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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1955)
k OUT OUR WAY. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE jWfh Major Hooole HE, BARGE! GREENWICH, Conn (UP) -The 1,000th. Connecticut enlistee in Hie Army since the Atr Force undertook a separate recruiting campaign was Pvt. Frank Sar geant. Students Hear Foreign Group 6a The Bend Bulletin. Thursday! February 17. 19S5 SWEETIE PIE . by Nadine Seltzer HEKE.LACEy, A HAWPTO Four foreign students studying m Portland high schools addressed an assembly ol Bend high school juniors and seniors in Thompson school, auditorium yesterday. The four, all seniors and in this country on exchange scholarships, discussed impressions of their by J. Say... you'll I enjoy . AHANDTO I KEEPM VDUWG VOUB HAIR H-- - ESAU, BOYS; r J. VC BfcSN 1UIUNC. 6PPNfl AND FOfJrg MF- ;i,ffA MOVE THIS f UOOKlW, BUT STAV GRAY, 116 THE VILLAGE gLACKSMlTW 4-, o- -J PILE--THE ) A SHOP JUST I PEVELOP I T ON AV CHAlR MODEL T8ERS AGEVX yJVX e APTAle ' SHAFT WE I AIN'T TH' BEST A HAM OM ?5W7 A (AVEIAQ ItiJQTIV PROBLEMS ( WHOLE VreNNY AKCAD6S ;::::( want is at n I place for A youR back. pYKiAO knotty kie UdaV5 snFOR kTiCKT-S- yiiTH' BOTTOM THAT"TH6y BUT STAY J f HOOPLE . rnwu.T. HAT 1 S KEP SWlUG- CO KIND OF ) "yoUNflAT AlR-CHAlR N.tS T hJEED IS A INS AT (.EAST J ( wJSLcy RpLlIwItI f (V0aTHIrtAJL-rLLyOU Boots and Her Buddies I -AKK - 0. 1 1 WtftSt-Tlw tftWNG ft 1 1 SWSYft .Wtftii" lTlti'ih IJ XNw I BWV . fc OKCY- 1 MUST m CmCL AVV W J MK'll Wl "l Captain Easy tV-:-c:::r'WWBE HE SEEN Y0U,5ISTER! fPSf HEP ME IM T V I A WT I HNM...STILL MAYBE WE ORTER NOT WOVE ?5Kn7ol ZTl WWAY, HE HIT HIS HEAD OW J TH' HOUSE WITH LATER UNCOWSC10US,HIIA VET, DOC! WE ROOWAME'5 ...irfiJtfClJRSiAN'ISOUT.COLD! , HIM, SOWEBOD fOtS. , o H r BUT I HUP NO A PRACTICAL NURSE..WEU ! ," !f " ",1, , " 1 W IU CALU JkEe? " INJURIES. WAV I LOOK. AFTER HIM TILL HE, TTrn TsOrr Vic Flint"''' ' '" - Music For j Powerland KBND 7:00 tonight A (ln.it muik oit rtcord brought to you by PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT American schooling. This evening the four will attend a meeting of Central Oregon Schoolmen, an organization of men teachers from mid-state commu nities. High School Principal J. R. Ach eson said the Schoolmen will meet for dinner at the Elks' club and then adjourn to Kenwood school for the monthly meeting. Features of the recently inaugu rated exchange program for high school students were explained by the four. They said the program is restricted to those in their senior year and provides one year of schooling. They said the program is pat terned on the exchange program lone employed in colleges. ' They said that arrangements for the program are made between schools in th iscountry and abroad wishing to provide scholarships for exchange students. Centra! Oregorf ' - IDIMbt 1 Kilocycle 1 TONIGHTS PROGRAM 0:0OOabrie) Heattwr 8:16 Speaking of Sport 6 :30 Behind the Story 6 :4B Sam Hayes 6 :56 Names & Places in the News 7:00 Muaic for Powerland 7 :30 Bend Garave News 7:45 Remember When 7 :C0 Evening Melodies B:00 Vern Larson Show 8 :05 Brandts Camera Club 8:10 PasHiiort to Dreams B:30 Eddie Kiaher Sliow 8:4fi MuMical PortraiU 9 :00 News 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. t :S0 Island Serenade 9:46 Off the Record 0:30 Official Detective 1:00 Sign Off FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 19.11 6:00 Triple T Ranch 6:45 Farm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News 7:16 Break faat Gang 7:H0 Morning Melodies 7 :40 News 7 :46 Morning Roundup 8:00 Today's Tunes 8:20 Northwest News B:li5 Kraft 5-Star Newscast 8:80 Bible Institute 9:00 Bulletin Board B :06 Morning Special IB Kraft 5-Star Newscast 20 Morning Special r3ft The Song & The Star :4r Top Tunes 00 News :16 Tello Test :30 Fashion IVenda i3ri Tliree Sons ;40 It's A Woman's World :r0 Man About Town 10:4t Newi 10:65 Northwest News 11:00 Florida Calling 11:26 Kraft 6-Star Newscast 11:30 Queen for a Day 12:00Noontlme Melodies , 12:10 Today's Classifieds 12:16 Sports Review 12 :20 Noontime. Melodies 12 :80 News 12 :45 Farmers Hour 1:00 News of Prinevllle lHO Listening Time 2:00 Platter Preview 2:16 Redmond Ministerial Assoc. 2 :S0 Platter Preview 8 :00 Electrical Information Program 5 :1B Northwest News 8 :20 Central Oregon News 3:25 Kraft 5-Star Newscast 3:80 You Win 8:46 Tello Test 4 :00 By Popular Demand 4:15 Fran Hemingway News 4 :80 Here's the Answer s 4 :4R Sam Hayes 5:00 Tune Vendors 6:15 Sporta Parade 6 :25 News 6 :30 Melody Way ' 5 :65 Kraft 5-Star Newscast 6:00 Gabriel Htatter 6:16 Dinner Music 6:80 Behind the Story 6 :45 Sam Hayes 6 :55 Names & Places In the News 7 :00 Eagles Notebook 7:16 Good Reading 7 -.80 Bend Garage News 7 :4" Remember When 7 :60 Evening Melodies 8 ; 00 WHO OSC Basketball Game 9:80 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9 :4G Conrad the Connoisseur 10:00 Off the Record 10 :80 CounterBpy ll:00--Sign Off Cpr. 15byNEASrvtca, In. "You broke Shultz's fried ieel" " " I ! . ' Li J OVER THEkB - f , . 9 JBAV,VOOUTTL8POOI.IP ThWT 3 THE ROCK.' J -- . "riimm:-L '"'iki . 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Walter R. Dry, superintendent of the Oregon State school for the blind, was speaker before mem bers of the Bend Lions' club at their luncheon meeting Tuesday at the Pine Tavern and touched on some problems faced by his insti tution. One of the problems, he said, is that of having people "accept" educated' blind persons who have made great strides in overcoming their handicaps and have become, in many Instances, leaders in their professions. Another of the problems, Dry mentioned, is that of earing for an increasing number of young sters whose blindness is associated with premature births. More of these babies are being saved now than in earlier years, and as a result, there is an . increase in the early-age group, Dry noted. Manner in which the blind are taught and prepared for work in many fields was told by Dry, who Flight Field Day Plans Completed Civil Air Patrol members at a meeting to be held at the Bend airport quaretrs this evening at 7:30 will complete plans for their .flying field day, set for Sun day, March 6. . Field day activities will center at' the airport, with the public in vited to watch the activities. Should the weather be inclement, the program will be held inside. A model plane contest and com petitive flying will be highlights of the day. There will be a fried chicken potluck lunch. was introduced by Dr. Mancel W. King. Clubmen devoted part of the luncheon hour to a discussion of plans for their annual Sweetheart party, to be held early in March at the Bend Golf 0ub, with the date to be set later. Members 'of the Redmond club will visit the Bend group next Tuesday. I agree! 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