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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE NINE Gilchrhf tilli'lnlHl, lcc. 21 (Spwlull Thi Junior anil seniors mo ln 1 1 nlnx In luivu llii'lr t'lirlHlinim pin ly Ioki'IIh'I' IIiIm yeiir. Refresh inrnlH will lir served ami there will III) an exi'liiuiKt' of Kills. I'Jn tcitiiintueiit will consist ot tlanc InK, Oilier IiIkIi school classes uru nlso plannliiK parlies. The iiilo school clillihcn am mill L'lpallnK Simla's visit to their rooms on Kililay. Miss Audrn i'tomniin of Port liinil will conn- Id (illclulst to vIhII Mr. anil Mm. Uw fappn, (Int'liiK tliu Chilsliuus linllilnyH. Mr. and Mm. Arfilin L. James anil family were In Klamath Kails Saturday, Decrmlier 17, C'llllNtmilN HllllplllllK. Un lhi morning of Pcccnilicr 17 Iho residents of tillchrlst awoke to u drill of white. After a pleasant full anil a seemingly green Chilslnms II wan some tlilnK of a surprise to flml IK Inches of snow on the doorstep. MoNt of Sunday wim spent shov eling out. A Christmas drama wlil ho (jWl'll at till! Crescent Ullptlhl church Deccinhcr 25 at 7:.'IU p.m.. unili'r the (llrccllon of Mm. Har old U'Heun. Tlio mini Include people from Bend, Portland, fcJu gene, Crescent and tlllelulsl, Tim Sunday itehool program will he presented Friday at 7 :.'!. Mr. Kecvcs of Shevlln recently mi lined a lierloiiN cut on his head and possible Internal lnjut Ich, when he Jumped from the train to rejoin IiIh section crew, lie wim taken to the Lumberman'!! hospital In llend. Jlinnile Shelton vlHlted his par ents here over the week end. He will lie home from Corvnllls, where he In attendlni! Oregon State college, December 111 lor Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mm. William Iteneau of I'ortland will himmhI Christmas with Mm. IJcscau's father, James L. Cool(. In Shevlln. Mm. Ed Hanks of Shevlln was shunning In Itend Saturday. J n men Cook and daughter of Shevlln and Jlmmle .Shelton of Gilchrist H)cnt Saturday shop ping In llend. Hob Van Tassel brought Ids wile and new mm, Itlehiiid 1-eo, home to Shevlln Saturday, IX--ceniber 17. Mr. anil Mrs. Luke Shelton of Gilchrist spent Saturday shopping In Klamuth KiiIIn. Mr. and Mr. Ed Banks of Shev lln will HH'nd their Christmas at Albany visiting their Hon and families. i Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vldonne shopped In llend Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cronies have moved from Gilchrist and will make their home In Ucnd. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vldonne are moving to GllcIpiNt during the next week, '"Hie Music of Christmas," n cantata, under the direction of Mm. J. It. Hamilton, was present. ed lo a large and appieclntlve au dience at the Gilchrist Methodist church Sunday evening hy a choir of M voices, Mis, Harvey Field played the organ prelude and accompanied the singers. Mrs. l lKnlcs hholls kii nil "Ave Maria" preceding the cantata, Itev. W, Oodge read the Scripture and prayer. Mrs. Waller Gore played Hi aca's "Ser enade" as a violin oflertory solo. Mrs, Charles Sholts, Mr. r.arl Slmuions, Mrs. diiy Ferguson, Mm. Herbert )ennl and Albert Carmlchael sung the solo pints. Following Hie singing, the Women' Society of Christian Service set veil apple plu and cof fee to Ihn sliiHCrs. Mr. and Mrs, lien Conklln and family of Shevlln visited Mr. Conltlln's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jona Hammack. of Sis ters, Saturday afternoon and eve ning A birthday dinner was given In honor of Sid Conklln ut the huine of Mr. and Mr. Hen Conk lln, Wednesday evening. Tud Conklln also attended. Tim Gilchrist Grizzlies traveled to Merrill Friday to tangle with the Merrill Huskies In their first league game of Urn year. The Huskies defeated the Grizzlies by a score of X-'i2. High point man for tin; Grizzlies was Warren Grif fin, who scored 'i points. The Grizzlies' next game; will be l-'ri-day, December Zi, at Gilchrist, when they meet the Sacret Heart Trojans. The. union at Gilchrist Is plan ning a Christmas party for (he children of the community. Santa Clnus will be present with candy for all the children. OUT OUR WAY iO "IKLL Si'lUV COUPLE f iK MAMMAS , SOXtS T By J. R. Williams l-V POK Mb J. KlfS CU TE f 1 HOPE WON'T err RIP Of I IV- , .try . , "IHEy HAVG A VtKV ANV O THEM, VOUNdi I I 'TTT K CHKISTMA6 h OB. OLP, TILL EVEKy- I ' iii-i A. JV I NZ V I THIMC- ON VOOH J li ;. .y"' . H srr K 'K'-e isgome, r BOCM THIRTV VCAHS TOO SOON rW.Z'.l i.'V.Z! . Zimmerlee Rites . Set for Thursday Prlnevllle, Dec. 21 -- Funeral services will lx; held at the Prlne vllle funeral home chapel at 2:'M p.m. Thursday for Mrs. Uesale Imiuerlec, wife of Zlm Zimmer lee, rancher of the McKay roao tllstrlci north of hero. Itcv, James Howard, pastor or the First Baptist church, will of flfliilft mitt Inleriiient u-lll fiillnw at the l'loneer Memorial ceme tery. Mrs 7(mmirlii fit niwl mitlvrv of Drltlsh Colunihla, died Sunday at the Prlnevllle General hospi tal after a thrcc-ilny Illness. Mrs. Zimmerlee came here with her husband In l'Jltl. In addition to her husband, she Is survived by a son, James Zimmerlee, of 1'rlne vllle; her mother, Mrs. Mataret Bishop, Victoria, B.C.l and C.ree sisters who reside In British Columbia. Culver Culver, Dee, 21 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. li. 1 lac, man were bus iness visitors In Bend last Mon day. Mrs, A. 1. Wright, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Art Wright, at Merrill, Is here for an extended slay wllh her youngest daughter, Mrs. Wurd McKostle, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Falkowskl and baby daughter of Opal City were callers at the C. K. Hagman home Monday evening. Mrs. Charles Harmon who has been in Portland for some time, returned home on Wednesday's bus. Mrs. J. M. Freeman, Mrs. II. E. Keeney and Mrs. C. It. Hagman accompanied by Mrs. Jack Hen derson of Hiihnond were shop ping In Bend Wednesday. The Green Thumb Garden club met last Tuesday nfternoon at the home of Mrs. Denver Luw for their first Christmas party. The ladles' council of the Chris tian church held the regular meeting at the home of Mm. Mary Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tate were Redmond and Bend shoppers last Thursday. Gcoroe Rodman drove (o Cor- vallls over the week end to bring his son, Merlin, home for the holiday vacation. Mr. und Mrs. C. E. Jones of Redmond visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Itodmun, Mrs. John Henderson, daugh ter, Carol Helen, and son. Bud, of Redmond and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Falkowskl and baby daugh ter of Opal City were Sunday din ner Ruests at the H. E. Keeney home. A large crowd attended the Christmas program at the Chris tian church Sunday evening. iherc was a Christmas tree and treats passed out to the children attending. Mrs. George Rodman and son. Merlin, were shopping In Red mond and Bend Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Zene Klynn are parets of a baby son born Sunday afternoon at Medical-Dental hos pital In Redmond. Basketball Finals (Continued from Pago 7) Igan 52. Knutliwesl Tulane 80, Baylor 5,'J. Texas 4, Houston 44. Wist Montana !tl, Whitworlh CI. Utah State C'j, Montana Slate Ml. Minnesota 55, Washington S3. California Tech 05, Whlttler 58. Stanford 70, Oregon 67. Wisconsin Slate Teachers 64, Regis 52. Central Washington 00, Lewis and Clark 4.1. Indiana State G2. Southern Ore gon 52. Indiana 58, Oregon State 53. Ilamllne 11. St. Mary's, Calif., 41. Oakland Blue and Gold 07, Pep- perdine 44. Colorado A. and M. 01, Nevada 44. San Francisco City college 56, El Camlno J.C. 3.X Sacramento J.C. 52, Mulr (Pasa dena) 50. Gonzaga 61, Eastern Washing ton 54. Utah State Aggies 05, Montana State college 56. Cal. Poly 05, Whlttler 58. Washington fronh 85, Wenat cliee 27. College of Puget Sound 47, Pa cific university 37 Pacific Lutheran 02, St. Mar tin's 48. GIVES WHILE UK IJVKS Providence, R.I. U'i A "will" published before he wag dead In a newspaper "Letters to the Edi tor column was herop Hugo plan's, way of singling out novel ists, Journalists, and newspapers that have given him pleasure in recent years. "Ag I live on my deathbed . . ." It commenced, and went on to say that the Armenian baker would like to distribute $1,300 "while I am alive to see It." Hagoplan gave $100 each to an Armenian-American novelist, a radio program, a newspaper writ- er and five Armenian-language newspapers. The rest of the money would be distributed later on, he said. . Bulletin Classifieds Bring Result Madras Council Opposes Signs Madraa, Dec. 20 The Madras city council yesterday announc ed formulation of a policy for bidding the erection of billboards along its main streets. Seveial applications had been filed with the council requesting permission to erect 12 by 26 foot boards In the city. In announcing the new policy, officers of the council said that the billboards, If permitted, not only would be unsightly but they would create a traffic hazard to motorists. Perazil chlorcycllzlne Is proving elleetlve in hay lever treatment CLASSES PVIIEmir.ED Madras, Dec. 21 Curl Rhodn, superintendent ot tha Madras union high srhool, announced to day classes In bookkeeping for adults will be started J.inuary 12. He asked that those planning to take the course register at the high school by Friday, Decern ber 23. MOVES TO TWIN FALLS Prlnevllle, Dee. 21 Richard Schneider, who was on the news and advertising staff of the Central Oregonlan, has left for the Magic Valley of southern Ida ho, where he will be on the stuff of the News-Times, a dally at Twin Falls, Ida. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results BIG HELP Keene, N. H. 'Hi A public meeting called to consider condi tions at Keene Teachers college wound up donating $20 to the state toward the cost of repaint ing a sign outside the institution. CLOSE-OUT Christmas Tree Lights $4.15 Bubble Set $2.49 $2.79 On-a-Lite $1.93 $4.69 15-Lite.. $3.49 in Parallel. City Drug Co. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Resulti s Leather shoe soles Impregnat ed wllh rubber have improved wearing properties. issazazzma GIFT General Electric Triple Mixer 34.95 PARKER BROS. GAMES Monopoly 2.50 Monopoly DeLuxe 3.50 Flinch Rook Pit Touring - Rummy Som-R-Set MAKIT TOYS 79c. 1.49, 2.95 DOMINOS Double b 98c Double 9 1.49 Double 12 2.25 Christmas CARDS Ties, Seals, Tags Wraps, Ornaments TREE LIGHTS 98c to 6.89 Prophylactic Toilet Sets 3.49 to 25.00 FOR HER THERMOS KITS Costume Jewelry 3 '-'I'1 Thermos bottles 111 zipper ruse Coty Sets with sandwich box. Evening in Paris 12.50 Gift Sets FOR HIM Yardlcy Sets Electric Shavers Chen Yu Sets . . Pipes Tobaccos Peggy Sage Nail Sets Seaforth Toiletries Musical Cologne Old Spice Sets Atomizer YardleV Tawn for men Dana Perfumes . . Justin All-Leather and Colognes Billfolds "Tabu" "Platinc" Ronson Lighters "20 Carat" "Emir" Table and Pocket VANCE T.COYNER'S 0& PHONE 50 INVENTORY REDUCTION Step Everything REDUCED Except Fair-Trade SEALY Mattresses Effective NOW and all next week! AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY! Our Pre-lnventory Sale in Time for Your Christmas Shopping! BIG Markdowns! BIG Selection! Quality Merchandise! Mere they are HOTPOINT APPLIANCES for CHRISTMAS! See how HOTPOINT'S Matched Appliances Can Add to Gracious Living in Your Home. See us and see the year's bigcrest values In home appliances! They are the Ideal gift for the home . . . Holpoint's brilliant array of household worksavers . . . stream lined and feature packed for last ing service by America's Fore most Kitchen and Home-laundry Planners. Product by product and feature for feature, you get more for your money from Hotpoint! nn n n ' 4 Appliances Everybody's Pointing to HOTPOINT Holiday Hour Presents "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER" Starring Jack Benney, -"Charles Boyer, Henry Fonda, Mohn Garfield Gene Kelly, Dorothy McGuire, Gregory Peck, Rosalind Russell 2 p. m. to 3 p. m. Christmas Day Over CBS. HOUK-V AN ALLEN Tirtea Home & Auto Supply 916 Wall Phone 860 Select NOW the things you want for Gifts or for your home ... DON'T MISS THESE SAYINGS! Open Evenings This Week GREENWOOD FURNITURE CO. Quality Homo Furnishings in (lie Popular Trico Field. 21 Grconwood Ave. BEND, OHIS. Phono 1355 WHO'S WHO IN BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIA BLE BUSLNESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Service Best of Materials Furnished Our periodical Inspection will insure you more efficient operation. B. F. Rhodes & Son Phone S68-W or 718-W CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repairs and Bat Blocking; Capitol Cleaners R?7 Wall Phono K2 ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WIRING All Types G. E. LAMPS RANGE REPAIRING VVIF.KG MATERIALS BILL'S ELECTRIC 943 Hill at Greenwood Phone H62-J For NlRht Calls Phono 64R SERVICE Refrigeration Water Pumps Washing Machines Oil Heaters ' Oil Burners Also Electric Motor Service. Mike's Electric Repair' Shop - 1645 Galveston. Phone 1557-W MONUMENTS For Monuments and Markers in world's finest frranites. Guaranteed satisfaction. Your Cemetery Sexton Ray Carlson 854 Georgia Phone 388-M OIL BURNERS . STEAM, HOT WATER and WARM AIR SYSTEMS. Oregon Heating Co. ' v 510 Dclcwaro Calf 513, day or night. OIL STOVE CLEANING OIL STOVE Cleaning and Repairing . C. J. DOOLEY 844 Delaware Phone 1286-J or 333 Refrigerator Service All Types of Mechanical Service On REFRIGERATORS HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL Oregon Equipment Co. 165 E, Greenwood : Phone 888 ROOFING V SHINGLES SIDING INSULATION ROOFING Free Estimates Given Use Our Easy Payment Plan , Central Or egon Roofing Co. m Bond Phone 1270
