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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1955)
The Bend Bulletin. Friday. January 14. 19S5 Here and There Robert L. Aenis, Gilchrist, and the suit brouei.t hv P Ct T.lnd. I jam . i,ucm, urescent, acnieved strom and sons, a construction honor roll recognition at Oregon firm, against the city. Technical institute, Klamath Falls I Kathryn Thurston of Bend is for the term which ended Dec. lT.jamong 101 freshman women at Aenis, a medical technology stu the University of Oregon who were dent, had a grade point average honored at the annual "Smarty of 3.G2. Lucht, who is studying Party" Thursday night on the refrigeration servicing, made 3.56.campus. The party is given each Mrs. William Hellman, a mem-iV-'ar by Mortar Board, senior ber of the sales staff at Wetle's, women's honory, sorority, for the is absent from the store because freshman women having made a of Illness. ,3.0 or higher grade point average E. C. Sullivan of Sullivan Glove Co. returned Thursday from a trip to San Francisco. Pythian Sisters will hold a rum mage sale Saturday, Jan. 15, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Burich building on Minnesota avenue. Dr. H. E. Jackson left last week end for Santa Cruz, to make his; home with his daughter He was accompanied to California by Tom Larson, who returned to Bend earlier this week. City Attorney Harry English and City Engineer John Eaton were expected to return to Bend today from Portland, fn Portland since Wednesday, they attended the trial in federal district court there of Sale Terms On Laundry Signed Special to The Bulletin PKINEVILLE Final papers were signed transferring the build ing and business of the Automatic Laundry on Locust street from Les Barclay to Russie and Doro thy Vincent Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and their 13 - year - old daughter Laurelane v have resided here for the past 9 Vein's. Vincent served four years m the air force prior to taking over management of the Prine ville Feed store, which he will continue to operate. Mrs. Vincent will manage the laundry. in fall term Fred Butier, who entered the service recently, was in Bend yesterday, en route back to Fort Old. He visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. Howard Lucas, 339 W. 15th street, and returned this morning to California. Markets PORTLAND ' DAIRY lly United Press Eggs went up a cent on the in side range today. Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large, 47c doz; A large, 44c doz; AA medium, 44c; medium, 42c A small, 35c; cartons, l-3c addi tional. Butter To retailers: A grade Jaycees Observe 35th Anniversary Of Founding in US Bend Junior Chamber of Com merce members today joined with members in Oregon in the cele bration of the 35th anniversary of the founding of the group that now has 2,750 clubs. In observing the week locally, (he Bend Jaycees will take time out to complete plans for their annual distinguished service award banquet and to review some of their many activities of the past year. Helmar Wallan is 1955 president of the Bend club. In 1954, the Bend Jaycees par ticipated in and completed 53 ac tivities and projects, ranging from assistance with the March of Dimes contest last January to the Voice of Democracy contest held in the local higli school under Jay- cee sponsorship as the year ended. Projects Reviewed Early in 1954, the Jaycees were instrumental in the organization of the Citizens Committee that worked for a new school. Later, the group sxirsored a junior fish prints, 66c lb; cartons 67c; A derby on the Mirror pond, as the prints, 66c; cartons, 67c; B prints, trout season opened, then conduct- ?-T T'; CORRECTION SWANSONS WHOLE CHICKEN Should Have, Read $139 3 lb. - 4-or. can EMCKSON"S FOOD MARKET AD THURSDAY 64c. Cheese To retailers: A grade Cheddar, Oregon singles 42 Va 45'iic; 5 - lb. loaves,. 464-494c. Processed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 39MHlc lb. POTATO MARKET PORTLAND (UPI Potatoes: Oregon Russets No. 1A 350-3.65 100 lbs.; few down to 3.25; 12- ounce minimum 4-4.50 lbs 2.15-2.25; No. 2A 50-lb 110 1.15; 10-lb. mesh 3510c; Idaho hales 5-10 lb 2.40-250; 100 lb No. 1A 4-4.25. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK By I'nitcil Press Hog prices dropped this week. Cattle for week 3200; marker uneven, fed steers mostly steady, other classes strong to 50c higher; odd head lots choice fed steers 21.25-24.50; few loads high good and low choice 23.50; bulk good steers 21.50-23; commercial 18.50 20.50; commercial and good fed heifers 17.50-20.50; calmer - cutter cows 8-0.50; few to 10 and over early; utility-commercial bulls 13. 5015.50. ! Calves for week 300; market ac ! live, strong at recent advance; ; good-choice vealers 19-24; utility commercial calves and vealers 9-17. Hogs for week 3250; market ed a local teen-age Road-eo and sent the winner to the Klamath Falls road-eo. The Jaycees assisted with Bend's Mirror Pond pageant in 1954 by sponsoring the pet parade, enter ing a float and, among other things, sold tickets. Later in the summer, the Jaycees joined Mel Stricklott in the co-sponsorship of bales 5-10 a highly successful square dance on Bruin Held that attracted peo ple from many parts of Oregon. As the vacation season faded, the Jaycees sponsored the stale Softball tournament in Bend, then in the early fall purchased a BB gun and a .22-caliber rifle for Chief John Truett and the city recreation department. As winter neared. the young clubmen built a sled run on Over turf Butte. (ireet Suntu Clans Some of the group's major ac tivities centered around the Christ mas holidays. The Jaycees worked with the Lundgren Lumber Co. in setting up a giant Yule tree in downtown Bend, illuminated the conifer, then sponsored the annual "Hello Santa" feature. Christmas trees were brought to Bend and distributed to ' riverside residents, for outdoor illumination over the holidays. In another ac tivity, the Jaycees treated some i-i'"wji - p.: . r - r- : i-a.-!: " DoltNOW! Do yourself and Bend's expert building craftsmen a favor by doing inferior remodeling, refinishing, reparing, mod ernimg, etc., NOW! See us for the best values in Pabco Paints - Wallpapers, Linoleums Armstrong Floor and Wall Tile, Linoleum Hardwood Paneling Doors, Windows Birch Kitchen Cabinets Whatever your need, save with Shumate Builders Supply -I I 41.. H nffnit .cu ....u -ww ...... youngsters at the Christmas steady opening; choice 1-2 butch-j ers jftu-.ij ius. laie u.M'v, t-iiuu..-- 3 down to 19; heavier and lighter weights 17.50-18.50. Sheep for week 2073; market ac tive, steady to strong with extreme top 25c higher on slaughter lambs; choice with some prime lambs 19 19.50; good-choice 17-1S.50; ewes 5.50-6. DIVORCE SOUGHT Suit for divorce was filed by Velda F. Dawson against John M.. Dawson in local circuit court Thursday. She alleges , cruetly. The couple was married Jan. 26 1951. The Jaycees joined with KBND in sponsoring the Voice of Democ racy contest. Keith Shepard headed the Jay cees as president in the highly suc cessful year. A lovely room begins with a beautiful floor! DO ST MOW Start your home improvement program now Make your home more livable, housekeeping eas ier, with floor coverings from Stipe's. We offer expert laying service Estimates FREE and without obligation plus the finest of nation ally known floor coverings, such as MATICO Asphalt Floor Tile Floorever Vinyl Tile Koroseal Floor Tile Linoleums by Armstrong and Pabco ALL WOOL CARPETING by James Lee, Sanford, Artloom, Hardwick '& Magee, Firth and others. CUSTOM FITTED WINDOW SHADES HOTPOINT ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS USE YOUR CREDIT at A. C. Stipe Furniture Co. PTA Meeting Set at Madras Sncrial to The Bulletin MADRAS "Buzzing abouf School," will be the topic of the Parent-Teachers association meet slated for the Madras grade school cafeteria, Monday at 8 p.m., it has been announced. Descipline, progression or reten tion, juvenile delinquency, guid ance, report cards, phonics ana polling, building program, toach r shortage, "three R's," non-read ers, and study habits will be discussed. Roundlablc discussions and a panel of parents and teachers with audience participation is planned. The meeting will he conducted by Gerald Newton, grade school superintendent. . 821 Wall Phone 100 WORK IN MIDWINTER Winter is the time to renovate buildings and modernize homes, Ore gon State Employment Service personnel in Bend stress. They point to the availability of skilled workers in the winter season, when general construction is at low ebb. Pictured here are men at work modernizing the Lava Court units on Franklin and East Third street in Bend. At top, Bud Troxel and Horace Flake are converting a former carport into a motel unit. Below, Flake at work on a door. (Dend Bulletin rhoto) Now's the Time To Make Those Winter Repairs What about tliat painting job you've been planning, or the rewiring? Now might be the time to un dertake such projects. At least, so advises Clark A. Price, mana ger of the local office of the State Employment Service. Price makes his recommenda tion primarily on the basis of the availability of skilled craftsmen during the winter months. Clark points out that during the winter a number of craftsmen are free for round-the-home or office projects that through the remain der of the year are occupied in major construction work. Clark, in urging businessmen and householders to have inside repair and improvement jobs done now, says: Miiy Jobs Available "Many inside jobs in the build ing, remodeling, painting and con struction lines can be performed in the winter months while expert enced craftsmen are available." Price particularly urges house holders and businessmen to under take interior improvements dur ing the winter in order to avoid the spring and summer construc tion rush. He points out that many projects planned for the spring and summer must be postponed be cause of the lack of available labor. Many building owners who wait until spring have to delay their projects for a year because by then "all the building craftsmen are working," Price reports. "Would it not seem to be only good business to get needed proj ects out of the way while they can be done and also provide purchas ing power when needed?" the lo cal employment service manager asks. All Get Help "Jobs and purchasing power help all of us," he sli'esses. Price advises that the local em ployment service is currently ac cepting job openings from business firms and home owners for work ers "for inside renovating, con struction, painting and remodel- ing ..." E. First & Franklin Phone US Use Classified for Results chants. lie says that openings are being listed "no mailer how short the duration of the job." Stressing that winter's gap in (lie construction pace can be made up with inside jobs, Price says that wages earned during the win ter will help bolster the economy. Aids Purchasing Power "Kniploymont, as everyone knows," he says, "not only pro vides purchasing ixiwer for tin1 wage earner, but also makes for increased business for Bend's Mer- Remember a few dol lars earned goes into local trade channel! und helps our economy.' Slill available in employment service files for immediate employ ment, according to Price, are a number of skilled workmen, in cluding cabinet makers, tile sel lers, brick layers, weather strip pers, floor layers, roofers, carpen ters, paper hangers, kemtoners, calciniincrs, panel palchers, brush painters, sign painters, plasterers, linoleum layers, laborers and others. Do It NOW Don't put off until later what could better be done now ask about one of our handy LOANS Trio Returned ;l; to Alii.ONA SH'cial to The Bulletin PRINEV1I.LK Mr. and Mrs. Three Portland teen-agers, who jirn ehm-unH will. hiti-.Tl:it-i-yini. n general store in Kent, were picked i11" Mills' wl, t'"n0 '" sl,ntl ,h" up by Clackamas county deputies late Thursday ut the local counly jail, where they hail beeji held for Auto Repoirs Home Improvement Hospitol Bills Debt Consolidation or ANY worthy purpose $25 to 2500 On Auto Furniture Salary Commercial Industrial Finance Corp. of Bend ' .115 Greenwood between Bond and Wall Phone m9 Call 56 to Place Want Ads since their arrest Tuesday. The trio was arrested in Mad ras by slale police on warrants from Clackamas county. The three were lodged in Hie lncal jail until picked up by the Clackamas authorities because the Jefferson county jail is without juvenile cell facilities. summer here S years ago w leave Monday morning for their I home in Arizona. Mills has been working as a painter and decora-' tor for Hudspeth's and she has been working at Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs. Mills was one of the II student practical nurses graduating at ceremonies held in Bend Thursday evening. You'll Have More Time OUTSIDE This Spring 1IF You do that INSIDE Work NOW! If it's PAINTING See us for Your Needs SUPER KEM-TONE Super washable., super dur. able, dries in one hour. KEM-GLO Miracle enamel for kitchens bath rooms, many color com binations. Kem-Glo Applicator Sets ACME PAINTS High gloss enamels, floor en amels. LIN-X VARNISHES Fine for drain boards, floors, atri tons. Kmlsf hot crease, alcohol, fruit juices, iKiiling water. ( omplele line of brushes and everything you need to Ret the job done. NEWMAN'S HARDWARE Bond St Formerly Cuffln's riiona aii) Do It Now while skilled help is available is dm time o do interior redecorating, remodeling and modern izing. (iel it mil of lite way now; you'll Ik; glad you did when the fishing season h-iis. See us for all BUILDING MATERIALS - PLYWOOD PANELS BOYSEN INTERIOR PAINTS & VARNISHES Pay The Easy Way Copeland Budget Plan No down payment Up to 3 years to pay. Free Estimates Without Obligation COPELAND LUMBER CO. 318 Greenwood, Bend, Phone 110 It NOW! Head off spring housecleaning worries by doing your in terior redecorating now, b' remodeling NOW, while stilled labor is available without waiting. You'll got your job done quickly, conveniently and have more time for leisure when spring comes. When you paint, whether you hire a painter or do it yourself, use Fuller fine paints! 11 Cookig's more fun in a COLORFUL KITCHEN Yours can be "color-new" so easily. ..with FULLER PAINTS Lovely colors (or cabinets, walls and woodwork. The right Fuller Paint (or every surface. Free Fuller folders show you the 3jy way to do it. Masterson - St Clair Hdwe. "A 1'l.unn Tn Nflrvi, You" Bond and Minnesota ,. . Phone) 88 J
