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f The Bend Bulletin, Tuesdoy, July, 12, 1955 Of Interest to Women I LA S. GRANT, Women1! Director , Animal Story Featured In Ice Fantasy "Holiday on Ice," will feature the new cinerama travelogue, which takes audiences to all the famous cities and, show places ot Europe. Also this fabulous ice show will feature Jinx Clark, Bill Blocker and the versatile Sonya we ana boddv Blake. One will JINX CLARK witness tile famous "The Merry Widow," "Dream Concerto" and an exotic East Indian Fantasy. Taken from the pages of chil dren's fiction the name of Mother Goose, the Big Bad Wolf, The Wi zard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, the Pied Piper and over forty oth ers. "'Storybook Village" is one of the most lilting and entertaining phases of the show. With more flash and comedy than; ever before, "Holiday on Ice" of 1955 has become known as one of the greatest international shows on ice. Ladies Auxiliary to Meet Friday Night The Ladies Auxiliary and Can ton Oeschutes number 19 will hold their regular business meeting in the 'Odd Fellows Hall Friday eve ning. Final plans will be made for Ahe series of card parties that arc 'planned for the 16th, 23rd and 30th of July. The first of the parlies will be in the Odd Fellows Hall. All members are urged to be present for the business meeting. ENDS TONIGHT! In Cinemascope! 5 Richard Jean Todd IVIers 'Man Called Peter' Also "Hunters of the Deep" STARTS TOMORROW! THEIR BACK!! IN n MARIE WINDSOR .i PEGGY KING 2nd Explosive Hit! UMP Onto ell! m semis iin mm mm voss ftlKUUJUX DHI HISUII Wilt Willi -Also A A Short Subject f J on Truffle Safety n 13 of Our Time. IJ "Devil Take Us" V BIG DRAWING TOMORROW NIGHT 4 ' rv TroMMitsTM,,. S iinn Social Calendar Tonight .8 p.m. Eastern Star Grange, (-.range Hall. Wednesday 1 p.m. Women of the Golf Club luncheon. 1 p.m. Home Economics club of Pine rorest Grange, pot luck pic nic in Pioneer park. 2 p.m. Central Oregon Chapter of American Gold Star Mothers will meet with Mrs. Earl Gregg 8 p.m. Kegular business meet ing of tfie Eagles Auxiliary. Thursday 12:30 p.m. Ladies of the Grange hail annus! pot luck p:cnic at Saw yer Park. 2 p.m. Womens Christian Fel lowship wilh Leona Biyant at 107 Riverfront. Drill Team Of Eagles Elect New Officers The Eagles Auxiliary drill team held an organization meeting at the Eagles hall last Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Nicholson was elected captain for the coming year. Mi's. Ben Packard, 1st Lt Mi's. Norman Thorpe 2nd Lt.; Mrs. Keith Ramsey, secretary;' Mrs. D. Ingles, publicity quarter master. Other members on the team are: Mrs. David Myers, Mrs. Noel Day, Mrs. Walter Jean, Mrs. Elsie Ross- wag, Mrs. Francis Darymaple, Mrs. Stanley Wood and Mrs. Rob ert LeBlanc. Mrs. William Ed wards was unanimously elected musician. Mrs. Bedrick Ilavlina and Mrs. Wilfred Fordham served refresh ments. Mrs. L. Nicholson requests that anyone wishing to try out for drill team come to practice meet ing first and third Wednesdays of the month. Flower Show Is Planned in Fall The Bend Garden club met Fri day July 8, with Mrs. Ray Cooper. Plans were discussed for the ex- iJbit at the Fair in August. Also the flower show that will be given in August was discussed and Mrs. W. F. McFaddcn was appointed general chairman. Thanks was ex tended lo the club foi the bou quets that were made for the Pap- eant Princesses and to those who took part in the Pet Parade. John Prichard and his mother, Mrs. Walter Prichad pave a falk on the work of the 4-H club mem bers and their activities at the summer meeting. He also ex pressed thanks to the Bend club for sponsoring Christine Hansen to the summer meeting. Mrs. Ward Connor explained the planting of perennial and fall ;eeds, such as Violas hardy ast ers, carnations, basket 01 gold and numerous other plants. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Cliff Rassmussen on Friday July 22. Fl'SK CAPS TAKKX The city powder house on New port and Shevlin Park rd., where dynamite Is stored, wap found bur glarized yesterday. The lock of the door was shot off and 5,000 fuse caps were stolen. NOW PLAYING! DELINQUENCY! ..in Today's High Schools! NNE FRANCIS LOUIS CALHEW AIo 'SUPERSONIC AGE' A C'Inpmuror hort ink'- Tlmilyl tA Shockingt F I ' fii v. i v3 B A DRAMA WP11' Jl I ' A,. . 1 JIM ST. JOHN and Inez Flores Ana, California. He is stationed Lady of Guadalupe Church Unites Si. John -Flores Our Lady of Guadah'pe Catholic church in Santa Ana. Calif., wasiMiss Ester Bellran. The other at. Uie scene of a beautiful wedding of interest here. Mr. Jumes M. St. John of Bend was manied to Miss Inez Flores of Santa Ana. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George St. John of Bend. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Flores, 1008 E. Pine Street of that city. The wedding was held at 3 p.m. June 5. The bride's father gave her in marriage. The bride wore a beautiful gown of traditional lace over white satin and nylon tulle. Her veil was" fingertip, trimmed in luce. The headpiece was of pearls and orange blossoms. President Fills Committee Posts Sporhil to The Bulletin MADRAS Committee heads, in cluding non-members who will as sist, have been chosen by Gerald ,, president of the Jefferson County Junior Chamber of Com nr. i'iv to work out county fair parade details. The event, sponsored for tho third consecutive year by the Jay cees, will begin at 10 a.m., Sat urday, September 3 and will travel through downtown Madras. Prizes and ribbons will be given to top entrants. Jay Binder, parade mar shal announces. Willis Fi-eeman is co-chairman. Included In the parade will be pre-school, grade, and liigh school children, farm, church, lodge, and garden club floats, commercial, industrial, and pioneer floats, In dians, and other mornted riders. Theme of the parade will be "Wheels of Progress," and entries will be judged on conformity with the theme. Parade committees: Industrial floats and machinery, Ted Moan. Automobile dealers, Jack Pegg. Horse clubs, Bruce Nicholes. Queens and princesses, Sam Small. Children, Jaycettes. 'Bands, Bob Brewer. Garden clubs and farm groups, Verne Campbell. Civic organizations, Glenn EidemUlcr Jr. Public ad dress and announcing, Newell Dana and Dean Kntriken. Judges. Gerald Lby. Indians, Mrs. Naomi Wagner. Police detail, Keitii Ornbaum, Charles Olson, Glenn Horn, Dick Steelhammer, Darrell Maxwell, Burl Waters, Bob Weldon. Payoff, Phil Clowors, Marvin Dee, Jim Newbill. Merlin Rodman. BI'KIAL Dl K SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (UP)- Paul de Lesseps, 74. son of Fer dinand de Lesseps, constructor of the Suez Canal, was to be buried I today. He died Mondirv of a heart attack. He hud been living here as a political refugee the past seven years. '-Ji A:, l f MR. HE SERVICES SEARS APPLIANCES Having mechanlcol trouble? Joil call the number below for prompt, efficient and economical service! HOMART . COLDSPOT SILVERTONE KENMORE z A NMION-WIOI SHVICI ... At ClOSI 10 TOU AS TOUt PHQNI SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Catalog Salra SSI Wall, B nd, Ore 1 were married recently in Santa in California in the Navy. The bride's maid of honor was tendants were Juanita Flores, ' miss rtima ueiiran, iwiss Armioa Mercado, and Miss Betty Beltran- The bridesmaids and maid of hon or were attired In lavender, pink and nile green taffeta, respective ly, with head pieces to match- Wiley Flores, brother of the bride acted as best man, and ush ers were Joe Flores, Leslie Cud worth, Edward Armigc and Roy Collins. Flower girl was Amy Lou Reyes, page boy, Miihael Cisne ras, and ring bearer was Victor Cisneras. The church was decorated with white gladiolus on the altar with a white aisle runner, and white ribbon and pink roses on the pew entrances. Mrs. Spelveda, of Or ange played the traditional wed ding marches, The reception was held at the bride's home. The decorations were white wedding bells held by white ribbon and pink roses with green fern for a background. A small band provided background music for dancing. The bride's mother chose an aqua silk afternoon dress with while accessories and a red car nation corsage. The groom's moth er wore a black suit with white accessories and a red carnation coi-sage. For going away the bride chose a lavender suit with white acces sories and the white orchid from her wedding bouquet. The couple honeymooned at Ros&rito Beach. The bridegroom will return to Navy duty after the honeymoon. Juniper Club Discusses Fair The Juniper Garden club met Wednesday, July 5 at the home of Mrs. R. L. Meredith. Mrs. A. J Ricci acted as co-hostess. Tho members discussed the Flower show which is to be held this year and members planned the covers of their year books which are to be Judged at a later meeting. Mrs. Eugene Davis Chairman, assisted by Mrs. A. J. Ricci were appointed as a committee to work out the details for a display at the lair in August. Mrs. Clarence El der brought a variety of flowers currently blooming In her yard and gave the names of encli and their growing habits. A dessert luncheon was served and the next meeting was planned for August 3 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stella Nelson, 344 Florida, with Mrs. Fred Shcpard as co-hostess. IUVOKCK ;k.ntki A divorce was granted to Patri cia Ann Malm of Bend last Satur day by the circuit court. The case was filed against Ronald C. Malm The United St sites Stipemo Court has had 13 chief justices. GLEN WALKER 1887 - ... 1 y Clark Gable Takes Bride MINDF.N, Nov. (UP) A new "queen" reigned over .Hollywood today blonde nctrevr. Kay Wil liams. Mi.ss Williams becam the fifth wife of Clark Gable, the graying, he-man actor known as "ihe kiiik'" in a spur of the moment reremony peifonnHl by a justice of the peace here Monday. After the brief ceremony, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon at an undisclosed destination, pos sibly Cable's secluded cabin on the,. Nevada side of Lake Tahoe. The marriage climaxed 13 year? of friendship between the 54-year- old Gable and Miss Williams, 37, whose battles in court and other wise with her former husband millionaire playboy Ad'iph Sprock ets If. made Hollywood history. Gable and Miss Williams always insisted they had no Intentions o( marrying. However, anonymous tipsters had telephoned news agen cies in the last two weeks thai they might be wed soon. They got their marriage license only minutes before appearing be fore Justice of the Peace Walter Fischer. They were nccomnanied by Mrs. Elizabeth WUManis Nesser of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Menasco of St. Helena, Calif. The flng of the Papal State r white anil yellow, charged with the crossed keys and triple tiara WINS "PRIVATE WAR" Charlton Heston was right. The movie star spent two years selling his studio on making 'The Private War of Major Benson." The story of a stern Army officer's humorous strug gles in running a boys' military school has proved a hit in pre- ; VP" II Z H X " N N v i "L" -IV ' low mnny volem tun l-l'plnn lino parry a( onrr? One of the reasons why long distance calls cost so little these days, is this: Telephone people have a way of putting a number of calls up to six teen, in fact over a single pair of wires at the same time. (Large cables can carry hundreds of calls simultaneously.) And each voice is distinct and separate when Aduit Tennis Session Tonight An adult tennU program gets underway thUt evening, Iroin fi:.10 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the high ncIiuoI courts. 1( will be held every Tueriduy und Thurs day evening. A minor change was an nuuiu'fd In the tennis program fur ytHing filers from 8 lit li years old. Two clufiKes s week will be held, on Monduy from 1 0-11 a.m. uud Saturday from 10-1 1 a.m. The over-12 age group will con tinue lo meet on Mondays, Wed iieKdays und FriduyH at 9-11) a.m. By Post Office Increase Noted Special to The Bulletin MADRAS Madras post office re ceipts for the fiscal year which "iided June 30 recordi-d a climb of over $1000 from the previous year, George Dee, postmaster, an nounced th:s week following tabu lation of recoitis. The 1WV4-55 amount was $29,332.- OC, compared with J28.0S4.4G in the 1953-54 fiscal year, for a gain or ?1247.ttl. I The total for the IKh calendar year was $31,823.5G. Under postal ivgulations, un office must do $40, 000 in business during one year to gain first class rank. The local office is now about $8000 below the goal. For the quarter just ended. $iir9. VI in business was recorded. The same period last year saw $6383.-' ro pass Into office coffers. The uiarterly increase amounts to $755.84. Three of the fiscal 185-1-55 quar ters saw gains over quarters of the previous year. The October, November, December period was lower than in 1953. Tabulations show July, August, and September of 1954 hit $6751.- 31. up $S25.35 from the $5925.96 re corded the previous ycur. A drop of $130.15, from $9483.46 to $9053. 31, was noted for October, Novem ber, and December. In January, February, and Mar ch this year, a gain of $76.55 was seen. The 1955 figures were $6367 90, compared with $6291.35. Items going Into the revenue to tal include postage stamps, box rental, printed stamped envelopes, second class Dostaee. nonmetered postage, bulk mailing lees, anal miscellaneous postal icceipis, The Norman Invasion of Eng land, especially the BMtle of lias- lings, is depicted in the historic Kayeux tupestry heard at the other end. In this way, one pair of wires does the work of many. The name for this is tho "Carrier System". And you can see how important it is. For, with out it, hundreds of thousands of miles of extra telephone lines would be needed. Savings like this are a real help as we work to hold down the cost of your telephone service. Pacific Telephone. J ' . 5? SOME RHUBARB! This rhubarb leaf, Just about a yard square, - is the pride of O. E. Hughes, who Rrew the massive leaf In his - garden near Columbia, Mo. Recent rain didn't hurt the rhubarb, but hailstones punctured It in a few places. Young Takes Seat On School Board: With Dr. J. S. Gralilman, new The board Instruclcd Superin- cuairman oi me ncuu scuooi board, presiding, Allen young, di rector-elect, was sworn In by Mrs. Irene Cothrell, clerk, at the board's first meeting of the yeur Monday night. Young succeeds Glenn II. Gregg who, with the expiration of his five year term, actually completed VI years of service as a board member. vomep mm Sava -iimft SerM Starchin Mo rUS- Muss rr you're notusinqyAHO yoii'te forking jog hqrd T a - - j ttMldoilt R. E. Jewell lo write Z Gregg expressing appreciation forT his devotion to school affairs. Young submitted his resignation as advisory memlwr of the dis- trict budget committee. The board accepted and expects to desig- Z nate his successor at Its next " meeting. Who ute The telephone people of Bend work to make your telephone a bigger value eery day I X