Briefs from Here and There
A free youth dance will be held
tonight at Moose hall, from 7:30
to 10 o'clock.
The Bond Municipal Band will
begin its program ot fall and win
ter rehearsals tonight at 7:30, in
the high school band room. All
adult instrumentalists- will be wel
come, , it was announced by Nor
man Whitney, director. j
Circle 5 of the Methodist Wom-j
an's Society of Christian Service
will meet tonight at the home of
Miss Drucilla Bartlett, 6 Irving
avenue. The meeting will begin at
7:30, rather than ' the usual 8
o'clock, for a citizenship coffee
hour.
A son was born Sunday at St.
Charles Memorial hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McDermott, 326 St.
Helens place. The baby weighed
7 pounds, 12 ounces, and has been
named Stephen Douglas. McDer-
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THE WINNER! Mrs. Miriam Hoover, 882 Riverside, shown
receiviiiB $100 merchandise award from Bill Healy, Manager
of Bend Furniture Co., made the following statement: "1 was
very happy and surprised to hear that I had been awarded
the $100 merrhnndise award given during: the Bend Furni
ture's Oth Anniversary Event. My husband and I immediately
decided to buy a new Philco 21" Television Set, We are very
pleased with it and get perfect reception. The new I'liilco Micro-Grid
Console Is a beautiful piece of furniture for any
home; besides the performance It offers. Adv.
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The Pearsons
Redmond Hotel
Building
We Feature
HOTEL STYLE...
DINNERS EVERY EVENING
Relish Dishes Baked Potatoes
Fried Chicken Prims Roasts
Ribs and Choice Steaks
Al! At Regular Prices
mott is a member of The Bulle
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reeular lnie meet inc. with inilia- t.
tion, Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m.
at Moose hall. The executive
meeting will be held earlier, at
7:30.
Young Mother's study group will
meet Tuesday Oct. 11 at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. George
Cooley, U54 E. 6th.
Mrs. R. E. Moe is back at the
Terminal Hotel after a month-long
vacation.
The regular dinner nraeting of
BPW will be held Wednesday, at
7 p.m. at the Ochoco Inn in
Prineville. Miss Stella Hodges will
be hostess.
Pine Forest Grange will have a
rummage sale in the Lawson
building. Tuesday Oct. 11, begin
ning at 10 a.m.
Central Oregon chapter of Amer
ican Gold Star Mothers will meet
with Mrs. Eugene Glazier, 432
iStaats. Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 2
p.m. An election of officers will be
held.
Looking ahead toward next
year's baseball program spon
sored by the City Recreation De
partment, Junior League directors,
players and parents will hold a
meeting Thursday. Oct. 13, at 7:30
p.m. in the county court room at
the chourthouse. A film will be
shown, it was announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Berning of
Tualatin were visitors here today,
returning from a hunting trip in
the Deschutes country. He is n
nephew of John H. Berning, Red
mond city official.
Tumalo grange will hold a
square dance Saturday . Oct. lii.
starting at 8:30 p.m. Wes. Wel
come will do the calling,
square dancers are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rice, Route
2, Bend, are parents of an 8-pound
girl, born Saturday at St. Charles
Memorial hospital. The baby has
ben named Teresa Vale,
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The Bend Bulletin, Monday. October 10, 1955
Club Planning
Annual Stagette
DODGE INTRODUCES HARDTOP Acclaimed as one of the newest, most exciting automo
biles to appear on the American scene in recent years is the I956 Dodge four-door Lancer hard
top, pictured here. The new Dodge cars are now on display in Bend at Munnell Motors. The car
shown here represents the Custom Royal series. '
Business Briefs
The new 1956 line of Dodge pas
senger tars, introduced to the pub
lic this past weekend, are now on
display at Hunnell Motors, local
Dodge dealer in Bend, and are at
tracting much attention.
Viewers of the new cars re
ceived their first glimpse 01 an
entirely new era in automotive de
sign, both m exterior and interior
appearance and in mechanical ad
vancements, W. 'A. Hunnell, who
heads the local Dodge agency,
id.
All
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Eugene Allen, returned from
California Saturday, was arraign
ed in Deschutes County court
house Monday on a forgery charge.
Bend Hospital
Outstanding among many mech
anical improvements is the new
"magic touch" push button drive
selector which completely elimin
ates the necessity, for any kind of
gear shift or drive control lever,
and brings the automatic driving
dreams of yesteryear to today's
reality.
In the radically new body de
sign for 1956, Dodge has carried
the forward look into an even bold
er, more dramatic form. Unique
high swtjcp rear fender tail fins!
lend an aircraft like effect and
mold the flavor of speed into ev
ery line of the car.
Four separate series comprise
the 19.Vi line of Dodge cars.
Iiniortant engine news of the
year is the new Dodge Super Red
Ram V-8 engine which has been
upped to a total displacement of
311 cubic inches, resulting in an
increased power and torque.
Horsepower is up to 218..
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Held
For Victim of Fall
Tonsillectomies were - performed
this morning on the following at
St. Charles Hospital: Miss Judy
Spencer, 15, and Miss Paula Spen
cer, 6, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Spencer. i:M0 S. 3rd St..
Bend ; 1 loward Sparks, 2, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sparks.
Crescent, and Stephen Ernst. 4,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
V.vnui SdJ KVrlnrnl Rend
Admitted to the hospital Sunday ; LciSl KlTCS
wen' tiir. v iidiich ith.v, .insim:,
Calif., and Mrs. Robert Rawllnson,
TM Broadway.
Saturday admissions were Mrs:
Mcrvin Allen. Rt. 1. Bend, and
Mrs. Erwin Kentner, Stipe's Apart
ments. Bend.
Dismissed from the hospital Sat
urday were Mn. Marvin Zoe. Miss
Teresa Curtis. Mrs. Joseph Fan
elli. Steven Hamm. Timolhy Kirk.
Tvan Palmer. Austin Stanton. Mrs.
Donald Surf are, Tom Simmons.
Miss Judy Sumpter, and Sam
Holmes, nil of Bend, and Gale
Merseth, Mines.
Released Sunday were Oscar
Rutzicn, Brothers. Alva Tinsley,
Canyon City. E;H Suii.rr. Burns
and Isaac A. W arren, Gilchrest.
Bend residents dismissed included
Howard Lucas. Frank R'inisey.
Robert Rnhrbaeh, Von Thompson,
and George Rirney.
Mrs. Max Mills and son, Hill
street, were dismissed yesterday
from the maternity floor, while
Mrs. Vernon Newton and daughter.
Box 722, Bend, went home today.
College Offering
Painting Course
The "Sagebrushers" in coopera
tion with Central Oregon College
will offer a course in "Watereolor
Painting" with William R. East
man Jr. as instructor.
The course will be open to all
interested persons regardless of
whether they have had previous
experience or not. Students will be
handled on an individual basis and
both beginners and advanced stu
dents can profit from the class,
Initial class fee will be $12 for
a 20 hour course covering 10
weeks. If a sufficient number ot
students enroll to make a class of
12 or more the fee will ho reduced
proportionately. Class meetings
will bo held on Wednesday eve
nings in room 114 of Bend High
School fmm 8:50 to 10:50 following
the regular weekly meeting of the
. Sagebrushers , local art group.
First meeting will be Wednesday
Oct. 12. ,
William R. Eastman Jr., Assis
tant professor of biological science.
is also a professional artist. He is
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND The annual stag-
ette at Juniper Golf club will be
Tuesday, starting with a nine
hole tournament in the afternoon.
Mrs. John Krieger, sponsoring the
golf says women may play any
time after 1 p.m. The dinner will
be at 7 p.m: Entertainment, a
silent auction, cards and games
will comprise the evening pro
gram-
All women are welcome to at
tend the stagette, whether or not
members of the golf club or ladies
organization. Tickets- may be ob
tained frpm any member of the
ladies organization.
The committee In charge In
cludes Mrs. C. J. Croghan, chair
man, with Mesdames Herbert Gun-
thcr, Earle Hal lock, P.M. Honk,
Jack Hartley, Marion Coyner,
George HUlgen, W, G. Lehman,
John Krieger, Arthur Edmonds,
August Resterer. William Tyson,
Enid Elliott and Dale Charlton.
Session Slated
By Planners
Bend's city planning' commission
will hold its regular monthly meet'
ing tonight at 7:30 In the city
commission meeting room at the
city hall.
Warren Sutliff, secretary of the
commission, said' today thnt noth
ing but routine business was on
the agenda for tonight s meeting
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Funeral services were hold curreniiy woranK on a mrRe oruer
Saturday afternoon at the Free 01 "wascape painungs lor a rune.
Mnth.wii. rl.uieh in Redmond for m Honolulu. lie has clone consiae
Wiiii.m. Svlvesier Fenn. 28. who "M" wol k in wildlife .illustrations
died last' Wednesday nflernoon and has exhibited his paintings at
iter a fall from a scaffold at the "'0 Wyoming Mate fair ana num-
H.mrf liinh crhonl where hp erous oiner cxnimis in mo mm
emnlnveH lie was n veliTan West. He 1.1 a specialist in .le-
of World War II and action In veiopuig yisuoi-am ra iui
Knroa. I teaching elemoniary science.
Uev. Byron Jncobson officiated! Eastman has studied painting nl
iit Ilio ii(s. Active' lia llbeitreiv the .Rinding School of Art in Sara
were Morris Miller, Mike Koffnr'd, sotn, Fin. and the University of,
Fry Services
Due Wednesday
Funeral services for Arthur Wen
del Kry, t1, late of Sislers, will
be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. al
the Niswonger - Winslow ehapel.
with Klder It. Kagley, Redmond
.Seventh-Day Advent ist clergyman,
officiating.
Mr. Kry died suddenly hist Fri
day, at his home in Sisters. W
had lived there five years, and
operated a service station ard
motel.
Burial will be in ilie Bend cemetery.
Kay McGrecr, Charles Campbell,
Javner Ward and lorn Adams.
Honorary pallbearers were Charles
Burton. Wallace Walker, Charles
Wyalt and Dan Wines.
Mr. Fenn was a native of Nyssa.
ind came to Central Oregon re
cently as an employe of Ibe con
tractors building the new Bend
school, lie is survived by his wife.
Iois. and a two-year old son, in
Hedmond; his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Fenn. Albany, and
several brothers and sisters.
Burial was in Greenwood ceme
tery. Bend, with Veterans oi
Foreign Wars in charge of the
graveside rjes.
Hawaii
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hobby class and will not car;y
college credit. Interested persons
may enroll at the college office.
phone reservations to tiie college
number 744, or come to the first
class Wednesday evening.
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Shepherd Rites
Held Sunday
Special to Tiie Kulletiit
PUINKVILLK Funeral serv
ices were held Sunday afternoon
for Mrs. Anna Jane Shepherd at
the Prineville Funeral Home wilh
the Reverend James Howard offi
ciating. Burial was in the Pioneer
cemetery. Mrs. Shepherd, born Or
lober 15, 1HH3, died Friday, Octo
ber 7.
The deceased had lived in Prine
ville for,a number of years. She
was p rece 'd ed in dea t h by her
husband in li)18.
Survivors are six daimbters. Nil
lie and Kthel Ream, Addie Parrish
and Kdna Osborne, all of Prirv
viIIp, Violet Kurrin. Bend, and Bes
sie Sullivan. Clarkston; three s.-is,
(larenee and Charles uf Prim -ville
and George of Amiry; two
bifither s, Jack and Joseph WillK'.ru.
Prineville, and one sister, Bea
trice Bnimmer, also of this city .
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United States Coast Guard in 17:10,
to protect life and property on the
sea and navigable waters ot the
United Stales. !
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use flammable cleaning fluids Don't overload vour
wiring system Don t smoke in bed Don t let
children play with matches Clean out junk
from attic and basement and Be careful with oil
stoves!
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Redmond Hospital
Special tn The Hull. tin
RKUMOND Mr, and Mrs. A. B.
Carlson of Star Route, Madras,
are parents 'A a daughter, !rn
Sat unlay t (Vn-nd Oiegn dis
tiirt hospital. Tiie baby is named
(ilenda Irene.
Mary Jo is the name nf Mr. and
Mrs. Pat lick MeCabe's new baby.
The PrirM'ville couple's daughter
was Ixwn Sunday at the hospital.
Mrs. Aumista Corwin. Madras,
entr-red Friday night, and the fnl
loumc registered Saturdiry: Wal
ter Kizer. Rene Perard anrl Mis.
Arthur Morton, all Redmond; Cur
tis Stfienna, Warm Springs.
Adintttifl Sunday: Mrs. FJino
Hnyncs, Sisters; peter McCjiIk', 2.
Pr'lM'VlIle; Vem Hassler, Fte-t-miwl;
Mrs. Thoma Webb. fJIeii
rlale, C'alif.; Mrs. James Sniiih.
Rout 2, Brtd. One person re
ceiverf out-patient, care on Satur
day and three on Sunday.
Discharged Saturday: Clarence
Pu.erhangh, Redmond; Jovph
Nemechek, Madias; G. W. Payne
Mitchell. There were no dismissals
Sunday.
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