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FRIDAY. MARCH 24. 1950 PAGE TEN THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON Smoker Set At Redmond On Tuesday Redmond, March 24 (Special) The only smoker of the year will be held next Tuesday night at the Redmond union high school gym. Ten bouts will be featured on the card, which begins at 8 p.m. Harry Gobelman, boys physical education instructor at the high school, is in charge of the event. Murray, Louis and Paul Dob bin visited at the home of Doug las and Gordon McCulloch Tues day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gobelman are the parents of a son born Wednesday morning at the Medical-Dental hospital. The Gobe! mans have two daughters, and their son was born on the birth day anniversary of the eldest daughter, Tony. Mrs. Maude Lee, Mrs. Irene Boone and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Norton were hosts to the Red mond high school faculty at an April Kool party Thursday at G:30 1n the Home Ec room at the high school. The topsy-turvy theme was carried out in decorations, serving, and in the invitations. Mrs. Olive Fairchild of the Red mond Rebekah lodge was a guest at the True Rebekah lodge in Ter rebonne last Monday evening. Redmond Odd Fellows have made arrangements to donate a shrub to be used in the landscap ing of the John Tuck school, ac cording to members. Mrs. Owen Brown will be hos tess to the Redmond Grange home economics, club at her homo April 4. The Arcme club will meet at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ed-1 monds April 11. Mrs. Tom Feazle spent the week end at the coast visiting her hus band and other relatives. Ted Wells, Bob Christy, and Gerald Eby are home from col lege for their spring vacation. The boys are attending Oregon State college. Jesse Powers will speak night ly at the First Baptist church in Redmond beginning March 21 and carrying through April 2, accord ing to' Virgil Savage, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Chick Peden and family called upon friends in Ma dras Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Otey of C003 Bay visited at the home of Mrs. Otey's mother, Mrs. Alta Clark last week. The Oteys left their little daughter, Margaret Ann, for an extended visit with her grandmother. Robert Scouton of Portland was a recent visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Alta Clark. Mrs. Nellie Sears was hostess to the Sorosis club Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. M. Pauls. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Liska were Monday night visitors at the Wes ley McCulloch home. Pat and Beverly Abbe with drew from Redmond union high school Tuesday to move with their mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ackerman, to Gladstone, Ore. Miss Doris Osenton is planning 10o I0"o Average 1920-29 lili! vv&e 'M7- '-tm. Average .... ,948 1949 1930-39 ,w Heart, Blood Vessel j and Kidney Diseases ' Cancer Intectious and All Other Diseases Accidents and f Suicides r4IIQF; OF DEATH The Ncwschart above shows how diseases of the heart, blood and Kidneys Lmajlrcauses of death-Xrom 39 in the Twenties to 61 in 49-wh.le dea ;U f,-om Infectious and other diseases have dec meet, me aeveiopmcm vi "" "- inftiou nccoun,s for the nse 01 dlSCaSCS 0SSCi' ntcd with old age. a week-end trip to Portland with her mother, iney win snop and visit relatives while there. The juniors held a special class meeting Tuesday noon to decide on spring activity dates. The junior-senior banquet has been sche duled for May 2, and the prom for May 9. Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Sharp were in Portland last week end. Sharp went for a medical checkup. Mrs. Hazel Cate, who has been slaying with her son-in-law and daughter for some lime, has mov ed back into her own apartment Mrs. Cate is recuperating from an Illness which makes it impossible for her to continue her work In the ready-to-wear at Roberts, Inc. She hopes to be able to resume her work in the near future. Spring vacation for RUHS stu dents will begin March 31. School will be resumed April 5. Plan Concert At Redmond Redmond, March 24 (Special) The University Singers of the University of Oregon will present an afternoon concert at Redmond high school next Wednesday after noon. The program will include a wide variety of numbers, ranging from classical to folk music. Alberta Sage will be editor of next year's Redmond high school annual, "The Juniper," and Tom Cox will edit "Panther Scratches," the school newspaper. Both were appointed last week by Mrs. Del la Nance, faculty adviser. All instructors on this year's Redmond high school faculty have been offered contracts fo: next year, according to an an nouncement from the administration. REAL EMERGENCY Jackson, Miss., March 24 HP) An "emergency relief bill" requir ing all beer-selling places to pro vide readily accessible rest rooms was studied today by state house committee on drainage. BALLYHOO BABY Apple-cheeked Bobby Morgan is expected 10 play third base in Brooklyn. Named the International League's most valuable last season, Morgan is aggressive and a grand com petitor, described as an Eddie Stanky with talent. Foot of Snow Coming Out for Easter? Shevlin, March 21 (Special) Spring, you say? Ha! Shevlin had a loot of snow on Wednesday and more was falling. Mrs. Dora Thompson of Bend is visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess. Prineville, visited at the home of Mr. Burgess' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and David visited In Eugene recently. Mrs. Henry Erdman was host, ess March li to the Pinocle club of Shevlin. Present were Mrs. Jim Dillv, Mrs. Joe Potronovitch, Mrs. Kennv Cox, Mrs. Bob Van assle. Mrs. Amos Thompson, Mrs. Willard Gumpert and Mrs Reitan. Guests Sundav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Tassle were Bob Raymond and B. Ray mond of St. Paul, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Willis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Petri and family recently moved to Grants Pass. Marion Pettonovitch, Gallup, N.M., recently visited al the home of his cousin, Joe Petronovitch. Lulu btmglev and Donna have returned to Klamath Falls after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck ! ivemnn. Al Bright, Bend, attended the I camp mooting Tuesday nicht. Bring It Out in a Good-Looking NEW PAINT JOB OF COURSE you want the family bus to have a presentable appearance when you drive it to church on Easter Sunday! 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Dainty Eyelet, white and colors . . yd. 1.98 I'ink, yellow, lavetulnr, blue, SO", Bend Mercantile Co 937 Wall Phone 20 Square Dance Party Given Shevlin, March 24 (Special) A square dance party was held here last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verus Dnhlln. Guests present included Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson, Mrs. Dora Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Killeen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mnu ger, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sayre, Mr. and Mis. Rollin Gumpert, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lane, David Con don, Mr. and Mrs. George Wall, Mr. and Mrs. George Posey and Mr. and Mrs. Art Rockiey. Bill Magers spent the week end visiting friends In Bend. A delegation of six from the First Christian church of Klam ath Falls, together with a student minister from Eugene, visited at the Shevlin community church last Sunday. Services are planned by the church on March 2G and taster sunuay. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Myers and son, and Mrs. Isa Freeman, all of Bend, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Emery and family spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Violet Cox at La pine. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Posey and children spent the week end in Portland. Barbara Cook and Tony Cook have returned from a visit with relatives in Portland. Mertie Conklin accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Olson re. cently attended the 80th birthday celebration at Gilchrist of Joe H. Haner. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keppers re cently visited in Bend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giltner. Leo Keppers Jr. and Ralph Spencer of Gilchrist conducted a movie here Monday evening. The children of Shevlin especially en joyed it. Jim Thompson, staff officer of Fremont national forest at Lake view visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verus Dahlin. Wayne Overholser Has New Novel 'ri-nort Trnnlr " n nnvrnl with historical background, by Wayne D. Overholser, is due ior release tMc enrtner it wntt ln.nmivl hnre. The novel, telling the story of the early-day railroad contest be tween the Hill and the Harriman systems, was originally titled 'Ctinlrtu nn rhn T.niiM " Tt (a hpilli? published in hard cover form by the lirm or Buregy and jun. Overholser's latest western. "Draw or Drag." was published Feb. 14, and one of his earlier stories, "Buckaroo's Code," has now been printed as a "pocket edition. Mr. and Mrs. Overholser and their three sons are living in Boulder, Colo. Their third child, Danny, was born 10 months ago. Overholser was l o r m e r i y a member of the Bend school facul ty. He and his family moved from Bend three years agOj COMPETITION! oti.i r,,llf Miii-r-h 54 lUI George Malts, 39, stuck out his hand to his brother, Edward, 36, and said, "Congratulate me, I have just filed as candidate for constauie 01 iMiioir. iuwmouhj. . . . i . n I, TT.l "You nave noining on u ward replied. "I just filed, too." Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. I'r' CASH for TAXES AUTO SALARY FURNITURE '25.00 to '300.00 PORTLAND LOAN CO. N'orb Goodrich, Mgr. 85 Oregon Ave. Bend, Ore. GROUND FLOOR Telephone 173 State Licenses 9186, M321 Civil Service Tests Projected New civil service tests to estab lish eligibility lists from which to fill employment deputy posi tions with the state unemploy ment compensation commission will be held soon, according lo Clark Price, manager of the com mission's Bend office. Job placement activities and un employment claims will be han dled by those who qualify. Start ing pay is $20 a month with va cation and sick leave privileges. Positions may be open either in the Salem central office or at one of the 26 local offices in Oregon. A combination of three years of college or responsible business or government experience is re quired of those taking the tests. Full details may be obtained from Price's office in the basement of the courthouse in Bend. Applications for the exams must be made by April 8, Price said. Endive greens has become a popular food in America; it is of European origin. TO BUILD HATCHERY Portland. Mnrrh 94 in, w. corps of engineers said here todav II wnQ nlnnnlnir In nnu , . . next week for a complete salmon hnlchorv on th Wlll.-imnii., " above Oakrldge, Ore. 'the hatchery would go up n rnninnctinn with T.niilrr,,.t r,... dam on the middle fork of the winnmeue, anu naicnery bids on the first phases of construction would be opened April 27. About 40 rearinp iinnl. ,i,u . .--d ,-..viij mm n capacity of 18,000,000 salmon eggs wuuiu ik iiH-iuueu in tne uakridge hnteherv. which ia In Im Im.iu .r ': " "m up stream from the dam. Its con. struction is needed to make up wi K wi nuiuiui spawning grounds- caused by the dam's con. struction one engineer said. 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