The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21, "1952 PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON Sisters Rodeo Grouo Selects New Officers : SISTERS, "Feb. 21 A group ol directors ana memcers or trie sis ' ters Rodeo Association met at the Carl Campbell home last Tuesday evening to elect officers for the coming year. George Wakefield was elected to the presidency Lewis Luckenblll to vice-presi dency and Pete Leithauser will be ; the new secretary-treasurer. Out, going officers of the prganization are Carl Campbell, past president Ellis Edgington, vice president, and Lewis Luckenblll, secretary , treasurer. - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hatherlll and daughter,- Linda Jo arrived here Sunday evening at the home ol her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bembry. i He will report for duty in the state of Washington - and Mrs. Hatherlll and Linda Jo-jplan to remain here lor some time. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Howard and ..' children of Redmond were Friday evening guests at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert McKlnney. ; Gordon Hagen flew to Long Beach, Calif., to meet his brother Robert and drive his car here for him.' Robert is planning an ex . tended visit here at his brother's . home. Mrs. Blame Gammon, Mrs. Or val Hanson, and Mrs.' Newt Per , ry attended a shower at the liome of Mrs, Sarah Hamlin In Prlne vllle in honor of Mrs. Willis Spoo on Saturday evening. A- regular meeting of the Re bekah Lodge was held at Rollins hall last Wednesday evening. A Valentine theme was used in the ' refreshments. A contest In the art of millinery was the entertain ment for the evening. Mrs. Evelyn Elklns was absent from her classroom several days last week when she sprained her foot on leaving the school build ing Tuesday evening. Mrs. Loyd Hewitt substituted for the re mainder of, the week, i Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Bilodeau ac companied . by Mrs. Helen Bilo deau arrived Saturday morning from Seattle, Wn.. Mr. and Mrs. Bilodeau were week end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Scott Wilkinson and visited at the homes of other friends and rela tives here. : They left ; Monday morning. - Mrs. Helen Bilodeau Is a guest at the home of her daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs, Jonas Ham-mack..,- - " ' Mr. hnd Mrs. Perlt Huntington attended the Farm Bureau meet ing at the William Griswold home at Cloverdale, on Thursday evening. . . ' BUI Aylor and sons of Warm Springs are here this week doing repair Work on their house. , ! Mr. and Mrs. Rtchavd McKen zie and children drove to Prlne vllle on Sunday to spend the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mc Kenzle. . The Sisters Church of Christ announces that Evangelist Larry. Balrd will hold a two-week evan gelistic meeting from March 17 through March 30 at 8 p. m. each evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ncel nnd children and Mr. and M's. Earl Holt and children of Redmond were visitors Sunday at the home of the women's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Demaris. . Mr. and Mrs. Rnbort Hewitt, Jr., and son, Bobby, returned home Saturday evening after spending several davs at Sho shone. Idaho visiting Hewitt's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hew itt, Sr., and other relatives. Mrs. Tressa Mead, who was enroute Home on Leave : if 1 Cpl. Billy It. Pearcy, ion of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearcy, Bend, Is home on a 80-day leave after serving IS months with the 184th Engineers Combat Battalion In Korea. Following his leave, Cpl. Pearcy will report to Fort Lewis, Wash. " to her home at Merlin, Ore., ac companied the Hewitt's as far as bisters." - The newly organized church choir of the Sisters Church of Christ, consisting mostly of high school young people under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Phillips, brought, the special music Sunday atthe morning services. Mrs, Cliff uumann accompanied the choir on tne piano. Mr. and Mrs. C. ,A. Widmark have received word from their son, Cpl. Layrie . Widmark who was temporarily in Minnesota. that he is on his way to the East coast ana will be sent overseas to be stationed In Germany. uuests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hagen on Wednes day' evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolf of Bend. Bobby Hagen returned to Bend with his grand parents lor a week s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bud winkle and Ed Winkle made a trip to White Swan, Wash., over the week end to see Bud's mother, Mrs. Merry Winkle who is a hospital patient there. Mrs. . Winkle Is suffering from a back ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McClain and son Errol, of Portland were week end guests at the home' of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Benson. a xuu day win oe given to tne Sisters, community for a Child Health Conference to be conduct ed by Dr. Cutts, Portland pedia trician, and nurse, Mrs. weien marr Hammer, . on Wednesday, February 27, Appointments have been made to fill most or the morning session which will begin at 9:30 n.-'m. (However any pre school children may be brought for immunizations In the after noon, t beginning at 1:30 p. m. without appointments, according to Mrs. Hammer. Trip Taken - Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Noel ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harbison, Mrs. Jesse Line, and Mrs. Helen Goodrich drove to Portland Saturday morning where they attended a church officers meeting at the Sunny Side Sev enth Day Advcntist Church. The Noels also visited Mrs. Noel's mother, Mrs. Henrietta Strong at Grcsham, They returned home Monday. Lovd Hewitt Is a patient at the St. Charles Memorial Hospital in Bend. He suffered a broken bone In the upper leg In an accident while falllnc timber Monday. A Court -of Honor for the Bov Scouts of Troop 39 will be held next Monday evening at the school building. Those who have earned badges and awards will Ike Men Circulate Taft Petitions MEDFORD, Ore., Feb. 12 IP Supporters of Gen. Dwight D. El senhower were circulating peti tions here Thursday to put the name1 of Ohio's Robert A. Taft on the Republican presidential primary ballot May 16. The Ike boosters said they be-1 ucve wicguji vuicia oiiuuiu imvc the opportunity to express their opinions on all candidates. "Ike is a cinch to win in Ore gon if he has a chance to meet Taft out In the1 open," they said. Members of the group circulat ing the Taft petitions asked not to be identified. .Cefffll 0rt9 ipi" MR : Kilocycle Affiijare$ W'tft ffistouA Den t Jhboffcasting System receive them at the meeting. Lloyd Harold, Sisters marshal), Is tne new assistant scout master. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy McLaughlin on Sunday were Mrs. Gordon Hagen and children and Mrs. Walter Allison of Bend. "' The monthly Feliowshlo dinner will be held next Sunday at the sisters cnurcn of Christ. a valentines uav Dartv was held at the Earl Russel primary school last Thursday afternoon. The children exchanged Valen tines In their rooms and then en- Joyed refreshments of Ice cream cake, cookies and punch all to gether In Miss Alexander's music room, i ne ice cream was a treat supplied by the teachers, Miss Alexander, Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs Jess Scott, and Mrs. Homer Matson. Mothers of the children assisted in arranging the tables in the music room and serving re freshments. ... ... Many of the children brought pre-school visitors for the after noon to enjoy the party and over nunoreo cmidren were served, Mothers present were Mrs. AI bert Demaris, Mrs. O. J. Oatman, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Burl Gilland. Mrs. Melvin Mafiaffey, Mrs. Nor man ' Minks. Mrs. Nell Winkle. Mrs, Brockett, Mrs. Keith Cuts forth, Mrs. Wilbur Campbell, Mrs. Jules de Sully. Mrs. Fred Craven. and Mrs. Jonas Hammack. Mrs. Robert Jones was elected to serve for the coming year as secretary of the Sisters Chamber ol commerce at a directors meet ing last Tuesday evening. Mrs.. Doris tsattllana ol North Bend is visiting here this week at the homes of her brothers, Emmett.'Carl and Wilbur Camp bell .and their families. All members of the 4-H Clubs. their leaders and parents are in vited to attend a meeting Friday evening at the Tumalo Grange Hall. ON THE KBND WITH This evening at 9:30 KBND presents a special interview pro gram with Miss Nora Garvin, Re gion 6 Campfire executive, and Mrs. Joe Elder, local Camp Fire executive.rTonlght at 7, hear Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore in1 "The Story of Dr. Kildare.!' At 8 tonight, another adventure with "Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle.' Sunday evening at 6, . Boris Karloff portrays the good fairy, and Lisa Kirk and John Conte are co-featured in - the musical "Yolande and the Thief" on .the MGM Musical Comedy Theater, Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mika do -Is scheduled for Sunday eve ning on the "Chicago Theater of the Air." "The Adventures of Malsle" tomorrow at 7, starring Ann Sothern, finds the Brooklyn Miss doubling as a Thespian and a twpsicnorean. ..- ... i:w T -Tirui fl ,8ft MtuicAl Pertraita 8:4ft Happy Harmonafree :to New. sl& PuHca Uwk, Jr. 9:80 Camp Fir Girli Program v:4S nueical Souvenir :6ft Five Minute Hoei 10:00 Take a Number 10:80 Starlight Serenade . 11:00 SIGN OF 11:45 Fanntri zTotor ' 1:00 Nawa of Prlnevul 1:46 Matinee Melodiee 2 :00 Pergonal Choica . 1:1ft Jack Klrkwcml Show , 1 :4ft Nawa 1 :85 Platter Preview 8 :00 Platter Preview 1:16 Redmood Ministerial Anoeiatlon 8:80 Tin Pan Alley . 8 :46 Northwest New .- . i- , 8 :60 Healtatvar. Program , '8:66 Central Oregon Nawa. 4 :00 By Popular Demand 4:16 Frank Hemingway 4:80 Curt Maaeer Show 4 : 46 Sam Haraa and the Nan 6:00 Melody Way 6:16 Musical B porta Pamdt 6:80 Wild Bill Hick. 6:66 Cecil Brown 1:00 Gabrfal Heater , , , 1:16 Mutual Newareel 6:80 Tuna Vendor 6 :46 Bam Haya and Ilia Vtwa ; 6:65 Bill Henry and The New . 1 :0 Adventuraa of Haiti 1 iJO behind the. Story 7 :46 Remember When 7:60 Mono 1:00 Gracia Flelda Show , I iSO Muelcal Portrait 1 :00 Newa 1:16 Fulton Lewie. Jr. 0:gOIaland Serenade-- : . 8:45 Muelcal Souvenirs -10:00 Five Mlnuta Final 10 :80 Starlight Beronaoe 11:00 Sign Off , TONtnHT'8 PUncRAM 6:00 Sat, Treaton of Yukon 5 :80 Sir , King 6 Hr .'vn 8:00 Gabriel Heater H.16 Mutual .4reel ' 6:80 Cote Serehade ' b :45 Sam Haya nnd U Newa 6 :66 Bill Henry Newa 7:00 Story of Dr. Kildare 7:30 Behind the Story 7 :46 Remember When Grange Initiates Af. Redmond ' v REDMOND, Feb. 20 A laree class of candidates were present ed for initiation at a special meet ing of the Redmond Grange Fri day evening at the Grange Hall. Most of the initiates were from the Gateway Grange, five were from Redmond and several from Mud Springs and Powell Butte. Don Warelng acted as master for the occasion and Mrs. Vern Lantz' was drill team captain. me regular meeting 01 tne grangeVis scheduled for Friday evening, February 22. . . Americans are eating 19 more meat, poultry and fish than they did before World War II. " FBIDAT, FEBRUARY 21 6 :0O Top Of The Morning 6:80 Band on Parade 6:46 Farm Reporter 7:00 Nawa '- . 7:16 Braekfaat Gang , 7:80 Popular Favor lU 7:40 Nawa. . 7 :46 Morning Roundup , . 1 . 8:00 Cecil Brown 8 :16 Breakfaat Malodlea 8 :86 Nam, : 8:80-Bible Institute . 0:00 Bulletin Board 8:06 Muila 8:10 World Newa " 9:16 The A newer Man 9 :80 Peraonalitr Time . 9:45 Top Tunea , 10:00 Newa 10:16 Tello Teat 10:80 Fashion Trenda 10:86 Muelo 10:40 Early Oregon Review 10:46 Newa 10:60 Man About Town 10:66 Ken Carton Show. 11:00 Ladlaa Fale 11 :26 Newa .. 11:80 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noontime Melodic. 12:10 Today' Claeelfleda -12:15 Snorta Review 12:20 Noontime Malodlea 18:80 New UYouf best". to a' T at MAGILL S DRUGS Compart) our farnt with TRAIN or PLANE , for tavlngt .and it' chtapar by lor than driving your carl BtBflltWP iVSJ THE FRIENDLY BUS LINE 1068 Bond ' Phone 600 Lysol... 25c, 55c, 98c Hexol.. 27c. 69c. 1.19 Lavoris. . 25c, 45c, 79c Listerine. 25c, 49c, 79c Bisodol Mints. 23c, 49c Aeoral...... 99c, 1.29 Petrogalar .. 98c SERUTAN POWDER 89c. 1.49, 2.69 EPSOM SALT 5 lbs. 39c SAL HEPATICA 33c, 63e, 1.21 PEPTO BISMOL' 59c, 1.09. 1.59 COETS handy cotton squares. YES TISSUE ............... DELSEY TOILET TISSUE ...... .... 2 for 39c .... 29c -35c . . . 2 rolls 31c Shampoos , i For Women: - ; BRECK 60c, 1.00. 1.75 LUSTRE CREAM 49c, 1.00. 2.00 "Roux" Color SHAMPOO 1.00 Richard Hudnut 1.00 - 1.75 Plus Tax ELECTRIC SHAVERS "Remington" 23.50 27.50 "Schick" 22.50 - Sunbeam 26.50 ELECTRIC HAIR CLIPPERS 19.95 J DENTAL NEEDS TOOTH PASTE Chlorodent . Tube. 69c t Pepsodent Tube. 27c, 47c, 63c Ipana . Tube, 25c, 47c, 63c Colgafe Tube, 27c, 47c, 63c TOOTH BRUSHES Tek Nylon -. 2 brushes, 69c Squibb" Angle brushes, 59c-69c Dr. West's "Miracle Tuft" 59c Denture Brushes 59c (Prices shown do not include tax) Store Hours ' 8:30 a. m. - 9:00 p. m. MGDLIL'S MUG 117 Oregon Avenue Phone 157 yo K O Used Cars BEND GARAGE COMPANY, Inc. Your Chevrolet- Buick Cadillac Dealer AFTER ALL, YOU BUY TRANSPORTATION The Imslc roa-snn you huy an automobile Is for (ho use you . ran net oul of It. A used car from koiI dealer delivers uuloiuollve tninsMirliillnn iw positively ns nny new car liu 111 and at nuieli lower cunt, t ome in ami let us prove it. 1950 CHEVROLET DeLUXE 2-DOOR The Meet line in lovely mist (rreerf. Has radio, healer, umlvniciil and I'nwer Glldi, OK Warranty, of course. Special this week only $1695 1950 Plymouth Special ld.uxe, I diMir. $1645 1950 Ford Custom 4 Door, U II. 1595 1947 Chev. Aero Sedan Motor Reconditioned $1095 1949 Chevrolet, 4-Door llel.uxc, l'leetllne, K & II. $1395 1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe, H 4 II. 1045 1946 Mercury Coupe S I'as.. IS H Columbia 2 Speei Axle. $995 1946 CHEVROLET l-Door, lleeondltloned. $845 HOME OF NATIONAL..' ' FAMOUS OK t'SED CARS 709 and 720 Wall Street Phone 193 MM mm keep Of course, fhis new glass which reduces glare and incoming sun-heat is a Buick feature in '52 Here -P-J. With all the nev things we've had to talk about in 1952 Buicks, we're just getting around to this one. It's called "Easy-Eye Glass"t a new kind of glass with a cool, soft, blue green tint, which filters the sun's rays entering your car cuts down their glare and heat. You'll appreciate the "gjpre control" at any time and when you hit your first stretch of hot-weather driving you'll find that this glass does a great job of keeping the heat out of your lap. We know because thousands of happy Buick owners already have this new comfort feature. The rest of the automo bile industry is just beginning to discover what Buick discovered a year ago. It's a great idea, which costs you very little extra if you order it when you're buying a new car. But this still leaves the other folks with a lot of catching up to do. Ibu'll look a long way before you'll find anything that approaches a Buick's million dollar ride. Ibu'll look a long way before you'll find anything so completely satisfying as Dynaflow Drive. "You'll find it hard to match the style and beauty and 'harmonious good taste of a "W CW"4 "mJort SOADMaSTER. epXenal at Mr aul ea oUr Srrto.. 1952 Buick's interior trim and fabrics. .. And when it comes to what you get for what you pay-we'll gladly match price ' tags with the field. Have you had a good look at the .'52 Buicks? That's something you ought to do soon. ?ojZ2'?ZZ!!lZ; Mm arirJ'u m '" "'"" . - wt(.j " "M f-Vot prretMr arcifatfe fo Standard on ROADMASTKR, ntuynal at ertm eeX on etter'Srriea. $ur$is true k'52 i i BEND GARAGE COMPANY, Inc. 709 Wall Street Phone 193