THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TEMPERATURE
Maximum yesterday, 9 degrees.
.Minimum last night, 3 degrees.
Bend Increasing cloudiness
with sleet or freezing: rain to
night; partly cloudy Friday; ris
ing temperatures tonight and Fri
day. A seven-year-old Redmond girl,
daughter of Mrs. Rufus Teem,
was to be taken today to Portland,
for her regular treatment at the
Shrine hospital, according to Mrs.
J. F. Arnold, Deschutes county
March of Dimes director, who ar
ranged for her transportation.
The youngster was stricken with
polio three months ago.
Women of the Moose have an
nounced plans for a baked ham
dinner, to be served Sunday, Jan.
22, from 12 noon to 7 p.m., at
Moose hall. Proceeds are to go to
the March of Dimes, for the fight
against poliomyelitis. Tickets are
available from women of the
lodge, and will also be on sale at
the door, It was announced.
Square dancing will be held to
night at 7:30 at the Pine Forest
grange hall, it was announced to
day by Claude Cook, instructor,
who said that a parking area has
been cleared. The square dance
groups have been meeting at the
Eastern star grange hall, but be
cause of road conditions since the
recent storm, the meeting place
was changed. The Pine Forest
hall will accommodate a large
crowd, and Cook urged members
of the Wednesday night group,
especially those who missed last
night's session, to join with the
beginners group tonight.
Emera club will meet Saturday
at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Sumner Deltrick, 1748 Steidl road,
with Mrs. J. K. Bocklus as co-hostess.
The meeting of Stevens-Chute
post of the American Legion
scheduled for tonight has been
postponed until February 2, Allen
Ryman, post commander, has an'
nounced.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Loggan
returned yesterday afternoon
from San Francisco, Calif., where
Loggan, manager of radio station
KBND, attended a conference of
Mutual-Don Lee station representatives.
Good skiing is in prospect for
the week end at the Skvliners
playground west of Bend, Joe
Slate, president of the club, an
nounced loaay. rie said that coun
ty officials have authorized road
crews to open the route, now that
essential arterial roads have been
cleared. Travel will be possible
Saturday and Sunday, Slate said.
Job's Daughters will meet to
night at 6:30 in the Masonic tem
ple. All officers were urged to
oe present, for practice.
There will be no ice skating
tonight on Symons rink, Wayne
Hamilton, city -recreation direc
tor, has announced.
Les Hudson of 155 Delaware is
a patient at Lumberman's hos
pital, where he underwent major
surgery Sunday. He is employed
by. Brooks-Scanlon, Inc. ,
The choir of First Presbyterian
church will not hold rehearsal to
night, because of weather condi
tions. -
The meeting of the Central Ore
gon B.nptlst association, sched
uled for Friday night at First
Baptist church, has been cancelled
because of travel conditions.
Churches of Prineville, Redmond,
Burns, Crescent, Grass Valley
and Bend are Included in the as
sociation. Classes will be resumed tomor
row at Young school, if road con
ditions are such that the bus can
make its rounds, J. M. Worthing
ton, school board chairman, an
nounced today. Road-clearing op
erations were under way today,
lie reported. Residents of the dis
trict were advised to watch for
the bus, and If it is nnahlp tn
make the trip, classes will be re
cessed another day.
Activities scheduled by the city
recreation department will be
neid tonight, Wayne Hamilton,
recreation director, announced.
Men's volleyball will be held ul
7:30 p.m. in the Allen school
gymnasium. Two teams have
been organized, and others who
are interested were urged to at
tend. Teams for tonight's play
win oe maoe up on ine floor.
The meeting of the Bend Dlan,
ning committee scheduled for to
night has been postponed, leaders
01 tne group nave announced.
Hospital News
Sgt L. L. HirtzcL of the state
police force, was admitted to St.
Charles hosiptal this noon. He is
111 with pneumonia. His condition
was described as satisfactory.
Also admitted this morning was
Mrs. Arthur J. Birkholtz, 331 Florida.
Admitted Wednesday were Mrs.
Wayne Montgomery, 921 W. 13th,
and Lowell Franks, Route 1,
Bend.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland. Jan. 19 Cattle
salable 50; strictly storm market;
nothing arriving since last night;
early sales fully steady but sev
eral buyers not represented; dif
ficulty moving stock to packing
plants; odd common dairy type
steers 17; cutter-common dairy
type heifers 15-17; canner-cutter
cows largely 13.50-15.50; odd me
dium beet cows to is.au; one com
mon sausage bull 17.
Calves salable 10; few medium
vealers 21-24; commons down to
16: eood-cho ce Quotable 2b-dl.
Sheep salable none; market
nominal.
Mothball Fleet
Gets Additions
San Diego. Calif. IP There
now are more than 400 warships
in mothballs at the San Diego
naval station, and others are on
their way to Join them. .
These vessels are maintained
by some 2,500 men attached to
the Pacific reserve fleet, under
command of Capt. Elmer P. Aber
nethy. ,
Although all vital parts of the
ships have been sealed off to al
low only dry air in them, Aoer
nethy said, it still is necessary
to keep constant check. All elec
trical circuits must be kept In
working order and each ship
must be watched for signs of
rust.
Rath's Dent. Store will be head
quarters for all Camp Fire, Blue
Bird and Horizon Club supplies
In Central Oregon.
Mrs. Joe Elder, Exec. Sect,
Adv. .
NOTICE
Members, l.W.A. Local 6-7 Un
ion meeting Saturday, Jan. 21, 2
p.m. Executive board and regular
meeting. - Adv,
First Rebekah card party sched
uled for Saturday night in the
IOOF Hall has been postponed to
Jan. 28. Second and third party
dates will be Feb. 4 and 11. Adv.
Will not be responsible for any
bills or contracts for Louis Fred
Hince on and after this date.
Joseph P. and Lola E. Hince
Adv,
Motor vehicle registrations in
America now total 43,900,000, of
which some 8,000,000 are trucks
and 200,000 are buses.
CHAMBER MEETING HELD
Redmond, Jan. 19 Thirty
two chamber of commerce mem
bers met at the Redmond hotel
Tuesday noon for the regular
weekly session. J. it. Roberts,
Milton Odem and Chester Lack
ey, members of the chamber aud
iting committee, made a report
and J. F. Short gave a short talk
which stressed the accomplish
ments and aims of the Farm
bureau.
Short urged members to attend
the annual meeting of the bureau
which will be held Friday at the
Redmond grange hall. Although
a tentative list of chamber com
mittees has been made, the per
manent list for 1950 has not yet
been released.
BECOMES MEMBER
Redmond, Jan. 19 Mrs. H. E.
Rakestraw became a member of
Eastern Star by affiliation at the
meeting held Monday evening at
the Townsend hall. Mrs. Rake
straw had formerly belonged to
an Eastern Star chapter In Wyo
ming, 111. Mrs. C. W. Van Busklrk
was appointed by the worthy
grand matron of Oregon, Mrs. Ed
na S. Thorne of St. Helens, as
grand representative to the state
of Kentucky. Mrs. Van Buskirk
was honored upon receiving this
commission by being escorted to
the East. Mrs. Olaf Anderson was
in charge of refreshments for the
meeting.
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
NAVIGATION STOPPED
Portland, Jan. 19 lift The aiTny
engineers today said Ice floes
in the Columbia river had stop
ped navigation between The
Dalles and Bonneville dam.
The coastguard cutter Balsam
was reported on its way to break
a channel in the floes which ex
tended from shore to shore.
The engineers said ice had
backed up behind The Dalles
Celilo canal to a height of 30 feet.
Tire Conservation
Rules Announced
Akron. O. Uli J. A. Beckett of
the General Tire and Rubber Co,
has eight rules for Increasing
tire mileage to 60,000 miles:
1. Keep tires inflated properly.
2. Check valve cores for leak
age.
3. Rotate tires at 5,000 miles or
less.
4. Avoid .sudden starts and
stops.
5. Check wheel alignment every
10,000 miles.
6. Keep brakes evenly adjusted.
7. Check tires often for nails,
glass, etc.
8. Buy tires in winter Instead of
summer. They wear away less
than half as fast and you get the
full tread for skid prevention
when it's needed.
MEETINGS IN FEBRUARY
The postponment until Febru
ary 4 and 5, of two domocratic
party meetings which had been
scheduled in Bend this week end,
was announced today.
According to the new schedule
the state central committee of the
party will meet here February 4,
and the second district democratic
congressional committee will meet
here on ueoruary 0.
Both meetings will be at the
Pilot Butte inn.
fun. In HENRY I. TAYLOR, ABC N.lwol, every Monday tvmlna.
wrier mm Qrifrf iiso
That's the word spreading about
Buick's brand-new F-263 vove-in-fieod
engine, already proving ifser in the
hand's of new Sum owners
GALL it if you will the biggest power
story of the year. Call it another
triumph in Buick's long history of com
ing up with car performance beyond
compare.
But, sir, when you step into the sleek
lined traveler pictured here hang on
to your hat.
For you'll be riding behind a power
plant that is not only new but a major
sensation of the 1950 season.
You'll be commanding the very latest
word in valve-in-head power the
newest accomplishment of the organi
zation with the country's longest stretch
of experience in this engine design.
Here every fist-size fuel charge now
delivers a huskier wallop. Shorter,
lighter connecting rods mean that
pistons flash with faster and livelier
action.
I Ieavier crankshafts, floated on bigger,
more rugged bearings, take this greater
load and transmit its.stcpped-up surge
to the drive shaft and rear wheels.
And you, behind the wheel, wreathe sour
face in smiles at the lift you find! At the
trigger-quick take-off the mile-eating
cruising stride your easy disdain for
the passing gas pumps.
You and your Super are really
stepping out and Buick's good name
as "a sweetheart on the road" gains 1
still more lustre.
Nor is road-thrill the only blessing
this new power plant brings. Simpler
design makes service easier,so upkeep
diminishes as a problenf. Hydraulic
valve-lifters keep valves properly
seated for efficient operation and for
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quiet unbroken by tappet noise.
And you can have this power either
with Buick's easy-shifting Synchro
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' Either way, this SUPER is certainly
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new power it adds style and room,
comfort and a wide outlook, soft easy
stride and handier new over-all length.
Even the price justifies a prompt trip
to your Buick dealer to learn more
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why so many folks are already sayin,
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