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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
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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.
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PHONE 360
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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.
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PORK ROAST -. lb. 32c
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RIB STEAK ...... lb. 79c
Lean, No Cereal
GROUND COFFEE lb. 55c
Boned and Kollrd
PORK ROAST lb. 59c
SLICED BACON. lb. 43c
Fancy
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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.
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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. ,
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" 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
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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.
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