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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1955)
Here and There Mrs. E. L. Knirfit of Tirana. a former resident of Bend, is here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Montgomery. Mr?. Knight will be joined by her husband over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bettel youn. Sisters, are parents of a Owens Services Held on Monday Military services for Sgt. Rich ard Owens, a casualty of the Ko rean conflict, were held Monday afternoon in Greenwood cemetery. The serviceman was killed Nov. 30, 1950, at the age of 21. He is survived by his father, Elmer B. Owens of Klamath I"alls, a sister, Lorenda Owens, Los Angeles, and three brothers: Lester, Lancaster, Calif.; James, Yakima, and But ton, Madras. Francis Gates was in charge of the VFW service, assisted by Ray Cooper and V. J. Baer. Company I of the National Guard provided a firing squad and pallbearers. I Pallbearers were Ralph Graham, Glenn Carter, Kieth Ramsay, I Frank Lehlo, Robert Hawthorne and Linus Dahlahein. Sgt. Owens was a former resi dent of Bend. Driver Fined On Liquor Count Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Anita M. Decker. Sprague River, was fined $204.50 in justice court last week for driv ing while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Judge Donald Ellis suspended $100 of the fine. Ramona Parrish, also of Sprague River, was fined $35 for public drunkenness, and is being held in county jail in lieu of fine pay ment. Dalson D. Topper, Beatty, is also in jail in lieu of $25 fin payment on the same charge, an" Edison Duffy. Beatty, paid a $'?"i fine for similar citation. Rollie Wegner, Jr., Portland paid $19.50 for overload. Harold H. Lick. Muscatine, Iowa, cited for reckless driving, paid a $25 fine. RUMMAGE SALE 134 Minnesota FRIDAY A: S ATI 'KB AY Muy 27th & 28th V ft J X 7 K I. Buy separately mix smartlyi Sailor collar ilmtlw shirt 3.95 I Bicycle pants, button-tab ijcU 8.93 FittM halter, adjustable nerk-hand 2. SO Klared skirt, button-tab pockets H.9S All lour pieces, only 19.35 tTtSSO t I llji J "It's a wonderful bmr ' 1" " girl bom Tuesday afterooon at St Charles Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 2 ounces. and has been named Rose Lavin.i, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Morgan this past weekend were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Junker of Twin Falls, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morgan of Wendell, Ida ; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Musgrave or Walla Walla, Wash., and Mrs. Esther Johnson of Stockton, Calif. Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Musgrave and Mrs. Johnson are sisters of Marion Morgan and the Bend man. The Bend soroptimisl club and the Bend Venture club will have a joint dinner meeting, for install-..-tion of new officers, Thursday May 26, at 7 p.m. at the Pine Tav.-in. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Laylon and Miss Gayle Eimen of Bend drove to Twin Falls, Ida., this past weekend,-, to meet John Laylon. U.S. Air Force, son of the local couple. While in Idaho, the group visaed Sun Valley ski resort. John had arrived by plane from Lowry Field near Denver, where he is studying electronics. He and a buddy went on to Denver by car, and Mr. and Mrs. Laylon and Miss Ennen returned to Bend by bus. Pedestrian Dies Crossing Street PORTLAND (UP) A man run ning across Portland's busy Har bor Drive during the morning rush hour was fatally injured at 7:40 a.m. today when he was struck by a car near the Main street intersection. It was Portland's 17th traffic death of 1955. Police tentatively identified the victim as George Stratt or Stratos, Portland. They believed he was about 40. The accident stalled traffic for blocks along Harbor Drive and a four-car collision at the same time on the east side approach to Haw thorne bridge caused another traf fic jam directly across the river. Driver of the car which struck Statt was Jess Lee Dorsch, 59, Portland. Three witnesses said Dorsch was driving north when the pedestrian darted from the east curb. The body was hurled 25 feet. Total area of the world is 196,- 910.-100 square miles, of which 55. SS5.000 square miles are land and 1 H.Orij.-lOO square miles water. tr.r r - ' i '4 ' -"Hs . 1 Final Pack Meeting Held Monday evening was the last scheduled Pack meeting for Pack 27 of the Cub Scouts sponsored by the First Christian church of Bend before summer holidays. Twenty-four boys of the regis tered thirty-seven received a total of 56 awards. Advanced to Wolf rank were Bonnie Sholes, Benny Hamilton. George Sowder, John Bak'er and David Thompson. Wolf arrows a wiiii a were made to David Thompson, Robert Cannon, David Mathiescn, Bcnirie Sholes, Benny Hamilton, George Sowder, Dick Robinson, Gill Vaughn, Philip Mickel, Russell Johnson, and Mike Drennan. 'Promoted to Boar Rank was Tommy Griffith with Bear arrow awards going to Austin Creson, Jim Bowles and Peter Cartwright. Those attaining Lion Rank were Paul Scvy, Mike Slenkamp, Dale Hoi Its, and Fred Whitmore and re ceiving Lion arrow awards were Mike Stenkamp, Dale Hollis, Paul Sevy and John Knoll. Webelos Rank, which is the highest advancement in the Cub Scouting program was achieved bv Paul Graham, Mike Stenkamp. Billy Smith, Fred Whitmore and Paul Sevy. Service stars were giv en seven Cubs for one, two and three years service in the scouting program. . I College Contract Gets Board OK School board members last night authorized Chairman Glenn H. Gregg and Mrs. Irene Cothrell, clerk, to sign a contract with tho state board of higher education governing operations of Central Oregon college for 1955-56. Only change in the provisions of the contract are in tuition charges raised from $55 a quarter to $G5 in conformity with increases going into effect in campus schools un der state board administration. I John Richards, secretary, and H. A. Bork, comptroller, are to sign the contract for the state board. .IVIN; IT BACK SPRINGFIELD, III. (UP) A man wrote to Gov. William G. Stratton to say he will return tlie wheelbarrow he stole from the state fair in 1950. The letter was not signed. "IlLo.njnJi,pJ.jnrLEJidL "The Fashion Center of Bend" I ' ; f i! IS ! ''4 different costumes for -. . under $20! jacony poplihi Urn's llie foursome tliat lakes yoti etvryuhrm-htUrT, -hi rt. p.m! and skirt. Bui don't gucis-sliop. You're lieing smartr-t lim you diooso fcacoir)'s tlr.-ver pop-onar. . .planned to gu-l"j; llier and to nuke more outfits for pr-cious little! You'll love llice presto chango poplins for their beautiful fit and stitclied-fmi-h . . . for the flatlcrins frosted colors. See them now, in sizes 10-1P.. mi PILOT TRAINEE Richard H. Armony, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Armony, Bend, was graduated recently from primary pilot training at Mar ana Air Force Base, in Arii ona. Lt. Armony, OSC gradu ate, is now at Vance AFB, in Oklahoma undergoirg his fin al 20 weeks of multi-engine training prior to receiving his silver pilots wings. (AFB Pho to for The Bulletin) Board Approves Auditing Firm Resolution re-appointing the Sa lem firm of Bowers, Davis and Hoffman to conduct the annual audit of the books of Bend school; district was passed 'by school board members at their special meeting Tuesday night. The price, it was specified, will be not more than $565. All members ol the board Glenn H. Gregg, chairman. Dr. J. S. Grahlman, Gordon V. Mc Kay, Bert W. Hagen and Charles Gorkett were present for the FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS JOLIET, III. (UP) Police found Jean Jericic, 2, wandering in a res idential neighborhood and took her to headquarters when she refused to tell them her name. "Why didn't you tell the police men your name?" the girl's father asked when they were reunited. "You taught me never to talk to strangers," she said. i V, i Bowlus Pupils To Give Recital Thursday Night Solos and duets Ringing from classical to boogie-woogie will he featured in a pu.o recite ! sh dents of Mrs. F. V. .Bowlus Thurs day, May 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the Allen School auditorium. Assisting with the program will be the Three Trumpeters, a girls' trio from B.nd high school.. Mem bers of the group are Donna Gum- pert, Dawn Price nd Judy Bow lus. They will be accompanied by Jackie Bowlus. Judy, Jackie. Jan and Jen Kim Bowlus, children of the teacher, will be featured in a two-piano number. Younger students will perform first, followed by the older and ntore advanced group. Taking part will bo Gary Benson, Dixie Caver- hill, Susan Barclay, Dennis Bar clay and Phil Gustafson, all of Sisters, and the following Bend students: Susan Billings, Bonnie Berkley, Jean Bookman. Jerry Bockman, Linda Byers, Karen Duncan, Janet Duncan, Gary Gettman, Karen Gettman, Candy Hanson, Linda Holgeson, Carol Johnson, Lori Ranger, Dickie Robideaux, Lynn Robinson, Dickie Robinson, Patty Rogerson, Karen Skjersaa, Ilcnnie Sholes, George Sowder, Janie Un derbill. Ann Westfall and Una Beth West fall. No longer does the term ' . . "Summer Furniture" limit your use of these versatile, colorful pieces that are eqqually at home, indoors and out, all year 'round. You'll like their practical features, and the way they give your room a colorful, cool atmosphere. u r'' Wide Web I V - All aluminum frame with yellow duran webbing. At tractive, easy to care for. Durable, comfortable. NO DOWN PAYMENT on any of ihesc items at the Store With the New Beck Door! Markets I-OKTLANl) DAIKY By l' nited PrcMS Kegs To retailers: Grade AA large, 51-j2c do; A large, 471!) -; AA medium, doz; A medi um, -Ui-JSc doz; A medium, 4ti4St' loz; A s.nall, 3S-Kc aoz; caitoiu. Uic additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, 65c lb; canons titic; A prints, 6oc; cartons, 6tc; B prints. 63c. Cheese To r.Muilers: A grade cheddar. Ore p. on singles, 42 la 45lc; 5-lb loaves;, 4tii-ly'sc. Proo essrd American cheese, 5-lb loaf, :kmic lb. POTATO MAIiKKT PORTLAND (UP) Potato mar ket: Oregon local Burbanks 4.75-5 for 100 lbs. No. 1; Central Oregon Russets No. 1A 100 lb. 5.50-6: five ounce minimum G.25 6.50; 10 lb. window 55-60e; No. 2s 100 lb. 4.'25- 4.50; 50 lb. i-2.1'5; Idaho Russets No. 1A 100 lb. 6-6.50. mJ051 ottk5k2 lvstck vvl042u25 I'OKTLAND MYKSTOl'K By United Press 1 Most of the cuttle supply was cows today. Cat He 4j0; more than half of supply cows; heifers, cows and Mills steady; no lest on steers early; utility - commercial heifers 14-18; utility cows 12.50-14; canners and cutters 10 - 12.50; few utility commercial bulls 15 - 16.50; few head medium and good stock cows 12-14. Calves 75; market steady; good- 't'- ': ' - ' ' 4 Slack Choirs 95 The Bend Bulletin. Wednesday, May 25, 1955 Redmond Hospital, Special to The Bulletin REDMOND New patients hi Central Oren District hospital Tuesday included: Mi's. W. R.I Smith and Laura Del Smith. 8. Sisters; Jimmy Scott, 18 months. Warm Springs. Mrs. Nedra Hud son, Jane Hudson, 8, Portland, an.i Mm. G. Hill, Route 1, Lebanon; Mrs. Albert Warner, Redmond. Six out-patents were treuted. Dismissed Tuesday: Chester Adams, 6, Glen Dryden, Route 1 both Bend; Frank Solter, 8, Warm Springs; Mrs. James Connolly, Mitchell; Merle Bessa Knlama, 2. Warm Springs; Ramona Adams, 9, Bend; Mrs. Tlielma Miller, Red mond; William B. Kurtz, Port land; Floyd T. Chestnut, Sr., As toria. Mountainair, N. M.. has been called the "bean capital of tlv world." choice venters 21-24; commercial 18-20. . Hogs 3j0; only moderately at livo early; market steady; few lots choice 180-235 lb. barrows ami tTilts 20-20.50: some choice 2 and 3 19-19.50: selected lots choice one 20.75; choice 350-100 lb. sows 15 15.75: one lot choice under 300 lb. sows up io 16.50. Sheep 300; market not fullv cslnhlishcd; early sales good and choice spring lambs steady at 20.50-21; small lot utility 1-10 lb. shorn ewes 4.50. il The Newest of the New Idee! for summer use now. Use I hem in he den, playroom, living room, bedroom or as extra din ing chairs later. Wrought iron legs, cane sect NOW ONLY CHAISE All Aluminum Frame Durable Duck-Covered Pad 6" Wheels FURNITURE CO Fines Assessed In City Court Special to The Bulletin REDMOND A $3 fine for failure to stop for a stop sign was givenv Jack Amen, Redmond, in munici pal cotnt lait week. The fine wis suspended. - Public intoxication resulted in. S'J5 fines each for Nicholas Antono Schneider and Charles H. Wino- gar, Redmond, and William S, Turley, MeMinnville. 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