The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 29, 1949, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON M6E ELEVEN Redmond and Vicinity lfll)MONI HtMmoiul, lw.- 20 (HimtIhI) Mr. Mint Mm. HoIkmI Kihut re Iuiih'iI IH'cttiiilifr 22 from n n wilt two wtf'kV tri tlirouuh Hit smith, Mr. Mini Mr. M. K. Utilvo wimh gw ut Mr, mitt Mi it. 'I'om Ipu Mtitiilny iiIkIU. Mm. Jitek Kiiruiiiiin will lnt lumti'KM to lh Alpha Mil of I'.'iml Ion HIkiiiii Alpha in Iter homo January 12, ikx'iiI'iIIiik to Mm. Wiirnm Vuiitt), iiu'niilfiil of the ororily. Mm. Frank do LchiIiiiihhi will tin hoNti'KA In the Ollii I'uclrlilii ntudy cltili at llii'lr firm iiuvIIiik lit Jitiumry. Alpha (iiitmnii Thcta Hho kIiI will Iiolil liiHtallutlim I'ciriiionlcM nt tint January II mi'ctlnif. 'J'lii-offlfi-m to In. Inxlnlh'd mi': Ar-li-iic I-ont-y, ii-nltli-iil; IjiIh Me-l.aui-hlln, vUfprfHlili'iil; Klli-n ChaimicHH, trt'ioturrr, ami Marilyn Armlx-ny, Ni-eii-tmy, I'owell IImHp uriiiiKii nifmhi-m will hold their next mi-ttitj (it the liiaiiKc hull .laiiuarv l. Mr. and Mm, M, E. IjuIvo were week-end vlsllum ut tt William Twwlle honiii In I'rln' vllle. Mm. Fred ltmlirker will he hiHtlrait to the Hediniiml (iiiiden club ut Iter home January 17. A piuxliniili'ly tut inrnilM'iit of the flub inhered al the home of Mih. Jink Klllutt for n UirlHtmim mrty mill nn xrhimni' f elfin luiil Tuomlny. Im, Wtlllum Clark mid Mm. K. II. Join iutKlled Mm. Kl llutt In eiitcrtalnliiK the k'rmip. Austin Olson wan Inslallcd ux woiKhliiful master of Hediiioiiil IikIk'o No. 15-1, A. V. and A. M Vedneday I'vetilnu nt the Town m'lid hall. Other officers Installi-d were Kuymoricl II. Junes, wnlor wiirdeti; Kdwanl rarker. Junior warilen; Jmnes Kassertnan, sen ior ileaeon; Ij-ster Knurr, Junior stewanl: l K. Smith, treasurer; Al, r. HolH'ltH, secretary; Ken Will VikIiuiU, inaiNlial; Verrlo Kiilivhllil, chaplain. A. II. Tlfft was InstallliiK officer and O. J. Mooiv, Inslalllni! marshal. Mr O, L Atidersoii will tw )iostesn to the past matrons at it lunrhiHin at her home January 21. Mrs. Nellie I'rliliiy, a past unit run of Concordia chapter of Mad ras, Order of Eastern Star, lie came n memlier of the Ki-dmond Past Matrons' club at n luncheon meeihiK Saturday at the home of Mrs. L. W. Franks. Mr. mill Mrs. William Olson and win, Terry, have returned from n Christmas holiday trip to Port land. The JuiiIht Literary club will have Its holiday party Weilues day afternoon at the home of Men. Jack Klllutt, The mpcfliiK. luncheon, will start nt I p.m. Mrs, Kllluit, Mrs. C. W. Helm mid Mrs, Kaymoud F. Junes will have charge of the iifiernoon'ii enter- tulmm'iit. 1 'Hie t.lons club met at the Iteil mond hotel nt Br.'MJ p.m. for a tin ner which preceded Hit? business session Wednesday, iH-eemlior iiH. KaKles lodtje met at the Hetl mund KiaiiKe hall December 2S lit H p.m. Helen Keeitev of liethnond was visitor at the OIH) Christmas puny held ut the hump of Mrs. l'eaii WleKimd last Thursday, Amoim the ivgulur members who ittlendtsl Wfro Mrs. Illriim Links, Mrs. I'aullne KIiik, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. Hurry Win tlom, Mrs, J. I.. Thomas. Mrs. Hazel Catp anil Mrs, Norn Brown. The Tllllcum club members mill their husbands will attend n willed party at the K, W. Put nam Home on New year s eve. culled Hatmday at llio Mllficii Wallenhiiri! huine. Mr, iiutl Mm. John llaller wi-re Saturday evenlnu vlsltorn of Mr, mid Mrs. John Max at Powell Hullo. Oilier Ktiestx lit the Sax home were Mr, unit Mrs. Kd Hub ertson, and Mr, uml Mm, Jerry Calkins. Karl iiutl Pat Mtllnr wero Mon day mornlnu eallem uf iilrharti and ( llfforu Hi own. Kobert Ledlietter was a Sittttr tlay taller ut thu Mllfred Wallen burn home. Ktiiesilne llaller wits a Christ mas dinner (jucst at the linker home In Tumiilo. I. It. Hhiillhorn was a dinner Kticst Monday of his duiitthler ant son-in-law, Mr, and Mm. Kay Sur face and family. .The north west extension met at the home of Mm. Terry Moody Wednesday for a Chrlslmas par- ty. lnsfad of exciianKlnK Ktft a Isix for the needy was fixed. Co-hoslesse for the meeting wert Mrs. John Snydef antl Mm. Charles Wllilen. Mrs. John Hopper of Ttimalo extension was n guest. Colonial Powers Pian Discussion Iiii(lun, Dec. 29 Ui Western Kuropean colonial Kwer will meet In Purls next month to eon sider a united front acnlnst a plmi for Kiealer United Nations supervision over their colonies unit tlependencles. Kach of Ilia rolonial powers tins said It wilt not abide by resolu tions which I lie last UN eetieral assembly passed over their op- posllton. and which would cive the UN political supervision over all dependent areas. Hie UN charter provided for very close supervision over only UiiN trust areas, which are limited primarily to former enemy colo nies lind former mandated terri tories. It called only for statistical and technical reports of a cursory nature from colonies not under the trusteeship system. ! Mplomiillr sources salt! Britain, France anil Belgium took the lead In iirranitlnn for the Paris meet inu. The Nelhei lands and South All ien, also colonial powers, prob ably will nttend. PortUKitl a co lonial power but not a member ol the UN, may be Invited. The colonial powers are In a minority In the UN, and were outvoted overwhelmingly on the issue by the soviet, Latin Ameri can and Middle Fast blocs, with which thu United States voted In this case tflploma'ts of the colonial pow ers said the Paris conference Is not tleslcned to create an unit UN trusteeship blue- but to find ii Juint approach to the problem. Slash in Excise Taxes Indicated Washington, Iee. 29 mi-Pros-poets Increased today thut con Kress wilt reduce excise taxes msM year. Secretary of commerce Charles Sawyer reported to President Tru man last night thst he is con vinced that !h excise taxes are "very seriously" hurting retail ales. Sawyer ahl ho considers that the taxes on furs. Jewelry, tug Kagv and atlmissions arc harm ful. tfoweyer, his report said that business ptosiects for the Im mediate future are good, if taken with "welt-temirel optimism." Sawyer's report was seen as: a proit to Mr. Truman to neat the republicans to the gun and make a presidential request for excise tax reduction after con gress goes back to work next week. Republicans, and some Influen tial democrats, want the excise taxes reduced, or In some eases repented. Some of Mr. Truman's congressional lieutenants have urged him to take the lead In asking for moderate reductions. House republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr.,- of Massachusetts, fears that Mr. Truman will offer reduction of such taxes as "bait" to increase personal and corpor ate Income taxes, Martin Intends to press, how ever, for repeal of the excise taxes, and has asked for demo cratic support. LIVING COSTS IttGiIEK Washington, Dec. 29 ! The cost of living rose fractionally be tween mtd-ueiober and mid-No-vemlwr, the labor department re ported today. It said retail prices "nt most major commodity groups went up slightly. The overall in crease in the cost of living, how ever, amounted to only one-tenth of one Jht cent. As of Nov. 15, the department said, average retail prices were two per cent below mid-Novem ber. ISMS, but stilt 26.5 per cent higher than in June, 19-16, when most price controls were aban doned. SOUTHWKST REDMOND Southwest liedmond, lec. 20 (Sjieclalt Mr, and Mrs. L'vei-ett Purr- attended the Christmas din ner and party at the Townsend cluh Monday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Mllfred Wallen. burg and daughters; Mr. Andy Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Holt and family were dinner guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Holt. Kotiert Leilhetter spent Christ mas day with Mr. and Mrs, Hay burface and family. . Mr. anil Mrs. Archie Davis and family spent Christmas eve with Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Davis. Mr, and Mrs. John Bailer were Sunday iiilcrnoon visitors of Mr. mid Mrs. Lester Harbutt of turn n In, Ut her vllstors were Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Kndicott of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Parr at tended a program Friday evening ut the Four Square church. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Swearingen and family left Saturday to spend n few days Willi Mr. Swearlngen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Christian and children. Noma, Jean and Hoy, visited Saturday afternoon ut the Floyd Hull home. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brown and family and Mr. mid Mrs. Jim Crif fillis and Jimmy were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. .A. Ilelnal Prlnevllle. Mrs. I.,U. Shallhorn Is spending ti fev'.' days In Sacramento visit iiig her iV'other, Mr. Eby, and his lamlly. Hay Surface - xmil son, Dick, CHUISTM.VS PAKTY HKLU Itedmond, Dee. 29 The Rett mond Townsend club held its Christmas party Monday evening at the Townsend hall. A liolluck dinner was held at 7 p.m. antl after the business meeting pres ents were exchungctl. A program of songs inid readings wbs held and the entire group sang Christ mas carols. Children who took part In the program were six-year-old Kay Salteriee and her 12-year-old sister, D'Gae, Kny played a piano solo and accom panied the carols and D'Gae sang "Star of the East" and "Winds of the Seven Seas." MAN HIT BY CAB Astoria, Dec. 29 dlA Eugene resltlent wag in (lie hospital here today with a compounded frac ture of the left leg and internal Injuries after being hit hv a car. Donald Blakeiy, 22, 1036 Kin cald St., Eugene, told police that he was bending over his car checking a faulty fuel pump wnen anoiner car struck mm and his halted machine. He said the car continued without stopping and that it was traveling at a high rate of seed. Take Care of Your Eyes Enjoy good vision and freedom from headache , , , you can not be sure your eye are per fect unless you have thorn ex amined. Consult us now! Dr.M. B. MiKenney oiroMnrraisT 008 Wall St. . Phons Si2 M PLAN INSTALLATION Prlnevtiie. Dee. 29 Officers of the local encampment have an nounced that they will Ik- hosts the evening of January 7 at a Joint installation of the Bend and Madras encampments of Odd Fel lows along with their own. The installation, at which officers of the Oregon grand encampment will function, will follow a din ner at the Prlnevllle Odd FpUqjv,s halt. ' MARGOUS RESIGNS Washington, Dec. 2 litiWii llam N. Margolis today submitted Ids resignation us assistant direc tor of the federal mediation and conciliation service. It is effec tive March 1, Margoils told Conciliation di rector Cyrus S. Ching that he plans to set up a private labor re lations office in the New York New Jersey area. He sold he was "extremely reluctant" to leave the government but that he felt It was time he tried, to Increase his income to meet family obligations. Chemical polishing is a process by means of which some metals are given a bright, reflective fin ish without mechanical polishing; it involves a dip treatment. TELLS EXCITING BEER GOSSI One woman tetis another about this happy new idea simply serve at the guest table that new one-way tail bottle of Lucky La ger beer. It's attractive and eye appealing . , , and so convenient to buy and use. No deposit, no return. Comes packed 12 bottles to a handy carton. Usually costs less than an ordinary stubbie. Try tail Lucky Lager buy a handy carton today at your fa vorite store. Bo among the lucky ones to serve and enjoy Lucky's "million dollar flavor" in the new tall table bottle. Interstate Brew ery Co., Vancouver, Wash. Adv. Crankshaft Grinding On Our New Yon Norman "448" Grinder Bearing Rcbabitring Motor Rebuilding DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP 935 Harriman Street Phone 79S-J . START 1950 WITH A CLEAN SLATE ' 'LKT OHK MONEY PAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BILLS" AUTO SALARY FURNITURE LOANS mm 300.00 PORTLAND LOAN CO. , Korb GondrUll, Mgr. 85 Oregon Ave, Bend, Ore, GBOItNn FLOOR Telephone 118 Statu Licenses SIM, M321 i9Boy wr forftn 'ifcrvs JELLO . 2 pkgs 13c OlEO - lb- 27c HI-H0 CRACKERS 2 pNs. 49c SWIFTNiNG or JEWEL SHORTENING . . 3 lb. can 69c Velveeta Cheese 2 lb. loaf 79c NUTS.... ..lb. 19c Almonds, Walnuts, Brtuiis, Filberts, or Mixed Nuts COFFEE Golden West lb. 69c Coca-Cola Pepsi-Co! a 7-Up Squirt Canada Dry 20c PSus Depostf, Sparkling Water, Singer Ale, Orange, Root Seer, Cote, I IN tut VttT.trt I SPAGHETTI DINNER ........... 39c Chef Boy-Ar-Ilce Comntrte SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS, can 19c Chef Boy-Ar-Uce Jio, t tali ; WHOLE CHICKEN ............ 1.8 Hum-tier's I'rltle , CHICKEN FRICASSEE ....... can 8?c No. t'i can Chicken SANDWICH SPREAD, can 45c Haley's 5js TUNA 2 cans 49c Tuxwto, white or dark meat. RED SALMON can Sfc Kimble Bee No. 1 UU SARDINES, in 51 2 eons 23c LING COD...... 3 cans 33c Chase, Vt's SHRIMP can 4fc Wet Facts Smsa CREAM CORN..... 3 cons 33c Dundee 303 size caa SWEET PEAS 2 cans 25c Inland Vaiii'y 303 size can TOMATOES ............. 2 cans 27c Dundee No. 1 tall STRING BEANS .......... 2 cans 25c Otterbrook No. SEASIDE UMAS ......... 2 cans 29c 5LSCED PINEAPPLE ...... can 2fs ' -. Hudson Heose 5fo, size FREESTONE PEACHES ...... can 24c BARTLETT PEARS .......... sob 24c Yamhill Jfo. If H can APPLE JUICE ,.,...... 2 cans 15c e IS saw GRAPE JUICE ........ No. 5 cob 43c 1 r,: Tea Gardea J NAVEL ORANGES 2 doz. 45c TEXAS PINK GRAPEFRUIT . . .doz. 79c BEETS ................. bunch 5c FRESH DATES ......... pkg, 15c D'ANJOU PEARS ...... 3 lbs. 25c CARROTS ..... Ib. 5c 3 lbs. 13c SPINACH ......... cello pkg. 15c TOMATOES ...... cello tube 19c CALAVOS, Ige. size . . . . esch 19c CtH-O-tlHl ItOlk'il . - DATES ...((.. Ib 35c pMsNIPS .... Ib. 10c 3 lbs. 25c ORTLEY APPLES ...... 5 lbs. 25c Peanur Butter jar 38c Hoody's 1 lb. jar Whole Sweet Pickles, ar 35c Crescent 24 oz. jar Ripe Olives can 24c Whitney No. I can Minced Olives...... can 8c Mayweed t't oz. can Watermelon Pickles, jar 55c Tea Garden Staffed Olives ar 24c Haase's S'i or. dr. wt. Spanish Olives or 22c Basse's No. 5 jaf Maraschino Cherries, jar 29c 8 oz. jar Maraschino Cherries, ar 31c 8 oz jar, with stems Dill Pickles.. No. 2 can 25c Champion Torrido Peppers.... qt, 49c Very Hot. Milk Choc, or Almond .19c Itershey Lgc. bar Wt lb. pkgs. Crown Coke Flour . 2'i lb. pkss. Pancake & Waffle Mix loth for 45c - fTOHIOICE V -VI. SLICED BACON Eastern Sugar Cured Lb. 49c KEADY-TO EAT PICNICS . . Ib. 49c PORK ROAST Lb. 39c PORK STEAK Lb. 45c LARD 3 lbs. 49c HOCKS Cored Smoked tb. 29c JOWLS Bacon Cure Lb. 29c HAM LOAF ..... Ib. 59c SIRLOIN STEAKS, Grate Ved SUcrs Lb, 79c RIB STEAKS Grato Steers Lb.75c: 641 . KTF$$qQlH Daily VI ft.