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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVE Local News TKMHCItATURIC Miixhniiiii y'rtay, Ml di'ifrt'i'ii. ItilnliiliiHi IuhI nilil, HU (lc'KriiN, (NluiitUird TlnuO Himn't luiluy, liUH. SiinrlNii tomorrow, 7:80. Jen n Cuffln, iliiulili'f of Mr, Mix. John Currin, l.V.i (iiiH'iiwooit, In honitf for tin CliilMliiniH holiday, Klin In ii fn-Nlimiin lit Oii-kom Stall' colli'Ki', Mid, Curl Urli'liKon, HO Dim Id' rond. will lio IionIohh tonluhl (or a I'I'.O KIhIui'IiiioiI ClirlNliim pur ly. Dinner will Ik bci vciI hi hnr lioiiHt nl 7 oVUiik. Mih, Ijivv iviico Kvuih Ih In cIiiii'ku of the Uii'IhIiiihh proitriuii, Horn Tlmrxiliiy iifiin nooii lit Si, Chiirli'H lioNplliil wiin ii boy, to Mr, mill Mm. Mlt'huol C. Ki'hrnm, Idniihii. Tim huhy wcIkIii-iI K pouiiilM, 3 oiini'i'N, mid' Iihh been iiiiiiiimI Mlclmul Cormlrk Jr. Jiic DyNiirt, noil of Mr. mill Mi x, II, C. IU'ImIi, Ih lioine for (lie lioll' diiyt) from llio UnlviMHlly of On'' nun, wliuiti hi! In ii fii'Nlinuin. Mr. ami Mm, J. Edwin Iaidu of Wulxor. Ma., are pari'nli of a wiin horn Dee, I!), local filemlii have lenrneil, Mi. Lunit la Hie former I'liyllls Cue. She In Hie iluuijhliir of Mr. anil Mih. Moil' U'llu li. Coe of Keilmonil, A ilrlveiV llicnw exiimlniT will Im on duly In Bond Friday, Dee. 22, finm I) a.m. l 3 p.m. al the new mall' hullillni' on Sou 111 Third hlieel. 1'i'iBiiiiH wlHhlnK llii'iiw or K'i'inltK to drive are to get in touch with the examiner well ahead of the Nchedulod eloKlnj( hour In order to itnmire comple tion of their npplicallotiH with a minimum of delay, It wan mi nonnced, Mr. and Mih. Myron Snapp, 1535 Awlney rond, lire parents of a k'lrl horn Thurddiiy ariernoon at St. CharlcH liiiHpllnl. The bahy weluheil 7 pounilN, 8 oiineeH. Jurk ZleKler, U. S. Navy. Is home from the San Oli'Ku naval base to upend ChrlHtmim week with his iiiireiilH, Mr. and Mm. Jlenry ZlnKler. of the (J urn Vlatn community. 1 le will leave for l ho base Dec. 20. Jack In an airman apprentice, lie entered the service on August 28. AiiKini; Oii'Kon Slate college students home from Corvallls for the holidays lire Connie Lou I'alne, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Kred Paine; Marilyn Ellis, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. tills; Marian Phith, daughter of Mr. mill Mrs. Victor Plath, and Car men Klditr, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Joe Klder. MaJ. Melvln II. Slate. USAF, Bond, was Kudutiled recently from the seventh regular course of the Air university's command and staff school at the Maxwell air forco huse, In Alabama. 'Jnr Slate Went to the Air imlvcr slty from the WrlKhl Pntterson air base, Dayton, Ohio, where he held the duty assignment of base executive. Ills overseas services Includes a tour of duty In the 1'nrlflc area. The Sunday school Christmas program at the Christian Mission' nry Alliance will be clvcn Dee. 21 at 5 p.m., featuring recita tions and pagentry. After the pro gram, trails will be distributed. An Item which appeared in yes terday's paper, staljuK that Santa Clans would appear, was In er ror. Christinas observance al the Missionary Alliance church is never incorporated with presenta tion of n Santa Clans, church leaders pointed out today. Notice memlM'rs IWA Local 6-7, We have the ballots for election of delegates to Northwest Region al Negotiating Conference. Ask for your ballot during office hours. Voting closes Jan. G, 1051. ndv, Andls Welding & Trailer Shop will be closed until January 2, 1951, for vacation, - adv. The Donnor Klower Shop will bo open Sunday, December 24. ndv MAMA TIRED? Sisters Club Holds Meeting Sisters, Dee. 21 (Hpeclal)-A mi'iillm- of the '111 lliiri. club was held December 17 with the leiidr, Charles Christy, at the Campbell place, The namo chosen or tnu ciuii is Sisters Junior Horse club, Twelve members wore present. Those elected to of. Ilee were Carol Camnbell. oresl. dent; Shlrleen Harrington, vice- piesiuent; Nancy Campbell, treaH urer, and Dorothy Campliell, sec retary, Drills were practiced ut the rodeo grounds after the moot ing. Mrs. Hk'hard MeKenzIo nmt children, limbic and Hlckle, who had been visit Inu her mollwi- In Santa Clara. Calif., for the past six weeks, returned by train to rwiiinain runs Sunday. Mr. Me Kenle and sons. Don and Tom. made the trip by car to meel them and bring them home, from Klamath Kalis, Mr. and Mrs. Hert Demaris and Mrs. Decker and sons, Joe and David t;irardo, went to Hrlnevllle Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meyers l.'fl Wednesday for San Dleuo where they will spend Christmas with llieir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. find Mrs. Clyde Cooper. Mrs. Don Wyatt und daughter, Donna, were dinner guests Mon. day evening at the home of Mr. and Mm. Bob Morris. Persons from Sisters who at tended a dinner und Christmas party for the forest service work- ers, held In the- basement of the Deschutes county library in Bend, were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dlel, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Minks. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Drown and Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Mouser. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morion of Allingham guard station were also (here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pattersons daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dushncll of Grants Pass wero accompanied horo by Patter son's grandson, liobbie Dushncll, this week und. Bobble Is homo on louve from '.Ut navy. He has been stationed In Khodo Island. ' A surprise pink and blue show er was given Thursday, Dccombcr 14 al the home of Mrs, Bud Winkle In honor of Mrs. James A. t; lover. Thorn present were Mrs. Marvin Jacobs, Mrs. Bill Lcasure, Mrs. Dill Kurinan, Mrs. W. K. Clover, Mrs. Cecil Kandoll, Mrs. Did Clover, Mrs. Leslie Yaw. Mrs. Hay Smith and the guest of honor ami hostess, Those sending gifts but unable- lo attend were Mrs. Charles Underwood, Mrs. Henry Rollins, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. George Wakefield, Mrs. L. L. Per kins, Mrs. l.uno Fillmore, Mrs. Mark Winkle, Mrs. Pete Lellhau cor, and Mrs. Bill McGregor. Games wero played before the presents were opened. Refresh ments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Dud Winkle, and co-hostesses, Mrs. W. K, Glover and Mrs. Bill Glover. .... ( AH DltlVKIt AKKKSTEI) Orville Chambcrluln, Bend res ident who was the driver of the car Involved in the accident In which Mrs. Joseph Muyficld of roulo 2 was slightly Injured here early yesterday afternoon, has been 'arrested on a charge of operating a car while under the Influence of Intoxicants, accord ing to information on file In the local police station. Chamberlain, officers report, admits he was driver of the car that hit Mrs. Mayfleld. who was carrying a baby In her arms, und wus still driver of the car when it struck a hydrant near the Allen school. GETS DEI KNSE BKKTII Washington. Dec. 21 lUi The senate today confirmed the nom ination of Anna M. Rosenberg to be an assistant secretary of de fense. A senate commtitec has found no evidence that she ever was a member of communist front organizations. Hospital News Admitted to St. Charles hos pital yesterday were William Craig, llend, and Mrs. W. A. Hun noli. 874 E, Greenwood, The following were dismissed: Robert Hedener, Burns; Kenneth Blalsdoll. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Blalsdell. Bend; Mrs. Frank Bednurek. Redmond; Rodney Rosebrook, Douglas Stills, Prlscil la Botkln and Mrs. Edward Winn, all Bond. The following were released to day from the maternity ward: Mrs. Jumes Rector and son, Bend; Mrs. Edward Lane and son. 1135 Columbia; Mrs. Ernest Reed and. daughter, Oakrldgc; Mrs. Ronald Hicks and son, Crescent. IMUKtrOlW ELECTED Portland, Dec. 21 mi The Ore gon Seed Growers league endors ed a plan to establish a soil an alysis laboratory at Oregon State college at the closing session of Its meeting here yesterday. Members also approved a plan advanced by E. A, Geary, Klam ath Falls, to Increase fees up to 40 per cent at the federal-state seed laboratory at Oregon State college. Two new directors were elected to the board of nine and one was reelected. New directors were Archie Relkkola, Astoria, and Vcrny Scott, Sublimity. Scott Warren, Klamath Falls, was reelected. The office will be closed from noon, December 23 until 9 a.m. January 3. Dr. R. E. Johnson, dentist. Adv. VFW CHRISTMAS TREE SALE. Veterans lot by Roller Rink open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. dally. Choice selection of trees. adv. The practical sift, Electrolux. cleaner & air purifier. Phil Phllbrook, 1304 E. 3rd. Phone 1365-J. , adv. to.:; I7V lasl-niiiuilc shoppers niiis t'l'fraiileed lo ploose Ly llic famous nnnics llioy Lear . . . nnlionally known manufocturers . . . and : Miiiiiilieiiiii'rs ... clioosc from litis list. Nylon Lingerie Rl.yllim Nylon Hosiery raenc Col urn Miss Ulnim: Myers Made Gloves. Tell mama Santa Clam want her le gl more fun and last fut out of ChrliN mai shopping. Tll htr fo , 'cam to our drug itoro, and lot ui luggoit glfti for ovoryono on her Hit. Thal't rloht. mathor. I . won't taks long, and you'll , 1 have It done. , ' FOR EASY SHOPPING yih. DRUG STORE finfl ECONOMY DRUG Opposite roslnfflno Phono 333 m l.lamn Ki.l Nylon Palovn l: Scarfs I'xl.o Vnnuttc Sweaters - Majestic Cashmeres Nan While Sportswear Sucony Yoltintli; Blouses ' Nurclis of Dallas m c i . ciuaparelii Dexdale Claussncr I ownswear Vanetle Nolde . ; - . . Robes Kamorc Stellar Tula Dresses ' Henry Roscnfcld Jonatliat) Logan " Aywon ' ' y : Jack Her.og Kimberly Knits I. Doctor Carlye . Joint Defense (Continued from Page 1) come facts with all that this means for the defense of the free world. In Full Agreement "The secretary also reported on his Informal conversations with French foreign minister Schu man and British foreign minister Bovln. These conversations re sulted In full agreement on how the three governments, pursuant to the North Atlantic council's decision, would take up with the German government the prob lem of German contributions to the defense of Western Europe. "I am in full agreement with the secretary that the spirit shown by the countries of West ern Europe has Justified our con fidence that the free states of Europe mean business about set ting up our common defense sys tem. The success of this meeting will be a matter of great satis faction to all the American people. "Let there be no mistake about it the unity of the nations, of Western Europe and of the North Atlantic area Is vital to their se curity and to ours." Arrangements were made for Acheson to see the foreign af fairs committees of the house and senate at 2 p. m. EST tomorrow. State department. press secretary Michael J. McDermott said Ache son tentatively plans a 4 p.m. EST news conference tomorrow but will nor make a radio report on the Brussels meeting. ANOTHER SUICIDE San Francisco. Dee. 21 HP) The Golden Gate bridge listed Its 118th known suicide victim today. A woman tentatively Identified as Effle Mae Witt Jumped to her death off the bridge yesterday. The coast guard recovered her body several hours later. Meanwhile. Mrs., tisiner M. Griffin, 42, Los Altos, Calif., was released to the care oi ner lamuy after escaping death in a leap from the bridge Tuesday nlgnt. She landed on a broad steel girder Just 10 feet below the bridge, Passersby puned ner to saieiy. REAL CHRISTMAS SPIRIT! Kelso, Wash., Dec. 21 (IBFor the second year, Kelso ponce to day observed the yuletide season hu loauirirv "Mflt-ru fhHttlmflw" parking tags instead of tickets. Mayor L. O. Reynolds and Po lice chief Carl H. Pritchard said, "We can't spare the revenue, but alter all, mis is cnrisimas. MBS. CARAWAY DIES Falls Church, Va., Dec. 21 HP Mrs. Hattle caraway, Ti, llrst woman ever elected to the U. S. senate, died at a sanitarium to day after a lone illness. The 'former Arkansas demo crat had been ill since last Jan uary when she suffered a stroke, MORE PIGS RAISED Washington, Dec. 21 HH The agriculture department today forecast next spring's ' pig crop at 63,500,000 head. That is six per cent more than the 59,997,000 pigs farrowed last spring. . HUGE PLANE UNVEILED Seattle. Wash.. Dec. 21 (IP) The Boeing Airplane company and the U. S. air force revealed today a new model C-97 ' stratofrelghter capable of carrying 135 persons. Boeing officials said the plane could be used as a flying boom tvoe aerial refueling tanker, or as a troop transport. With tanker equipment removed, the giant air craft could carry either 135 com- bat cquipped troops, bJ utter pa tients with their medical supplies or attendants, or up to bB.uw ids, of freight. CARS IN ACCIDENT Cars operated by Mrs. Donald T. Grubb and L. L. Mattlngly were Involved In an intersection acci dent this morning at about 8:30 o'clock. The accident wi at th Lafayette-Wall intersectln. No one was injured, put the cart s'4" fered some damage. 1 ' ! - ' THIEF MAKES IT 60 ' '' Annlston. Ala. IU -. When hla par refused to star,' Douglas Nun- -mill, r-t If ..7. ut.nJ .&r.J L.k from a garage. A few minutes later he returned tq find hat thi balky machine had been driven away by a thief. ' .''.,-,' THIEF PAYS BONUS Coeur 0"Alene, Ida. dRA tav. ern manager on the Idaho-Washington border reported the loss of 160 silver dollars. Several days later he received In the mall an envelope containing nine $20 bills, a $20 bonus. ' ... Elks Annual CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY Friday, December 22, 7:30 p. m. GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL All ChlldVen Welcome, But Must Be Accompanied . by Members of the Elks. 1 Ml A winner -for Christmas Dinner... Crown's Suits Swansilown ' ' Jaunty Junior Fred Block Youtl outhmore Toys M Plnrulrnnt Baby Coos Dolls Little Women Dolls Madame Alexander Dolls For Infants tlnnd Made Drpssos ' NlRhly-Nlght. Sleepers Vanla Shlrls Beacon Blnnkels Swcttler and Cup Sets Shawls For Boys Ages 1 to 12 Billy The Kid Western Clothes Pickwick Sweaters McKem T-Shlrls White Stag Jackets For Girls ' Agei 1 to 14 .. s . Sacony ' v SUhny Tor Dresses Geisha' Robes Bambury Coats ' OPEN TONIGHT and Friday Until ? p. m. 'TTLoLJijriJijt Here's a special Christmas twist for everyone's all-time favorite. ..spicy pumpkin pie flavored with delirious nuts for the perfect holiday dessert. Crown's Cook-of-the-Month from Coos Bay, Mrs. Stella Cutlip, always uses enriched . , Crown Best Patent Flour to achieve the tender, flaky, golden brown pie crusts that mark her as one of the best cooks in the state. Mrs. Cutlip depends upon Crown Best Patent's uniform quality, feathery lightness and skillful blending . to give quality performance for every baking purpose. Remember the best cooks in town use Crown! w i ' rvatrain rvi r 1 Crown's Coofcof'-tbe-Month MRS. STELLA CUTLIP Ox s Bay, Oregon Cello Lee Tefd Recipe FIE CHUST (tnougb for 2 simglt crust fits) ' . Mixlogeibcr: 2 y cup, lftd Crown (ail Patonf Wow, WmcIihI or unbltachfd. Y4 ttaiDOon toll. ' , Cut in: cup cold thorttntng. Add, a few drops at time: 4 or S tablotpoaru cold waror. i Toss with fork until particles are slightly moistened. Press into a ball, then divide in hall. Roll on Ughdy floured board or pastry cloth. Fit loosely into 9" pie tin. , FILLING (for one 9-incb pie) : JMix together: Vi lompoon sail. :, ,v 1 i ) Vl cupi cooked, maihed pumpkin. V) cup sugar. J loaipooni pumpkin pit iplct, or o mlaluro 1 'A cups milk, of cinnamon, olliplco, clovos, ond glngor. 1 c-jji, boaton. ' Pour into unbaked pie shell. Gently sprinkle over the lop: , y, cup finely chopped nuts. 2 tabltipoons brown sugar. ' Bake in a very hot oven (450) for S ihinuies. Reduce heat to moderate oven (350) for about 30 minutes more. Bleached, or Unbltutcliect J CRO 1 ALLEY OOP F6EL6 JUST LIKE OKAY. BUT I'LL J NO TELLIMG " - . ANYOL! OCEAN BEND ALINE WHAT YOU. J ' WATER...I THINK ON YOU... JUST MIGHT FINDy . ICAN6WIM r?S INCASE VIN THERE, --, - - ! : .i :. . i a i:x :.: .ByV.THmHit " r I AUInL. V v1 , :,yt "Ti T-iS'tk, , v " -,YV I I ' ' '' , tawiiii.wiiiii(wiiiww
