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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
( Local News TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday, 85 degrees Minimum last night, 11 degrees! (Standard Time) '. Sunset today, 5.43. Sunrise tomorrow, 6:51.' A girl was born yesterday at St Charles Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Arthur Valley, 3U Waii Street. The baby weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Circle 3 of the Catholic Altar Society will hold a card party and dessert luncheon Tuesday, Feb 26 at 1:30 p.m. at the St. Francis Parish Hall. The public is invited to attend, it was announced by Mrs Lloyd Evans, chairman. , :- A. J. Glassow and Loyde S. Blak ley of the Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., staff are attending the annual meeting of the Western Pine Association in San Francisco, Calif., this week Glassow, general manager of the local lumber company, is a past president of the National Lumber v Manufacturers' association A 9-pound girl was born this morning at St. Charles Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duval, Gilchrist. She has been named Ruby Olivia. Henry N. Fowler, associate ed llor ot. Tne BuUe"n. is attending the winter meeting of the Or gon Newspaper Publishers Asso Ration In Eugene tnis week end. He lfeft Bend today and will re turn Sunday. , . ' . 1nd Mrs' Harry ' Gamer, Gilchrist, are parents of a bov born Feb. 20 at St. Charles Me morial Hospital. The baby weigh ed 8 pounds, 7 ounces, and has been named Paul Frederick. Esther L. Duff yesterday filed an assumed business name at the county clerk's office for the Al teration Shop In Bend, ' The St. Francis parish will sponsor a square dance Saturday night , at the St. Francis Parish - Hall,' it was announced today. Dancing will start at 9 o'clock, and an invitation to attend is be ing extended to all square danc ers. ' Joe Thomas of Medo-Land Creamery, Bend, placed third for strawberry ice cream. and XJfth for chocolate ice cream, In the ice cream makers' competition at the second day of. the 43rd annu al, Oregon Dairy Manufacturers Association meeting Wednesday at Corvallis. Sixty-two entries, an all-time record, were received in the three ice cream classes. Neil Fredrick is the name se lected by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc Caffery of Powell Butte for their son, born this, morning at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces. A rneeting of the Deschutes county Republican central com . mittee will be: held in Redmond tonight, at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tetherow. f . Under sponsorship of the Amer ican Legion, a card oarty, open to the public, will be held in the Legion hall on Bond street Sat urday night, starting at 8 p. m. Pinochle will be played. Alfred Ira Moe, North Bend, and Jacquelyn Nystrom, Bend, were granted a marriage license at the Deschutes county clerk's office yesterday. I will not be responsible for any bills other than my own. Albert Allen. Adv. Dr. J. E. Peterson announces that his offioes in the Penney Bldg. will be closed Feb. 23rd to March ll,th. Adv. Columbia TRU-FIT Diamond Riners. Guaranteed not to slip. slide, or turn on vour fineer. See them at NIEBERGALL JEWEL ER, next to Capitol Theatre. "We Repair With Care." Est. 1926. Adv. Public Card Party at American Legion Hnll. 838 Bond, Saturday Feb. 23rd at 8 p. m. Pinochle. Sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Dance Carroll Acres every Sat urday night. Music by Western Melodicrs. Adv. WATCH FOR THE GREEN TAG Sec The Bend Bulletin Friday VIC FLINT WHAT VALUATION! V IM AOWEY-A " TWOfrE OEWEL 1 vvB'U. TO OUR BEST READ ABOUT IT! V - . ,1 VOULD VOU PUT ON Ik QUARTER 0 A ) WERE GIVEN MS Ay I TO CAT TMEM FOR MILUONAJKB &LAIN EK.! T ZTOizti uB-S MILUOM V5V KJaANP. HAVIN Jj XOJ. BUT OUH IN HOME BY MWBL Jf Vl MR WCRTH.WORE? l2 DOULKM-. Ji THEM BACK WOULD "1 OOB I TO OCT THAT THIEVE! rWOft 1 K LPg Mother of Two " Local Women Dies Mrs Ciltra Tbh. lirA on or Mrs. Florence Harms of Red- w.uHu mm ivu-s. is wopkins ol , : ' "'"'waj- ui ner mine m i-ebanon. .Funeral services were to hn Unl.4 ir J s ..cm nuiie&aay anernoon at the Huston Funeral Home in Le- hnnnn C!rDioBMn i . , . ''tuc oci vices ana Dur mi Wefl 06 afternoon at the "'ery at nooa Kiver. loco i V iJCC- H, 1869, in Iowa. She had lived in Lebanon 12 years, moving there from California. Her husband died uiuiuuc uiree sons. Floyd E. Wertz, Lebanon; E. Leslie Wertz, Portland, and '. Webster Wertz, four daughters, Mrs. Maggie ........, uver; mrs. Florence Harms, Redmond; Mrs. Gertrude Sneffer, Stayton, and Mrs. Lois Hopkms, Bend; three brothers. Will and James Keever, Kansas, and ovr ?1asgle Garberson, Laton, a surviving arc 32 grand children flnrt si m.,.?,... dren. 7 'sihu- McLaren Quintet lo nay bisters ' SISTERS IU. ot ,.. n.Tit , l ' . lne sisters Outlaws' basketball team will play " ""." "iviaiijn scnooi lor Boys quintet from Woodburn here uuMuiiuw nignt, in a game that is to start at 7 p.m.- . Earlier In thn '.l:1 . ... ocaauu, me UUI- jaws were overnight - guests at ""jo otnuui, wnere tney play ed a enmi nnH Hcit..,J j i.. ..... ed the schools. , The Sisters quin tet said the Woodburn boys prov ed to be outstanding hosts and ii i iviuiaren quintet Hospital News Mrs. D. J. Maudlin, 409 E. Haw thorne. WAR rnnHmftforl vaDn.. to St. ChnrlPS Momnrlol Unenlfnt Jrvhere she will undergo surgery lUHlUUUW. Other new patients at the hos pital are: Rnlnnri A Mull urtok ram; Mrs. Charles R. Paxt'on, 134 Delaware: T.pa TnncrlAn Mune. Mary Joan Williams, 2,'idaughter uj. ivir. ana mrs. (jnester Williams, Redmond: H A r'noiHair . ioqs Hartford. A tonsillectomy was performed at the hospital.this morning upon Joe Brumfield, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rrnmflelrt Sd" pi. eral. Danny Smith, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Warrington, 636 E. 4th, underwent an adenoidec- lomy. Dismissed Wednesday: Mrs.' Roy E. Glassow, Mrs. J. P. Mc Bride, Lavonna Hanson and Scott L. Crenshaw, son of Mr. and Mrs T.lnvri fVfinsnnur nil PAnH- FlarM Spence, Infant son of Mr. anfl mrs. muruii apence, sums; l-0- nard Wood, Wishram; Con Breen, Prtnmfilla . Mrs. Frank Dimick, 924 Harri- man, ano Mrs. Koy Anderson, 1324 Federal, and their infant daughters, were dismissed today from the maternity floor. Wl PHONE 360 FOR MANY MORE SAYINGS See Our THRIFTWAY ad in Friday's Portland Papers JUICES DKL MONTE or SHTJKFINE GRAPEFRUIT, BLENDED, ORANGE PINEAPPLE or TOMATO JUICE 4, 46-oz. cons 1.00 TASTEWEIA ' Margarine ........ 2 lbs. 45c SHUKFINE . Mayonnaise. qt. ar 59c DEL MONTE No. 303 can Peas can 19t SHURFINE No. 303 can Peas can 1 7c DEL MONTE No. 2 can, All Green Asparagus can 49c SHURFINE No. 303 can Creamed Corn can 49c Crisco 3 lb. tin 85c PTA Bach New Redmond Pqck : REDMOND, Feb. 21 An organl zathion meeting for a P.T.A.-spon-sored Cub: Scout pack was held Monday night at the John -Tuck School. Floyd Miller- Is to be cub master of the new pack and his assistant will be Qeorge Glllmouth. Justin King was .appoilnted com mute chairman, and Henry Raske will be the Institutional representa tive. Gene Stranahan, neighborhood commissioner for Redmond, was on hand to assist 'with the organiza tion. , - ', -, Mrs.' Kenneth Vadnais and Mrs. Taylor McClay, who will be new den mothers, attended the meeting. Others who have indicated that they will accept appointments as den mothers are Mrs. Jack Hartley, Mrs. Justin King and Mrs. Joe Gannon. ' Further plans for the pack are to be discussed at another meeting to be held next Monday evening at 7:30 at the John Tuck School. This session will include a training pe riod for den mothers. Social Calendar ' THURSDAY ' 6 p. m. Academv of Friend. ship, Moose Hall. . " , . 7:43 ti. m. Multnomah Colleee a cappella choir concert, First Baptist Church. 8 p. m;-Pythian Sisters. Amer. lean Legion Hall. p. m. Square dance at East em Star Grange Hall, s. 8 p. m. Neighbors of Wood craft, Norway Hall. a p.. m. Ex-Llbris Club with Mrs. Donald Waddell. 290 Port land. FRIDAY 1:30 p. m. Emera Club. Ma sonic Temple. - 5 2 p. m. Bend Garden Club with Mrs. Stella Nelson, 344 Florida. 2 p. m.-Trlple Link Club card party, IOOF Hall. 6 p. m. Eagles banquet. Pilot Butte Inn. : 8 p, m.-i-Card party at Moose Hall. 8 p. m. Rebekah lodee. IOOF Halli, , 8 p; . m. VFW and auxiliary, American Legion Hall. SATURDAY :l;30 p. m. AAUW with Mrs. William Niskanen, 525 Broadway. 7 p. m. Knife and Fork Club, Pilot Butte Inn. 8 p. m. Town and Country Club with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Drake, Butler Road. 8 p. m. Dinner at Bend Golf Club. ,' . 8:30 p. m. Buck and Wing club, square dance, sat Powell RnttA CLfanna Wt.ll r i UUVlb U.I1. . ...... 8:30 p. m. Square dance at Tu malo Grange Hallr i 8:30 p. m.-Pattern dance at Bendohian Studio, 1001 E. Penn 9 p. m. Sons of Norway, Nor way Hall. CONGRESS STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M. - 7:00 P. Friday Saturday: 9:00 A. M. 8:00 P. Armour's Banner By Michael Club Speaker. 'V Don Bolt, newspaperman, ra dio commentator, veteran lec turer and outstanding author ity on Latin America, will be the speaker at the February meeting of the Knife and Fork Club Saturday ' night at the Pilot Butte Inn. Bolt's talk will deal with South America. The Saturday night dinner meeting 1 , will start at 7 p. m. State Organizer Visits Chapter REDMOND, Feb. 21 Initiation ceremonies and an official visit of State Organizer ' Mrs. Lillian Van Loan, of Corvallis, were highlights of the P. E. O. meet ing held last Thursday evening at. the home of-Mrs. Max Cun ning. The meeting was preceeded by a dinner at Westminster Hall prepared-and served by members of the Community Church Guild. In charge of arrangements fcr the dinner were Mrs. , Allen Mills, chairman, Mrs. Gladys Steers, Mrs. Ruth Lear and Mrs. Hugh Amsberry. . initiation ceremonies werenem for Mrs. R. - W. Christiansen. Mrs. Van Loan was accompanied to Central Oregon by Mrs. Ruby Hoerner and Mrs. Marian Oliver of Corvallis and they were visi tors at the chapter A Q meeting Thursday evening. Mrs. C. N. Lar- sen ol Vancouver, moiner oi Mrs. Victor Clark, was also a guest, A report ol the laoz year book committee was made by Mrs. Fred Hodecker. Mrs. Denver. Law read the annual president s let ter. , , SOCIAL CLUB ELECTS REDMOND. Feb. 21 Mrs. Earl Dexter was elected president of the North Redmond Sunshine club at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the home oi Mrs. Glen Ferguson. Serving with Mrs, Dexter will be Mrs. Charles Wl Jlev. vice-president: Mrs. Ken Fer- Fereuson. treasurer. Mrs. Fred Dexter and Mrs. Stanley Edgerton were welcomed as new members of the club. Mrs. Fred McDonald was a guest. M. M. 210 CONGRESS GOLDEN WEST COFFEE lb. 79c Picnic Stvle PORK ROAST -. lb. 32c U. S. Grade Good RIB STEAK ...... lb. 79c Lean, No Cereal GROUND COFFEE lb. 55c Boned and Kollrd PORK ROAST lb. 59c SLICED BACON. lb. 43c Fancy SLICED BACON lb. 55c GREEN ONIONS, RADISHES ...... 3 bun. 10c Large, Crisp Heads LETTUCE each 10c V. S. No. I POTATOES ...... 10 lbs. 59c O'Malley and Ralph Lane Redmond PTA Ready for Show Redmond. Feb. 21 Redmond's civlu and service' organizations are making final plans for their parts In the PTA-sponsored Juniper Follies which is scheduled for two performances, tonight and Friday at the John Tuck auditorium. : Comedy skits include performan ces by Davey Jones, tho women of the Eastern Star, Jaycee-ettes and Women of the Moose. Scheduled for . musical numbers are . the Hungry Five, Jeanne Stauffacher and Ilette Hayes, vocalists, the Kiwapis barber shop quartet and sum econ at me piano. Orl?nni7AtinnB tn nai-ttnlrtalA tn the follies include the Lions olub nnH nilvilinvv ftllft VnAniAt. .IPnef- lon Sigma Alpha,' Woment of the muusiv r.E-.u., wi-mud, eastern Star, chamber of commerce. Jay- Pythian Sisters. ; . 1 ncuets are on sale at the Saveon Drue store for hnth nprfni-mnnms .which are scheduled to start at P-m. Couple Say Vows In Vancouver REDMOND. Feb. 21 Miss Ruth Dixson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Dixson of Clovcrdale, and Charles Edward Van Riper, son of Mrs. Rena Van Riper of Van couver,. . Wash., were married Wednesday, Feb. 13, at the home of Kev. Paul Kunzman In Van couver. Members of both families were present for the ceremony. . Tne nrtde is a graduate ol Red mond High School. I Bfl Brsrfl I 801 Wall Street I m H I 1 Crystalline B-12 F'JiSSi SS W " W Iffl I Tw Irttht RSS M - - . ... .JJfc3;, IRC Urge, med., imill 1 crv.ve v.lr 3 uic( ( Q7c M SA, 59c J . StampS-' yyeV , . Inat10.outat4 ' ft fi!!: jllll 3 2'0r79c Aijl f Jl Oetkt ' 4-ln-1 Vsnguud W Two boxes of Lozenges . I! 1 1 1 ' link 39 Iflfl EVE Screw.- PLASTIC 1 JT -' 15 "p,u,cs- 2 lh 8Q" I K 2DR79C' sf'verSi9 w!?wLEIj I fJ rjg r1 S Tube 25 Tabieu PfTZJLgLJ'ZMmi II '"""MO- Antiseptic TOOTH ifl I Cylc - tt M ' m , fiSaa i 111 m 1- Powder POWDER V ' BALL i B oil. mL CHUX S Ji iPi DniuT dcuc i B Formula Glycerin- Diaper Pads rillilrM Ssa' X DK. 4 t POINT PENS .J H pitcher Suppositories U 1 ww. LYON'S i L 98c J J:i...39c &.2S496 t:.:iM cZT bottle Tooth Powder 4 I Mm fjrMl fl HEAT PAD 1 WARMER f Ac J I ppriM I EVEN.FLO BOTTLES... ea. 35c WL 5.69 I fiSi. .. 1 fcyJ MATCHES 1 Q-TIPS Applicators 7Qlr LilSiM AM 2'fvcm",el mm J J k IJL4 1 BM'VUI B7mM 1 2.79 aytinal J K Irnfi'iHrTrr1! Wiw lmm AMuitipie vitamins! lilflMi ososr. mm ffl Loa 'f&Ts jWMm I $ LIGHTER 5oj M H.., j cAfJtf J. D Sack Tobaccos , , 1C WF cem-oii W COMBS shoe D R.S, 5c brand...... 4 TOf 15 Half Tonic M TAMPONS Choiceol, laces Q Camp Fire Adviser Present at Luncheon REDMOND. Feb. 21 Miss No ra Garvin, regional adviser ol Camp Fire Girls, Inc., was guest speaker at a luncheon meeting ol the Camp Fire Guardians an4 Sponsors Association Wednesday at Mary's Fireside Dining Room. Mrs. Joe Elder of Bend, camp Fire executive secretary! was al so a guest at the meeting. It was announced that birth day week will be observed the week of March 17 wlh, "Design for Friendship" as the theme. , Oregon To Keep uirS Y WHSfaSSUii ... Til mmts wiu . MAUia au v - ... 'TEST S5u .M,i mtinv..- -rlt4 dscuioa Td Idaho r.Mlhl 'in vt"' look fer tfcase varfer'es: sakis Nime oust oitcHUTU Nitmaw KLAMATH Nrmo SJMI for Economy Drugs, Inc. " Place cards In the form pf min iature tepees were made for the luncheon by members of the Blue bell and Daffodil groups, FVW GROUPS TO MEET Pondosa post of Veterans of Foreign Wars, and, the auxiliary, will hold a joint social meeting Friday, Feb. 22, at 8 p. m. at the American Legion Hall. Chief R, J. Gomez of the local Navy recruiting office will show offici al U. S. Navy films, and an eve ning of cards and dancing will follow. Members of the auxiliary will serve refreshments; - Man Decide -f,I:(lflrds to Your BEST food buy ...OREGON POTATOES Ortflon Potato Grower! know that th btil way to olv you tlx moat far your food dollar It to Vt.p on wiling only quality patatoai. Good potato.! glva you mora food value at a low.r cost pr pound . . . tubitandard potatoai are an xpantiv bargainl Compared to othsr fraih veg.tablti, potateei Hr you nourlihlng food at an economical prlca. - Makt iurs you fl.t your money's worth ... buy Oragon 4 poratot i and gt quality poratoeil , Oregon Potato Commission IIOMOND, ORIGON I tv . I -- h vire, mor foul trahw ar mmI( urv. Onswi potwtmn sakMl, trl4, frtMS-frrM, aasarewnlf In M.p. and satatfc Phone 323 ASK FURNITURE RECOVERY" Repossession of household furnl--. ture or payment of $775.84 phis at torney's fees is asked in a recovery action filed yesterday in circuit :, court by A. C. Stipe and Neil T. Agan, doing business as Stipe Fur niture company, against Charlene Dietzler and Consolidated Freight- ,. ways. The plaintiffs assert that . Miss Dietzler contracted to buy the ,,; furniture last July and Is now two months' payments in arrears. The buyer . has left the state, and has stored the. furniture in Bend, the complaint asserts. , . from Oregona Morictr fog t1.!9V.h,-W.ltrtt Dental Craaa v Tiotk Pasts Uvular BmndH QOe JQC fjHj Z I lf)CSl CIGARETTES, ctn. 1.5S Ig, p-rl. . f 7 within, OfcTTcIl COUPON 5f ! Bbrggjamr n i mil hi 1 1 v- -jawy 1
