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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1955)
I The Bend Bulletin, Friday. July 22, 1955 Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rowe, 42-1 'a -Division street, are parents of a girl born this morning at St Charles Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces - A free dance for teen-agers will be held tonight in the basement of the Elks hall, starting at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wandacheid ant! family, Klamath Falls, and Mr and Mrs. E. Wandacheid and fam ily of Litchfield, Minn., visitec Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith, 1588 Awbrey road. The Smiths former ly lived in Litchfield. Women of the Moose will hold a public card party tonight at Moose hall, starting at 8 o'clock There will be prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Wayne Thompson of Salem is visiting in Bend this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McKee, 1314 E. 8th street, and her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Thompson, 352 Roanoke ave nue. She was formerly Pat McKee. . At the meeting of the Bend Re bckah lodge at 8 o'clock tonight at the Odd Fellows hall there will be a special program honoring Mrs. Ted Meagher, adviser to the Theta Rho girls' club. There will also be a short program presented by Mrs. Harold Hagon, program chairman.. Mrs. Leslie Kribs is chairman of the refreshment committee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Innes returned yesterday from Califor nia, where Mrs. Innes attended the San Francisco furniture market She reported a very active market, with many lines shown. A girl was born Thursday at St Charles Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Guddat, Crescent The baby weighed 7 pounds. 5 ounces, and has. been named Eliz abeth Lynn. The ladies auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant will sponsor a public card party, second in a series, Friday at 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Winbigler and their two young daughters were to arrive tins afternoon from Eugene, to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson, 1016 Federal st. Winbigler is thfj new football coach at Bend high school. He is Mi's. Johnson's nephew. Sons of Norway will meet Sat urday at 8 p.m., in Norway hall Women are to take cookies for re freshments, it was announoed. Milium uuv, Program Set HOPS TO IT in any woodcuttingjob. That's the new McCulloeh Super 33, now with top horsepower for its weight, newer higher chain speed! The new Low Low maintenance saw. TRY IT NOW I BEND CHAIN SAW SERVICE 132 E. Franklin IMi. 583 Markets PORTLAND LIVESTOCK By rutted Press Prices were lower this week. Cattle for week 3100; market un- ven, fed steers and heifers steady to strong, grass steers weak to 1.00 lower; cows weak to 50c off, some late 1.00 lower: good-choice fed steers 21-2-1; commercial 18-20; good-low choice fed heifers 20-22; commercial Iy.jO-19; cannercutter cows 8-10.50: utility commercial bulls 14-15.50. Calves for week 600; market 2 3.00 lower; some utility grades off more late; good-choice vealers 18 20. early to 21 ; utility-commercial 11-17. Hogs for week 1600: market mostly 1.50 lower on butchers, sows steady to 1.00 off: No. 1 and 2 butchers 1R0-235 lb. 20.50-21. early to 21.50; No. 3 lots 19.50-20; choice 350-600 lb. sows 12-15. Sheep for week 4075; slaughter spring lambs around 50c lower., feeders 50c off, ewes steady; choice with some prime lambs 17.50-18; I good-choice slaughter ewes 3-4.50. PORTLAND DAIRY By United Press 1 Prices were unchanged today. Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large. 5i)c doz; A large. 52-54c; AA medium, 50-52c; A medium, -19-51c dnz; A small, 28 doz; cartons, l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, 65c lb; cartons. 66c; A nrints, 65c; cartons, 6Gc; B prints, 63c. Cheese To retailers: A grade Cheddar, Oregon singles. 2X- ib. loaves, 46'.i-491ie: Processed American cheese, loaf, 39' M91 ac lb. 5-11) POTATO MAItKF.T PORTLAND (UP) Potatoes: New crop Calif. Long Whites 100 lb. No. Is 2.85-3; special marks 3.85. NO FISH RALEIGH, N.C. (UP) Gov. Luther M. Hodges admitted today what the photograph of him strain ing with a, taut fishing line did not show. Out of camera range, he said. his hook wascaught on a bush not a fish. EASTERN STAR-Staff Sergeant Charles Bradley of the U. S. An Force showed pictures and started the organization of the Ground Ob server Post on the Ward road in the Arnold district on Wednesday evening. Eight or nine families an cooperating with the program that will be started as soon as the tele phone lines are approved by th Air Force. present at the Initial meeting a' the Walter Priehard residence wen Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hamilton Mrs. Harry Saddoris, Mr. am' Mrs. Earl Moorman, Miss Jacque line Burton. Others who plan tc help are Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. David Ma ;hews. Mr. and Mrs C. A. Burton tnd Mrs. E. W. Paul. Others in the immediate area will be wel come. Laura Dudley and John Priehard are attending 4-H summer camp at Suttle Lake this week as junior counselors. Susan Cutter, daughter jf Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Cutter, is attending the cam pas a 4-H mem ber this week. Mr. and Mrs E. G. Rowley went to Eugene last Friday ancfc met their daughter, Mavis who has been attending University of Oregon summer school for band members attending the camp as a 4-H mem- tor three weeks. They went from Eugene lo Roseburg where they visited with Mr. Rowley's sister, returning to Bend on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larsen are visiting in Salem for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson and family left Saturday for Lin coln. Nebr., where they will visit with relatives for about three weeks. Mrs. Marion Dubuis attended a meeting of thev Central Oregon Practical Nurses Association in Prineville Wednesday evening. . Mrs. Margaret Smith left Satur- day for Seattle, Wash., accompany ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith and son of Las Vegas, Nev. -1 I - J V w J': AT MOUNTAIN HOME Airman First Class Laurence R. Carroll, son of Mrs. Gladys Anders, Bend, is now stationed at Mountain Home AFB, Ida ho. He has been assigned to the 9th headquarters squad, ron. Airman Carroll's unit is part of the 9th Bomb Wing in General Curtis E. LeMay's Strategic Air Command. (AFB Photo for The Bulletin) Guest Speaker Set by Church Rev. Edmund Drew will speak at morning and evening services Sunday at the Alliance church, in the absence or Itie pastor. Rev. Jiunes Thompson. Regular services wilt be held at U a.m.nnd 7:30 p.m. j Rev. Thompson and his wife and daughter are attending the annual camp meeting sponsored by the de nomination, at Canby. Also attend ing from Bend are Mrs. J. V. Mor gan and Miss Bessie Howard. The party will return to Bend early next week. Bend Hospital Mrs. James DeRoeher Sr., 1319 Ithaca, and Mrs. Melvm L. Usher, 1135 Cumberland, entered St. Charles Memorial hospital this morning for treatment. Mrs. Olaf Uaugen, 1140 Union, was admitted Thursday. The following were dismissed: Mis. Claude Rice, Mrs. Ben Pack ard, Cecil Rhoads and Diane Damewood, all Bend. been visiting in Central Oregon for i week. They were to visit other datives in the northern city be fore returning to' Bend. (1IVKN Bt'KLK ;rf CHICAGO (UP) Davy Walkup Crockett, a great-grandson of the frontiersman, was given 19 pieces who have bubble gum by Chicago fana of GOP Governors Due at Session PORTLAND (UP) Govs. Paul Patterson of Oregon, Arthur lang- lie of Washington and Robert Smy- lie of Idaho speak here tonight at a $100-per-plate Republican dinner Smylie was to arrive at 10:3! a.m. today by plane and Lnnglie by automobile later in the day Gov. Patterson spoke last night to Multnomah County Young Re publicans and said the United States has progressed more in the 2 1-2 years under the Eisenhower administration than for any simi lar period in all its history. Annual Broom Sale Planned Special to The Bulletin PRINKVILLE A legion of door-to-door salesmen will go through Prineville Tuesday evening, July 26, knocking on doors of every home in the city and the outlying areas. The salesmen will be mem bers of the Lions club, conducting their annual broom sale. Chairman Marvin Loper says that each man will have five models of the brooms which are made at the Oregon Institute for the Blind, ranging from small whisk brooms to the large indust rial size. For the sale, 64 Lions will act as salesmen, divided into eight squads. All members will meet at 5 p.m. prior to the evening's work, for final briefing on the best tech niques for promoting brooms. Pro ceeds from the sale will go to the school for the blind and into 1he Lions club's treasury for local charities. Are You Planning to BUILD REMODEL REPAIR rr rreoPELPiND yards lumber . ;; BUiwim l material A WW"" PAY NO MONEY DOWN FREE DELIVERY Yes, you con make your selection here at the yard ond we'll deliver it to your door. Easy terms, too. UP OIL Months TO To Pay SHOP RIGHT DOWN TOWN for All Building Materials Come SELECT from our complete stocks of Building Materials, Boysen Paints, Hardware, Small Tools, Power Tools, Etc. Siding Roofing Sash Wallboard Tile Formica Plyboard Pine & Fir Lumber fans of his ancestor. Crockett, who is 55, gravely thanked the youngsters. Air Board Picks New Chairman SALEM (UP) A. J. Dwyer, Portland, was elected chairman of the State Board of Aeronautics yesterday succeeding Dr. V. M. Pea re, La Grande. Dr. Peare was reappointed by Gov. Paul Patterson to another five-year term on the board. Mayor Ralph Scroggin of Lebanon was named vice chairman. The board gave approval to an agreement to share costs with the State Game Commission for con struction of a drainage ditch at Lake of the Woods airstrip north west of Klamath Falls. This will make the airstrip usable all year around and also lower the lake level to help killing off trash fish. I mui , ii u.MMWW'Wy'j COPYCAT Here's the latest twist in "cheesecake" art. Pho tographer Pete Fisher thought he'd join the girls in keeping cool while covering the weuther 6tory in Dallas, Tex. Lower Welfare Figure Noted Deschutes county has some 56,200 less to spend in welfare work for the current fiscal year than the last one, Miss Olive Jameson, county welfare administrator, said yesterday. Last year's budget wart but $2fiG,668.48 was expended. This year's budget is $2(50,150. During the month of June, the welfare administration spent a to tal of $22,042.08. of which $278.70 was for general assistance, $125.- 71 for general assistance medical expenses, $793.85 foster home, $13,- 3S0.45 for old age assistance, $928. 51 old age medical expenses, $3, 795.70 aid lo dependent children, $140.41 dependent children medical expenses, $39 aid to the blind, $2. :tS9 aid to the disabled, and $144.69 medical expenses for the disabled.1 Swim Classes Set at Prineville Special to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE New swimming classes and Red Cross instruction will be offered at the city's swim ming pool starting August 2, ac cording to Mrs. Wilfred Burgess who is In charge of the summer's swimming instruction program. Classes in junior and senior Red Cross swim training will be offered from 9:30 to 11:00 and adult classes will begin at 10:00 a.m. Those in terested may register at the pool at any time, Mrs. Burgess said. Caps Not Sold By Legion Group Robort Tull oi Redmond, coneral chairman of tho American Legion Oregon slate convention commis sion, said yesterday that the com mission is not selling overseas caps in the Central Oregon area. He said that the clarification is nec essary because he received reports that oversens caps arc being sold" under the sponsorship ot the com-; mission. The legion convention will be held Redmond from July 27 to 30." OKT W.UilO BOOST OREGON CITY (UP) Wait resses here will Ret a wage boost ot live cents to 95 cents an hour retroactive to July 1 under terms oi a two-year contract agreed to by negotiators here yesterday. Phone 1134-W for rug cleaning service ERTLE RUG CLEANEI 512 K Irving Ph. 1184-' 1 ' Here They Are Davy Crockett Fans! 3 Pc. Setting Davy Crockett DINNERWARE 1 95 r -ml t if Set IneludcH nuiR, cereal bowl, dinner plate. You'll mnrvvl at the exciting ficones and blazing action painted on this vet. HEALY'S BEND FURNITURE "The Store With the New Back Door" - .TV. . a new liomey a sl JfoardLtop : : - )'.; , ... with a lower-than-ever price tag! Maybe you've had a yen for a hardtop but couldn't quite squeeze it into your budget. If so, this baby's for youl It's the hardtop as only Chevrolet builds it. Long, low and plenty saucy, like its convertible cousin. It's an honest-to-goodness hardtop, oo no center pillars when you roll down the windows. Nothing but fresh air and a picture window view. Best of all, this big, beautiful "Two-Ten "Sport Coupe is priced right down with the two-door sedans in Chevrolet's field. It lists for less than any other leading hardtop sold today. Come in and see what a walloping bargain it is. 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