The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, July 16, 1955
Here and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith
and their daughter, Mrs. Gene
Collins and her son Kenneth, of
Live Oak, Calif,, visited here at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
L. Nelson this pust week. Smith
and Mrs. Nelson are brother and
sister. This is the California folks
first visit to Bend. They are re
turning to their home via Crater
Lake national park and the coast
redwoods.
Ila S. Graht and Mary Damon
or the Bend Bulletin staff left
Saturday morning to spend the
weekend in Portland. Mrs. D;i
mon took her son Alan.
Miss Kay -Bowman who is in
nurses training at Good Samari
tan Hospital in Portland, is horn?
for the weekend. Kay is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Bowman.
1660 W. 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barr
and daughters, Janice and Bat-
bara have returned from th
coast and Portland, where they
Social Calendar
Tonight
" 8:30 p.m. Buck and Wins Square
danre club at Tenvbonnc Granut
Hall.
Sunday
1 p.m. Pioneer Picnic
Tuesday
1 2 : HO p.m. Mirror Pond Gar
den Club at Petersen's Rock Gar
den. 1:30 p.m. Circle 3 of the Catho
lic Altar Society with Mrs. Al
bert lledcn. 341 Florida.
Mrs. Albert Heden will entei
tain Circle 3 of the Catholic Al
tar Society at her home on 341
Florida Ave. Tuesday 1:30 p.m.
The pax) presidents of the de
gree of Honor are to meet at the
home of Mrs.. Paul Mickcl in
Prineville at 7:30 Tuesday July
19. Members are asked to meet
at the-home of Mrs. W. J. Crcigh
ton, 1446 Hill St. to leave.
HKU K1DKKS
By Shnrnn llirliel
Rim Rock Riders held their
third meetiiiR at the new Rim
Rock Riders club grounds, Thurs
day, July 14. Regular meetings
are to be held every Monday antl
Thursday. Mrs. Hollingshead at
tended ' a horsemanship judginj,
class at Oregon State and did not
hold the Monday July 11, meet
ing. A playday and pntlurk' are
planned for July 17, at 1:30, Avjtlt
horsemanship classfls to get un
der way at 2 p.m. in the three aire
groups. All purr-Ms or those who
die interested are invited to at
tend.
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CIIX? thmlf ffilrsi ttafif
The future won't take care of Itself. V'oti must 1)0 something
about It! I'lrsl .set your sights on a goal in life . . . then chart
the courw- that will take you there.
When it comes to building solidly for the future there
is no substitute, for systematic savings at your savings
bank. Make every "ray Day" a "Save-Day". Kach deposit
In your areounl will be a milestone on the road lo a hap.
Iy and successful future for your family and yourself:
But start Today!"
Semi-Annua!
DIVIDEND of...
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There
spent the first part ot the week
Mirror Pond Garden Club will
meet Tuesday the 19th at twelve
thirty, at the Peterson's Rock
Garden for a planned pot-luck pic
nic. All, members are to bring iwo
dozen cookies for the refreshments
to be served later to the Spanish
American War veterans.
The Central Oregon Area of Prac
tical nurses will hold their month
ly meeting at the Pioneer Memor
ial Hospital, in Prineville on Wed
nesday evening. May 20, at 7:30
p.m. All are urged to attend
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Erickson, 345 Riverside, Bend, 8
baby girl. The baby weighed siy
pounds thirteen ounces. She was
ooin juiy 10.
Reunion Planned
For Prineville
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE The fourth an
nual reunion of pupils who at
tended the Prineville grade school
between the years of 1887 and
1910 and their teachers will b?
held at the Oehoco Inn dininc
room on August fi.
The occasion will be a no-hosl
smorgasbord, starting at 6 p m.
Persons planning on attending
have been asked to notify Mrs.
Millard Elkius, 598 E. 3rd street,
so reservations can be made.
The reunion wil bo on the ev-.1
of the annual Crook county pio
neer picnic,' Sunday August 7.
Redmond Hospital
Special to The Hull, tin
REDMOND Admitted to Cen
tral Oregon district hospital Fri
day: Gary Meyers, 9, Dwayne
Forrester, Ifi, Redmond: Rodnev
Sullens, 2, Terrebonne; Mrs. Dale
Elkin, Warm Springs; Albert Ne
mitz, Madras.
Discharged Friday: Josenh
Scott, Sisters; Arthur Jones, Po
well Butte; Mrs. Joseph Garbo,
Madras; and from maternity floor
Mrs. Calvin Carney, Route 1, Mad
ras, with son Paul Calvin. Carl
Bagne. Sislers, was discharged
Thursday night.
VANDALISM ItKI'dltTI I)
Vandalism was reported at 121-1
Fresno avenue by Mrs. Delia Bri-
bo, owner of the property. Shc
complained to the Bend police Ihnt
the last time she visited her housi
in April, everything was all right
but early this week she found tha'
windows were broken, the roof
was smashed, and walls wer.
knocked down. Several daveiv
cushions were also taken.
your future!
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safety check-ups on motorists. The emphasis is on having the
cars in safe-driving condition. Top picture shows officers stop
ping cars on Wall street in front of the Post Office building
yesterday afternoon. Below, Sgt. Dean Hunt checks operator's
license of A. L. Bella. (Bend Bulletin Photo)
Mahes Services
Set for Monday
Services for Charles A. Matlus.
1)7, loim time Bend resitlent and
owner of the Mathes building on
Bond street, will be held at the
.Miller & Tracy Funeral homo ir,
Portland on Monday. ,
A native of Mt. Aimel. Mr.
Mulhes came lo Bend first in 1018
.tnd for many years was an em
ployee of The Bend Bulletin, work
ing in the mechanical department
A number of years auo he nur
chased the former Baird building
in bond street. Jt is this build
ing thai no wbcars the Malhos
lame.
Ailing for the pasl year. Mr.
M allies died Wednesday at St
Jhurlcs Memoi'ial hospital.
The body was taken to Port
land yesterday, and it was ex
pected that rosary rites will b
iield Sunday evening at the M;l
ler & Tracey chapel. Time of th.;
funeral Monday was not known
here.
Attack Claims
Alameda Man
Sydney Barton, Alameda, Calif ,
suffered a heart atlaek early Wed
nesday morning at La Pine and
died later that evening at Si.
Charles Memorial hospital. Mr.
Barton was a native of Westfield.
Mass.
A retired optical company em
ploye, he was born June 2i, 1M1.
He is survived by his wife Julirt
A. Funeral services are to be
held July 16 at the liaz-n and
Jaegder Funeral Motile in Spokane,
Wash. Cremation will follow at Ihe
Riverside Crematorium.
Barnes Moving
To Klamath Falls
Nperinl to The Bulletin
MADRAS Paul Barnes, rnana--ler
of Ihe Madras branch of I'i
die Supply Cooperative for the
past three years and fn:ni"r Jei
ferson county extension agent has
iceti named Klamath Falls area
manager for PSC.
He will direct PSC operations
in the Klamath basin. Plants un
l'i' his supervision will b' in Kl.i
math KfiHs. Hatfield, Oregon, and
Tulelake. California.
He will take over his ww duties
August 1.
Operations .'it the three plant'
include A Kike send. malting
1 vui-'y, petroleum, feed, fertilizer,
and ini;'-clinds.
John Marshall, Stephen Fojf'l
md .Ii'iin H-tilan. each served a:
justices of tiv I'nited Slates Su
preme Court for 31 years.
Senilis Central Oreifon
n IONE
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The Wurld'i lol Kffiih nl
l-'iirnaeo leaning h4ilimrnt
KLINK'S
Furnace Cleaning
'l' fife,
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Bend police carry out periodic
Bend Hospital
The following are new patients
.it St. Charles Memorial Hospital:
Richard Bradbury, Silver Lake,
Mrs. Arthur Nickel, 9-10 Ogden;
Mrs. Walter Boyd, Prineville; Wil
lis Held, Willamette, Ore.; George
Thompson YMHi Galveston; Master
Alan Gunderson, seven year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gunder
son. Burns.
Dismissed: Mrs. Louise Kau-
pich, Bend; Master Alan Gunder
son, Burns; Mrs. Mary Mnyfiuld,
Bend; Mrs. Bertha Rhodes, Bend;
M,rn.r, b lora Student, LaPine; Wil
liam Hulliiifier, Terrebonne; Earl
Dalrymple, Bend; William Brock,
Crescent Lake, Mm. Lyman Kel
ley, Gilchrist.
Driver Arrested
On Liquor Count
Bend police arrested George
Oliver Bishop, A'l, 5.T) S. 3rd st.
for driving while under ihe influ
ence of intoxicating liquor yeste:
day. Bail was set at $2f)0.
Also arrested yesterday were
Bud Ray Belcher. 2f), 2102 Aw
brey id., Abbie Andrews, 21, Rt.
1, Box ?,m and Jack Briggs, 28,
Pi'ineville, oil for driving without
operator's license on person.
Two Lives Lost
In House Blaze
ROSKIilIRO (lip) Death toll of
a fire that destroyed th four-room
Charles B. Williams home east of
.Mitnerlin yesterday reached Iwo
when two-year-old Preston Wilker-
son died in a Roseburg hospital
of burns suffered in the blaze.
The tot's younger brother. Be
Ion Wilki-rson, one, died in the fir
Their grandmother, Mrs. Charl
B, Williams, 1f, was also hospital
ized with severe burns suffered
when she tried to rescue the chd
dren.
The boys were th" snns of Mrs.
Mollie Wilkerson of Ilarrisburg.
A Tribute
To Our Merchants
Storekeepers, we think, are entirely too modest.
They serve you and your family faithfully 'every
day. Yet how often do you remember their im
portance in our life? The merchant is a business
man. He must carry a heavy investment. He must
own his building or pay rent for it. There are clerks
and salespeople to pay. And a constantly-changing
display of food or merchandise of some kind,
The merchant must always make you think that
"the customer is always right". Which isn't always
true. So remember the trials and tribulations of
your grocery, cleaner, department store mer
chant, etc. And give them the fairness THEY de
serve. Niswonger&Winslow
r;ni;ral hoNii:
Hill Hi Irvine Ave. I'hmie I IK
Wi; SALUTE. OUR TOWN!
'Peepers' Not
Good Enough
LAS VKGAS, Nov. (UP) An act
that started Wally (Mr. Peepers)
Cox on n career in show business
isn't good enough for Las Vegas
The Dunes Hotel fired Cox after
three shows because its owners
said the act was more suitable for
a Bible society than a gambling
casino s nightclub.
1 he shy entertainer, who has
been living at the hotel, showed
up last night at the casino, and
said he was willing to go on. But
musical -novelty act. the "Four
the management substituted
Tunes."
Al Gotlesman. one of the own
ers of the Dunes, blamed Cox
discharge on the material he pre
pared for the $-14,000 engagement
which was to have run lor four
weeks.
"If he had appeared before a
Bible society meeting with that
material, he might have lasted.
But not here," Gottesman said.
"You can't come here with a noth
ing act."
Cox said the act he put on was
the same one he had been doing
several years with slight modifica
tions on the slage, in New York
:ind Hollywood night clubs and on
television.
"It's the same act that started
e in show business," he said
sadly.
Patterson Girl
To Wed Sunday
SALKM (DP) Gov. Paul L.
Patterson took trme out from his
official duties yesterday to act as
witness for his daughter, Virginia,
and Jimmie Fred Dollard as they
applied for a marriage license in
the M a r i o n county courthouse
here.
ENLISTS IN NAVY John A.
Holecheck, son of . Mr, and
Mrs. John Holecheck, Red
mond, recently enlisted in the
U.S. Navy through the Bond
rocruiting office and is now
in training at the San Diego
station. A graduate from Red
mond Union high with the
class of 1955, John was foot
ball manager, and a member
of the Letterman's club and
the Key club. He hopes to
specialize in the electronic
field. (Bend Bulletin Photo)
T""" ",J"Mk
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Prominent S. F.
Reviewer Dies
SAN FRANCISCO IUP) Joseph
Henry Jackson, dean of West
Coast literary editors, died yester
day. He was 60.
Jackson, editor of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle's book reviews lor
25 years, suffered a stroke Thurs
day while tape recording a book
review for the National Broadcast
ing Company radio show "Mom
tor." He did not regain conscious
ness before he died.
Jackson, an author as well as
critic, came to San Francisco
in 1920. He edited Sunset Maga
zine from 1926 to 1928 and served
briefly as literary editor of the
San trancisco Argonaut, a weeklv.l
liefore joining the Chronicle staff.
As a literary editor. Jackson
understood his job in a wider I
sense than merely commenting on!
new books. In the tradition of Am
brose Bierce, Bret Harte and
Rrtbert lxuis Stevenson, all, like
Jackson, San Franciscans by adop
tion, he explored California's lit
erary resources both old and new.
His works included: "Anybody's
Gold," "Notes on a Drum," "Con
tinent's End," "Extra, Extra,"
Mexican Interlude," "Gold Rush
Album," "Bad Company," "My
San Francisco," and "Christmas
Flower."
At his death he was at work on
i true crime story. "The Girl in
Iho Belfry." the story of San
Francisco's Theodore Durrant, a
quiet church organist, who mur
dered Blanche Lnmont in 1898.
TKANSFORMKR GOES Ol'T
A lrunKfoimer on a pole plat
form in the alley between Wall
mid Bond, just north of Oregon,
"blow up" Wednesday afternoon,
momentarily disrupting power ser
vice around town and af fool ing
the Bond street feeder area for a
longer time.
The transformer was replaced
wilh a now unit.
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Girls Sought For Rodeo Court
Sprrlnl to The Bulletin
MADRAS A queen and court to
participate In the second annual
Northwest Championship Junior
rodeo. September 3 and 4, are be
ing sought, and girls from all over
Oregon have been invited to com
pete.
Joe Joseph, queen competition
chairman lor the event-sponsoring
Lions club, has planned a meeting
with all interested girls and their
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4 iSO-Hhnwtime Kor Mom
8:00- Wild Bill H Irk ok
5:30-Hrnt the Clock
BiOO-TV'B 'IVm Time
6:30 Soldier of Prtrttm
7 :00--America' UrejUeat
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8:00 Two for th MMiey
8 :80 Down You Go
9:00 Meet Millie
9:30 Damon Runyrm
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10:16 flhowtim op SI
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FRIDAY
4:00 Pinky Le
4 :M Roy Rogers
6 :00 Big Rounrtup
6 :80 Birthday Party Time
5:48 Nwj 8ts, Weather
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6:30- TBA
7:00 tueky Sport Tim
7:80 -Ita On KUhtn
7i46-Palti fag HVw
8 :00 -Hportemn'e Club
16 IndiiNtry on Perad
6:30-T Mm in Action
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10:80 rharlU Ghaa
SATURDAY
4:O0-Str of Western
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6:00--Joe Palooka
:ao- -Soldier Parade
7:00-- Lawrenra Wrlk Show
Mr'iO MuxK'il Chair
N :30--FamoUA Plarhmjite
(HI -Ami IlTe' the Show
9:30 Vffie Play Tim
Hi : Oft - Ueiiuest Playhou