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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1949
Redmond Choirs
Give Program
Redmond, Doc. 24 The two
(holm of lli Community Presby
terian church presented an eve
ning of ChrUtmos music Thurs
day nt (h cherch. Mrs. Victor
Clark, otKanlst, played "Christ
mas Pastorale" by Marker as the
prelude. The chanced choir and
youth choir sang a group of carols
as their processional. The frst
anthem sung hy the adult choir
was "What Wondrous Thing Is
This?" by Wesley. This was fol
lowed by a carol sung bv the
junior choir. The "Virgin's Slum
ber Song" was presented bv the
women s voices and Miss Marga
ret Holm played "Adagio" as a
clarinet solo.
Three anthems were sung by
the chancel choir alternately with
ns many enrols sung bv the junior
choir. Mrs.- Wesley Baker sang
a Negro spiritual, "Sweet Little
Jesus Boy," and W. H. Stauf
facher and his daughter, Jeanne,
sang, "Glory to Cod In the High
est" by Pergolesl as a duet.
As a final number the combin
ed choirs sr.ng "The First Noel"
nnd after the benediction, the two
choirs sang "Silent Night" as
their recessional. Mrs. Clark
played "Tollite Hostias" by C.
Saint-Sacns as the organ postlude.
The chancel choir is directed by
W. H. Stauffacher, and the vouth
choir is led by Miss Jeanne Stauffacher.
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Survives Fall
Tins manger scene, at the Al Bigus home. VB Kiltimore. is nitractini! intention. The figures of
Mary. Joseph and the wise men were painttHl by Kib h;.ulin -tn. meal mtisi. Looking at the creche
are the thiie Bigus child vn. Vrrnel. 8, IVnnis, and tXlis. 7.
Father Tosses
Child to Safety
Independence, Ore.. Dec. 24 tP
Francis Holt of Independence
tossed his two-year-old daughter
to safety Friday night just be
fore he was struck bv un auto
while he was crossing the street.
After tossing the girl toward
the sidewalk. Holt threw himself
flat. The car ran over his legs.
He was taken to a hospital where
attendants said his injuries did
not appear to be serious. The
girl, Sonnie, was unhurt.
Holt said he was crossing the
street and saw he would no' be
able to avoid the car. Pclice said
the driver of the car was William
Paul Hirschy, 21. of Independence,
an Oregon Technical institute
student home on vacation.
BITS SCHOOL BIS
Redmond, Dec. 24
Methodist church here has pur
chased a school bus from the
Lents Free Methodist church in
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Cloverdale. Calif., Dec. 24 'If -Two
Coquille. Ore., persons were
killed here last night en route
to a Christmas gathering at
Napa. Calif.
-Mis. Neva M. Hcistnmi, 42. and
her father. D. E. Biode, 75, both
of Coquille. wei-e killed when
their car, driven by Mrs. 1 lei
stand's husband. Ada m. 4S.
plunged down a 100-foot emhank
menr. Heistand and a nephew.
Harold Everdeen. 19. Myrtle
Point. Ore., were pulled from the
wreckage and taken to Healds
burg General hospital. Neither
was seriously injured.
State highway patrolman Lar
ry Walker said the family was
eh route to visit Mrs. E. E. Mc
ConneU in Napa. A number of
gaily wrapped Christmas pack
ages were scattered around the
wreckage.
Tax on 'Daylight
Citizens' Sought
Portland. Dec. 24 tli Mayor
Dorothy AicCullough Lee of Port
land today Said she will reintro
duce an ordinance before the city
council to require persons work
ing in Portland but living outside
the city limits to pay un annual
license fee of $25.
Mayor Lee estimated such an
ordinance would yield about
S750.000 to help bolster a sagging
city budget.
She said about 30 to 35.000 so
called "daylight citizens" could be
taxed under the measure. Mayor
Lee was opposed to a plan ad
vanced bv Finance commissioner
Ormand ft. Bean which would cut
city departments 10 per cent
across the board.
She said such cuts would re
sult in "sub-standard" service.
Chieo. Calif.. IVe. 24 Hli-A 2.V
yearold geology student survived
today a I20-tuo fall and slide
down an nliandoncd mine Shalt.
John K. 1jwK of Santa Ana,
Callt., was rescued last night
I nun the shaft after being im
prisoned for an hour nnd 45 tuiti- i
utes. tie suffered n broken ankle,
a possible skull fracture and cuts
and scratches from head to foot.
Lewis and his brother-ln law,
W. C. Walker of Durham, Calif.,
started out yesterday to study
rock (initial kins in the ltohbeix
Koost area In the Sierra foot
hills.
Walker said they discovered a
lava cap, and back under the cap
a tunnel entrance to the slum.
Lewis went In with Walker's dog.
Sklpp). Walker heard a runiu
1'ng noise and the dog came run
ning out.
Walker cautiously entered "the
tunnel and heard l-cwls calling
from the bottom of the nearly
vertical shaft. He went to the
nearby community of Pleiitz and
got Jerry Mann and Ray Porter.
They managed to get rocs down
to Lewis and dragged him out.
He was treated by a Chlco doc
tor and sent to bed tit Walker's
home.
' I children to Sundav school. A reg-
ine treei ,,UP m.,t will ha nctnMieh .....I
no charge will be made. Henry
Hawkins and William Pepper
drove the bus home from Port-
Portland it has been reported by ' j
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Griffiths of j '
the Redmond church. The 30 pas-,
senger bus will be used to bring ' Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
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It is with a deep feel
ing of gratitude
and appreciation for
all the good things
that have come to all
of us, that we say,
"May this be a very
Merry Christmas for
you and yours."
NIEBERGALL,
JEWELERS
HERE WE ARE OF.F IN HIGH
GEAR. WITH BEST WISHES TO
OUR FRIENDS FOR CHRISTMAS
AND THE NEW YEAR.
SHELLY REAL EST ATI
THE DIRT MERCHANT
Redmond, Oregon
saduij: club elects
! Culver, Dec. 24 The Canyon
Reamers, Culver saddle club,
, many members of which arc
from families running cattle on
the 100.000-acre soil conservation
i project to the south and east of
i here, has named Lyle Greenwood
i president for the coming year.
Other officers are: Fritz Hackler.
vice-president; Mrs. John Honeck
er. secretary, and Mrs. Dwayne
Hagman, treasurer.
Sixty-two members and their
families were present for the
dinner, highlight of the annual
election meeting at the Odd Fel
lows hall here.
Prineville Men
Facing Charges
On Morals Count
Prineville, Dec. 24 Three
Prineville young men ranging In
age from 20 to 24 were arrested
here yesterday on morals churg
es. following oi. investigation by
city and state police extending
lover a period of about six weeks.
I Arrested were Buddy I.eo Puck
tt. 21. cited on a charge of con
1 tributlng to the delinquency of a
minor girl, aged 13; Calvin Roynl
i linger. 20. accused of attempted
, rape involving a 7-year-old girl.
I and Ray Reeves. 24. accused of
j contributing to the delinquency of
i a minor girl, aged 15.
I Puckett was released on a $500
i bond and L'nger on a S1000 bond,
j Reeves is being held In the Crook
county jail in lieu of a S1000 bond.
jOfficeis said the cases were un
related, and added that the Inves
: tigation on local morals charges
was being continued.
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Northampton, Mass. U For
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well in the student body at Smith
college this year. Thirty-one for
eign countries and six continents
are claimed by 52 foreign students.
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Jefferson County
Has 12 Precincts
Minims. IVc. 24 Mrs. Nellie
Walts, Jefferson county clerk, has
announced that reshuffling has
given (he county U Instead of 11
precincts. Voters will poll their
Miles in the new arrangement of
precincts for the first lime nl the
next May election, mid the county
clerk has warned that registra
tion, now nm'ssiiry for eligibili
ty In voting, tnusi lie made .'10
days before the election. Regis
tration nooks will close on April
Formerly all residents of Ma
dras ami vicinity voted In a sin
gle prcclurl, which now has liecn
divided In two. cast Madras and
west Madias. Two precincts re
place the old Melollus dlNtrlcl: a
new one established for the
Hound Untie area. Wlllowcieck
and lllack Hulle products have
been merged with the llavslack
precinct. The old Opal City pre
cinct has been recsiaMlshiHl. Il
was formerly a part of Haystack.
The rearrangement will give
Jefferson county the- following
official precincts, Mrs. Walls
slules:
llavslack, No. 1; Ashwood, No.
.r; Kiitcher. No. (I; I .vie Cup, No.
8; Opal City. No. 10; Melollus.
No. 11; East Madras. No. :i;
Warm Springs, No. 14; Camp
Sherman. No. Hi; Culver, No. 17;
Round Unite. No. 18. and West
Madras, No. 1).
CAMPM CLOSED
Warm Springs,, Dee, 21 He
cause of ndverse working condi
tions ilue to winter weather, the
W. D. Zavnlas Const rncl Ion Co.,
engaged In slushing a right of
way for the new power line of
the Itonnevllle Power administra
tion which will connect the Col
umbia river network with the
Del roll dam, has closed Its etimpN
and Ihe men have left for Oro
villi'. Calif., lieiidouaitei'S of the
company.
Work, it win reported, will Im
resumed next spring when wea
ther becomes hotter.
DRUGLESS CLINIC
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Tin druglesH liliy-di'lun Is
nut ivl'.liiiul effective moaim of
dealing Willi the cimilnnii cold.
N.ilnrul iiiiihniU of removing
iHidy waste ur loln4; correc
tion ot lllllillliilnil defli leneliK
nnd the use of pli.vnlcal inolli
oils which free Ihe nerve and
lilood Niipply continue lit give
NiillNfiiolloii. Nothing Is used
to NiinproM or hide the condi
tion, Inn nil effort are Ulm-1-oil
to removal of the cauae.
R. D. Ktrchum, D. C.
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WIFE Ml ICIIKUl l
Sun Jose. Calif., Dee. i' ili.
The wife of a wealthy retired New
Mexico cattleman was found shot
to death early today In her iala
tial home In the l.os CatosSara
toga foothills and a few hours
later her husband, Thomas P.
Tulle. :U. surrendered to sheriff's
deputies.
WRINGS
iBB and Best Wishes
With true appreciation of all
'tvT'' you have done for uj, we ex
tend our best wishet for a Holl
day that will bring you untold
pleasure and happiness.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
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We v-crl to take
very pefwnol oy to joy
"MERRY CHRISTMAS"
. . . and to odd tHot it lv
Our with that you enjoy
more happineu ond con
tentment during the New
Year then you con pouibly
uio . . . and that you ill
divide the turptu vrilh your
friends.
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