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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1949)
1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PASS THIRTEEN Redmond and Vicinity Itl II.MOMl , lifillimnil, Si-jit, 2'i IKMH-iiill Mr. Mini Mr. Iiiie riiitiunlM-mi re ' ItlllH'it lo Hl'illiiiiiiil Kimilny Hlli't'! Kll'lllllltK WVfllll lIllVH VlNillilK ' ili'inU unit rirlnllvcH In Mi-Minn-' Minn Vlnilnln Hitu unit MInn' Mil run ret Hook Wfio c -IiuMi-mh- Itmiiillni) Ml ituliy .Sli'ilii'tiiiiiii, MU Krnlly U'omiiK mill Minn Murgnicl ilolm Willi Siinduy tllri hit. Mint I'liylll Clllx-rl. who him Ikvii Vftriit Inning with hrr aimer In I'ortlnntl, rilurnci to her work at Craft, Monilny, Mm. Al Hy In imloyi't ul ("rfl' during Mm. ilumlil iNify VHi'Milun. 'I'lii I (( mo il;mniiiK a Irlli lo litnltu In vlull Matlvni. VtOl It-mltT wrre Hivtitl ui Ri'ilmoml union high arhoul Tin--diiy. I'liylll MrfiiTKur, Atillrn SMndwIi'k, llnxrl Krtwnitl. Kink" Muulll nnil ikib Hi'inhry inuka up tlu tenm. Nnmr of the churi'li m hool nt titer bikI tencher for the Cum immlly lrebytiHiin i-huri-li have Ix-en rvlwwwl hy lirv. Wmlry lf krr. iMMtiir. 'Jliey arc: miliiu mi liciinli'iKli'iit, Kin.vil IIiii Ion Sr.; primary utHrinlinili-ni, Mr. Lloyd linker; woreliiry, Hyd Hnrlon Sr. irennuriT, iiie lwnt hue; Imlli'lln iyplKt, haVerim I'enwm; nuiiicry tenther. Mi. Wetitlierell; iN'Klnni'i. Mi. Ar chie lhiiiKttHMir; lM(!lnnci, Mm. K. trU,ilnit!M'; llmt grade, MIm Ji'iinnf SiiiuKiichcr; hpc-oikI grade, Mr. II. I'. Kly; third grade, Mr. Iris Iiivle; fourth jiriido. Mr. KttKftell Cnlbniilh; fifth Brmlp. Mr. Mnuiice jiriv; alxth ki-mIi, Mr. Victor t'ltttk: junior high. Warren Vtmoe; high m'hool, Weitley linker: iiiltil!, II. !'. Kby; relief tenetier, Mr. Dim urd Warren. Mr. Kd Greenwood, Mr. Kr win llorncy, Mr. T. Kteemitn, Mi . Max 0Ik)i ii, Mi . I Van t'n- lilkcti mill Ml Mmjcnn Kiee- llll'll (! (MIHlChW 111 (link iiml lilue hori lor Ml. iHiuyni" ll.i:niiiii ul t'ulver, Kiiitcmbcr 111 hi H p.m. ui the i.o.o.K hull in t'ulvei. The tattle were ileeoiated In pink nnil liiuc, mid featured pnM-r tuikx with cii'pu niHr lull. llmttjuet uf mixed full lower added color. Ki'ft inhincnl were nerved to 40 ifut-vt. , Th inKa.lnp game wa won hy Mr. flintier who received a vnc a a prize. 'Hie japer clolhe game Nought Mr. Utnel I'elli ixine two duck n nn owurd, mid Mi. Imrl t.'orwin received a clothe sprinkler lor winning the (h awing conlevt. Mm, Ilnginon opened her gift nfler the game, bho wn1 tho for. iper Kay Khy.' Mr. Wfley Buker honored Mr. J. Coad with a mlwcllane. ou hridal ihower Mondny night at iier iionw. Kail flower were ueJ In tho ilci-oiniiiiK theme, and a huge weetheart cake made the center piece fur the table. I 'en and pencil game were played during the evening. Mr. Krunklln de Lcaplmisse won the prize for the plant and ahruli game, anil Mr. Irene lloone for the clmriifle. tllft were presented lo the bride In a huge, Inverted umtirel- ill.. I Refrehment were ierved by I the hote. The guet lUt Included the Red. ; mond union high school faculty lame. Mr, "ond I the high school vocal muale Inatruetor. Ml Jo Morton went to Fugene Sunday to enroll a heithmitn at l he linlvemlty of Oregon. Jo will tny at HelH'C houne. Ml VVylmoth 1'earson. occom pimled by her parent, went to the volley over the weekend, wyl- moth will remain in Kuene to rcglHter for tullege at the Unl vemlty of Oii'gon. Wyhratih will Hiny ul IfrlK-c hmiHC during the lull tei in, Mr, lu-n Oiinlcl and Ml. May- nard Brown are working at the office of the hoHjtal planning Hoard. Ml Mary liu Holwit wa hrldeNinald for her friend, Ml Dorl l.ui'iin, of Hood Jiiver, iat Hnturday at her marriage with Simon flood. Ml Itobert wa accompanied by her parent, Mr, and Mr. If. , Itotjert nn her trip to and from Hood Kivcr. Mr. Marian Lytic ha purchas ed a houxi In HiU-r. which he 1 Improving. Mr. L.yti teache In tho Slaters grade whool, Lat year he commuted from lied-mond. Vic Morton and Claude Butler, who have ent the punt three week hunting In Canada, return cd lat week. Vic killed a moose, and Uutler bagged a grtesly, Mts Eileen Have waa hoateas at a farewell dinner laist week at: her home honoring Mis Joyce Olivia who left to continue study ing music at the Conservatory of MukIc in San Francisco. Fred Steven also wa a guest. Central Electric cooperative office will be cloned Saturday according to Manager John Nor- lin. me rule went into effect Sat urday, SeiitemlM-T 17, Jeo Miller haa been named manager of Deschutes Farmer Co-op' potato department accord ing to S. C, SchmltF, manager. He succeeds Ben Davidson who re signed to accept the position of potato administrator for the late. Miller has been associated with the potato industry for the past 20 year. Troiiwaya cafe opened Sunday under the management of Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Dowiing who re cently moved to Redmond from Wcnateheo, Wash. The Dawllngs have inatalled an Ice cream ma chlnn and bakery equipment for uumng meir own pasine. Mr, and Mm. C. K. Thompson drove to Detroit Saturday to vilt Thompson's sister and brother-In-law and hi mother. Jim i lesion, student body presi dent at K.U.H.3,, wa made an honorary member of the Uon etiili lit thnlr incfMni) at the iiefl- mond hotel banquet room. Minion L,, coyner, mayor oi lledinond, has prtu'lalmejj lied- m,nl f.iiv-tloirttttifin In c I ( , , n it i Employ the 1'hysically Handicap. fd week during the first week in uoer. visitor at the home of Mr. and ' Mm. Robert Ivnton, 1 Irwiw Jlrown is bullfline a house an Agency Mains for Ken neth ib-nder. Mis, Fioyd Hoit and Mr. and Mm, Jerry Caves and son visited Ihursdny with the N. W. Enlow family, flonnie Clemence sjenf Satur day night and Sunday with Betty J'eppering. - Burton Brown made a trip to Portland Friday and trucked building material for John Brun. who is building a house at Camp Sherman, SOUTHWEST REDMOND Southwest Redmond, Sept, 22 (Special! Charles Wllden went to Taroma Friday to visit Mr. and Mr. Aleric Matllainen and daughter. Mr, and Mrs, O. F. Walienbiirg of Terrebonne called at the Mil frel Wallenburg home Saturday, Mr. Maggie Clemence and Clarence 1'uterbough were Sun day evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Kusscll Ciemence. Mrs. Virginia Winkeler Is visit- j ina her parents Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson. I Mr. and Mrs, Joe Da mm were Sunday dinner guests ol Mr, and Mr. Itobwt Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holt and son, Gary, visited Friday after noon at the Owen Brown home. Mr. and Mrs, Guy Davis and family of Culver were Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Davis, Lois Jean and Linda Lou Wal lenburg spent Saturday evening at the Floyd Holt home. Cuinn Peden visited with Ilich ard and Clifford Brown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ai Crosswhlte and daughters, Francis and Flor ence, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Russeii Ciemence Monday evening. Mrs. August Anderson and daughter, Virginia Winkeler, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnson. I Joyce and Gene were Thursday IMWi MAKKH NEWS! La Orande, Sept. 22 H-H Farm er Floyd Hyiton'g dog doesn't know anything about the classical man-biiWMiog definition of news, but he's made news. Hyiton was attempting to knock down a chicken hawk circling his farmyard. He put his hotgun down for a moment. Just then the doe whizzed oast. knocked down the gun and step- on sne trigger. The blast hit Hviton in the nana. , I Use classified ads in The Bulie- ' viODMltcussiflfj; IV -SUHS il IUE iUK.Ji I tTUit. Method Found of Protecting Food Chicago HA ehemirt has a plot to take the food right out of the mouths of rats and, thereby, save industry several hundred million dotal s annually, ( : Clifford A. JSampei, supervisor of inorganic techonoiogy at the Armour research foundation of the Illlnoto Institute ol Technol ogy, haa devised a method of treating packaged foods and oth er packaged products which he believes will eliminate damage caused by rats, Hampel say sodium fiuosiSi cate properly coated on the outer surface of paperboard shipping cartons, would be an effective rat repellent. He also suggests that it be applied In glue lines of the paperboard or incorporated In the paperboard Itself. Hampel said warehouses as sume they wiil have an average loss ol la per cent ol the value of stored articles through damage caused by rats. CIIAffiMAN NAMED Madras, Sept. 23 The Madras airport comissiiin has named T. T. Fewer, Jefferson county judge, as chairman of the group to suc ceed the late W, J. Hess, business man and member of the Madras city council, ties several weeks ago died suddenly, having been stricken with a heart attack white attending a city council meeting. John Hess, former engineering instructor at Oregon State col lege, was named by the commis sion to succeed his father on the organization. The Madras airport is operated under joint sponsorship of the city of Madras and Jefferson county. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results - is in the bag when youuse-J "freezing OREGON S OWN 1 ON It Kt Use classified ads fa The Bute tin for quick results. No D ovmi Pcoymemit On Any Major Appliance WE MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU TO BUY! vow Bezves yaa ?50f MOST MODEBM CABS Cm the new-eEeBsJHB1 the Ifeelric Range with , Beauty end Brains Delivered Here $133700 Sllr ttHtt I tHttl Vr,-I,.r ll,.- In 1,1,. !...-. M, IH- Willi.- a Nn.li Si.iii . iii.ii In (iifii'fi-lit mttumttt I'l'.tl N.fli Atitlvl. ,.t firu ttUit l.'iKM f A If f I All NliW! It'saSky-LouiiRc! Reclining air liner scat (optiiinid extra), plus Twin llcds . . . Weather l"yc . . . new Roll-a-Lock ciirtiiln . . . knohii tcccsscd. New pull-out glove drawer. Curved undivided windshield on all models. 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At youf Nash dealer's now in two great 1950 scries! fk Grtattst Snsf Advance In Car CmifnKfo fa 40 front In Nash, the world's only car with Airflyte Construction, the entire frame and body, floor, roof, rear fenders, art built as a single welded unit. It is IVi lo 2V4 limes more rigid than ordi nary construction. Gives new safety, new economy, makes possible a smoother ride. VOW WAIA8L Af JWS fASH AMBASSAVOZf me statesman tw iMSAssAoost Orwt Cmrt Sim fOZ THERE'S MUCH OF TOMORROW IN All NASH DOES TODAY . B. ANDERSON NASH CO. 1173 Wail Street ' PheBC 700 GeaBJgraceMliBeswitiiffiy-i8Hie finish porcelaia-enamel tops tiiat resist acid gleaming chromium fi ttin g3 exclusive baseboard recess for fiUsh-la-the-umR fit your choics of models with "divided" or "cluster" style top chroinium hooded surface lamp. Automatic clock control interval timer appliance outlets signal Lights pushbutton oven pre-heat elevating deep well cooker unit thatpesyott335Bwrecooking surface. Extra thick insulation extra roomy oven and oversize broilers extra-generous storage drawers. And with seven different heat speeds for every possible kind of cooking? The new Crosley Electric Bangs is absolutely amazing it's so wonderful and so reasonable. Cc-mo In ami se i'f now Mit Evrirortdi TH Oi 12? 7 Heavenly New Models as little as Per Mssf h ! i Every Crostey Home Appliance Is Dst Sgned from the Womsn i ftngi Dress Making School No Charge! A compbio 16-hour tailoring or dress making course goes with tha purchase of any major ap pliance No Additional Charge, ANDERSON'S SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner St are end Tumaio lend Phone 862-W FLINT DOES MANTHQRP N WOISST4ND WAT SWIUUPS BOAT WIST BE KEPT IN VIC If THE PRESiNCE Of THIS X II WTOUDER ON STAIIOJP5 J l BOAT COMPLICATES f .i n. matters, cieek. j mm be kept in i 1 j- S ,1HE HARBOR i j .. . By Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lans ' m SONS ASHORE SOW. ' I "''-J STOW THAT BEUDW, STALtOJP. 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