FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Redmond and Vicinity
l(KI)MOM)
KrcltijiMiil, Auk, (SK'('11)
Tlu 1U4II SwIiiiIhhIu, lii-ld til tin
KimIiiiiiiiiI hiijI August IH, win 1 lie
liuiko In-lit vh In in I of ii lii'iiiii'
i-ihiiIm-i's ill mil. In hi riii! I, u K'
III linlH'il I lie lirni'll i-iimlirr ui-l
IiIh iIii-iiiii Uii led.
TIio-hIiuW Im'Kiiii Willi u niiadi'
of uniMiil niyiilly.
hoi) Ciiyiii'i', kliiK. iuhI Innii
Jean CiiIImiiIIIi, iiii'i'ii, wiih cniwii
I'd liy tihiiruii Mm mi, IuhI yi'iu
iiiii'ii,
Tho uiiinil (limit- ini'liiili'd i-vi'i y
Illt'llllll'l' llf llllt I'll M 1 Willi Nplllk'
li'm mill a lllihli'il IIiiiiI Iiik whi-i-l
Wllll'll IiIDIIkIiI till- NH'i:lllllHN mil
iif I lu uri'uni win lii of lliV iM'iirli
loinlirr.
SjMJi-lul mimlx-i Inrluilrd a
Clilni'Hc nwliniiiliiK iind (In nee rou
ILiir; Urliiiiimlilillon of hwIiiiRiIiiu
HtiuKi'; fiiHi Hwiiiiiiiinit; Hy tin.
Sni, n roiuli' (IIvIiik uml kwlin
lnllil! I (Jill hie; lluri- mid 'I oi IoIkd,
Inliti pii li'il by Iii'KIiiiick; 'nr
f hi' all pliiyllinc; divlnu; 'Hie
lliiiiU'i' mid I In- I Hick, u comedy
loiiltiii' mid Mi'ii fiiiin Mum, M-r-Ini
iii iiH c liy mlviinri'il nwliiiinoi n,
'l'hi imiKicnl Imckgiouml wiih
supplied ly ii'cord,
Minn Mury Lou I loi'n wrote
Uic scripts.
AnHUlUig Mia. Sly In Hie pre
piinilioMH ii nd In dlii'i'lliii! I Me
show well' MIhh Ij Iii Mm 1'oplsli,
Miss Joan liallowuy, uml 'loin
J uni t.
Miss LuVoi nn I'i'iihoii mid Mm.
Mils l'uvli'n'h.id cliiiico of ili-vu-tlmiH
for I lie Sunday mliool nl the
Community I'li'iihyU'rliiii diuicli,
Sunday, Annum I I.
Mr. mid Mm. MiIh Dnvla haw
moved from the IIukIi Iiouhc on
Jill lu a home on l illi.
Mr. mid Mm. I Hide Wli-as mid
family reliiineil Saturday iiIkIU
from a 111 day vacation sjh'IK at
Peer l'aik. uud Spokane.
Mil. Vi'linn lliown unit her
inullier, Mm. Ill ay. have iclurned
from a vneullon ul Hie cuiihI.
Wlillo thru they iilli'iiili'd a re
' union of Mm. limy s family.
Mlui A I Ire Semi, llrM crude
leiu ll -T lit I lie Jessie Mill k-hmiI,
has returned lo her apartment In
the I'liudwli'K liulldlni; alier liav
Iiik iMMit n two weeks vneullon In
I lie vulley.
Fellowship groups from I'rlne
villi". iK'nd, Uedinond uud Tunuilo
held a Joint meeting mid picnic
In Prlnevllle. Iuemluy nluhl. Ki'V,
mid Mm. Wivley linker, iind Mr.
ii nd Mm. Wult Slauffacher uc
companliil the Hedmond Kioup.
Kluyd Murium Jr. 1m uili-ndlnrf
Westminster fellowship camp ul
Silver Creek Hits week.
(Jpoii;i ilolion, HH'iikiiii; on
. flint lliinijit fli at; Jay Shlvely, on
T.V.A.; Kennel ll Munkiew, in) Hie
telephone, mid Nick Denton, on
lullroaila, were tho HK'iiki'ra at
tht regular meetlni' of the toiiHt
miial?m ul Ihe Iteilmond hotel
hnnquel room, AukoM 11, Char
ley Sanlord, who was a former
resident of Hedmond, and Stan
Icy Church, UHMK-liited with I'.I.
Ai L., were Ktietiia ol the dull.
Church cave a talk on the Colum
bia Valley adinliilHtiullon.
Mr. uuu Mm. Harry Dlrkcl of
Culver were Hedmond ahopjiera
Wedneaduy.
Mr. niul Mrs. Floyd Watson,
and diiiiKhler. 1-oulsc, will leave
this week end for a vacation to j
scenic- iKilnla In On'L'on. i
Jim Cox, who has boen attend
Ing University of Oregon Hummer
school. Is home for u brief vacn-'
Hon before reluinlui! for the full :
term, , J
Miss Myrtle floulilnek nnd Miss i
Mellnda Koubliiek have moved lo
NewiHTK where Myrtle has Joined .
the ,:iade school staff. i
Toast masters w 111 hold their i
DTtilir mccl liiu Thursday iilk'ht i
at the Redmond hotel banquet :
loom. I
KolK'rt K. Inula, Ik-nil chef de .
care; Itobert ICS. Tull, liiidmond,
( lief de (ruin; Ool ite II, Hi Irk,
I tend, eonilut'leur; Uussell Clem-
enre, Kediiiond, couiintsaalre In-
lendanl; Andy Nli'ln-ixall, I lend,
eoi'iiwpojiileiil; Hurry Johnson,
Itcnd. Kind de la porte; l'r. I.
A. Dudley, Itediiioml, cominla
voyaueur; Osear Nlssen, Madias,
lainpisle; Million Taylor, 1'ilne
vllle, iiuuinler; William K. A tier,
llend, A 1 1 Inn K, Johnson, llend,
mid Harold C, Clupp, Hedmond,
ehemliiola were Installed as offi
cers of Ihe -10 el H lust Monday
ulKht In Hie Hedmond hotel bun-
quel room.
Archie Dunsmoor, Hiade school
coach, has Hot August 2'.l for Ihe
f Ii Hi fiiolliall nracllee of the aeu-
sou. Iluys lr.leiesled are usked to
report ul U;.1U.
Auuu.it 17 was the dale sched
uled lor the lour of the Mid Stale
Soil CoiiMivullon district by a
mono I rom Jefleison county In
cliidlnii iiiciiiIh-ih of Ihe soils com
mit lee, anil ll. Uliuwuy, jeiierson
county iiKenl Iind Anion Wlnkel,
soli conservation service work
unit coiikci vullonlsl.
Terrebnone elementary s-liool
Is scheduled to open Thursday,
SeplemU-i- 1, uccordlnK lo Kussel
Uolllnaheud, principal.
KOb'THYVKST ItKDMOND
Southwest Hedmond, Aun. 19
(Speeluli - K. A. lleln uml Nor
mun Hurke of 1'rlncvllle' were cull
ers Saturduy ul the Owen limwn
home, i
Krnestlne Bailer Is KendlnR
her vacatliill at Hose lodee, visit-
Ini; her grandparents, Mr. und
Mrs. Henry Haller.
Holx-rt U'dlicller spent Sunday
n week alto wiih Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Keen at Sisters. .
Mr.' and Mm. l. A. Sh-iktt of
Hi ants I'nss were week-end
euests of Mr. and Mrs. llrucc
JohiiJMin mid family. The Spen
cers lire Mrs. Johnson's parents.
A birthday dinner honortne,
Mllfred Wiillenhui K was held Sun
day evening at the Waller Holt
home, 'lliosc present were Mr.
und Mrs. Moyd Holt mid lunuly,
Mr. and Mrs. Mllfred WallenhuiK
uud diiUKhters und Mr, und Mrs.
Walter Holt.
Joe (million visited Monday
with Hilly nnd Donald Clemence.
Mr. uml Mrs. Jim (.irlffltha vis
ited reoently with Mr. und Mrs.
Leonurd (iM'kk.
Lola J win und Linda Ixiu Wul-
lenbui'K spent Satiuilay evening
Willi the 1'loyd Holt family.
Itlchiird uud liwrence iloll vis
ited Monday with Keith and Al-
vlii llutteiileld.
Mr. und Mrs. Huhih l-'lowcrs and
family visited Sunday ufternoon
with Mr. und Mm, Hay Sulfate
und family.
Mr. und Mm. Charles Wllden
nnd Mrs. Nora Ld;rrlun at tended
I'omonu Kianiic ut Alfulfu Saturday.
Mr. und Mrs. Mllfred wniien-
Iiiiik and daunhlers culled on Mr.
mid Mrs. Juild Itouiland Salur-day.
Mrs. uwen Drown and Mrs.
Lloyd Shanks attended the Red
mond flower show J'Tldny.
Mr. und Mrs. l-esler (.arliutl ol
Tumalo und Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Hallcr sienl Sunday on the Meto
llus river.
l'orls Jean Holt ut tended the
dedication ul Detroit Sunday.
She played In Ihe Hedmond bund.
Richard und Clifford Brown
spent Sunday with lx-an Short.
Mr. mid Mm. Chester Nord
strom uud family of Albany visit
ed Monday und Tuesday with
Mr. uud Mrs. Ray Surface and
family,
Duslene Clemence spent Sun
dny nlKht with her fciundmother,
Mis. A. L, Clemence.
Mr. und Mrs. Mllfred Wullen
Iiuik und daughters picnicked ut
Las I lukc Sunday.
Mr. und Mm. Hay Surface visit
ed Sunduy with Mr. und Mis. Don
Brown.
Monday dinner guests at the
Russell Clemences were Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Jeflers und daugh
ter, Mary Lou; Miss Barbara
Cooper, Clarence I'utcibouKh and
Mr. (.'lenience's mother, Mrs. Mug
gle Clemence.
Double-Talk Nothing New To This Spokane Resident
By I'eler lluyea
OK.-ine, WuMh., Au. 19 " - -SpeaklnK
to Ronald Severson,
lock mid safe salesman, Is a pain
ful operation: He talks ihdit
ulong wllh you, Jusl Just like like
this tills. Only faster.
Kver since he was a nlp'r of
seven, Severson has been. KoIiik
around havlriK the last word on
everylsMly. Uisl by about a With
of a iieoiid. Briefly, Severson can
talk, siiik or yodel right aloni?
wllh anyone no mailer what Ian
KUUK Is used-fioin French lo
Norwegian, pig lalln lo tobucco
auctioneer.
"I non't know how I picked ll
up," lie suys.
Trunke Recalled
Severson tells how It used to be
great sport during til,'h school as
semblics to talk right along wllh
the guest speaker from his cal
In the audience.
'That is. It was sport until the
principal decided to let him sit in
the office whenever we had an as
sembly," he grinned.
Psychiatrists and neurologists
HILL AI'I'OINTKU
Salem. Aug. 19 '111 The Amer
ican Society of Civil F.ngincem to
day announced appointment of
William C. Hill, Salem, as chair
man of Its aiiHirt und uii-wuys
planning committee. ,
Hill Is u mcmlx-r of the Oregon
slate board of aeronautics.
l'ui'IKise of the commit lee is to
make studies of airports for In
tel national uniformity. Recom
mendations will lie made to the
national association at u meeting
In Ontario, Canada, July, 1950.
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Wo will pack one article or a housefull for
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Insured shipments, too.
COAL PRICES
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due to freight increase.
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Ulieral allowance on your
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Remember:
"We Scniip V7ial
We Sell"
. The Kirby Co. of Bend
E. A. DellL'HK, Mgr.
shake tlieir heads In bewilder-
nieiit when this 33 year-old hu
rruui echo "sives 'em the busi
ness," as he puts It. They offer all
soils oX explanations, i. e.: He
has a short cut between his hear
ing and speaking organs, he Is
filled with mental telepathy,
some H111I of menial quirk, etc.
"liut then they say those
IhintfK are impossible and they
don't know how 1 do It," SeverKo.i
says. "I think I Just have extra
sharp liearintf."
One of his favorite gags la to
Ret himself picked for one of
those audience-participation radio
shows where Ihe master of cere
monies comideii himself capable
01 coping wan anybody.
Engineers Baffled
"First thing that usually hap
pens when 1 start talking along
with him is the quick interest of
the engineers," he says. 'They
think they are getting what they
call a 'feed back' and go nuts try
ing to fix It "
When Severson wag single, wo
men were hia favorite victims.
"first they'd get nervous, then
they'd get flustered, then some
would get hysterical until tears
streamed down their face as I
talked along wllh them. Invar
iably they would swear that I
was reading their mind. Unfor
tunately, I couldn't."
Severson proudly claims to
have steered at least four toss
pots back onto the path of sobri
ety. "f plve 'em the business when
they're pretty far gone and you'd
be surprised how quickly they
swear off, at least for that nlpnt,"
he says. "Hut (lien sometimes I'll
talk along with a drunk and he'll
turn on the bartender and aix'us
him of slipping him a mickey,"
Tennessee Rot Its nickname Of
the "Volunteer State" during the
Mexlcin wnr when Gov. Aarun
V. Brown Issued a call for S.XOO
men to volunteer for army srrv.
Ice and 30,000 responded within
a few days.
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you can buy a second ytt
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650 x 1 6 va'fj. $11 mioO
idu yuu (so inly cv'
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