WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1949
. THE BEND- BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON "
PA ELEVEN 1
News of Tumalo Communify
'i'umulu, Dee, M (Hiiwliill
Twulvo wumuii attended (lie
monthly meeting of llio Tumnlo
grunifo II. E, C. Wednesday of Inst
week, ul thtt home of Mrs, John
llupiivr. 'I'Ihiih' prcM-iit were; Mrs.
I), O. Hliinlun, Mm. Del Davis,
Mis. I.. I.. Uiisey, Mm, 11. A. C lm
ney, Mix, Chenler Kulii'iton, Mm. 1
O. W. Cirubb, Mih. W. A. Wlimey,!
Mi Charles 1'orter, Ml. J. WJ
Mii'lln, Mi Leonard Trueux, 1
Mi H. A. 8i'(iki;Iii iiml Mi Hop-j
per, J-'olluwIiiK tioilui'k lunch-j
eon at noon, elecllun of officers;
was held Willi Mm, Charles i'or
ter being tutmmt llio new i-halr-:
iiiiiii mill Mi Del Davis l he new
KeeieUiry. Uih-iiusu of eimllleln'
wllli other ciiiiiiniiully eliiluf the
meelliiK (liile of Ihu 11. 1'.'. C, wiim
changed to llio second Thursday
of each month. 11m Juimaiy meet
Inn Will bo held at the homo of
Mid. I'orter, Following the busi
ness mooting a gift exchange wiim
held.
Mi lYnnk Charleston wo
hostess to tho Hlrthdiiy elu!) at
Iter home Wednesday afternoon
:of lust week with 18 women pre
ent tor the iiftenuxin KiitherliiK.
1 Mm. C. i. Dunliip U confined to
her homo by Illness whleh will
keep her from teaching or sev
eral weeks. During her absence
from the first und swond grade
room nt Tumnlo Mm, Anita Cow
iden of the Hend Diilry iimch Ik
substitute lencher.
Ralph Zi'lgler resigned Sunday
lid superintendent o( the Tumnlo
community Sunday school, a posl
Hon ho ha filled for nearly two
year, .elgler resigned no Unit he
could attend the Sisters ehureh
with IiIn wife und daughter, Cletn,
who recently joined tlial ehureh.
A wood and coal move wan In
stalled In tho Tumnlo Community
church lust week lo replace the
nil heater recently Installed there.
iieciiUKo of the highness tit the
ceilings in the church, tho oil
heater wan Inadequate for heat
Ing tho building,
Tumnlo RT.A. met Friday aft
prnuon ut tho itchoul house with
more than 30 memlxw In intend
unci!. It wax decided to have all
tho mothers of school children ut
Tumnlo attend a meeting 'Ilium
day afternoon of thin week at the
school house at 2 p.m., for the
purpose oi assisting In the mak
ing of the Christmas eosiuraes for
their children.
Boom mother were selected Uy
tho group, to act us assistants to
tho teachers during their social:
iiftivillcK. Those selected were
Mi Cuivln Whllo und Mi fciurl
Cuernxey for tho primary room;
Mm. Tom liililo und Mm. J. A.
MeCullough, for tho llfth and
sixth grade room, und Mm. it. J.
Gillespie und Mi Wm. Kurt?, for
tho seventh und eighth grade
room.
John Hlmieti . was dismissed
from (he SI, Charles tiosidtitl
Sunday, flit had been a patient
there lor several days.
Mr. and Mi Vein Hartford arc
leaving Saturday of thin week for
Missouri where they will upend
the holiday with Mi Hartford's
mrctits. Tho Hurlfords uro drlv
ng cant und plan to return home
shortly after tho first of tho yeur,
Thursday evening Mm, Hartford
is nnviiig members of the Hurt
ford family for a Christmas dinner.
Tumalo extension unit meets
Tuesday, December 20, nt the
homo of Mi Arnold Sandwick
for u lesson on accessories,
Tom Fair, former Tumalo real.
dent, conducted revival meetings
at Junction City recently. Ralph
eigittr, wno nnuw potatoes to the
valley, stayed over at Junction
City to uttend u couple of meet-
illKH,
Mr. and Mm, Ellaworth Damo-
wuoii, oi iTinoviiie, lormer i um
lo residents, were overnight
guests Saturday ut the H. J, Gil
lespie home.
Mrs. Cul Fonts drove to Port
land Monday of last week to take
her uncle, Fred Dulkils, there for
hospital cure. On the return trip
Wednesday, a neptiew, J-Tank
i'hlilips of Del Mar, Calif., who
was on his way to Tokyo, came
home with Mi Fouls for a tlireo-
day visit. Wtlliips is in She army
Clnrrnrc McFali of Virginia
visited here over the week end.
leaving hunday by united Airline
for his home, following a trip to
t umormu to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mm, Esther Mc
Fali. Mrs. MeFall hud a cerebral
hemorrhage, which claimed her
life.
J. L. Jones and Mary Ann Kle
sow returned home Wednesday
by bus, ufter attcir-JIng the nation'
a! 411 congress In Chicago, Jones
was ono of tho two state loaders
who cliiipcroncd the Oregon's 4-11
delegation of 18 elub members,:
and Mary Ann was one of the
group, .
Mr, and Mrs, gam vntam r-
turned home Saturday afternoon
from Arizona where tnoy were
culled a week earlier because of
the death of Uptuln mother.
Among Tumalo grange officers
making tho trip to Terrebonne
grunge hall Wednesday evening
of lust week for tho Joint Installa
tion of subordinate grange out-
eers in tho county were; Jiaroid
j'attlson, master," cubs, t'orter.
overseer; Vern Hartford, lectur
er; Hurry Gossier, treasurer; A.
M. Ferguson, gatekeeper; Mrs. A.
M, Ferguson, secretary; Walt
Lowe, assistant steward, and Mrs.
Arlene Demiisoti, iudy assistant
steward.
OLD BUT STILL GOOD
Denver lf Everett Stunch-
f leld, fresh from a physical check
up, announced that ha was in
perfect condition and would chal
lenge any man to a prize fight.
The only condition was that his
opponent be his same age, which
Is U4 years.
Culver
Culver, Dec. 14 (Special) Forty
relatives and friends attended the
wedding of Jerry Rowe and Miss
Deioreg Corbett at tfic home of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr, and
Mis. Lee - Howe, on Saturday
night, Dec, 3. A reception loliow.
ed at the Rowe home.
Haystack grange H.E. club met
at the home of Mi L. M. Horney
lust Tuesdny afternoon with
Flora May Horney as co-hostess.
Present were Mrs. Francis Clark,
Mm. Wesley Clark, Mrs. Lee
Rowe, Mrs. H, E, Keeney, Mrs.
J. P. Read, Mm. L. A. MacDoweii,
Mm. Guy Corwin and the hostess.
Refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be with Mm,
J, p. Read the first Tuesday in
January.
Mrs. J. P. Read accompanied
Mm, L. M. Horney and daughter,
Flora May Horney, to Redmond
and Bond Tuesday.
Mr. and Mm. L. ii. Horney,
Mr. and Mm. J. P. Read and Mr.
and Mrs. II, E. Keeney attended
the installation of the newly-elect
ed grange officers In Deschutes
county granges at the Terre-
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.iiKr -T-r-r t i J n a Mnfk AKfMn A ryp'fg P?r. POLS &
big hug from his owner, hoaaie Lu Logan, IS, of Van Wert, O., for
winnisg the junior grand thamplonshlp ribbon st Uie International
livestock Show In Chicago. Bonnie Lu, a high school sophomore,
said ths has collected over $6000 In sales of cattle durlsg tser tlx
years with the Van Wert 4-H Club.
bonne grange hall last Wednes
day night.
Mrs". Lyie Creenwood, Mrs.
Dwayne Hagman and Mrs. Carth
Bowman were shopping in Red
mond ahd Bend Wednesday.
Cuiver elvie club met last
Thursday tor an all day session
at the home oi Mrs, Hazel late.
The Canyon ' Roamers saddle
club had a turkey dinner at the
Odd Feliows hall Thursday night
honoring three couples who re
cently were married and who are
members of the club. The honor
guests were -Mr, and Mrs. Homer
irrigation Board
Outlines Prograrri
KcdiTiond, Dec, 14 -The Central
Oregon Irrigation board held its
monthly meeting here last Wed
nesday, with ail members pres
ent. The order of the day was the
preparation oi me budget lor
1B50, with the result that $3.50
per acre of water rleht will be
charged for operation and main
tenance expense lor next year.
Paul Splliman called the board's
attention to ihe importance of
contacting all land owners on the
project who have surface water,
so that they may protect them
selves against the lass of water
rights under the present exten
sion of time for reclamation,
which is set at June 30, IA50. The
board unanimously agreed that
the best way to accomplish this
wouid be by direct notice.
The board approved ihe forma
tion of the Dana subdivision oi
Redmond. This land is southwest
oi ftcdmond, Tfte board favored
the selling ol district land to land
owners for the purpose of aiding
land-owners on the project whs
havs surface water. No transfers
for water rights were acted on.
Members of the board are E. E.
Burgess of Rtdmond, Paul SpUl-
snari or ijgv.ci; isutte ami John
Bradetieh of Bend. Jay Shlvely ef
Redmond is secreiury treasurer,
DIKECT WIRE TO SANTA
Prineviiie, Dec. 14 The Prine
viiie junior chamber of commerce
has arranged with the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company
for a "direct wire to Santa Claus"
tor the days December 21, 22 and
23, Curinn those three days any
boy or girl in this city or neigh
borinj; coniniujiiJies may iaik to
old St. Nick himself, and make
known his or her desire as to
holiday gifts.
ATX, PA!! FO
Memphis di-w Mrs. B, H, CoX
held off passing 8 motorist on
the road antil she read ihe irtgn
on the spare lire at lh reitr oi
th.e oM model car, "Out f daSa
but out of tirtt," said the sin,
filel ftp HOME
Iwearaws
i::z.fr3i.:zr3Tg j
Eeebe, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bow
man a !d Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Greenwood. After the dinner,
which was served to more than
80 members and their families,
a business meeting was hcid and
new officers were elected: Lyle
Greenwood, president ; Fritz
Hackler, vice-president; Mrs, John
Schonecker, secretary, and Mrs,
Dwayne Hagman, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark
were shopping in Madras and
Redmond Friday.
In Redmond Friday afternoon
were Mrs. Erwm Horney and two
little daughters, Judy and Jackie;
Mrs. C. R. Hagman and Mrs. H. E.
Keeney,
Charles Harmon bas sold his
ranch and wili hold a public saie
Sunday afternoon, December 18.
The Harmons are moving to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, M. Freeman,
daughter, -Marjean, and son, Mer
dleth, were shopping In Redmond
and Bend Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Renver Jenkins
and three sons left Saturday
morning for Oklahoma to visit
friends for a few days. They then
will go to San Diego to spend
Christmas with relatives.
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