The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 it 'a Mr PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 195t Hi Y-'i:- X '3 tii 1 m . . f;' Club Members : Sisters, June 21 (Special) At -the meeting of the Rebekah - lodge last .Wednesday evening, a special .tribute was paid to the F.U club members. Mrs.' Cliff Ullmann, noble grand, gave each F.L. girl a gift A contest was held between the F.L. ' girls for entertainment of the members. , Don Trushlem, Francis - Hender . sob and Kenneth Short served on ; the refreshment Committee. , A : large decorated cake was served with ice cream.' Mrs. Oren Erickson Vd daugh- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Erick son, and children left last week for International Falls, Minn., where they will, visit for a few weeks. Mrs. Pete Brundridge of White Swan, is visiting friends here. Tana and Terri Turner accompan- iea ner on tne trip and are visit ins; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brandon. . .. A new telephone line was com- ' pleted to the Ellis Edgington ranch last . week.: The number is HM. The line Is being constructed to -the Archie Brown home, two miles Irqm the Circle E. . Mrs. Lena Hanson and Mrs. Ruth Chapln visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mor- reii. :mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Cha- pin are. staying at the .home of , Mrs. Gabriel in Redmond. Mrs;-Jean McCIay will present iiEi- pufius in a piano recital in the music room of the Sisters grade School Thursday June 28. at 8:13 p.im Those, taking part in the recital will include Jo Ann Leithauser, Kay . Cyrus, Dixie CaverhilL Sara Ann Hewitt, Sha- - ron uay, rieim uyrus, uary Ben ' son, Frank Leithauser.' and Terrv Watsoni Parents aha friends of tne pufnis are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Olson and Ruby Yardley went (o Medford oyer the week end,, when they visited Mrs. Olson's father, W. J. Jamison, of Grants Pass, and a sister, Mrs, Jack Brophy, of Med ford. 1 ,:' . . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Harrington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Campbell and family, and Mr. and : Mrs. Carl Campbell and children . enjoyed a plcnid and fishing Sun: day at Scout lalw . . . - Mr. and Mrs; OWeri Hewitt and Wayne Hewitt of Shoshone, Ida.i came here .Saturday to visit, at the homes, of. the Hewitts' sister and1 family,. Mr; arid Mrs. Albert Demaris, arjd their brothers and families, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hew Jj! and Mr. and Mrs) Lloyd Hew ;' At the meeting oi the city coun cil last week, Don Trushlem was ? appointed ,.tq,; -till the vacancy caused by Audrey Perry's rifepart- ; ure for service In the aWif Dennis Barclay, thieeyearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Harojd Bar. ; clay, underwent a tonsillectomy ; at the St, Charles hospital last Tuesday. . ? :r.r ,-..(. .... Visitors at the Bills rtflngton ranch last week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGulre of . Sart Jose and Mrs. Lena Hartley, Redmond, nd her daughter,. Mrs. Ruth.De- City Caf-Bhte' f Rfdwood Mrs. Dave Zumwalt and daueh. ter, Sandra, and her sister, Mrs.' jcuiKc iyiur or tviamatn rails, stopped Saturday night at the Pome of , Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Zumwalt, : ; ;' .' ;, :.; Mr., and Mrs. HcyrifcM Mntsnn Went to Monmouth Sunday where they began their summer courses ft the university. Garold and Ramoa will remain here until aft- . '. er the rodeo. : ' - -. . .... ; Joe Graham, who has. been ill, is staying at the home of his brother-in-law and sjster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumwalt. , . : Mr. and Mrs., Dick Farwell and family of Eugene were here over the - week end visiting friends. They formerly resided here. BUI Lang of Prlnevllle. . who .lived In Sisters some 25 years ago, was a visitor here last Thursday. Clydene and Marjorie Bush were home from Portland over the week end to visit their father, Clyde Bush. ; Marjorie has been staying. with her sister in Port land to help care for her mother who is ill and' under doctors care there. Week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wyatt were Mrs. Wyatt's brother. Wilbur Spickerman, and Bert Mathews of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grldley and family went to Crawfordsvllle over the week end, where they attended the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McClain made a trip to Portland Sunday where they attended a performance of the Ice Follies. . McKlnloy Huntington of Fossil visited Sunday at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Perlt Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hewitt and son, Bobbie; Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Hewitt and Wayne Hewitt drove to Portland Sunday to attend the showing of the Ice Follies. . ALLEY OOP v : .-, ...:,v.-. .,;: By V. T. Hemlin VIC FLINT : ' " 'i rK9flP9fJP?r yZIR.fpCCrY.IT WAS 1 I Pb rVl t LAND SAKES.OOP I AMpl 'T IT AAVC "AAn A3T-AW At, 77SUV II.- J I- I I 1'f ta j-MgglwAggA88888fAg.AaM Mm 1 ' laKIAROUNrA NpTAr.,rt?S7c?K II 42.Y)hkfl MVGOSH.VVrWA I roMEfVVrSTfeJ .fr AMP PONT , I Slfcor-u rryStV IfLftMP HWISJiE IM I I TtCrS; I 6HOCK.' HEV. LOOKX ITSAY?? J it am om-ll! rlM?!... I 1 . I BUT VVE1X NEEP YOU TO I HPECTOfi II TO ME I rt . . II LEAVE TOWN! 4. I ctJCraVenu PMALIV "'WJKV m fJKZWmZfGi I HEREJS ,A .MESSAGE W ZJ UdFnJ i ' K-f TETIFV LATER. J OBCXVUlCOME . AN INVITATION rt iiv' ' ill i'itihm Kin y THIS WAY Don Lenhardt shows his new fellow outfielders how he'll All the surprising White Sox' need for a right-hand hitter against-left-hand pitching. His Chicago mates are, left to right, Jim Busby, Ed Stewart and Al-Zarilla. Lenhardt was obtained . from the Browns in a three-way deal, (NEA) . , ' Navy Task Forces Prowling Off U.S. Coasfs, in Maneuvers By Charles Corddry (Unltd Preu Aviation Writer) New York. June 21 iipiA navy task force, built around baby flat tops and heavily armed attack planes, prowls off each coast to dav In constant readiness for anti submarine operations. - - wnue otner suriace. torces ao their best to elude undersea craft, these two .task forces are pre- ared to spend all their tme look ng for . and destroying . such raiders. - ' . ', A day-spent on the D.S.S. Pa- lau ifi search, of "enemy", subma rines gives a fair- Idea" of how the task, force functions.' . The Palau, as Rear Adm. John P.' Whltnev; commander of task f(rce 81 and carrier division 16, ootnts but, is not a "plush Job" like , the heavy .carrier Midway. As the admiral put It. this Is how "the "other half" lives. r. vaurneni small . With Its hunter-killer teams of Grumman' TBF Avengers ' on board, a, combat air patrol over head and a two-destroyer escort, the PalatS' steamed Into the Atlan tic for about two hours. It is one ofcsfow small carriers -Its flight deck is only SOS feet long in d( vlsi6nm', . r KCapt. , J. C. Renard, the skip per, ordered his Avengers off In pairs, to begin the search for sub marines.' .One plnne is the hunter or search aircraft, with an enor mous .radar" Installation fastened beneath its fuselage. It Is likely to, soot' a submarine f "nl" small portion shows above the surface; IThe other plane Is the attack Or' killer craft. It carries rockets,; machine guns,1 depth charges and big searchlights. - ; Buoys .Dropped i f If any part of the submarine Is visible, the killer plane can make an' effective attack. If the sub dives and gets away, the attack plane drops sonobuoys which broadcast .underwater noises to1 the plane, ' Meanwhile one or two destroy ers, ordered from the carrier's protective screen, rush Into the area and, using sonar equipment to make contact with the subma rine, drop their depth charges and contact explosives. At woist, the destroyers can keep the subma WANTED LODGE POLE PINE Logs or Stumpage ANY PLACE IN CENTRAL OREGON, ANY SIZE STAND.. For Information Call DANT & RUSSELL Redmond ' Phone 215 , Ask far; ' George Edwards ism?- a- tfev ' rine submerged for long periods and can make repeated attacks. . On this particular day. Renard demonstrated an additional wrin kle when the submarine Grampus appeared In the , distance, dived and moved along under the sur face with ony Its snorkel lp view. A blimp, refueled from the carri er, was directed to administer the coup de grace. This is a good system- when weather and enemy airplanes permit. i j; . .:;;;' BUmp Used .' Equipped with radar, sonobuoys and magnetic airborne detection devices, the blimp hovered lazily over ' the ' submerged Grampus. From there it could hurt Its un derwater, projectiles .and deDth charges, . ... . The day is soon coming, Whit ney said, when ' helicopters will augment the anti-submarine team that was developed during world war II. , , , Bulletin C;.'-stfeds Bring Results. in FOLDING CANVAS and WOOD CHAIRS ea. 5.85 A. C. STIPE Furniture Co. 821 WALL The Only Stipe Furniture ' Store in Central Oregon. or Floyd Parker voke of rr orvin ' w Central Oregon " liVOI J U " Knocyclei : Affiliated With Hutual Don Lee Ireadeatting System ' roleohone MH '" ON THI WITH (BUD This evenine at 7:30 KBND presents tne weekly program of news irom tne at. unaries jem- nr-lB ' lv'n!tn'l '1 tn'V-' ''T the -weekly adventure of "Tarzajv Saturday, morning at iu:ia KBND airs a special program in place of the usual 4-H program. At 11 lfs Pa! club from the stu dios of KBND in the Coble build ing with all children Invited. And at ll:3QKelth King sings the western melodies listeners re quest in a half hour show from tne kunv studios, visitors are welcome.' ' Saturdav evening at 6:30 Frank R' Belgrano will be heard. TONIGHTS PROGRAM . SiOD Straight Arrow ' S.8& Bobbv BenaoD . 6 -.(10 Gbril Hettr 6ll6 Broadway ParttW 6 ;80 Gold Arrow Mlodl St4E Sm Haya and tha Nawi 6 :66 Iflll Hannr Newi . 7100 Mutual Nawarad 7:1 Sow Htta 7 !0 Memorial Hoapital Nawa 7 145-Muile tor Llataolns 8J00 Tartan - Opan 10 to S . ! D. as. TeJeofeoa t&6 . 8:S0 Behind tlw Starr ' , 8 :46 Rcmamber When ' . ( :6S MdodT Kcrnr-Go-Round aiOONewa ' ' ."- ' g:!6 Fulton lwfa. Jr. . ' ' 9 :a0 Major Lauue Baaaball , 10:301 Lovt a Myatanr ll:0-Sin Oil FBIDAY. JUNE II '6:00 Top oi In Morning . 8:8 Bddla AlDM , v - 8:4s Farm Kaiwrtcr .' 1:00 Newa ' 7:16 Breakfast Ganv ' 7 :80 Popular Favoritw . 7:40 Newa 7:46 Mornlnjar Roundup . 8:00 Cecil Brown 8:15 Newa ' , 8 :26 Local Newa . 8 :S0 Bible Inatltuta 8 :00 Bulletin Board . 8:05 Musie 8:10 WorM Newa 8:16 Gospel Slngere 8 :80 Tell Tour Ncirhbor - 8:46 Top Tunes 10:08 Newa 10:16 Telle Test 10:80 Fashion Trends. ' 10:86 Meet tlM Band. 10:46 Nera . 10:60 Redmond Yesterriw Tod 10:66 Man About Town 11:00 Brunch Melodiea U:2S Newa 11:80 Queen For A Par ' - 12 :0o Noontime Melodies 12:10 Today's Claasillada 1 12 :U 8porla Renew 18:20 Noontinle Melodiea 12:30 News 12:46 Farmers Hour ' 1:00 PrincvUle Hour 2:00 Personal Choice ' -2:16 Jack Klrkwood Show .. 2:46 Cold Arrow Melodiea 8:00 Platter Preview , 4 8:16 Redmond Ministerial 8:80 According to the Record 8 :6-Northwuet Newa 8:60 Music ; 8:66 Central Oregon Newa . 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. mmmm0 asm agp t-- WE'RE CELEBRATING out new face-lifting job at an OPEN HOUSE onSaturday,June23rd...wantyoutovisitusinourlargermoremodern . building which befits our growing community. We'll be happy to show you our new, spacious quarters and improved facilities. ..point out how the improvements have been designed for your convenience.. v Come to our open house. ..bring your friends. ..look around. ..relax and visit. We're looking forward to saying "hello, glad to see you". BEND BRANCH FDOSIF NATIONAL BAN IX including Strturdoy Ochoco Timber Sale Prlnevllle, June 21 i When the Ochoco Lumber Co. Monday aft ernoon was awarded iT5.(K0 teet of ponderosa pine timber in the Powderhouse district of the Ocho co national forest on- an oral bid oi SSI per 1,000 leet, an all-time record high price was Bcored. . It topped by $2.75, the $47.25 which was bid at an early May auction by the Pine Products corporation for around 40,000,000 feet. The runner-up In the Monday after noon auction was the Grizzly Lumber Co. The high price is at tributed largely' to the fact that there will be no expense in the way of building access roads to the timber, located about 36 miles east of here, - At another auction of around 800,000 feet of ponderosa pine, In 4:18 Frank Hemingway 4:80 Br Popular Demand , 4:48 Sam Hayes and lb Mem , :00 Popular Musks , 8 JO The Singing Marshall 8:00 Gaeriel Heater 8:16 Cota Glee Club ' . 8:8 Tuna Vendora .- 8:46 Sam Rare and The New 66 BUI Henry and The Mewa 7:00 Mutual NawarVal s 7:18 Island Serenade 7:80 Fishing Bulletin 7 :M Musical Portraits SrOOMagaslne Theatre ' tttt Behind the Storr 8:45 Remember When 8:80 Musie 8:66 Melody Merry On Round :00 News 8:16 Fulton Lewis. Jr. . :80 Major League Baseball ' 18:481 Lore a Mretcrr tl:o Sign OH OF PORTLAND the Lookout dUtrtct, Monday aft ernoon the. Ochoco Luinber Co. was successful bidder at a price of $38.25. , Expense will be in curred in the harvest of the Look out timber through road building. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results. g TWO Ml IB C ANNEAL BTATWlSgtfT For the year ended December 81, law Of the Axmericain CcBlxal iMKnuaoe Company ef It. fiOnls. In the Bute of Bflisonri. meS So the Insurance doeuAlssloaer el tig State win Bonde T.SIM.841 ucke : ,. Cmsb sad beak deposits AgeBre- bslsassa or aacolleete .S82.tm.aa i.aii.TAag 82.687.11 10.747.RA Other assets Total rimtft . 12.0.10.772.18 lues, gurplna aaa oiaer gsaos Lose edjastinfnt espenee , Uaesnied pretnlom e J,U.K,.,.UW 81. 132.00 S.ZM.afW.an 460.840.82 7,778. tot. U su otner iiemuties . Totsl liabilities, raplts paid m li.ooo.oegggi Daesalned aiaae (eeraleel 4.10S TttS.n aarplaa aa regards poncoat- I.1T1.MS.T1 !. 9SO.T7S.il TATxatx-r or poi Premhwa eemsd, f CtJ20.OlP.II tns eta laenrred umer bim lacDrred 4 Si:1 Qtm Uooea Mat hftCorn Irtmi nalTTB.! I.KW.48T.8S IIMBMItlMI 4BdM- ' nan nw W . ' 831.932.84 amm ..,,, , : attR.T27.tK 14J.W '941.BDT.It8 202.000,78 4M.4T8JIS - 8t.7f0.lfl WeitHndi ea etarkKoni, , Twcram ia tw 'DATOem Wet ikIiww rtcdTad i la OrTon. TiVrnurKn-Elirtn. fcrwtuB BM PcniaDtt. -Ore MCM8CI HttAK D(OtlT INJUIANCe COIf0AtlOM NYLONS TAKEN; CaASH IGNORED Bloomlngton, ID. (IP) Ignoring everything from the cash drawer to the sirloin steaks, thieves who broke into a Piggly-Wiggiy store here took only 400 pairs of nylon hose. - - .s'-1'.- , TNOPSia Or ANNDAIf UtATRilENT . For the year tniei Itettmbei H, im ( ,r. The Hartford Bteam Boiler ! Inspection nd Insiirance ' Company - tf HirtfonL fn the State of thnnectlcnL mde to the Iceurofe CummUflooer of the Stat o Ortjroq. Mffqtnt to lmr; , , iOKTriEB aUSZTS aa 4 l.KU).!i2X.is Ca iBrt baak depotlti ZT AirDtt tultncct of aneolleetetl prttBtoiaa iDtrrcBt, dlrldendi and real etttta lacotna doe and 10 tMl Mill! ' 873.341.23 , 8,843, 8886 UlS.819.86 JB.TM - tUbiittlaa, Totil idmltted lorpltu and' Other-Ftuirla '' 8S.4,5,:H0.3l 081 adjoatoirat pptain otirned premlutna " 14S.010.7S .-W.378.JWI. 37 aii omer umv HabUltlatfT aiMpt i n N 8 Cepttil paid np ...W.OOO.OOObo 31 .900, aw. 09 l-UBWiKnirea liliiaaf ".-' -i- X-tirplBa) , 8.844.841.33 " Borploa ' aaaarda polleyboM- ' J - 1 i : ll.IW4.84l.22 Premtami etrned - , 12. 332.Tih).jio jUetee Incurred 8.074.7S4!in txmM txpeniN Inrarred 308.808 25 - Other ondernrltJajt cxpeDtea .' unima Hli 8,862.tH.S 12.IJ3.708.R0 ' H0.0S7..W . . : ' 6aR.W8.SB ,141,408.24 t Net aadsrwritlnr iela iaHiaieD income - , , , .. L Other Income m -Total, before federal ' 1qcik - taiea ; rdtrtl ltMWnn tixea lnctirrdJ , Cap IUI chuKM (ratt)... - , Net Income , Dlrldendi to etdtkhow.... j)ika itefiu arfectlng mrplat (actr .. i v Tout ctplut and anrplui ltemi (net( l - : Inmfvfc In inrptua ta regard) . nAllrhriMlF81 ! . ' Vt.2fl.352.43 ; 1W.02C.M 1.130.32fl.47 ' ..740.3r).T$ .480.0000 A ' 9S.9KM . T44.021.M 1.4U.11T TA t lailMH la Ortfoa Ket Bremtami reeel-nrj. tot Ike Tear ,.i-tll 0,359.32 ; PrloelDal office la Ortfoo nooa. ai,lW8.4 t "LET'S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER" By Michael O'MaJley and Ralph Lane MEANWHILE AT DOCX CONIPEIS) I DOS HOSPITAL.. I BEAT PEAL. TWOfZE HUMAN THAN yOU.