The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 26, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 PAGE EIGHT Redmond and Vicinity REDMOND Eugene KliiK went to Pendlc ton over (ho week end to join his wife and son. Hobby, who had been vlKlting relatives there. The Kings returned to Redmond Mon day. The Deschutes county bookmo bile made its scheduled run to the Redmond city library Tuesday. Toastmasters met Thursday, AuRUSt 1'3, at the Redmond hotel banquet room. Keith Parkinson acted os program chairman, sub stituting (or Earl Hallock, who was on vacation. Regular speak ers had not been appointed, so four members volunteered to speak extemporaneously. Dr. G. W. Christiansen spoke briefly on current trends, Nick Denton on jet planes, Chet Lackey on opening of the new Santiam highway, and u. . Thompson on structural building. Next meeting will be Thursday, August 25. Mrs. Edith Smith spent the past several days visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Smith, in Lake Grove, Ore. She returned to Redmond over the week end. Mrs. Zoa Burdick was with Sally Steers, while her mother, Mre. G. Steers, and her grand mother, Mrs. Edith Smith, were on vacation. Mrs. Gladvs Steers, Mrs. Hazel Cate and Miss Clare Templeton have returned from a week's va cation at Reno, Carson City, Vir ginia City and Lake Tahoe. . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tinkle of McMinnville have been house guests of Mrs. Tinkle's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vance. The Tinkles also visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Sandoz of Metollus. Mrs. Clara Stacy and daugh ter, Ellen, went to Portland Wed nesday. Ellen reported to the Shriners' hospital for a physical. The Stacys returned to Redmond Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Irvin of Spring Held was a guest of her sister-in-law, Hrs. Clara Stacy, Monday. Mrs. Charles Wiley of north east Redmond spent Monday with Mrs. Clara Stacy and her guest, Mrs. Arthur Irvin, of Springfield. : Mrs. Davey Jones and children, Judy, Jimmie, Linda and Peggy, and Mrs. Trudie Doollttle and son. Charles, spent the past week vis-1 itlng Mrs. Jones' parents in Grants Pass. They returned to ; Redmond Monday j Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster and son, Terry, were Bond visitors , Tuesday. ; Jan Christy, daughter of Mr. ! and Mrs. W. A. Christy, is a guest I at the home of her uncle and , aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christy. ! She plans to remain until after i the fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Christy and ; daughter, Jan, of I.os Angeles, were guests of the Eurl Christy family over the week end. The W. A. Christys were former resi dents of Redmond. They oper ated what is now known as the Mary and Mac motel. The Chris tys returned to their home Sun- i day, leaving their daughter, Jan, ! for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. I. tchaHhorn are vacationing in California. They spent several weeks in Canada before going to California. Bud Becker arrived in Redmond Saturday evening to spend the week end with his brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. Russell McLaren of the Four Square church. Mrs. Russell McLaren and chil dren, Bruce and Linda, accompan ied Mrs. McLaren's brother. Bud Becker, to Amherst, O., for a three weeks' visit with their par ents. The Sunday school members of the Four Square church have raised enough money to purchase new curtains and draperies for the Sunday school rooms. Rev. H. Taylor, evangelist, will conduct the Wednesday night prayer service at the Four Square church. Rev. Taylor formerly pastored the Four Square church in Salem. Young people of the Madras, Prineville, Bend, and Redmond Four Square and Assembly of God churches held a joint meet ing Tuesday night at the Prine ville Assembly of God church. Rev. Russell McLaren accompan ied the Redmond group. Missionary Suiday was observ ed in the Four Square church August 21. C. E. Thompson will head the committee for soliciting funds for the Central Oregon Memorial Going ' Sack to School? in Your N. nil.. -L Penr.V- i - "J 7tfC Children's School Lunch Kit with Vacuum Bottle 2.59 School Scissors with blunt points 19c Campus 3-ring Notebook 75c Canvas Covered Other 3-ring Books 49c Plastic Rulers 10c Filled Pencil Case only 1.00 Contains pencils, pen, crayons, water colors, triangle, protractor, etc, Exy Index for 3-ring Notebooks j 25c Now is the time to PREVENT COLDS VACAGEN Oral Vaccine Tablets 20, 1.35' 60, 3.37 100, 5.40 hospital, according to the nil nomccmcnt of the hospital board of directors. Robert Howard, formerly of Sisters, is in charge of the body shop at Franks Motors Bruce Rogers. Jim Dale. Jim I lesion. Frank C'onklln and Ray Shumway, the boys who attend ed the American Legion's Heaver Boys State in June, were guests of the K.iy Johnson past No. -H at their last regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lynds have organized a 4H band, which made its first appearance Thursday, Au gust 11, at the 411 leaders'" asso ciation banquet at Bend. The band will play August 25 at 8 o'clock at the fairgrounds build ings. Members of thp band are: Cleve Winkle anil Jerome Nichols, cor nets; Carol Bednarek, Shirley Amen, Bettv Rippen, saxophones: Clarissa Berning. flute; Gary Winkle. Janet Pedersen. clarinets: Larry Peden. Elvin Butterfield. trombones; Norman Lynds. bari tone; Craig Eby, Guinn Peden. sousaphones; Alberta Sage. Doris Holt and Ellen Stacy, brass, and snare drums. Rev. Wesley Baker assists with the band. Mrs. Dorothea Hughitt enter tained at bridge Monday night, August 22. A dessert luncheon preceded the game. Mrs. Hazel Cate won high hon ors, and Mrs. Bernice Bat tel took the traveling prize. The next meeting of the group will! be Sep tember 12 at the home of Mrs. Pauline King. SOUTHWEST REDMOND ! Southwest Redmond, Aug. 26 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Meter spent Wednesday eve-1 ning with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sur- j face and family. Richard, Lawrence and Gary I Holt spent Saturday evening with Lois and Linda Wallenburg. j Mrs. Lavinia Backlund of Ala meda. Calif., left Saturday fori Minnesota after visiting for some time at the August Anderson home. She is a sister of Mr. An-; derson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter1 and daughter moved, this week, j to Idaho, where they plan to , make their home. j Mrs. Robert Denton is spending a week visiting friends in Portland. Doris Jean Holt was an over night guest Friday of Mrs. Vern on Jahns. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Al Crosswhite and children; Mr. find Mrs. Everett Kidd and family; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clemence and family pic nicked Sundav evening at Cline falls. Barbara Hamilton of Bend vis ited Monday night with her grandmother, Mrs. McVaughn. Arlene Gorsalitz. Erma Flowers and Marilvn Van Meter attended a 4-H wiener roast at the Lloyd Peterson home. Mrs. August Anderson and Mrs. Lavinia Backlund visited Wednesday in Bend with Mrs. J. Thompson. Darlene Clemence was a Sun day night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al Crosswhite. Owen Brown called on Kenneth Duling and the Buckner brothers at Lone Pine Monday afternoon. Ernestine Bailer spent Satur : day afternoon with Mrs. John An drews in Redmond. Mrs. Vernon Jahns and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i R H Jahns DirrAn ITnrcfaii ll.'n n a nnllnr Clin. dfy at the Owen Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Wallen burg and daughters called at the Ray Surface home Thursday Robert Led better visited Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hou- mard at Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Aleric Matilainen and daughter, of Tacoma, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilden. Mrs. Matilainen is Wilden's daughter. Lorena and Sharon Jahns are spending several days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H Jahns. John Bailer and son, Ralph, and Lester Garbutt left Tuesday on a business trip to Grand Ronde. They also will visit Mr. .and Mrs. Henry Bauer at Kose loage. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burke and daughter were Saturday aft ernoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. i Owen Brown and family. j Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hooker land Mr. and Mrs. William Cun i ningham were Wednesday night j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clemence. Mr. Hooker is Mrs Clemence's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffiths re turned Sunday from a trip to Cal ifornia. Jimmy Griffiths who has been visiting in California return ed with them. Ralph Bailer S.A. is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailer. He is on leave from the navy and is assigned to duty aboard the U.S.S. Helena, whose home port is Long Beach A birthday party honoring Lor ena Jahns on her sixth birthday anniversary was given by her mother, Mrs. Vernon Jahns. The afternoon was spent playing games, after which Ice cream on birthday cake was served. Those present were Richard Lawrence Holt, Linda Hayward, Ronnie Lorena, Sandy and Sharon Jahns, NORTHWEST REDMOND Northwest Redmond, Aug, 2C (Special) Mrs. Helen Rogers was hostess to the Tuesday club at a pot luck luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Herb Guntlter wus a guest. Mrs. Judd Bourland spent Tues day with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Hodman of 'IVrrelHinne. I Mrs. Howard Milton took her mother. Mrs. Verdu Osenton, to (The Dalles Saturduy where she j boarded the train tor Salt Lake !Clty for an extended visit with ! her grandson, Rex Cordley und his family. Mrs. Alvia Shofstal ond Mrs. T. H. Moody attended officers training day at the courthouse In Bend Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvla Shofstal and sons. Bob and Duune. visited friends in Springfield and Cot tage Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peden and children of Portland huve been visiting relatives here for the oast two weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peden re l turned to their home In Eugene ! W'ednesday taking with them their little niece. Earleen Ames meter. Sunday. Earl Peden and Ralph Arensmeler brought Ear leen home, making the trip by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peden of Ash wood spent Monday with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. 7- Peden. t Mrs. Pearl Arensmeler and lit tle son are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. peden. and other relatives here this week, Dennis Douglass of Bend is spending a few days with his uncle, D. L. Penhollow and fam ily. Jim McDonald) of Astoria pilot ed the plane which brought Lloyd Uiiritess ami tr. umir llcnnltigs gaurd, ulso of Astoria, to the K. V. Burgess home here. They came here to see Mrs. K. E. Burgess, who Is a patient at the Medical Vntal clinic. The three men stayed overnight ut the Harness home Wednesday. l.loyd Burgess, Dr. llennlngs gnurd, Jim McDonald, K. E. Bur gess and Charlotte Stephens were recent dinner guests ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow visited Mrs. Ktta Klebbe and (he Howell l)ouglass family in Bend Monday. Dick Steelhammer of Powell Butte, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien of Spokane and Orville Curroll of Sisters called at the D. L. Pen hollow home Monday. Mrs. Kula Elson, her daughter ami grandson of Oakland, Calif., visited Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Elson ami Bud. ' Mi. and Mrs. W. T. lleiulrlck and Edward Mustek of Powell Butte anil Mr. and Mrs. lleiwhel Heed and children, of Culver, rail ed ut the l, 1.. l'enlinllow homo Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. Willis Elson and sou and daughter of Brush, Colo., came here Wednesday for a brief visit at the home of his In oilier. K. T. Elson ami family. Bill Penhollow ulleniled the birthday parly given Tuesday for Sidney Carter. Mrs. Mart Baly and daughter, Mrs, Ellen l.ove, and Genevieve Gottwuld, nil of Molallu. culled Tuesday at the D. I.. Penhollow home. Little Danny Unity returned to his home in Prlucvlllc Sunday aft er spending the wwk here with his cousins, Wanda and Jimmy Dick Woodward. Bulletin Classifledr ltilng Results tough Constable Backs Up Tickets MeKeesport, I'u. HI'' - If you me ever given a ticket for a traffic violation In this I'lMsl iiriih miIi nib. you'd better pay the fine. Even If vou don't live here. Con stable W. A. Whltcman will gel you, When the red truffle tickets are lorn tip or filed away In tt forgotten corner of 1 1 glove compartment bv an errant motor 1st, Constable Wlillemun sends him ti summons through the mull. If the Numinoiis Is refused or Ignored, the persistent linker delivers 11 personally. Costs lire then milled to the dollar fine und u (miff of SR8.'I for the summons. "Costs" Include mileage und the constable's time. Most of Hie persons pay up when challenged al llielr dour, steps, but Whllrtniiu I'.ins lulu trniililc now nud then. Once, u I '1 1 1 . -hii i t i broker slummed the clour in Ills fuee with a Knurl c,f, "Cum " In and gel me!" The con. it iil.U- i!l,l and die flue was paid on llie si mi. I'OI'I I AIION (.KOWINd Sun rtaiu'lseo, Aug. 2(1 Ul'i The slates of Callloi nlu, Oregon and Washington will have u xipu. latlon of from n.ono.iwo t Hi.:),. INK) iii II) years, llie 1 'm l f U- must hoard of Intel governmental u-ln-tliiiis predicted today. The growth will represent from u third to a fourth of the nutlim's guln In population, fumllleN und housing, the board wild. Use rlusKlfleil ml In The Hullo tin for ipilek ichiiIim. KNAPP SHOES Cushion Insole Factory Fitting Service Sizes to 18 EE C. H. Keating 55 Greeley Phone 1777-W DINE AT CRATER LAKE LODGE CRATER LAKE, OREGON LUNCHEON SERVED 13:00 noon to 2:30 p. m. DINNER SERVED 6:00 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. CASH FOR Bock to School Expenses '25.00 to '300.00 on Furniture Farm Machinery Livestock Automobile Loans Up to $500.00 NO INSURANCE REQUIRED! Twenty Months to Repay PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norbert D. Goodrich. Mgr. Rm. 8. Penney Bldg., 1010 Walt Telephone 173 BEND, OREGON State Licenses S186 M321 Breakfast Specials Wlirllirr you lire ll uillccnnd ilodlils fancier or one wlio insists on n well rounded hreakfusl. you'll enjoy every Idle (il your illuming ini'lil here lit llio KY- I.INi: STI.AK HOUSI'. (m.o.1 food. rcasonalilc iries always, 1 line in Skyline I'laller Party Wednesday uilil al ''i-H p.m. over KUiN'D. Identify our "Mystery Uccoril" ami win a $'t meal liiket. Skyline Steak House 855 Wall Street I'hone 270 Tom In HCNtY 1. MV10. ABC N.WI. tvi Mpnrfor Mnlng i MJBW v ft It's the new Buick new in size, new You take a look and your fingers itch to get hold of its waiting wheel. You cast an eye over its gleaming new bumper-guard grille, its tapering fenders, its jet-plane lines and know that this is what others have been groping for. "You slip inside. Twelve inches added to rear-seat cushions emphasize the biggest interiors you can buy for the money. A broad, curving windshield set in narrower corner posts means a better view any way you look. Now touch the throttle. Not just high compression power, but high-rcsswr Fireball power, to get the most from today's fuels today! You finger the controls not just standard transmission alone, but the Special-new in line, in price and value I magic smoothness of Dynaflow Drive at your option. Try it in traffic and less length bumper-to-bumper makes it a dream to park or handle. Try it on the road, and seats placed ahead of the rear axle add even more comfort to that unequaled Buick ride. So you say, "How much?" maybe bracing yourself mentally. 0flhHal al ixtta ml. Then you learn that price is part of the good news too! Figures fit the modest budget as this handy-dandy fits the modest garage and you get room, power, ride, and the smartest look on wheels at the lowest price you'll find on any valvc-in-hcad eight! 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