WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 194?
Redmond Expects
Big Enrollment;
Teachers Named
Ucdmond'ii II new hl,:h Kchii
teaehem will he Introduced Auk
31 when tin. Itiilmoud iiiiUmi lilcl,
wIhmii iMir u niii.Mi imi i.nm,;
for tin- Hi -I dm... in prepmuion
lor llii iitiiilriK mart nl i liiwti'H.
Tuliil iiiinlnlti ,iivi. and tench
liiK muff In . Nine l i. ,.w
Ifiu'hiTH lire replacement,,. Two
new Ii-iiiIiitn will liiNliiirl In vi
I'lillnniil 'nurliMiliiirc. iiimI wood
tumlim iiml mit-hanlcnl drawing
'Mm hluli mhool principal, m. .;
I.arlvo iiilil earlier Una -it mi
ill-run it ic expected ui WBrt ul
acllool, Sl'plc-llllMT 0.
, Tern-hem Nnnii'il
Three hew KiikIIhIi Irm hrtH are
VIlKllllll IU l K, Mlii Kiu rl Holm,
iiml Kinlly Lcoiiiuk. MIsh IIcik,
wIiiihc MbIit, linilmni, Inimeriy
taught here, In Ii.hu Shelley.
She wiin K'liiluiilnl ihu vein limn
1. Infield miliar.
MINN I In, in. nl .SiiuiiyMilc, IiiiIiIh
II UliiNliTN dcKrec f loin Unlvi-r-
NII.V Of Ol'l-KIIII. Kile Will UNHlHt
Willi Imnil work.
MIkn U-onnlr;, iihkIi:iii'iI Id 'lrli'
health mill phyNli-iil education, In
mliiiiliiii in i:h:Iiki. imi IuiIiih
iiiiihIci'h di-tirec. She ut tended
Kimlerii Oregon College of Kducu
lion, mill linik'lil two yciii'N n
Nnrili I'owdcr mill Onliirlo.
A Scuttle woiniui, Mili um el
Hook, will tench miithc nuitlcK.
Willi Ilowiiril llrowiiluii. who will
tench bold miiihcmntlcii anil
HfliMico. nhr In ii Kiuduulii of I'u
clflc uiilvi-iNlly.
Ward OJi.C. Graduate
Chill ll'N Wnril linlilei- i,l n Una.
llT'N from Oiricitn Slille college,!
Iiiuulil lii Iiih home town, lioic i
iii'In' Kerry, Idaho, from l'llo to
VM2, mid m Colfax. W.mli., from I
1'Jlii to I'.HH.
Mm. Wayne Iteilekopp, Hind
liulc of (In- University o Idaho.,
w III luivc I'liui'Ki' of home ceono-1
mien. She liuiuhl in I'wrley. 1 I , i . :
(.coiiitrd W linen ami Marvin I
Kcott will couch uh well iin tench.
Warren, orljjlnully from Anlilmul,
lui.i couched ut Ashinud. JuckMin
villi'. 1'urrlidi Junior hl;h In Sal
em, anil HuriiK. lie will couch foot,
hull.
Scolt will iixnIkI will) foolhall.
Willi liaxkeihall uh IiIn primary
couchlm,' field. He will have
chaiKe of driver tniiiiliij,' pro
Kiunoi, and Krneiul inalhemalleN
cliiM.seN. A Kiaduule of l,nlverlly
of I'orllunil, he couched I he frch
liiun fool hull leain two years.
AiwlKiiluenU Mmle
Wayne lteddekopi and Punch
Sharp uie UhMuned lo . voeuiloti
atji leulliire. Shin p. who' took his
hiiident tralnlnit ul Ucdmond un
ion high nchool InM year. In from
Chain, Ida. He In mi V.iC nwid
u ale.
Keddekopp. of W'elscr, Mil., will
nlso te.ieh nliiip .ncchnulcn. lie
tatiKlit HI Welser out' year after
leceivlnu liln ileuree ut 'University
of Idaho .
Itelurnlni: temheiN. wllh as
NlK'illlieillN and their colleges, me:
Jlr.H. Irene llooth, ininmereial.
musler'N ileree from t'niveimiy
of I'eniiKylvuulu; Husly Duvles.
Amerlcuii lilxlory. Junior KiikIInIi.
direction of activities proium,
Arl.onii Flute college.
TeneJierN ICelurn
11 atik lie LcHplniiKHc, band. Wll
luinele university; William' Kl.sh
er, denlor hocIuI Nclence anil Am
ci lean history, dean of hoys,
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Peaceful Summer Scene
I
Lit.- w-ti,-r2g
1
i, -.:A1Wrf' " Vilc -f " V i4- 5
-Highway Department I'hoto.
Vlmved from "Houbc on Ihc Mi-IoIIun", Mt. Jefferson looms hero
nlxive u placid portion of llu Metolhis river. Jefferson Is well cov
ered with snow, hut the picture was taken In summer.
School Opening
(Oinmued from Page 1)
Miss Jov Wutterson. nn Oreeon
Stale college uruduatc, will he u
hlnh school Instructor.
Miss i'jilher llenske, of Idaho,
will lie the Ijuk-it Kildyc tencher.
unit Mrs, Klalne Clrivus, who
tautilit In Sisters this past year,
will replace Mrs. l-ols Stnrkey lit
the newly rcdccorutecl Cloverdule
scIkhiI.
'ihc Younu school faculty will
be (siiiimjms of Mrs. Achsah
Stearns, prllicipiil mid teacher ol
Willamette university; Hurry Clo-'
Ih-Iiiiuii, health physical educa
tion, athletic depurtiuetil, mus
ter's decree from Unlverslly of
Oreiton.
Mrs. Maude Ix-o, llbrnrlnn. cre
ative wrlllnii. special library cer
tlflciile from Milvcr.sity of Ne
braska; Ms. I'clla Nuiia1, Jour
nullsm. speech, typliiK 1, Llnfleld;
Mism Huhy Stephenson, health,
physical education, drill team,
huivaluureulc decree, Iowa Suite
Teucher'N mlleue, muster's, New
York University,
Girls Dean Named
Mrs. yuitn Ttiomp.son, Knullsh,
mulheniullcN. developiiient Kiik
llsh. dean of Rills, master's from
New York university; Mrs. Vir
ginia Vance, fundamentals of bus
lnes.4, olfice IiuIiiIiih. clerk of
school district and school secre
tary, I.iiifleld.
Mrs. June Coin I. vocul music,
k'eneral mutliemutics, muster's
from Union 'l'lieoloclc seminary
in New York; Clayton Notion,
world history, general Kclenec, as
sistant principal, Black Hills col
lege. South Dakota; Joe I 'city, til
iiftriculture Instruction for on-lhe
furm tialnltiK, Oregon State col
lefie. All of Ihe teachers are to be In
Redmond August '.1.
BACK TO SCHOOL
With a New
WATCH
Select n style lo suit
you from our Ihiko selection.
Plain ulllily watches anil
"dross up" styles by . . .
HAMILTON
Illl.ltltOS
la.Gi
e (,ki i:n
0 IIUI.OVA
Parker and Evcrsharp
PEN and PENCIL SETS
Symons Bros., Jewelers
"Tho IIouso oj Buuuty"
947 Wall Street Phone 175
the 3th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades,
and Mrs. Muurlne Bullls, teacher
of the first four grades. The dis
trict will vote soon on a $5,000
bond Issue to be used to provide
a school bus, and for the finish
ing of the basement and plumb
ing In the school building.
CIIAN'D.MA NO CLINGING
VINE
Central Kalis. R.I. iUiMrg.
Cella Dam ay, 49. eight times a
grandmother, Is the undisputed
"Ice Jjuly of Central Kails." Kor
Zr years she has tossed around
100 pound Ice cakes and now
operates an Ice pit that bundles
some five tons daily.
Chalk Balls May i
Again Find Place j
On Milady's Table
By KIImIn-IIi Toomey
fltnltal 1'rtM Huff Crrra,nlnt)
New, York MH Maurice Levy,
a Jovial Krenchmiin with an eye
for American Ix-aulles, wouldn't
be surprised to sen chalk halls
back on feminine dressing tables.
"Kverythlng comes back In
style," he said philosophically,
picking up a box of dead white
face powder in his cosmetic show
room. (Jddly enough, that white face
powder and sceveral other prod
ucts of 50 years ago still sell In
this country. Lovy Imports - the
old-fashioned powder, rouge and
face cream from Krance and does
a comfortable business with It.
Ucuuly spots arc another stock
Item with him.
"fscauty spots come and go," he
explained, "and right now they're
sidling ' pretty slowly." A year
ago, for some reason which the-7.r-year-old
Krcneh Importer can't
explain and refuses to worry
about, there was a sudden rush
for the little black spots.
Good I-ong Ago
"They were very successful In
1720, too," he said, "but there are
long gups when women don't
seem to think about them."
Just to prove that there are
plenty of odd items for cosmetic
use that the average woman
never dreams of, Levy mentioned
another of his specialties.
"I'm the only cosmetic man In
New York who has rabbit paws,"
he said casuully. "I Import around
a thousand dozen a year from Ma
dame Uortrand In Paris."
Kahbit paws, It seems, are used
to put on dry rouge. The tips are
dipped In the rouge and dusted on
the cheeks.
HALF A IIOL'SE OKAYED
Mcdford, Mass. 'Ut 'A building
permit was Issued here for the
erection of one-half of a house.
Tho other half of the dwelling
will be Just over the city line in
Winchester.
i . yr.(
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MISS JEAN RADDATZ,
Oregon Slate College coed
and a member of the Cor
vallls chapter of Delta Gam
ma, will be glad to advise
you on campus fashions and
functions.
.barton
,U Our
us Faon E P
KUqiT r car"Pu
, , W over urRC0Jdan.
'" .Alboq" caPu'
-Otto's
v'tse
an
. . . and see our
hats for the
campus crowd
Little luils with a little
height , , , fine fells and
velours enriched wilh Ihe
warmth of autumn colors.
USE OUR LAY-AWAY
As lit Mo as 25c will
hold your new fall hat
h Nancy
I'M Minnesota
At City Bus SIoh
I'hone 1813-W
t
First To WETLU'S . ... .
then
A LOT OF STYLE
A LOT OF VALUE .
AT MODEST PRICES
IN APPAREL FOR
INFANTS
BOYS
GIRLS
YOUNG LADIES
WOMEN
3C
It Pays to Trade at WETLE'S
. . . Yes, WETLE'S Quality Is your Economy! We
carry stocks of nationally famous merchandise
known throughout the nation for their correct
styling, their quality and their value-right price.
We make every effort to serve you effici
ently, courteously. We invite you to make your
self at home at WETLE'S.
Hi.
MAKE WETLE'S YOUR MEETING PLACE
IN BEND
DRYGOODS DEPARTMENT
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO SEW AND SAVE
Nationally known fabrics for dresses, suits, coats and children's
apparel ... a pattern section, a well-stocked notions section . . .
yarns, needles, thread and all supplies for sewing and knitting.
Ready-made drapes and drapery materials to dress up your
room, blankets, bedding, bedspreads, pillows, towels, luncheon
sets, imported linen gift items, novelty gift items, and all other
types of drygoods of high quality all at prices you can afford
to pay.
ACCESSORIES
FOR YOUR FALL WARDROBE
Hosiery, gloves, handbags, scarfs, cos
tume jewelryeverything you need to
complete your fall wardrobe . . . plus
famous Lucien LeLong cosmetics and
perfumes.
READY-TO-WEAR
DRESSES SUITS COATS
Fall fashions that are destined to be
come campus favorites. Dresses, suits,
coats, formals, millinery, robes, house-,
coats ... in a size to fit everyone.
Junior sizes, half sizes and regular
sizes. You'll agreo that WETLE'S qual
ity is your economy when you see our
modest priced fall fashions.
BOYS
...
RUGGED SCHOOL
CLOTHES
Growing boys require well
made clothes that can "take it"
and that's the sort of appareJ
you'll find here at WETLE'S.
Sport shirts, dress shirts, Levi
denim trousers, sweaters, Chip
pewa jackets and coats, under
wear, socks . . . that are famous
for their rugged construction.
SPORT WEAR
FOR EYERY ACTIVITY
Jantzen, White Stag, and other fa
mous brands are feature attractions
here. You'll find the correct apparel
for every activity in our well-stocked
sportswear department.
GIRLS
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
FASHIONS
The junior miss will find
all of her clothing needs
here. Style, plus qual
ity, plus reasonable
price in dresses, coats,
play togs, etc., for the
tiny tot and junior miss.
LINGERIE
SO PRETTY and FEMININE
Lacy and lovely or tailored slips, gowns
and pajamas . . . and a complete founda
tion department where trained corse
tieres can correctly fit bras, girdles, panty
girdles and corsets.
INFANTS' WEAR
Everything for the tiny baby and
scores of appropriate gifts, too.
You'll find just what you want in
WETLE'S infants' department . . .
apparel for the new arrival and
the kindergarten crowd.
SHOES
FOR CHILDREN. BOYS, GIRLS
and LADIES
Dress shoes, casual shoes, play
shoes, arch support shoes . . . shoes
by manufacturers whose names
mean quality Enna Jettick, Glam
our, Selby Style-EEZ, Krippendorf
Foot Rest, Friendly S.nort, Jolene,
Peters Weatherbird, children's Walt
'Disney character house slippers by
Trimfoot, and others.
WETLE'S QUALITY
IS
YOUR ECONOMY
WOLE
7 PLACE TO TRADE
MAKE WETLE'S
YOUR MEETING PLACE
IN BEND