i-urnl ive (lalilia, pompom itahlia, liuye K'ilioli, large marigold, iini inline, leelanil puppy, nimiiiciiluM, hydrangea anl coluiiiliiiie. She wiih Hceonil in minimer minim, Mlock anil Koldi'tiglow, ami - third in phlox, nindyliil'l mill C. P , hirer lily f lower onovv, 7"o Be on Lawn Flower hIiown lire In the spot Until, tlii'si- liiii- KiiiniiiiT days, mill iiiii- which, will iiiirui'i h number n( local lulk Ih IIiiiI whli'li will lie held l-'ilday atlcriioon on I In lawn of (he C'laii'iiif Llder Inline, in I lir old I lend Itcdmiiiid It I lfI- Way. Thr altali, wlilrli will Mart Sweepstakes Winner Shows Trophies HI i I'm., Ih Hponitori'd liy the the lumper 1..1111ICI1 null. A program has iH'i'ii arrangi'd In nil ry mil tin' general I heme, "Trees." MIsm I'fggy Joyce DiivIh, who wiin MIsh Oicgon last yi'iir, win sing nil- mimical vei nIiiii n( a. II Joyce Kiiini'i n wen kiuiwn poem niiiin. Kluwerii i xliiliiteil in the hhnw were of exceptionally line quality, judges said, nnil ililel'e.st ill the iiunual uirair reached it new high lliln year. Among Ihr al Inn-live uoiicomjie llllvi' in i mini incuts were ii Iui ii basket of mlxeil (lowers wnl liy Mm. I!. f. Al'iMHli'iiiiKi Mi'tV Ve.l I'inii lli, anil ii large arrniigciiiciil ul whlli mill roue gladioli hi ut liy Mm. II. II. IIukIiIII, prildciil ut of tlml title president of null, will H'uk on her recent visit to tin- Oicgon Myrllcwoodr pii'ki'i vi-it as a Ktuli' ini'inni lnl liy tin- Icdcratlon of Km ! clubs. A silver tea will Ih- held on the lawn. Mm. Slil Conklln anil Mm. W. 1. (-olllim will pour the firm hour. 1'iiiit iiik I In- Hi'i'iiml hour will In- Mm. iJelnmr DiivIh. past prcHldcnt of I In- 'milium Sluily Hub. anil Mm. I-'. If. Colli HI, pica lilent of thi' Iii'Niiiuli'H lii-iiBiint Hlil:i' luinii' extenhlun uilt. Mian i'k Margaret fnnklln nml Hetty HIim"m will hhhIhI iiIhiiii I hi- gar leu. anil Mm. lioidiiii Wilcox' Hlue Itlrtl group will help the nerving. A gem-nil Invltallun lo alteml wax cxli'iiili'il to all gardeners ami (lower (aniii'iii of the Central Ore gon area. Jinllti'M will tie Mm. I.. W. KriinkN, Heiliuouil; Mrs. K. N, Kl Hull, J'owell Itutti', anil Mrs. C'llf told KlISMHIHII'll, llclld. Iti'ilMionil ganli-ii rhili, VVInnerH l.liled Other exhlhllulii und their prl.cH are llHled us lull'iwy: Shirley Sin fiiN first, annual mum; Hernial, ioreoiKls. Mrs. l'reede first, summer Mm. Kvcrcll I. ell mini Mis. Stella Nelson, lsl Hummer mum mid ialndum nil- nenii .ariu'. v: Heeonil. rul cd nelunla. dec- 'native dahlia, rosiiioa and cup land Kaueer arrangement ; thlid, single ih'IiiiiI.i. Mis. Cliff IIiikihuh I sen first, while arrangement land Simula, daisy; seeond, sum iner mums, Hinglc petunia, double 'ruffled carnation and small marl- Hold. Mrs. Stanley YnutiKer first, Shlilev puppy, iiln:le larkspur; si'i'onii,' leeland ipiy; third, sum. liter mums, single and doutile nasturtiums, Shasta daisy. Mary KhtK first, (iarkla und rosmos; third, Kreiieh murlKolil and cor sane. Mrs. l.eo lilshup- first, A( rlriin daisy, simile and douhle lli;er lilies, phlox. KolileiiKlow. hlue Isil, Chinese foi Kel ine iiol ; second, clarkla: thlid, snapdi ae on, matilel ai r.incement. Mrs. Sam Ihompson first, cup mid saucer arrimiienieiil, sliu:li and double nasturtiums and vlo. las; siiiiiul, folliiKi' ill raiii;ement, stinfluwei N, und in : :ui:-lli' iil In metal container; Ihli j, liarkla. Mm, I.. M. Lancaster first, sal il)!losiis, iiiidetlii and iirriuiKe menl Willi blnl llk'ui llie; third twin arrangements. 1. 1st Colli Iiiiich Mrs. Clyde llaupt first, mlnla tine ariiinuement. I jit her Heed daisy, twin arraiiKement, ruffled petunia, candytuft and semi time hie nasturtium. Mm. Virgil Sur (u third, single ruffled M'tuula. II. K. I'lumli first, sunfluweis, Canti'ihury Isils. snapdi iik'oiis: second, Shnstti dnlxy, kIiikIi and ilgiiblinaslurtlum, S.' ' Cljile Huupt sivond, seuil dnu. lie said this alone leaves I "le nasturtiums. Mrs. II. ii. Truman "no choice" hut loiiMiinib first, carnation, straw ve him. flower, sunflower; second, mlnla- undt wiiil: "I am Incllniil to lure arranijement on mirror. ,ik President Truman will have! twin arraniiements; mini, semi- loulile nasturtiums. Press Blamed (Continued from Vaup 1) lile and. without menllonlnL' lull's, once niiiiii i-ommiiisi X'tV I l-Hinilll llll n.l'.ll. IOI VI. ..-,!. ul.l t..Ull . Kuan neipi'u race iracK pin ers uet a hiilldinu nermll , n most iion-eHscntlal construe- , .1 i. . . . Utivj!) ' 'AV'i 'I'll H U ' ? Hi: Ji LB.-, Mm, Joe Werner won lop honors for arratiKemenlH, at the annual (lower show held Tuesday at the llliriiry audllorluin, lyider sponsorship of the liend Clarden club. She was photographed yesterday wild her trophies and the follace ari.incement that won two o( the top pnzi'S. She is holding the Theodora Joiinson trophy, which she won for he.- mantel iirranKerr.ent of white denial is. The other Iwo prizes displayed are the K.ililell dull IravellnK trophy for the outlanding (oliaRe arranije ment In the show, and the sweepslakes prize (o.- the outstandinK arrangement of any ty(K-. a Kjt tery vase and li?uiiin s niven ly the Kaffles lodKe. T he latter Is a permanent trophy, and the others will remain In Mrs. Vienier's possession a year. The lolla;e arranceineiit was rentenil with re-J eoleus leaves, contrasting wilh the curled and (urry creyureen leave that formed the background. The larije leaves are from a low-urowinK perennial iilaut in Mrs. Werner's yard. She has heen unable to Identify the species. She received the plant In place of another she had ordered from a commercial Kurdi-n, and when she sent specimens of the unusual leaves hack lo the nursery, the suppliers were unable lo provide an identification. i new mi umi v lime eveiiiun iv. He would not rliilxiriitf. "We first will k I v e him tVaufihan) n chance to In- heard, le said. VaiiKhan will lad . the chance next week. Hie suh-commltti'e re cessiil yesterday until next Tues day alter witnesses told how Viiuchaii once tried to straluhten out a ituvernment complaint HKiilnst a New Jersey molasses dim represented by his friend. John ManiKon, KKCOItH SHOUT 1JVKI) La Salle, III. ilh When an 81-year-old patient underwent an ap pendectomy, doctors and nurses at St. Mary's hospital thought they had a record, lint It wasn't loiiR before the reeoril was luok en hy Miss Kate Motiarlty, 111. The number of radio recelv Inn sets In America is estimated at 7tM)(),000. SICK l.OWKI.L I KIDAV as "Simeon" In "The Light Eternal" TONKiHT mid I ItlllAY HlKll ScIiimiI (iyin WARD VETERINARY HOSPITAL nn. v. ii. wAitn 1474 Hill Si. Phono 205 All Anlmali Treated BOARD Mrs. Joe Werner (list, annual zinnia, miniature dahlia, peren nial sweet peas, tli'ldla Illy, per ennial nun. is. coreopsis, rock and wood in rancement, corsage, follaKe arrannemcnt. vcKelaiile and fruit arrani'ement. mantel ar rangement, miniature iirraiiKe menl on minor, small ariani:e ment; sei-ond. tlKer lily, ranuncu lus, coffee table arrannement, ar ranKcment with blnl; third, cos mos, Iceland poppy, miniature ar rangement, arrangement In metal container. Mrs. Nelson's Hose Wins j Mra. Stella Nelson - slnule rose. cluster rose, peach bells, honey suckle; second, phlox, candytuft, cup and saucer arraniremenl. floallnit arraiiKement; third, car nation, bird ai ranKcment, foliage arrani'ement. CialK Coyner- second, ilouble I'osi , white arrangement; third, lavender arrangement. Mrs. Ijiu ra lillcndi i:h. first, pansles, pink a r in ii i;-n 1 1-1 it ; third, double rose; M. L. Sailers, first, larue Kliullnll; Mrs. W. J. Creli;hton, first, sweet peas, second large gladioli; N. K. Crone first small marigold, cal endulas, scablosa, eoiiopsls, hello trope; second, large marigold, snapdragon, memlsla. Annlce Hatllff third, large marigolds, red arrangement. Judy Kills - (list In -1 11 lowers, second, calendulas. Mrs. V. L. Everett second, tiansles; Mrs. Charles !Chopp (list, vinla type pansles. II. A. Hanson (list, yellow ar rangement; second, sweet peas, single tiger Illy, Helen Stoddard - third, sweet peas. Mrs. C. L. Conklln first, red arrangement ; second, perennial swei l peas; third, small at range-1 nient. Mrs. Hoy Ullrlck (list, larkhpnr; second, baby breath, living material arrangement, yel low arrangement; third, peren nial sweet peas. Mrs. II. I If Hand - (nut. schlzanihus: second small arrangement. Mrs. L. Cless (list, large twin arrangement, arrangement In metal container, mantel arrangement. Mra. Mailoii poor - (irst. coee table arrangement, floating ar ningcineni. living material ar rangemint. Mrs. M. W. Wiichons - third, coffif table an angeinent. diet Yarls-r .second, corsage. Mrs. Hilly Ktickson -seenni!. ar-rangi-mi-nt of rocks and wood. Sam Thompson- rccond. vege table and li'iill arrangement:. Inga Ai lust l ong - second, nil ar rangement, pink arrangement. ! Ms. Florence Spencer fit si, lav ender arrangement. Mrs. I. . King second, miniature arrange menl. lilldri'ii Compete Kntiics in the children's divi sion were judged as (uHowaf- Haley Piirhard - first. -l-irVeR-elahles: John liiehard second, I II vegetables. Carry Cettman (ir.sl, small lKHiiiiet, wiltl flowers; si cond, Karen lleitman sivund, wild (lowers, pansles; third, large bouquet. Jerry nishop (Irst. fruit and vegetables, single tiger illy. ver :sos: second, small arrangement Decline in Meat Prices Forecast Chicago. Aug. 18 U Pork prices probably will drop at the corner butcher store in about 10 days, and the cost of beef may go along, the American Meat in stitute said today. The lower retail prices will re sult from a bumper spring pig crop, 15 per cent larger than In 1!M8. an Institute spokesman said. The big hog crop is Just begin ning to arrive at midwest mar kets. Yesterday, farmers reduced their shipments to market in an attempt lo halt the decline of prii-es (or hogs on the hoo(. As a result, market prices varied. The day before, prices lropied to as low as $20 a hundred pounds, more than $10 under the all-time high set last year almut this time. Kxtierts pointed out that farm ers wobldn't be able to hold then- shipments off indcnnltcly and predicted that prices would (all even further. The Meat Institute spokesman pansles; third, vegetables, couldn t predict how (ar retail prices would (all but said the effect should be noticeable at meat counters within 10 (lavs. onlca. fever tew-, mint; mm-oiiiI. sweet pi as. clarkla. Donald Hish I op fli .st, miniature Ixiuquet. Cal ifornia poppy, sweet peas, double itiger lily; second (ever (ew. j Carol Hanshew -(irst, portula leas; second, small bouquet, -1-H I section. Donna Hanshew first, i linuquet of snapdragons, -I H. i Mnutice Falk -Iirst, large boil jqucl; Marlyn Hanshew. (list and i second. -1-H (lowers; Peggy Con- tier (list, golden glow; Husty Crelghton- (Irst, sweet peas, pan- Judges were Mrs. R. N. Elliott. Powell Butte; Mrs. L. W. Franks. Redmond and- Mrs. Clarence El der, of the Deschutes-Pleasant Ridge community. Foam Rubber Used In Padded Cell Cleveland nn Foam rubber, of the airplane seat and modern furniture kind, has come to the ward o( the menial hospital. Cleveland slate hospital (or the mentally ill has replaced one o( its traditional "padded cells." ; which was not much padded but ' was rather the nightmare image J o( a medieval torture chamber,; with (nam rubber. j The new cell has walls, floor and ceilings as well as a bed cov ered with foamex, a specially pre pared type of foam rubber. Dr. E. H. Crawlis, superintend ent, said the room was durable and successfully withstood the activities of mentally disturbed persons who si)((ered attacks o( violence and were con(ined with out sedative. In the new cell, there is no necessity (or shac kling patients, a practice still fol lowed (or want o( a belter sys tem. The need (or constant at tendance likewise is cut down by "use o( the rubber-padded cell. jCohen Slated for New Probe Lor- Ani'des, Aug. IS dl"' Tie.iKuiy agents who smashed AI Ca pone's Chicago crime kingdom air going to Investigate gangster Mickey Cohen, it was disclosed today. Local Internal revenue collec lor Harry C. Westover said he wanted to examine the pudgy gambling czar's Income tax, fig ures. He said he would ask Po lice chief William Woiton (or a transcript ol long-hidden secret iccoidings that vice squad offl ceir rr.adi in Cohen's heavily J guarded Itrentwooil mansion. "We want lo know If Cohen and hii. cohorts reported in their j incomr tax returns the huge turn i over ol money related in the re- (Hidings, raid Westover. we expect to get a line on a lot o( tax evaders In the underworld." Meanwhile, Mayor Fletcher Howror and California Attorney general I-red N Howser hurried home to take personal charge of I-os Angeles' seething vice scan dal. Howron had been in Wash ington and Howser in Mexico City op vacation. Foreman Harry A. Lawson of the county grand Jury also sent wold (rom Vancouver. B.C., that the Jury was prepared to launch another sweeping investigation. Authorities planned to question two San Quentin convicts. Jack Brancato and Mike I'edrotti. about the unsolved 1947 gangland mur der ol Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel, Cohen's predecessor as a racket boss. Softball Game Times Changed A change In schedule of the softb.ill games to be played fj morrow night was nnounced early this afternoon. The Junior league game time has been moved from 7:30 to 6:30 p. in. to allow the Redmond VFW and Prinevllle nines lo play a game preliminary to the city league tournament match. Redmond and Prinevllle will go en Hie field at 7:30 p. m., and the Evans Fly Co. and Chllds hardware teams will plav their championship game at 8:30. Use classified ads in The Built tin (or ouick results. ( It MILK WILL ROCK Somervllle. Tenn. Hit Hoy Morris Jr. used an old plnball machine lo manufacture uu ap paratus to rock baby's cradle. Weighing only three pounds, it also has a device to time the rocking periods. HELP. HELP, POOR LEASE! Newport News. Va. UM Police chief James M. Peach received a letter (rom Winnesboro, S.C.. al though the chief can't understand how it ever reached its destina tion. It was addressed: Poor Lease Head Quarter, New Port News, West Virginia. Norway now has a plant north o( the Arctic Circle producing liquid ammonia. WATCH OUT HE'S HEADED THIS WAY . . . WITH THE 10 most terrific thrill ever pictured! f . A COMING SUNDAY! STARTS TONITE! Two Greaf Hits Pot the Family! (ROBttTlOUISSTfVfNSON'J ly Swashbuckling Saga of Aaveniura nn in. High ieas 11 M . CUT 1 1 of nnausM I - 2ND BIG HIT - OUTDOOR 1HR1LLS and ROMANCE of the WEST TODAY I Peggy Cummiu-draries Cobvni KS tlH Notaa IwlWts BoWrt Artlw IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR II II FOR FUN FOR LAUGHS IT'S DAFFY AUCTION ON OUR STAGE TOMORROW NITE! at 8:30 p.m. Presented by HEATH'S ICE CREAM IT'S THE BEST SHOW EVEK IN BEND . . . PLAN NOW TO ATTEND EACH WEEK! NOW SHOWING! VIRCIMA. MYO RtKMD j REAGAN l EDDIE (bracken i k "i vnn DONA DRAKE HENRY TRAVERS. EXTRA Cartoon & News! 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