The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 21, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT The Bend Bulletin. Club to Give Public Party To Aid Fund ".The Mirror Pond Garden club Will hold a public card party, for benefit of the March of Dimes, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25, at the home of Mrs. Francis Stokesberry, 1601 E. Penn avenue. Both pino chle and canasta will be pliiyi-d following a 1 o'clock dessert. ..'Plans for the party were made at the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Snider, preceding a trip to Ihe U. S. Forest Service pine nurs ery on Butler road. Mrs. E. Ben rjctt was co-hostess fur Dip cles sert. An all-day school of instruction on horticulture and flower arrang ing will be held In April for all members of the Cascade district it was announced by Mis. Stokes berry, club president. Mrs. I.. W Franks of Redmond, past presi ilcnt of the Oregon 'Federation of Garden clubs, is in charge of ar rangements for the meeting. Tin dub authorized purchase of four Study books for use in connection wHh the school. Committee. Named ".' Mrs. C. V. Winterscheid, Mrs. F. A. Starky and Mrs. Snider were appointed to serve on the year book committee. TAfler the meeting, Mo women drove to the pine nui'sery, where falter A. Engslrom conducted a tour of the grounds and offices. The visitors saw the drying sheds, where a temperature of 110 de grees loosens the scales of the cones to release Hie seeds; the cone shaker, where seeds are ex 'traeted, and the building In which final processing is done. Seeds are obtained from forest areas in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, and the young trees stalled from seed are returned to their native habitat for planting, he explained. fra ttlmat. m bllgottoih CascadeTransport 1223 6. Iff. Phone 1642 J Ctnrral Oregon Agents for LYON Long Distance Moving m v my ffr-. uk IIiPPnI Finesf Collecion Ever VS) rnWf Now At CITY DRUG! J2 fif JltflrOlW Valentine Card with Enclosed N W WrTI Handkerchief 1.00 A w x vsMI "Make Your 0wnM Kits w r- jjPI Prked 29C' 39C' 4?C 3!?'-" jjzffi'jw treih Chocolates in Beautiful ''ifiWiTi , V R Valentine Boxes . From 49c to 5.00 VT WMf$hr EVE WANTS "ADAM'S RIB" J FOR VALENTINES DAY! ,4 SIB SfeiWcx CITY DRUG! xVMI I SO Hl W .1 Friday. January 21. 1955 Supervisor Sets Move to Prosser Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Gilbert Dyer, for the past four years supervisor of Farmei-s Home Administration of fice for the area, has received no tice of transfer to Prosser, Wash . from state F.II.A. director Kenneth W. Sawyer of Portland. The move will be an advancement for Dyer who will be handling a larger case load and will be doing some ap praising. He is also to have an as sistant in addition to his office staff. The confirmation of transfer was received by - Dyer Tuesday He says he plans to leave early in February with his fumily. An nouncement of his successor in the Redmond office will be made later Dyer was supervisor in the Mad ras office for a year prior to com ing to Redmond. He Is originally from llermislon, a graduute of Oregon Slate college in agiicultun economy, and before entering OSC served in the United Slates Ma lines. Dyer is moderator of the newly organized Redmond Bibli church and is on the board of Central Oregon Christian high school. He and Mrs. Dyer have two young children. The Redmond office serves Des chutes and Crook counties Board members for Deschutes are chair man Wayne llamby, Bend; Floyd Holt, Redmond; and Lee Putnam, Tumalo. Crook county chairman Louis M. Fischer and Joe Stahan ryk are from Princville. and Clif ford A. Dickson, Powell Butte is the third member of that board. ITA SESSION SKT Kpeelul In The Iliilletln REDMOND Five high school students will bring a word picture of RUHS activities to members of Redmond Parent Teacher associa tion at their regular meeting! Thursday, 8 p.m. in John Tuck school. Chosen by student council to represent them on the punel are Carmen Durfee who will talk about dims and organizations, Sue Swift who will discuss the newspaper and annual, and Sharon Rector whose topic is the drill team, band and rally squad. Student council president Kirt Skinner will de scribe that organization and Wil bur Durfee's subject is ShiIs and noon hour recreation. Ol.l'B BOOKS SPKAKKKS Special to The Bulletin PR1NKV1U.K - Sgl. Leonard uraoiey una uen oiituiK, from the Ground Observer corps in Bend, will be guest speakers ul the Friday luncheon of the Princ ville Soroplimist club this week at the Ochoco Inn dining room. Following their speeches, a film pertaining to the Ground Observ ers will be shown. Plans Underway For Prayer Day Spri-inl In The Bulletin REDMOND The first planning meeting for this year's World Day of Prayer observance was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R I.. Watch. Chosen to be chairman is Mrs. C. A. I.oop of the Four Square church where the Redmond World Day of Prayer will Ik- held on February '. Mrs. II. II. Sohm is secretary-treasurer and publici ly chairman. Theme of the special day this year is "God's Supply For the World's Need". The program of special readings, scriptures, music and prayers will start at 2 p.m. February 25 in the host church. All persons of the area, whether church affiliated or not, are urged to keep this date in mind and plan to attend. In the planning group Tuesday were Mrs. D. I.. Penhollow, Mrs II. II. Mustek and Mrs. C. C. Vice of the Powell Bulte Community church, Mrs. C. I.. Allen and Mrs II. A. Scoggins from Tumalo Com munity church, Mrs. Irma Hender son and Mrs. Walter llepner rep resenting Redmond Community church, Mrs. C. R. Iloiney, Mrs Veatch and Mrs. Sohm from Red mond Christian church, and Mrs. t-oop and Mrs. Roy L'rion of Four square church. Check Suspect Waives Hearing S iul to The Bulletin REDMOND - John R. Akin, Portland, suspected of passing ul least 10 short checks within Des chutes county, waived preliminary hearing Thursday morning when arraigned in justice court here. He was bound over to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace Don ald L. Ellis. He is being held in county jail in lieu of $fi,00fl bail set by (he justice. Akin was arrested in Klamath Falls Tuesday and returned to Des chutes county Wednesday by Sher iff F. C. Slides and Stale Patrol mini Albert C. Gassner. His arrest was made by Klam ath Falls police on a warrant from Multnomah county, but he will fuci prosecution in the local circuit court on a complaint issued (hmuK, u, (wiiiiond justice colli ! Akin is charged with obtaining money and properly under false pretenses. Total um wnt of short checks he is suspected of passing is not specified in the complaint. Reportedly some of the checks allegedly passed by Akin amount ed to $L'5 and over. Jaycees Install' 16 New Members The Bend Junior Chamber Commerce held installation for the largest group of new members since the organization's founding at the regular noon luncheon meet ing Wednesday at the Pine. Tavern Approval of 20 new members as announced. Ine following 1C Lampix-n, .lonn look, rea Fry, lyo Goetz. Bob Graham, Bill Crin dle. Bob Harmon, John Harpole, Russell Kiel, Jay Kroksh, Norman,""!1" A,d hoc"',y' Juvwi- Stevenson, !slie Swarens, Jordan Utsey, Don Wanamaker, Bob Wy att, and Cy Zeigler. Four other new members, Dr. P. W. Ford. Jumps Ludlow, Jack Pierce and Bill White, were not able to be present at the meeting. Hclmer Wallan, new Jaycee president, conducted the meeting For the benefit of the new mem bers, three past presidents spoke in various phases of the Jaycee urogram. Pal Metke gave informa lion on stale activities, Al Gray liscussed Ihe national program ind Steve Jackson touched on tin international aspects of the organ zation's work. Vacancy Exists On Police Force Applications for patrolman to fill a vacancy on the Bend police de- uarlmcnt are still being 'accepted, according to Chief John T. Truelt. Qualifications for an applicant include that he be between the iges of 21 and 35, at least a one- year resident of Bend and a high school graduate. Applications must be submitted in writing, the chief advised. Starting salary for patrolman is $1)11.65, with raises scheduled after the first six months of duty and at Ihe end of the first year. Top salary of a patrolman under Ihe current pay schedule is $H:"i0.2). A vacancy on the department was opened on the resignation re cently of Officer John Borigo, who had served with the force since Aug. m"a Airport News By I.KK FOKTKK Two visitors to report for the past week. The new year is get- ling off to a poor start, but it is hoped will pick up soon. Franklin Cook was in Jan. 11 on a cross country from Myrtle Point, landing al Ihe airport to refuel. George Tliorson, flying a .Beech craft from Los Angeles dropped in while en route through Central Ore gon on January 12. Oscar Murray, local contractor, flew to Portland in his Cessna 180 to pick up three passengers. The Bend Squadron CAP was vis ited by Syt. Hopkins, USAF, who is in Central Oregon in connection with Ground Observers Corps. Bucknum Gels Planning Post Appointment of Kugene Buck num, local realtor, to Ihe city plan ning comniissii.ii was announced by Mayor Hans Slagsvold ul the Wednesday meeting of the city commission. ISucknum will replace Kldon Drcnimn, whose term on the com mission was to expire May 1. 1!lfi7. Drennan, an employe of the Pa cific Power anil Light company, resigned from the planning body last month on his transfer to Prine ville. CAItS l).M.CKI Two cars were slightly damaged when they collided at the inter section of Oregon and Bond streets Wednesday evening Drivers were Adrian I.ucus Stearns, IMS W. litli, and Floyd William Snyder, route 2, Ixix llo. In Excellent USED GAS Several Makes and Sizes All Fully Automatic! Priced from Terms easily Suil your I County Court EE IT REMF.MBERKt). That at a n-Kular mwtiiiK l Ui County Court Mti tliiH lMh day of OrcemkM-r, ll.r.l, all mvmlM-ni U-itiv prtvent, thv following tjij.iu. wi, tranat ttl : IN '! II K MATTKK Or CLAIMS AliAINST THK COUNTY: Tin. following bill, wert orntrntt-d anil Ol ororreu paid : liKNKKAI. KUNI): I ........... PriUn. Tri.ua. Clt-rtf Hi"- ,uJufMyJ'!!: . . . 7" 1 I'm ia Maim, v.iuu Ta i)u. j !'. -. . "SJ" Su'r,';"'" s'h'l 4.011 CT.li 47.70 C.27 nn.tiit im- j. K. dill o.mi.ur.y. sri, il 1.30 Jail Ku - i1"':'"" fowr '"n lt- i,ui Hum. Juv.niir Kp. .. IU.U0 Central (Jrt-Kn Motor, Anne nor - rar fxp Mitf-Kiatr HrintinK & Sui.. A. Mwtr - Supp. - - (.onion Kandttll AKcnry, AvMut Km... i:,.0(j 3D.:i2 ?:,.& SIM 36.0' 7.U. 24.UI 10.00 4&0.011 St-I.Olj Wiiiium Tire St-rvire. A nor t ur exu f.eml (attruyt Company, AseHor ( ar t-.xp fi M. itusK. AftMvttxor Con f. K. S. Srnil-a, Sheriff- Conv. Exti. Krl I'. Palmer , Sheriff Trave Krirtine Tubman, Jail Kx(i. ., Kiiith K. Kaircriild, TrtaM.-- Pou- tilHP HaiuM Kastriiltre, Drafting .. i jut mauler, Assessor I ot uuv Farley Klliott, I'o.-.tmanler, Co. JuiIim-- fun t awe Union Oil Cuniimny, Sheriff Cor r.xp i'titrul OreKon Mt;tcrs Sheriff - Car Kxn Thi HrdmoiiJ Sookt-sman, A-n- Hur f.Ht.HO; Clerk M.'.H; l.wal 322.21) 100.0J 12.42 iilbert'n Insurance Axvnuy, Slterif f Uond I rem Don't W holt sale .Supply, Ct. lite. r.p I he Ih-nd-Truy Laundry, Ct, Htt. W.7 : Jail J.6 Krikst-n'-i Stationery. Sheriff lh.Oli: Aserirtor 16.00 4.0t Muhoiiey Office Kiguip., Clerk 4t;.ir.; Sheriff 11.70; Circ. Ct. ti.Uf. n.'KI 4.00 Bureau of Labor, Ct, Hw. Kxi. UreKon Ktule liume Coin., I'redu- tury Annua Control '30.00 Par. T.le. & Tele. Co., Tele-- Varioun OrficeM The liend Hull tin. I.euiil Hi.',, Union Oil Company, Annenur mm AH.61 Hfiulf r-MoH Company, Circuit Court- Hooks 20.00 KTC. COUItT HOUSE I1LDC. IMI'VT. FUND: Tho oiifc. Company, Ct. Hse. It.iofim; DKSCIIUTBS COUNTY SUNSKT HOME FUND : Union Oil Company. Fuel , . , DOi LU'KNSR FUND: 18D.12 Ihe I lend Uulletin, Pound N tU'OH 8.2! Fh.yd Hln.k, Siieep killed by llolTH R0.00 20.00 6.00 COO IB. 80 4&.00 3S.R0 C. A. N irk HI, Piic killed by Uu J. W. Schrunk, Dok Cum mix ion Moelintrn tieti, L. Morri.-ton, Dk Cornniin- MectinKs L. Cube, Dok Conimiwion MeetintiH. miliwe. telt. etc. Mi-k. C. A. Urbmi, Turkeyn killed by Uokh WKKD CONTROL FUND : ' Oregon AwricuHural Chemivalri, lelvar W PUIH.IC ASSISTANCK FUNDS: Suite Public Welfare Comm. De pendent Children l,2lW-7r : yiind It.5l); Old Akc 6.24(l.2r; tivn. 2.7U.2.-. ; Perm. Din. l.iiH.r.ii u ItllKUMATIC FKVF.K FUND: Opal JellHeli, Salary IIKNKHAI- KOAD FUND: llend-Portland Trui'k Servh'p, (ten. Kxi He ml -Troy Laundry, (Jen, Kxp., Lee'H Ciintom Uholtery, Part Miidifen's Auto Laundry, PartH Central Oregon Motoro, PartH llend Iron WorkH, PartH Flaherty', Parts ,r2ft.2f 70.00 11.74 2.10 ir.7f. o.2r. n.yii I87.8t; u. oi. HI. 60 f.2.87 27.0ti 6.00 404.14 84.1!) 10.30 14.73 ti4.;M 74.80 13.82 2.42 1.20 4.80 Si'litiiiiHii Auto Ml ec trie, Partx llend Auto Parts, Ine., Parti Hailou A Writrht. Parts .loeph Kkk, Parts ' Crater Luke Machinery Co., Parts Howard Cooper Corp.. Parti ... Heai Wheel & Hrake Service, Parts Kedmoml ( Houk ) Motor Co., PartH llend Chain Saw Service, PartH Industrial Paint Works, Ildwe. 11 A W Hardware. Hdwe Nelson Builders Supply, Hdwe. Pine llnicu Service. Fuel ... Union (turner Oil Service. Fuel Hilton Oil Company of Calif. Fuel 1.777.HK: Lube l!l8.4.ri 1,07.1.83 Tin Texan Comnanv. I.uIm . . . U.K. Itubber Weldern, Tire Aeel 20.80 12.20 Motor Tire Service. Tire Aeel A Schulze Tire Serv. Acct 1.07 1. BO Htihnond Itomlv-Mit. Cement . . 24.00 The Miller Lumber Co.. Lumber 7.2ft rimi'lia Lumber Co.. Lumber .. r2:).6ti Arinco Drainntrc & Metal, Lum ber A Cement L3B4.80 Pae. Tele. & Tele. Co., Tele. 10.70 Par. Tele. & Tele. Co.. Kadio 3.75 Wolf.DaviM Hadio Service, Itadio :i8.02 Pae. Power A Unlit Co., Llehtn ,8.r IN THK M iVITKR OF OKKDS I'O COUNTY OWNKD LANDS i At this time the Court niinied the follo.vinit lU'ettD : City of Hetid. S.W. Sit.!' of Lot 8, Hlock 13. Uend .. Citrreetion Deed L. Allen et ux. SK'i. Sw, 13; N'vNK"., See. 24, Two. 20. S.K. 14 K.W.M C00.00 S. Macartney, l.ot 3 A 4, niiK-k 18. Laidlaw f.0.00 (il.XKM AT STATION TOKYO (L'P) Tokyo police, grieved by complaints that their headiitiartei's is unattractive, have assigned four pretty girls to meet people at the building's two en trances. Officials also have ordered the women to take charm courses. Condition HEATERS '3950 up arranged to Budget ii i ? Proceedings John C. John Hon, lM 9. Block i. LaPine 2ft. 00 Sea ton H. Smith. A tract of land i NWMNWi S.-C. 4-18-12 1.2AU.0O IN THK MA'ITKR OF LIWUOR LICKNSKS: At this time the Court approved the following spplicatiom for liiiuor Ik-enneH: f.len Vita Oiuntry Club CIum H. Dutpenner Richard N. Copiniter et ux brother! Store-R. M B. B. Aa (ioddard et ux -Hampton St- tlore-- R.M.B.H. Bonnie D. Koiowokl Knotty Pine Cafe. LaPine R.M.B.H. for VJU A I'J.'.i. Floyd L. Holt Mountain View firoeery - Pai Waire Store Claw A. IN THK MA'ITKR OF LICKNSKS FOR MOTOR VKHICLK WRKVKKRS: At th-l time ihe Court approved the Pplieatiomi of the folloMintt for wreck ing motor Vehtelea: Mulirk Br oh. Arthur II. Cook dla Pacific Auto Wreck inn C. W. and L. N. HuetU dba Huettl Reoair Shop. 'N THK MA'ITKR OF DKSCHUTF.S BOUNTY LIBRARY BOARD: The Court appointed Hurry Drew to 'ill the unexpired term of A. L. O. Vhuler on the Library Board, and re appointed Mrs. Pearl Becker for a new e'-m. IN THE MATTF.R OP REFUND OF TAXES: At thin time the Court ordered the "nx Collector to make the following efundi for overpayment of taxi- : N-va McCaffery $:i0.10 Floyd Black 8.117 Department of Veternrm Af fMirai fto.n r THE MATTER . JF DANCE PERMIT: At thin time the Court granted the Veterans of Koreiicn Warn Post No. 1 38, Sifters, Oregon, permission to hold i benefit dance at Pleaxant Ride hall n Saturday niwht. January I, lr,",. N THE MATTER OF COUNTY PARTICIPATION IN FEDERAL HRUCELLOSIS PROCHAM : The Court made a Resolution to eo operate in carrying out the Federal Bru "elloriis Proirram. and rewlved that testa 'or tuberculosis lie comlueted an pro 'Ml in Section 5S7-1H5 O.R.S. N THE MA'ITKR OF APPOINTMENT )F A COUNTY VETERINARIAN : The Court appointed J. H. Davenport 'ounty Veterinarian to serve at the dcasure of the Court. The Court fur ther ordered that the territory for perv ce heretofore axsitnied to Dr. R. L. 'wia be BHuitfned jointly to Dr. Lewis md Dr. DaveiiDort. N THE MATI'ER OF APPOINTING DVISORY MEMBERS OF A Tit 1 OUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT BOARD: The Court resolvetl that it would be ulvUable to have a continuing board to uivise as to the conduct of the Trl lounty uuricultural experiments and ap tointed the following named persons and 'or the perioda of service on the said 'Ktard as follows, to-wit : Albert Campbell for a tliree-yrar term beKinniiiK January 1. ly&fi. E. L. (iriswold for u two-year term beirlnnintr January 1, 1166. Bertil Nelsin Jwr u one-year term beKinniiifr January 1, loftf. There beinu no further business. Court adjourned. C. L. ALLr.N, County Judjte E. E. VARCO, CommiHtiioner A. E. STEVENS. Commissioner December 22, IU'iA The County Court reconvened nt ten 'clock A.M. December 22, I KM. all mem !iers beinK present, the followiiiK business was transacted : IN THE MATTER OF iASOLINE BIDS : Al this time the Clerk opened bids for rasoline and diesel, the Union Oil Colu mn y beinK ihe lowest bidder was award d the contract for the 'year Ittfifi on its id of $.2131 for Kusoline and $.120871 for diesel. There bcinji no further business. Court udjourned. C. L. ALLEN. County Jut lire E. E. V ARCO. Commissioner A. E. STEVENS. Commissioner Penney! If A ATj1! ' IIMi ' . f jfJ N qualily... I washable, i MfiH loo! WW Li: SEW . . . SAVE, WITH THESE NEW RONDO- PERCALE PRINTS SOLID COLORS, TOO! There's fresh appeal tn the vibrant new styl ing of Penney's Hondo . . . the colors arc clear and true, patterns run the gamut from tradi- tional favorites to the forward-look moderns . . . there's sure to be a print for every type of sewing you plan to do I Remember too, the,so are hivrh-count cotton percales that are ma chine washable! 35-30 inches wide. r -- i re Wives of Ciubmen Guests at Lunch Lions were Tiosls to Iheir wives al Tuesday luncheon meeting ol Ihe club al Ihe Pine Tavern, with Stanley Scott in charge of a pro gram that featured music and im personations. Presented by Nor man Whitney, the Bend high school girls" triple Irio and a ne- ly - formed boys'- quaitel enter tained with songs. Highlight of the luncheon pro gram were impersonations, in Scandinavian dialect, by Rev. ' R E. Ylvisaker. FANCY WORDACiK WATERBURY, Conn. -UPI- The 1955 budget lists the operatior of ihe city dump under the title "Bureau of Restricted Waste Dis posal." Nov You A TV - -1 And you can buy them from any TV dealer in Cen tral Oregon, and let Portland Loan take care of the rest! YOU CAN ARRANGE YOUR OWN TERMS. Or you can finance any new home appli ance washer, dryer, freezer, vacuum cleaner, range, etc., ct Portland Loan. No Money Down - 24 Months to Repay PORTLAND LOAN CO. 85 Oregon BUYS LIKE -ria II II Penney 1 If X is your BIO. GAIN NOTED SHM'iaJ to The Bulletin PRfNEVII.LE According to fig ures released by Delbert Wilcox, postmaster, gross revenue from the sale of stamps, 2nd and 3rd class mail, bulk mailing fees and box rents, has increased $.'1,556 02 during the calendar year of III5I over the preceding year. According, to his records, gross sales for 19.VI were $61,119. !C as against $57,563. H .'or 1933. BEST-KNOWN HOME REMEDY lor Suffering of COLDS Can Own Yes, with no money down you can have everything from an antenna installa tion down to the set it self! S-188 Bend Phone 173 THIS PRCVS S7... UALITY greatest saving! 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