SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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X(7T0DGE, No. 218, I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Monday Night
I.O.O.F. Temple
rhpster D. Johnson, Noble Grand
n Ray Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy.
205 Franklin Avenue.
For Sale Real Estate
E ROOM house and cabin, lot 50x
140 lor quick sale, $1240. Also
business and residential lots. Ph.
.-mo
llUdi-
228 East Third St. Phone 869J
South Highway
BUSINESS BUILDING
ON HIGHWAY, 100 foot front
ase suitable for any kind of busi
ness Bldg. has 1600 so,, ft. floor
space, mod. living quarters; full
price SG500.
'3 BR. MOD., 2 lots, garage", fruit
room, good buy at $3500; terms.
DRIVE BY 1224 Baltimore, see
what S2300 with terms will buy.
To inspect call at office.
KEW 2 BR.; let us show you this
home for $5500; terms.
3 BR. MOD., 2 nice lots, 1 lot for
garden, large living room, wired
for range, utility, $5800; terms.
2 BR., 534 East Irving, 2 lots,
$7950; $1050 down, bal. $31.70 mo.
7 A., 3 BR. mod. home; 7 a. free
irr.; lots of outbldgs. We think
you will like this. $7350; terms.
80 A., 77 a. COI irr., very nice
3 br. mod. home, 5 miles out;
paved road. $17,500; terms.
200 A., COI irr., good 4 ln mod.
home; lots of outbldgs. 2S00 A.
grazing fenced, nice little stock
ranch, $15,000; terms.
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
36 Oregon Phone 36W
On Newport; attractive 3 room,
modem, plastered, 2 lots, fenced,
large garage, $5000; $1000 down,
S-10 month.
Lovely mountain view, 7 acres,
6 acres COI; well constructed', 4
bedrooms, city watef; large "yard,
pine trees, barn, chicken house,
511.900; $3000 down, $(5 month.
Will consider town residence plus
cash for trade.
Lovely new home on river. Just
what vou've been looking for.
Fireplace, furnace, basement, su
per construction. Your buy lor
the future.
2 Bedrooms, dining room, show
er, insulated, double garage. 2
chicken houses, $3750; $1000
down, $35 month.
2 Large Lots on river; 2 bed
room, attractive house; oil floor
furnace, $7500; $1500 down, $50
month.
4 Rooms, not modern, furnished,
good location, $2500; $300 down.
$25 month.
OR TRADE for large trailer
house: 2 bedroom f u r n i s h e d
house. 1559 Division. Phone 1277J.
NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
of the Day on KBND 9:45 a.m.
Call today and inspect the list
ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015
Wall St.
3 BEDROOM modern, fireplace,
comer lot; 3 room building can
be finished into rental. 354 Colo
rado. Phone 475W.
WANT TO SELL? List your
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is vours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
GENERAL farm and auto repair
shop; 37 acres river bottom soil
near town; 6 room house, 2 barns,
highway frontage. Consider trad"
for highway property near town.
Jl J. Fox, Brownsville, Ore.
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
.ONE of Bend's belter 2 lid. rm.
mod. homes. Liv. rm. with fire
place; separate din. rm.; mod.
bath; kit. with breakfast nook:
hardwood floors; goo. I condi
tion in and out; oil pipe furn.;
naved sidewalk and city sewer.
S8500; $2100 down, bal.' KHA.
INCOME properrv: 5 rental units
in good condition, including
furniture; grossing $167 mo.
SfWW; $3000 down. bal. $85 mo.
'""uiuit i'Uiu special: a1 no.
rm.; large liv. rm., with fire-Plan-;
separate din. rm.; kit.
and utility 'rm.; hath down,
lull bath up; base, with oil pipe
'urn.; ins. and hardwood floors.
Shown by npp. $15,000; $501-1
down.
2 BD. RM. mod.: liv. rm., din.
rm., bath, kitchen and utiiitv;
range wiring; elec. water heat
w; garage; 4 lots. $6000. Will
To buy or sell, call Lncklhi 331,
anil stai I packing.
E- M. BUCKN'UM. REALTOR
., 102!) Urnnks Phone 331
ear the Chamber of Commerce
J'omkfinders' Af ;rr;cY
li Bond Phone 91
i? 35 Irrig.. good 3 bd. rm.
mrd- home on pave., barn, cellar
md several outbldgs.
j'CE 3 bd. rm. home with hsm'.
I;1;' biped furnace, un paved st.
down.
? J1- P.M. piped furnacp, lots
"W'ms. 1 yrs. old. S10 down.
BY OWNER: m anes on old Red
mond hichwav. 31 acres Swalley
dl'. Phone 1507-W-2.
Bulletin Classifieds Produce
For Sale Real Estate
200x140 FOOT corner, Xlne loca- SAVE $12: $20 tailored to mea's
tion lor motel trailer park, serv- ure business, graduation suits, 2
ice station, market, drive in, or Prs. pants, tailored shirts, 300 ma
etc. See owner, 2359 E. First, terial selections, 2408 N. 1st, N.
iNUtin VI mgnway,
6 MI. on Bend-Burns highway.
On school bus and mail route.
Electricity by place. 40 acres, 32
acres lui water. All cultivated.
Bert Torkelson, Rt. 1, Box 200,
phone 2101-J-l, Bend.
HOMES
$'1500; 2 bedroom modern on riv
er.
$2800; 2 bedroom modern, west
swc. $yuu will handle..
$2100: New unfinished; very neat
nine nome; a nice lots; cast
side location.
$7875: Drive by and look this one
over. 43b Newport.
$3750: 2 bedroom, nice small
home on Galveston.
$-1000: 2 modern homes. Good in
come property. $80 per month
rent.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Steakhouse and beer, south high
way location.
$4500: Excellent auto court site,
on south highway; over 600 ft.
frontage.
FARMS
$17,000: 160acros, 111 COI water.
Good buildings,, modern home,
la down.
$18,500: Small slock ranch, IS00
acres deeded, 280 acres free
water right; stream through
place ; meadows bordering
stream; 4 bedroom mod. home;
2 large barns; pole corrals.
Terms.
RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE
General Fire Ins. Co. Save 15 Ta
901 Bond Phone 535
Alter nrs. pnone iaw or SilaJ
$3100 Buys this three bedroom
mn,rn hnmn T I.MnfT Hloh I
en. full halh.Wooo Slnvns inHud. 1
ed. Close in. $1400 down.
$4250: Very comfortable two bed
room mod. Nice location. Large
fenced lawn. Garage. Only $1000
down.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2
bedroom modern home, with full
basement and piped fnrnace. Ga
rage. Owners sacrificing. See it
today-- v. - - -(-; -- - --
FARM LISTINGS. We have some
new choice farms from 40 acres
up. If interested we suggest that
you arrange to see them soon.
J. A. DUDREY. REALTOR"
1039 Wall St. Phone 1327W
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
TWO 1-BEDROOM houses on 1
lot. Both rented; pays good divi
dends. Price $3350. Inquire at 14
West Revere.
2 LOTS, one 50x1 10, one 65x1-10,
on East Marshall. Phone 1251,
Elkhorn Cafe.
Fuel
DRY BODY WOOD: any length,
$10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude
Gant, 1204 Davenport.
GOOD dry, green seasoned jack
pine, also some dry jack pine,
16" or 24" $12 per cord. Allen
Grant, Phone 314W.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab. $14.00; 2
cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, delivered
in Bend. (You haul from yard, $5
per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel
Co., phono 201-W. 936 A St., Red
mond, Ore.
BOX WOOD
Available again from Kingcrafts
at $7.50 a load. Call 13J or con
tact plant.
6x8 TIE WOOD, $8. Green jack
pine for next winter, $10. Phone
1842-W.
COAL, Briquets, Pros-to-logs and
Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage &
Transfer Co., phone 444, 222 Irv
ing Ave.
For Suli' Furm Products pipe. We have a nice line of med-
- ! icine cabinets, towel bars, soart
ONE 3 year old registered Arab-! dishes and many other miscel
ian stud: one 2 year old stud; one ; lancous items.
3 year old registered Arabian fil-t -
lv." Perev Steele, Rt. J . Redmond, j MODEL C Case tractor; 2 not
Lower Crooked River road. torn 11" plow, harrow, disc, trail-
; lor type mower, 6 ft. rake, cream
CONSIGN YUUli l-ivtsiuin
to Central Oregon Auction tor the
highest prices. Sale every Thurs
day. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone
12-R-3.
! LARGE RED hens, 30c lb., llve
' weigh I. R. C. Colver, phone
'31-F-13. "
II E R E l-'O It D bull, registered.
I See at 1 lie Sir 1 Conklin place, 1
ijnilo west of Petersen's Rock
Gardens or call lnO.i-J-1.
For Sale Miscellaneous
. . . .... mi t
A l.Al.ltlj s UN Ul ii i.hiii.iiui.i 1,
" .. ,1 ,ofrin,-a.
itors from $19.50 up; used wrinT;!So0 our complete stock of used
or washers from $19.o0 up. Used : rltrni,ur0i stoves, appliances,
automatic electric ranges from;b(,,ls sprngS, mattresses, garden
3.sy.ou ui; iiiiu i '" - ""hose, etc.
iE. Greenwood. Oregon Equipment i
Co. Phone 888.
I FOUR 32"x21" WINDOWS with
irames ano wt-u-'ii'-,, u,i- o,,-,
: frames. 1111 Aubrey road, plunv.'
!U - - ' I I.E. REFRin.: 1918 model. $125.
! MODEL A pickup, fair cond. .$'). Monarch, wood range, lit months
Mounted bu saw. .Model A mo-' old, $75. B. W. Boswell. Clover
tor. $50. H. W. Boswell. Clowr-1 dale on Arnolds C01 nor, Redmond
dale mi Arnold's Corner, Red- star Route.
; morn! Star Route. I ,. ., ; -
HOY'S BIKE SU'ttollet S10; desk
and typewriter $20; while enam
el Hash burner with rails. -SI:
droller. 5: bedroom suites.;
lamps, iurs. tables, dinette tn.
luois. 117 East Olncy. Open 10 a.
m. to 6 p.m. daily. Phone 16ob.i.
For Sale Miscellaneous
imwuy, oeiiu. vie.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Pan American Trailer Coach.
IVANCOVICH TRAILER SALES
735 Grace St. Redmond
Phone 331J
. FOR SALE
Bicycle, boy's, good condition..$25
Bicycle, girl's, good condition..$15
Girl's bicycle, good condition. $18
1214 E. 3rd Phone 477R
FOR SALE: Frlgidaire refriger
ator, Frigidaire range; bedroom
set and dinette set, all hand fin
ished. Excellent condition. Reas
onably priced. Call 1886W.
MARKETERIA
The. Complete Fqod Market
Phone 1
North Highway Bend
Asparagus, lb. 19c
Radishes, bunch 5c
Green Onions, bunch 5c
Bananas, lb 18c
Rhubarb, lb : 12c
Sugar, 10 lbs 89c
Shortening, 3 lbs 79c
All brands
Oranges, lb. 9c
All sizes
Bisqulck, pkg 39c
25 lb. Drifted Snow Flour....$1.9S
50 lb. Drifted Snow Flour....$3.89
Daffodils, doz 19c
FREE DELIVERY
C.O.D. Orders
USED Davenport & chair, fair
condition. Phone 977-W, 231 Rtv
erfront.
TREES, GATES NURSERY:
Chinese Elm, Cork Elm, Trans
parent & Gravenstein Apples,
! Lambert Cherry, Pauls Scarlet
.Hawthorn. Hit. Ash, Snowball
AsparaSfQ "rls'n ".Li?!
iteiTlS. Mile llOrth Bdld limits Oil
97, phone 1508-W-2.
JOHNSON Motors: HD, 2V4 h. p.,
$129.50; TN, 5 h. p., $175.50; QD,
10 h. p., $295.00. Easy Payment
Plan. Evans Fly Co., Phone 815-J.
TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe
Service, drop card for display
your home, HOME 2408 N. 1st, N.
Hiway, Bend, Ore. Order by mail
anytime. W. T. Lester.
PATRICK Clothing, Knapp Shoes',
all the family, direct from fac
tory. Address card 2408 N, 1st
N. Hiway, Bend, for display in
your home. w. r. Lester.
ROSES, only best quality No. 1.
Hardy northern field grown
slock. Most popular varieties,
manv colors. Plant now for best
results. Shelley Nursery, 164 E.
Greenwood.
FANTON'S GARDEN: Plants
ready, blooming Oregon giant
pansies, snapdragons, perennials,
rock garden plants, annuals and
vegetables in season. 829 Ogden.
LYONS FLOWER GARDENS
Steele's jumbo pansy plants, del
phiniums, lupous, painted dais
ies and other perennials. Glad,
bulbs and rock plants, annuals
and vegetable plants in season.
1604 West 2nd, corner of Port
land Ave.
RECONDITIONED washing ma
chines, easy terms, $27.50. Rebuilt
refrigerator, good as new.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER Corner State & Tumalo
Phone 862W
WEST SIDE HARDWARE &
SPORTING GOODS
1005 Galveston Ave.
Open' Dally 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Complete bathroom sots, $145 and
up. Nine different lavatories tol, r ', T' . ' ,
. ..i, fm. kt h,,..,, ,i,.,,i,io n,i 2 ROOM apt., just vacated, mod-
single sinks, cast iron and steel. furnished or unf urnisiiod.
Electric water heaters, round and i F,f" '.' "dulls only: garden spot
table top. Galv. pipe, i" to 2".jlf desired. 1 mi. on south high-
(Soil pipe and fittings. We thread
separator; numerous small Items,
Priced to sell. On Deschutes Road.
li west of old Redmond high
way. A. F. Rice.
EASTER BUNNIES. Rt. 1, Box
35. South highway, or phone
1500-J-4.
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE
EXCHANGE DEPT.
201 E. FRANKLIN AVE.
PHONE 1224
MM'CKil
sale of Used Refrigera-
, i,,-,, o i-n -o
lors, 39. M 49..lO JJ.M.
FREE PARKING- EASY TERMS
PHONE 1221 for appraisal of,
-oui uwu n.i mmum-, 10 uwn'c.
nr SELL FOR CASH.
li'l'l MERCURY Ciub Coupe. I'i-! c, u a r a n t ee and commission!
feet r minion, all accessories; ; Vhte Box 57, care Bend Bulletin.
1!M! Hudson super 4 dr. sedan. t - - - - ...
Al condition. Sacrifice either. Ed '; EXPERIENCED irrigator want
Rogers. Rainbow Motel, 164 E. 1 ed. Modern home and salary. Ph.
Franklin. 1 1506J2.
For Sale Used Cars
1942 FORD dump truck, new mo
tor $725
Have cheap cars to trade for
late model used cars. Also would
like 1941 to '50 used cars. If your
payments are too high will trade
you a cheaper car for your eq
uity or give you the cash.
EDDIES SALES & SliKVlCtt
390 Greenwood Phone 64
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Equity
in 1949 Willys Station wagon,
model 663. Not 4-wheel drive. Call
1886VV.
1940 MERCURY 4-door sedan,
Phone 1254-W.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY New GMC pickups,
panels and surburbans. We can
furnish you with a truck to do
your Job. Anything from a M tort
pickup to a fa cyl. uiesei. xou are
invited to come in and try them
t.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Ponliac & GMC Dealer
1937 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan.
Almost new tires, radio and heat
er; also complete set of metal
bunk beds with mattresses, and
Singer hand vacuum cleaner.
Phone 1273W before 8 p. m.
1946 CHEV. convertible; new top,
radio and heater, excellent con
dition. Inquire 310 Harriman.
Phone 1491R.
A FORD MERCURY motor, pric
ed right, A-l condition or trade
for good deer & elk rifle. D.
Trent, phone 6S9-W, 409 Wye Ln.
1948 OLDSMOBILE Hydramatic,
5 passenger coupe, excellent con
dition; would accept trade. May
be seen at 1030 Newport or phone
646R after 6 p.m.
For Rent
MODERN 4 room dwelling with
garage, nice lawn; splendid loca
tion lor man with business ln
home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway.
CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot
tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold
water; laundry room; $40 month.
Inquire at Time Service Station
on South highway.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-2, Redmond.
SEMI MODERN house: 3 rooms
and enclosed porch, partly fur
nished. No pets. $30 month. In
quire at bis Roosevelt.
3 ROOM, modern, partly furnished
brick apartment, 5,30 month, In
cluding water. 108 Lava Road, ',a
block from Delaware Ave.
MODERN house and acreage for
rent, Arnold dist., 10 a. water.
Phone 1475 after 12 p.m.
1 BEDROOM apt., modern, nicely
furnished, reasonable. No child
ren or pets. 1309 E. 3rd St.
3 ROOM furnished apt., newly
decorated and cleaned; new re
frigerator and range. See at 65
Franklin before 7 p.m.
UNFURNISHED 6 room house.
3 bedrooms, hot and cold water,
close to the mills. Call at 1315 Al
bany. Reasonable rent.
PRIVATE ROOM for rent at
Twinpines Boarding House. Room
hoard, phone service, $20 week.
707 Delaware, -phone 723-M.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom,
nice district, 2 blocks from Pilot
Butte inn. Quiet and clean, pri
vate entrance. Also garage. Men
only. 1448 W. 1st St., phono 325-J.
3 ROOM furnished house with
bath, hot water,- washing facili
ties. Nice for couple or older peo
ple. Small baby accepted. Call
1417-J.
FOR LEASE: 160 acfe farm, fair
Improvements, with or without
equipment, adjoining airport on
cast side; 111 acres water. Rt. 1,
Box 325.
way. Phone 1514.11.
1 BEDROOM apartment, modern,
furnished, close in on bus line;
suitable for 2 adults. Corner 0th
and Newport. 1415 W. 9th.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom
apartment, modern except heat,
garage, close in. Call 1694 J.
UNFURNISHED one bedroom
modern apartment. Propane fur
nace and range; garage and
storeroom. Call 1694J.
Wanted
tvT t"r7rc"T7; ' n't mTTLUrr
."";"- v"" t "
iium-m noiiii;, i.v , iivmt? par i y.
iuu.-m iiuuin.v j-u.v, ui.'iu i any io -
ia.ru io k i Hinnuu scnuois. nu
Mr. Diehl, 123.
WOMAN desires Io rent sleeping
room or small apartment with!
kitchenette. College graduate. Io-1
cany employed. Address Bulletin
174,-
GOOD barber chair. Call 878J.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. Also hors
j es. Have cash buyers. See Nick
fhntir, nr. , rnn Tit 1 t,..
96! "or honc 1519-J4 or 790-W.
1 ieave word
:
wniirfTTiirn tr, h,,v nt . iir,,i !
WOULD like to buy any kind of
cattle you have Io sell. Also some
good milk cows. Phone 78, Red
mond. W. R. Franks.
Help Wanted
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r.MxKIK.M ED telephone sales-
iiJ tl'llh ,l,ll,thri. in ll,,r.,l
Quick Results
Situations Wanted
YOUNG WOMAN wishes stenog
raphicwork. Also experienced in
personnel work. Keferenees. tier
trude M. Miller. 445 East Emer
son. Piione 735W.
FALLING timber. Have power
saw. Phone 1190W after 6 p. m.
FAMILY MAN wants job, any
kind. Lubrication expert own sta
tion 5 years. All types clerking,
driving any equip. Phone 200,
leave message. M. J, Peterson.
Lost
2 3-MONTH-OLD brown puppies,
Irish Setter Golden Retriever,
Young school district. Reward.
Rt. 1, Box 342, R. L. Cutter, phone
10-F-3 or 1320.
Services
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop
work. F. VV. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor. .
ELECTRICAL W I R I N G All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed "men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re
paired and reset: Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned
and adjusted. Oregon Heating
Co. Phone 513.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, bnd saw welding, sander
belts, band saw blades, new han
dles hung in tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
HOUSE MOVING and raising
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Iransfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin
ders; tractor work. George L.
Matson, Phone 74SK or 740JX.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide moving and stor
age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving.
Phone 987.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274.. 1033 Brooks. I
FIRE extinguishers' for- sale. Re
fills and recharge for all typds
and makes. For safety have them
checked annually. Fire Protection
Eng., Phone 481, after 6:30 phone
2101 W3.
ACME SHINGLING CO.
New and old roofs. Cedar shakes
a specialty. All work guaranteed.
Fine- eslimates. 30 years exper
ience. Phone 1915R.
NOTICE!
ALL KINDS EXCAVATING
We are now back in the top soil
and fill dirt business again. Fill
dirt, top soil, red cinders, black
cinders.
ALLISON DIESEL SHOP
Phone 139
After business hours:
Phone 1060M
COVERED Buttons and Buckles;
over 100 styles and shapes to
choose from. 24 hour service.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
Corner Slate & Tumalo
LAWNMOWER: Sharpened, rea
dy In go, $7. Sharpening: Your
lawnmowcr will have the sihila
tion and keen-cutting ability of a
new one when precision ground
at Carl Austin's. Our 20 years ex
perience wilh lawnmowers guar
antee your satisfaction. Several
used mowers. Carl Austin, Bond
and Greenwood.
Elements Take
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ba ;e. The final Padre markers
came through doubles by Simpson
and Wesl again, who were slug
ged in by Jack Graham's single.
At Seal tin, Hollywood's Hob
Bundy. Ed Sauer, and Ed Stevens;
drove in two runs in the fourth. !
Die Stars knocked Ernie Kick-
haus off the mound for throe In
the filth inning and made two
runs in the eighth on Cliff Dap
per's two-bagger.
lhe three runs for Oakland
: w'TO tallied in lhe first inning
i when Artip Wilson
irtie Wilson stole second
or driving a single to lefl
:ookle Lavagetlo walked
i ha-je af le
. f j(,jfj
i r-..-, , .,.,...1
I w L i t , i T, i
' ",, -. ,. ", ...... ..i.ht.
Galan singled to bring Rapp home.
The night's play placed the
league teams after Hollywood and
han Diego as follows: Los Angc
les, San Francisco, Oakland, Port
land, Seattle, with Sacramento oc
cupying the cellar in the stand
ings. WATKK 110 Mil) MKETS
Rerlmond. April 8 Central Ore
gon Irrigation hoard met Thurs-
flay afternoon at C.O.I, offices in
R"dmnnd. A quorum was not
; ,,,. , .,,,,,, ,,,,
p.,. I'M II'' II,,.,-, IIK .11.1 U 1 1 Llll ,1 ..
for Wednesday. 1 Lynch aeled as toasl master at the
The hoard approved a number Toast masters meeting Thursday
of transfers ol waler rights from j evening at the Redmond hotel ban
one ranch to another In order to 'quel room. C. E. Thompson was
prevent the owners from losing
:.,,,.h ..i,,!,,. ti. hnIri also an
thorized the sale of lands in or-
rler to in oteet certain surface wa
,ter rights. E. E. Burgess of Red
I mond, John Biadeieich of Bend
and the secretary. Jay Snivel',
iweie present for the meeting.
Honor Society
Holds Meeting
Redmond. April 8 (Special)
Redmond branch of the National
Honor Society met in the library
at Redmond Union high school
Thursday during activity. Ray
Sumway, president, presided.
Joyce Van Matre was congratu
lated for receiving the honor of
representing Redmond at the
Shrine Circus in Portland this
month. The group voted to pre
sent Joyce with a gut.
Reporter Jim Heston was ask
ed to prepare a write-up of the
year s activities to be sent to tne
national magazine.
A committee, headed by Tom
Cox, was appointed to arrange for
the tapping ceremony, during
which prospective candidates are
notified ot their eligibility, torn
will be assisted by Alberta Sage
and Anitra Sandwick.
The senior members of the or
ganization voted to form them
selves into a committee to select
a gift to be left to the school by
them.
Miss Betty Coleman was a Wed
nesday over-night gust at the
home of Dorothy smith.
Mrs. C. D. Nelson and daugh
ter, Claudia, who were recent vis
itors in Salem at the home of
Mrs. Nelson's parents, are at
their homo in Redmond.
Mrs. Bob Webb was compli
mented at a surprise Pink and
Blue shower at her home in Mad
ras Wednesday, April 5. Those
attending from Redmond were
Mrs. Jack Elrod, Mrs. Franklin
Nolan, Mrs. Russell Ward, Mrs.
Mabel Rennolds, Mrs.- Lee Ren
nolds. Mrs. Lane Westberg. Mrs.
Harold Povey. Mrs. Everett Van
Matre, Mrs. Dan Kllgore, Mrs.
Jack Kargman, Mrs. Theo Shon
niker and Mrs. Jerry Falkowskl.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doneea of
Sweet Home and their son, Rich
ard, who is making his home with
"e 11. Miller tamliy ot Powell
Butte, will make a business .trip
to Wenatchee Tuesday of next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bessey called
on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howe
Wednesday night. The Howes
have both been quite ill but, ac
cording to the Bcsseys, are recov
ering satisfactorily.
V'Klrs; Russell- Galbralth- and
daughter, Irma Jean, were Mon
day shoppers in Bend.
Miss Marilv Baker was host
ess to the senior Westminster
Fellowship group at her home
Sunday evening. Chuck Stnuf
faclier arranged the evening's
entertainment. Miss Baker serv
ed refreshments after the social
hour which follows the regular
worship services of the society.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garlss
of Seattle arrived In Redmond
Thursday to spend the next few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Da
vidson and son, Dick. I he Gar
Isses and Davidsons are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O, Adams spent
the week end In Portland.
Miss Arlene Loney has been
appoinled general supervisor of
the entertainment committee for
the creative writing class. Ar
lene will arrange for the program
to be presented to the Pvthian
Sisters Thursday, April 13, at 8
p.m. at: the Townsend hall by
members ot the beginning class.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sloan and
daughter, Nancy, are planning to
spend Easter with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sloan and
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Evans. Ger
ald Evans, a nephew of Bernard
Evans, will join the Sloans at
Oakridge and accompany them to
ueomoiHi.
KIWANIANS IIKAII TALK
Redmond, April 8 Rev. Virgil
lavage oi tne First Baptist
church gave an Easter message
to members of Kiwanis club at
the meeting held Thursday noon
at the Redmond hotel. Scout rep
resenlaiive Rupert Parks an
nounced that Jerrold Cyrus will
be I he new Scoutmaster for Trooi
26. Dr. Charles Dudley announced
that Explorer Post 126 needs a
I new adviser since the resignation
of Don Palmer, A request was
a 1 s o made to the group for a
Campflre sponsor. Playground
plans were discussed and prog
ress of the project was reported
on.
OFFICIOUS IN'STRI'(TICI)
Redmond, April 8--Mrs. Hazel
, Foster of Prineville who is a past
; grand matron of Oregon conduct-
ed a school of Instruction of olfi-
. . . .: .
! e rs "' L.' 'm""'1 oliap er oi
i. .,.,. i , on,, , ii ui y t-VL-niiii; Ml
ihc Townsend hall. Mrs. Geneva
Berry of Prineville accompanied
Mrs. Foster to Redmond. Officers
and the two guests attended a din
ner at the home of Mrs. Austin
Olson preceding the school of In
struction. Mrs. Foster replaced Mrs. Leila
Wimberly of Roseburg, associate
grand conduclress, who was not
able to make the trip to Redmond
i because of Illness.
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I I.V.Nt II IS TOASTMASTKIt
p,i,,,,i a,m o ... m..,,,!,-,,
general evalualor and Nick Den-
Ion was In charee of table tonics.
.Five minute speeches were made
j by Harold Clapp who spoke on
: "Frivolities"; Wesley Coyner who
described counter displays, and
R. E. I lugger whose topic was
'"Race Segregation."
Oregon Postmasters Make
Plans for Bend Convention
Plans for the state convention of Oregon chapter No. 11,
National Association of Postmasters of the United States, are
featured in the current issue of the Oregon Postmaster, offi
cial publication of the chapter. The article dealing with the
Bend convention, set for June 6 7 and 8, is illustrated with
a picture of the Pilot Butte inn, convention headquarters.
Also appearing in the publication is a picture of Farley J. El
liott, who will be host postmaster,
The Oregon chapter last held a state convention in Bend in
1941, with 11. H. Fox as host
the post otlice department
from Washington, D.U., will
be present for the 1950 con
vention. Also present win De
representatives of the nation
al association.,
"Bend is located on the banks
of the crystal-clear Deschutes
river, at the foot of the Cascade
mountains, in pine timber and
near the geographic center of the
state," the article dealing with
the Bend convention mentions.
Full details of the elaborate pro
gram being prepared for the Bend
convention will appear in the
April issue of the Oregon Post
master. Tentative plans in connection
with the Bend convention call for
a buckaroo breakfast, Dora How
ard, president of the Oregon as
sociation of postmasters, reports.
Interim Group
Planning Tour
Salem, April 8 till The high
way Interim committee created by
the 1949 legislature win tour cen
tral and eastern Oregon this
month, state representative Ralph
T. Moore of Coos Bay, chairman
of the group, said today.
Meetings will be held in Lake
view April 24, Redmond April 25,
John Day April 26, Vale April 27,
La Grande April 28 and The Dalles
April 29. .
The trip, plus a Portland area
meeting planned later, will com
plete a state-wide tour oy tne com
mittee. Moore said the purpose of the
tour was to make a preliminary
report to the citizens about prog
ress made so far by the commit
tee and to get a cross-section of
nubile opinion about basic policy
questions as they relate to the
over-all highway, roaa ana street
problem.
Moore said his committee now
has done about as much as it can
through study,' under "present cir.
eumstances. He said further study
progress is dependent upon estab
lishment of certain mechanical
procedures for the development
of further necessary information.
Oregon Defeats
Willamette Nine
Eugene, April 8 'ur The Uni
versity of Oregon trounced Wil
lamette university in both seven
inning games of a baseball double-header,
5-4, and 21, here Fri
day.
uewayne jonnson. uregon
southpaw, limited Willamette to
two hits ln live innings and col
lected two in an eight-hit attack.
Ray Colcy, Oregon shortstop,
also hit two singles and Willam
ette catcher Roy Harrington, a
double and a single.
In the nightcap, First baseman
Phil Setlecase singled In two
runs in the fourth for the vic
tory. Relief pitcher Gene Rose
was winning pitcher, allowing one
hit in three Innings.
In a preliminary game, the
University of Oregon frosh beat
Albany high 15-4.
ROSMSCKG WINS
Roselnug, April 8 HI'i The
Reselling Indians came from be
hind 1o nose out Myrllc Point and
Coquille in the final event of a
three-way track meet here Friday.
Final totals were Roseburg 59,
Myrtle Point 56 and Coquille 40.
Freshman Jim Kemp of Rose
burg won the 880-yard run with a
lime of 2:11.5. Myrtle Point led
In weight events but Rosejiurg
built up a lale lead by taking six j
firsts in running contests.
COACH ItlCSIGNS
Eugene, April 8 tll'i Dick Mil
ler, former assistant football
coach for the University of Ore
gon, has resigned his post as head
. sily
r'nlversllv sources horn said
Mi,',(,r had"decided to take over
coach at Norm uaKoia univer
; u. U)UvM caching Job at Me
Kinley high school in Canton, O.,
where he played under Coach Jim
Aiken In 1931-34.
SPRING TRAINING STARTS
Santa Maria, Cal April 8 'll'
Spring training for the Medford
Rogues, members of the class B
Far West Baseball league, got
underway here Friday with 22
men In camp.
Five members of last year's
squad were present, playing
manager Tommy Nelson said.
The Rogues' camp Is sponsored
by the New York Glantji.
ROM) ISSI'K AI'I'KOVEn
Melolius, April 8 1 H-r Voters In
the Deschutes Valley water dis
trict have approved, by a vole
ot 41 to 28. a $100,000 bond Issue
to replace old water mains.
'lhe water district covers 50,000
acres In the Noiih unit Irrigation
I district and supplies water whole
I sale to the city of Madras.
postmaster. Representatives of
Further Develop
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planned to continue the grade
5.274 miles, carrying it to a point
west of the Todd lake road, but
Pearl Harbor and war intervened
to interrupt the program. Al
though Deschutes county did
maintain the grade in the war
years, progress toward the Elk
lake goal remained halted from
1941 until last summer, when for
est highway funds again were ap
propriated. Enough funds were allocated
to award three contracts. Work
on two was begun late in the year
but halted by winter snows. All
three are scheduled for comple
tion this summer. Besides the
8.637 miles of surfacing already
mentioned, contracts call for
clearing and grubbing a 7.610
mile section from the Devils lake
area to Elk lake, and grading
from Dutchman flat to a point
about a mile west of the Todd
lake road.
More Work Duo Soon
If all goes well, by autumn
more than half of the distance to
Elk lake will be surfaced and an
other quarter or so graded.
under the federal-state pro
gram, as each section of the high
way is surfaced, it will be turned
over to the state highway depart
ment to oe inciuaea in tne state s
highway system. When a long
range plan envisioned by the
state of Oregon and the forest
service one day reaches fruition,
the 36 mile span from Bend to
Elk lake will be but the northern
anchor of a Cascade lakes hign
way reaching' south from Bend
to Crater lake. -
But that's another dream and
another story.
Health Activities
The following schedule for next
week was released today bv the
tri-eounty health department:
Tuesday: Food handlers school
at the. courthouse in' Bend, "10
a.m. and 3 p.m.; food handlers
school at Redmond, 8 p.m.; imini!
nlzation clinic at Sisters, 1:15
p.m.; Immunicalion 'clinic at Cc' o
co school ln Prineville in t:.e
morning.
Wednesday: Tick Immuniza
tions at Ashwood, 10 a.m.; ciiikl
health conference at courthouse
in Bend, 1:30 p.m.; food handlers
school at Prineville, 2:30 p.m.;
food handlers school at Sisters,
8 p.m. ,
Thursday: Food handlers cei ool
at Madras, 2 p.m.
Friday: Staff conference at
Bend in afternoon; weekly im
munization clinic, 1 to 3 p.m., at
courthouse in Bend.
BACKSLIDES FAST
Knoxville, Tenn. 'Hi George L.
Samples' sworn promise to "start
going to church Sunday" didn't
last long. His $25 fine on a theft
charge was suspended on T"hur.s-.
day, the day he made the vow. On
Friday, he was back ln court and
was fined for stealing vegetables
from a market,
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
ATTENTION WOOD DKAI.KKS
Bids will be accepted by Bend
Odd Fellows lodge for 25 cords
of dry wood to be delivered to
I.O.O.F. Temple not later than
June 15. State price unci quality
of wood. Submit your bids not
later than April 17, to
Paul Crocker, 42 Greeley Ave.,
Bend. 104-105-106C
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