SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TD.MI'l.ltVITKIC
Minimum yi-ntiMilny, T4 ilcu rein.
Minimum liu.1 IllKliI, !iH llrgri'in.
Ili'iiil nml vlchilly I'Viv Unlit
nIiiiui'Ih or hiiihv flllnlii IihIii.v ;
I'lmrlnir nml I'lililur IiiiiIkIiI; Niiii
iluv full' In miiiiiliiK Willi liu r.'im
llitf rliiiiillni'iut In nflriiiHiii; IiIkIi
lixliiy .11: low li.'jilnlit 2H; high
Niniitiiy 23,
:t'rj;. -J. HiMlli', of Mycin,
Mont., mill Ciiinl II, Mr''nrliunl,
nf Hi-nil, yi'Hli'rilay wi-iv InniumI
II llllin lllt llri'lmi. (rum III.: I ic m.
t'lmli'H county i lri k'a olflri', IIic
Ivi-iiiiIm kIuiw,
Thi'iv will ! ni iiwMIiik of
Uy Smut 1 1 i i No, ( Moniliiy,
Iav I'OKlcr. KriiulmiiKli'i', Ii.im mi'
llouiiri'il. 'I'lic I l oop n-milm ly
ini'i'lNiin Moniliiy. hul In I dm I Hie
ilny will ln a holiday.
Tin" liwluili'H county inihlli; II
hmry will I'losi" IoiiIkIi'i al 5 p.m.
MlhH Klciinur llrown, llliriirliiii.
him iiiiimiiiiccil. 'I In- lllinii v will
reopen Tui'mlny monihiK, Dec.
27.
NrwR wiih iiti'IvimI loiliiy from
I.nCi mihIc of Die hlrth of a (1
poiinil chl in Mr, anil Mm. Itccil
Unwind, at SI. .liiHcpli liimpllnl In
lite Union niimly illy. Mm. How
ard, Hie former I'lil'ly Moore, Ih
Ihc dmiiihler of Mr. and Mm.
Cii'll Moore, of Head.
Dr. mid Mm. Hue M. Kill
Ntad and children, mil and Sully,
anil I'. J. UmiNoii, all of Lafayette,
Calif., and Mr. anil Mm. John
KulHlad. of lllahra, Calif., arc
In llcnd for n holiday visit with
Mm. J. J. K'.ilmad. 1M7 Awhrey
road. Dr. and Mm. W. Temme.
of Orovllle, Calif., iirrlvcd a week
iu,'o. Dr. Knl.slad, John KuUlad
and Mm, Tcmnic arc the llcnd
woman'ii iuiiih and ilaiihlcr. and
lirolhem and ulster of Mrs. Walt
Howard and Itnhcrl KuIhIiuI. of
llcmi. Dr. Kulstad practiced den
tlstry In llcnd from lli'.l.i, and
In now director. of dental health
for the Mute of California. Dr.
Kulnlad ami Dr. Tcinme were
(jiiiiluated the same year from
Manpictle university, Milwau
kee, Wise. Hanson, father of Mrs.
Iltirjo Kulstad, Is u former Henri
police chief.
Mr. and Mrs, DIIiiIiIko Carter,
VSM Alhany, arc parents of n Ku-l
born this inornlm: at St. Charles
hosiltal. The Iwihy weiuhcil li
pounds, 5 ounces, and has been
named Troy Delaine.
Hill rrctwcll and I'hlllp llrociin.
Hcnlors In the department of :eul
ok.V at Oree,on Slate collene, an'
In Hend for Ihc Chrlstinns holi
days. Kreiwcll was accompanlcil
by his wife, ihc former Jackie
Stclril.
Hchcarwils for the Hend muni
cipal band will lie discontinued for
the next two weeks, Don r. rerii'p;
director, announced tod.iv. The
next rehearsal will be Monday.
Jan. !. at 7:.'M) p.m. In the hluh
sclioul band room.
V.K.W. Christmas trees on vet
erans' lot on llond St. next to rol
ler skalliiK rink. 1'rice 50c and up.
Adv.
THE PRACTICAL
GIFT
Electrolux
The Complete Home
('leaner of Over 100 I'scS
See Hie New
Air Povcred
Electrolux POLISHER
and SCRUBBER, for
Floors, Furniture, Cars
Call 1293 -J
For demount nil Ion III your
Inline no (ilillKiillon
Phi! Philbrook
Only Authorized Dealer
HUH I). Third
Church Services
(Cuntlmtcil from 1'uku 1)
III a in. The proiirnm will feature
a Christinas sermon by Hcv. Car
Mien lliien, former paslM- of the
church, lo be heard hy wire re
cordlnij, Joseph llauficu will he In
charge, and Iradltlonal ciiioIh will
be smut by Ihc choir. There will
be no Sunday school al Kirs! Lu
theran church tomorrow.
Coptic Monastery
Found in Egypt
Hy Kuril Nniilil
(Ulillnl I'lt-M burr CurrMthiliit)
Cairo mi A (VI room Coptic
monastery of the Hyanllne pit
liod has been unearthed at Hcl
wiiii, a siihurb of Cairo,
Doctor Ziiky Saad, of the I'.oyal
Kxcavatlous, revealed that during
the seventh hciisoii of excavations
he discovered this monastery,
which Is believed to have boused
some famous Keypllan historians.
f'riiKMieulN of class and pottery,
as well as cold, sliver, anil broii.c
coins found on the site show Unit
the monastery was in use as early
as tile HI It century A.I). There Is
no evidence of the time when It
was finally deserted.
It Is believed that this Is the
monastery mentioned by the Arab
historians Shu Sallli and Kl Klin
hoshty, who state that Caliph
Ahricl Aziz Ibn Marawan stayed
at a monastery In Helwan durinK
an Illness. 1
Canals Discovered
To the north of Ihe monastery
are the remains of small red brick
canals, obviously used for Irriuat
ItiK Kardcns .there. To the south
is a cemetery eontiiliiliiK
tombs, of which 15 are Intact.
The hoilles were wrapped In cloth,
completely de-viyil. and nothlnn
was left of the coffins but pieces
of rustiil Iron.
' This cemetery Was obviously
the burial place nf monks, as all
the bodies recovered are those of
males. With one of the bodies
was a flat rectangle of Ivory,
bearlDK a Coptic inscription, hul
It was too decayed to be deciph
ered. With another of the bodies was
a seal 111 silver, with lis owner's
name Inscribed on the flat base,
lie was a doctor called "K.lssI
iiiiih" or "Casinos."
Irrigation Provided
In the middle of the monastery
was i lai'ue water reservoir. On
one side was a swimming pool.
Another basin supplied the water
for IrrlKatlnc the (jarden.
Drains were fitted for Ihe dis
posal of water waste, which Inrll
com -that the monks maintained
a hli:h standard of cleanliness.
There are also vertical dralnane
pIpoH fitted Into the walls of Ihe
roof. In general the Impp-sslon
Is of ureal architectural skill In
the construction of the huililitiK.
Itemalns were also found of
mud and brick hullrilnus. one of
them obviously the residence of
a notahle, and of a bullillni; which
probably was a church.
Pinball Payoffs
Bring Arrests
Kuiiene, Dee. 2 nil Sven
Ijiuc county businessmen were
awallhiK trial today, after Ibey
pleaded ipdlly In district court
lo llli'Mal oK-iatlmiM of pinball
machines,
AitckIIiik officers from the
Lane county sheriff office de
clared lllc.li seines on machines
In tile six establishment!! "paid
off" over the counter.
Six of the hiisincssn.cn oper
ate taverns In the outskirts of Ku
liene, mid a seventh opcrales a
super market on highway !i!l be
tween K"i:ene and Spiiue.rield,
None of them does business in
side the city.
'Hie sheriff's office is boldlni;
one machine from each estab
lishment. Trials are set to becjn
January l'l.
Jail-Born Idea
Proves Boomerang
Krilnhiire.h, Scotland nil
C.coi'KC Moody f;ol an Idea In Jail
which netted him cash when he
Hot out, but which put him back
In.
Testimony In KillnhurKh hi(!h
court showed Moody had urine
to relatives of his old prison
mates and told them be rould
arranee early release of the con
victs. He collected i.'ll slerllnR In
cash, u bicycle, and a suitcase
of clothhiK before police heard
of his name.
He wiih nlvcn a three -year
prison term.
Hospital News
Mm. Oscar Thomasen, Ante
lope, was admitted last niht to
SI. Charles hospital.
Dismissed Krlday were: Kd
ward Sullivan, Ilarbiiia Kox ari'l
Dale Stllwvll, all Hinid, and Kloyd
Kent, Kedmoiid.
'I'lie followlnu were dismissed
today from Ihe maternity ward:
Mrs. Hernard Htirke anil son. Cul
ver; Mm. Hoy Weaser and daugh
ter, Mil Federal; Mrs. Mel ll.'iKiin
and rlauKhler, 1541 W. lth; Mm.
Itay Mllcheil unrl son, 2'.) McCann;
Mrs. Clyde Parker find dauKliter,
Sisters;- Mrs. Krerl Matson and
daiiKhler, (ill W. Kith, and Mm.
Charles Thomas and daughter,
lOia'i, Cohimbla.
MAD OVKU iikid(;k
Knoxvllle, Tenn. Mil Mm. Mar
aret Josephine Maples sued for
divorce because, she said In her
petition, her husliand, Victor,
urew "furious" In o brlrice Rnmn
when he rlld'not make a bid. He
accused her of causing him to
over-bid and threw hla cards on
the floor.
Teen-Agers Take
Traffic Rebuke
Mason City, la. (Ill Youngsters
ut Mason City hlfih aehool ap
parently are more convlnied than
their parents of the need for pun
Sahment of tcen-aKeis KUiity of
reckless driving.
When the licenses of several
ymniK dilveis were suspended,
their parents called the hljjh
school complaining that police
were "iXTsceutlng" their children.
Thn student council answered
by ai'optine, a resolution Riving
notice "that any action taken by
the law enforcement agencies of
the city of Mason City to protect
Its citizens from the reckless driv
ing of teen agers will be accepted
as necessary to the safety and
well-being of the community."
The council also appointed a
committee to direct a campaign
using posters, moving pictures
and talks hy highway patrolmen
to promote traffic safety.
;i.AI)VS DAVIS NAM F.I)
Gladys Davis was reelected
president of the AKL Culinary
alliance, local 537, In an election
held recently at the AKL. labor
temple In Bend. i
Other officers named Include
Rose Lubbes, vice-president;
Katheiine Tierney, financial sec
retary and business agent; Eva,
Phelps, recording secretary:
Ralph Hensley, chaplain; Kloyd
Greene, guard, and Ralph Ed
wards, insoector.
Named to the executive board
were Greene, Edwards, Dorothy
Roebuck, Nellie Hammer and
George Seabrook.
Glailys liivls, John Cochran
and Iva Krancls were named dele
gates to the AKL, central labor
council.
Smoke over Industrial cities Is
not the only air pollutor; Invis
ible fumes from industrial opera
tions are often far more of a nuls
ance. i
DOLLAR STILL GOOD
Memphis. Tenn. mi Thirty
two years ago Mrs. W. A. Alder
son, a gill of six, won first prize
for her exhibit of crocheted neck
ties. Every year since, Mrs. Al
del son has hail similar exhibits
and she still has her first prize
money, a check for one dollar.
RKKIT.lt TltKE IN DALLAS
Dallas, Tex. 'Hi A 12-foot mari
juana plant was raised by a fed
eral bureau of narcotics agent
for display at the International i
Association of Chiefs of Police I
convention. Agent Warren I led-1
dens of Dallas said It would make j
5,000 marijuana "reefers," valued ;
at SI cacrt on the underworld
market.
X)STLY SNOOZE
Forth Worth (Hi Toye Moss
learned that he was a sound
sleeper the hard way it cost
cost him $17.80. He went to sleep
on a cot in his yard fully clothed.
When he awoke next morning,
he felt chilly. Someone had taken
his trousers and shoes as he slept.
In the pants was the money.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
WALL
In oil sincerity and humility, we
pause to thank every friend, old and
new, for the many favors shown us lost
year.
We wish you the joy that should be
yours this glad Christmastime.
Claypool Furniture Co.
936 Wall St. Phone 218
I Will, af. I
Mastercraft Cleaners
830 Wall Street ,
Phone 911
8
WE BELIEVE IN
SANTA CLAUS!
You can'l fool its! We lielieve in tho
olil gent. So strongly, in fact, we'vo
asked Iti in lo lie especially good to
all our friends in this community. Ha
will lie around to see you, we know,
and meantime, may we wish you a
ERRY
HRISTMAS
WCILE
UH PLACE TO TRADE
Mystery Lake !
Lives Up to Name I
McCammon. Ida. Uli Approprl- j
e.telv-nanied Mvsterv lake on the j
farm of Warren Glhbs Just won't j
Slav put. ' ' I
It has appeared each fall for
the past 12 years. Just after Gibbs
finishes the harvest of crops
planted on the low-lylng field.
In past years, the lake has at
tained H depth of up to lti feel,
once flooding the Glhbs' home
brleflv, before it freezes over.
Each year It has disappeared
as mysteriously as It came.
Dance at Tcrrchniine Grange
evcrv Saturday night. Music hy
Mckidv Masters. Adv.
CARD OK THANKS
We wish to thank very, very
much our friends and neighbors
for their acts of love unit sympa
thy during our recent sorrow.
! .(entile H. Caryl,
i Mr. and Mrs. Donald Waddell,
! Rorinev and Cynthia,
I Ethel E. Carvl,
I Hazel U. Caryl. Adv.
Vic's Service Station
Vic Plath and the Gang
W.
e welcome the chance to extend our best
wishes to each of you on this, the happiest oc
casion of the year CHRISTMAS.
It is our hope that the New Year will he filled
wiih an abundance of good things for you and
yours as a reward for your loyalty and consider-,
ation.
MID-STATE MEAT CO.
37 Greenwood Ave.
Phone 361
if
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS
Owl Sinc&JiSL $odj& OJi&hsLL
FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY
BEND GARBAGE CO.
i
CP"
. SEASON'S
- GREETINGS
Employees of this company join in
extending to our customers best
wishes lor a
ME$$Y CHRISTMAS
. and a
' HAPPY NEW YEAR
Breaking's Wood Yard
Phone 767
he Yuletide
Season, with its delightful
spirit of good fellowship, af
fords us the pleasant oppor
tunity to tell you that your
goodwill o n d friendship
mean very much to each of
the members of this firm.
i
We thank you sincerely
and wish you a Merry Christ
mas ond a very Hoppy New
Year.
M E RRY
CHRISTMAS
Lyon's Cash Market
If v hov our way, eld
Santa will hava lack full
of vtrytMnj nlea you may
hav wllhd for and fow
things mora. And bifora
you opin your packages, per
mit ui to .'"r to aach of
you
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Mahcncy's Office Equipment
BIS
I'RIEKDS, EVERYWHERE
PI
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Central Oregon Roofing Co.
832 Bond Phone 1270
Why, it's CHRISTMAS, of
course! And we're happy about
the whole thing. We're glad
dened with the thought that our
friends everywhere are enjoy
ing the season with genuine f
contentment.
May it last forever our
Yuletide wish to you.
HAND MOTOR CO.
Use Bulletin Want Ads for Best Results!
VIC FLINT-
Quaking Monte De Carlo started off
cranny eiiuugn.
r MUST SEEM Dl-M'1 VOII
FUNNY TO YOU. GET TIREO.I
VIC-S0IN6 TO ROAMINS
Bv Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lane
NAW.' WE'RE
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GOING TO SPOT US,
UKIVINS THE
CAR PAST THE
HOUSE ?
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