Briefs from Here and There
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith,
1344 Columbia street, are parents
of a girl, their third daughter, born
this morning at St. Charles Mem
orial hospital. The baby weighed
pounds, 6 ounces, and has bam
named Joan Marie. Smith is &
teacher at Kenwood school.
Lowell Hirtzel, president of the
Bend Rim Rock Riders, has called
a meeting of the group for Monday
at 8 p.m., at the club house oji
the old Bend-Redmond highway.
First Lt. Edward K. Lee and
T-Sgt. Alex Pusher of the Air De
Church Plans
'Homecoming1
Sunday, Nov. 6, has been design
ated as "Homecoming Day" at
First Christian church of Bend. A
dinner will be held at the dose, of
the morning service for all mem
hers and friends of the church
r ormcr members who now live
in other communities will be pre
sent, also.
The Sunday school, under the
supervision of Mrs. A. L. Stearns,
is entering into an attendance con
test with the Christian Sunday
school of Redmond. The contest
will run though the eight Sun
days of November and December.
All members of the Bend Sunday
school are urged to be present
on this first Sunday, Mrs. Stearns
stressed.
At the morning worship service
the choir will sing an anthem,
under the direction of Choirmas
ter Earl Roarig. The Gideons will
be special guests this Sunday and
a Gideon will speak briefly to the
congregation. The pastor, Rev. II.
Cecil Bever, will preach on the
theme, 'Not In Secret!" The ser
mon theme for the evening service
will be 'What Shall I Believe?"
tense filter center In Boise, Ida.,
visited the Bend filter center Fri
day. They were shown the local
operation and given information
about coordinated supply matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaclc Peterson
have returned to Bend to make
their home, alter living in Whit-1
tier, Alaska. Peterson was em-
ployed there as a filer for the;
Columbia Lumber Co. Before leav-;
ing for. the North, he was em
ployed by Brooks-Seanlon, Inc.
"Whit tier had 70 feet of snow, so
we came home," Peterson said.
Meeting place for home exten
sion units scheduled to hold pre
liminary metings Nov. 9 and 10
in the court house assembly room
has been changed to Brooks Mem
orial hall, it was announced today
by Miss L. Mildred Wilson, home
economics extension agent. Cer
tain of the units will meet Tues
day, Nov. 8, from 10:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. at the Redmond Grange
hall, as scheduled.
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Parks Jr., Key
stone Modern Trailer Court, 305 E.
Bumside avenue, Bend, at the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital, Prine
ville, Wednesday, Nov. 2. Mr. and
Mrs. Parks have named the baby
Jody Day. Grandparents are Mr,:
and Mrs. John Parks, PrinevilleJ
and Mr. and Mrs. Holie Webb, of
the Alfalfa district. i
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitson,
804 W. 14th street, are parents of a
boy born this morning at St.
Charles Memorial hospital. The
baby weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
Bend Hospital
The following are new patients
at St. Charles Memorial hospital:
Raymond Tischer, 1360 Cumber
land; Gene Johnson. 1204 Roose
velt; Mrs. June Bryan, 1357 E.
9th.
Dismissed: Mrs. Robert Carlson.
R'trns; Mrs. Delbert Sly, LnPine; i Kelly, 10, Mrs. Robert Butler. Mrs,
Charles Roth, Rufus Munkres and E. L. Goodrich. Star Route, Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence Negus, nil Bend. Ted Hayward, Route 1, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. Carl Larson, 927 E. 12th. jorie Myrick, all Redmond; and
and baby boy, wont home todayjfrom maternity floor Mrs. John
from the maternity floor. 'Buether, Grass Valley, and baby.
Redmond Hospital
Special to The Bulletin !
REDMOND Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Dent, Prineville, are par
ents of a son born Friday at Cen
tral Oregon district hospital.
Mrs. Edith Hill, Hood River, and
James Henderson. Redmond, were
admitted to the hospital Thursday
night. Now patients Friday includ
ed: Richard Moore. Metolius; Mrs.
Prior Smith, Eugene Mij'ler, Route
1, both Redmond; Mrs. Annie Side
waller. Warm Springs. Two out
patients were treated.
Discharged Friday: Kraylen
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CLIPPER SUPER SERIES A high-torque V-8 engine, developing 240 horsepower, makes this
1956 Clipper model one of tthe most alert and agile performers on tthe road. The new cars
go on display today at Towne Motors in Bend.
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PRESENTS
EVANGELIST
Services Every Night 7:45 P.M.
(Except Saturday)
Through Sunday, Nov. 1 3
Services Now In Progress
DOUGLAS MENTZE
Pastor
Clipper Engines
Get New Power
The new, large displacement V-8
engines. offering Ihe highest
horsepower and torque perform
ance available in the medium-
price field, power the new 1956
lines of Clipper cars, on display
at Towne Motors,. 167 Greenwood.
Bend.
A 270-horsepower V-8 engine
with a torque rating of 380 foot
pounds at 2.800 rpm powers Clip
per Custom models. Clipper Super
and Deluxe models are powered
by a 240-horsepower V-8 engine
with a torque rating of 350 foot
pounds at 2,800 rpm.
Both engines are of 352 cubic
inch displacement, biggest in the
medium-price field.
High-torque, considered by engi
neers Ihe most important charact
eristic of a modern, high perform
ance V-8 engine, is emphasized in
the Clipper V-8 engines.
The all-new line of 1956 Clipper
models makes available the first
real concept of electric puch-
button motoring with an electrically-responsive
Push-Button Ul
tramatic transmission.
This new push-button driving
system overcomes the frailities of
human temperament and reflexes
and does the driver's thinking for
him. It opens the door for the
first time to the ultimate in push
button, atomic-age, motorcar oper
ation. With Push-Button Ultramntic, it
is impossible for a driver to select
a wrong driving selection in street
or highway operation. Beyond that,
the revolutionary new device
makes for greater driving safety,
comfort and convenience-
Installation Set
MAMIIAS Officers of Central
Oregon Vol hire No. 147, Forty and
KiuhL, will be installed at a din
ner meeting Monday, Nov. 14, at
G:M p.m. in the 86 Corral club.
Redmond, Madras members an
nounce. To be installed are Everett Hop
kins, chef de gare; W. H. S. Law-
son, chef de train: Otis Kason.
commissaire intendant; D. Wood
ward, -conduct eur; Norman Peters,
garde dc la porte; L. A. Bean,
l.inipistc; Lorcn Cole, commissaire
voyageur; Carl Coppers,
n:er
Library Week
Observance
Planned Here
The Deschutes county library.
with other libraries throughout the
country, will observe ihe 37th an
nual national Book Week, Nov. 13
to 19, according to librarian Elea
nor F. Brown. The theme for 1955
is "Let's Read More."
Purpose of Book Week, Miss
Brown explained, is to focus atten
tion on the importance of good
books for children. Highlights of
the Bend observance will be visits
from groups of junior high school
students, with a special program
consisting of a film strip on use
of biographical materials, a quiz
program, and where time permit.
a recording of the invention of the
telephone. So far 13 groups from
the junior high have signified their
intention of coming, Miss Brown
said, and scheduling of these
groups is now under way. Special
displays of books will be held on
the following topics: Travel, sci
ence and invention, biogmphy, his
tory, music and the fine arts, hob
bies, information.- and animals.
Groups will he visiting only dur
ing the afternoons after 1 p.m.
Parents and younger children than
junior high age are urged to
visit the children's room during the
morning or e,vening hours or on
Saturday, Nov. 19. .
"Today's books for children ami
younf people are more interesting
ana aixrncnve man ever, miss
Marion Grover, chidren's librarian,
said. The day has passed, she ndd-
ed, when a children's book is a
thinly-disguised geography lesson1
or a moral tale designed solely to ,
instruct, "Present-day books have I
vitality, honesty, and imaginative
quality, with subject matter rang-1
ing from the practical to tlie fan-,
tastic," she noted. I
Book WW.: v Mundcd in 1919
by Franklin K. Mathie,ws, Chief
Boy Scout Librarian, who suggest-;
ed the idea to the American Book
sellers' Association. The idea grew
quickly and Book Week has been
oiiserved ever since. I
Police Arrest
Driver, Find He
Had Shoes Off
When a man drives a car with
his shoes off, the sensitive contact
of his feet with the pedals causes
the vehicle to do strange things.
This happened last night to Nor
man Hilliard, 23, of 2101 Aubrey
road, a milhvorker.
Hilliard led city police officers
along a twisting. -criss crossing,
back tracking, labyrinthine chase
through stop lights, streets and
aUeys that wound up when they
curbed him at Greenwood and
Division streets at 11 p.m.
'Where were you going?" the
officers inquired.
"Don't know," Hilliard grinned.
"What were you drinking?"
"Drinking?"
"Yes."
"What?" .
"Beers."
"Couple."
Hilliard emerged from his "car
without shoes. He was charged
with operating a car while intox
icated, deprived of his driver's
license and held irr $250 bond.
County Court
Proceedings'
HE IT REMEMHKRED. Thai 1 re
gular meeting of Ihe Cuunty Court held
Ihia 19th day of October. 1956. Judge C. L.
Aiiwt ana county commiuoner U. L.
Penhnllow being present, the following
business was transacted:
IN THE MATTER OP APPOINTMENT
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
At this time the Court appointed Fred C.
Shcpanl as County Cummisi.mer to nil
the vacancy created by the death of A. E.
Stevens. Whereupon Mr. Shepard was ad-
msteretl the Oath by Helen M. Dacey. i
and Immediately assumed his duties.
l. -IIIK MAHKK Op CLAIMS
AGAINST THE COUNTY: I
The following bills were oresented and;
ordered paid: :
(IKXr.KAI. Fl. Nil
Mid-Stale Printing A Stationery,
Assessor Supp
A. S. Aloe Co., Health Dept.
.Supp. . .
Ertknen's Stationery, Health Dept.
Supp.
Physicians A Hospital SiiPp. Co.
Health Dept. Supp.
Northwest Telephone Co. Health
Dept. Tele. ..
Pne. Tele. & Tele.. Health Dept.
-Tele. ...
Dmmld L. Ellis. J. P. Dlst. No. 2
-Supp. ft Tele. . . ..
Lumbermen Insurance Agency,
J. P. Dint. No. 3-liond Prem. .
Gilbert's Insurance Agency, Sher
Iff Horn! 1'iviii.
Redmond I'tv-io Flnlnhers, Sher
iff Fingerprint Ulcnt.
HurrouuM. Sheriff Supp
The Kctlmoiul Spokesman. Tax
Foreclosure , .
ltoys fk tilrJs Aid Society. Juve
nile P.xp
Shell Oil Cormwny. Juvenile Ei.
Furl It. Livingston. Juvenile Ep.
Union Oil Co. of California. Aseu
sor Aulo Exp.
Howcrs, DavIh A Hoffman. Aurtlt
Dr. P. W. Ford, ML). Jail E.p.
Pncker-Scotl Co., Jail Exp. . ..
. W. Cliernenkoff. M.D., Vila!
Stat.
Gordon Itnndalt Agency. Court
IIounc Ins
Pac. Power A Light Co.. Court
House LIkHs
Parker Scott Co., Court House
EXP.
Enrl H. Livingston. Dep. Sheriff
Travel
Brandts Thrift Wise Drug, Jail
Exp
Par. Tele. A Tele. Co., Tele-Var-
lous Offices
F. C. Sholrs, Sheriff Postage
Lumoermens insurance Agency.
Sheriff Honrt Prem
Pac. Tele. A Tele. Co.. Sheriff
Tele. 42.3B: Radio 3.75
Lorraine Erlksen. Treas Clerk
Hire
Bend Pon In nd Truck Service,
Hectigrnph Exp
Carolyn B. Campbell, Juvenile
Exp. . ...
IK)0 MCENSK M'NI):
Jem Smith. Dog Warden Mile
age . ..
11KNCHIJTHX CXH'NTV
Sl'NSET HOME HM:
Transport Service. Freight ....
I'nlon uiimer till frervice. oil
E. E. Steinlleht, Itayment on Con
tract 1.AW I.IMIAHY FITNn:
American Law Hook Company.
Hooka
Wctt Publishing Co., Contract
payment . - .
(iKNEItll. BO III KUNDt
Cascade Aulo Parts. I(irts ,,,,
Flaherty's Welding. Paris
HAW Hardware. Purls ... ...
Union Oil Company. Fuel 1953.27:
153 5
The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, November 5, 1955
Club News
Royal Neighbors will sponsor a
public card party Monday, Nov. 7.
at 8 p.m. in Norway hail. Pinochle
will be played, and there will be
prizes and refreshments.
Rotary Anns will have a lunch
eon for members und their friends
Monday, Oct. 7. at 1:30 p.m. at
the Pine Tavern. Mrs. R. E. Donn
of the Elephant Hobby shop will I
be the guest speaker.
Bend Study club will meet Mon
day for a 1 o'clock luncheon and'
program at the home of Mrs. Carl I
A. Johnson, 498 Broadway. The
hostess will present the program,
dealing with the development of
American music.
Allied Arts club will meet Mon
day at 2 p.m. at Ihe home of Mrs.
Robert L. Cutter, Butler road. Mi's.
Richard C. Robinson will huvn
charge of the program.
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The Great Divide Is Just another
name for the Rocky Mountain
watershed.
The Court executed a deed to the City
ol Bend lor Lots S, 11 and 12. Hlock H.
Center Addition, fur the consideration of
11.00.
IN THE MATTER OF
RKFl'ND OF TAXES:
At this time the Court ordered the Tax
Collector to make the following refunds
for overpayment of uincs:
Mrs. Hoy Cnudcll $ S 70
Mr. Freil E. Atkliwm IR7.25
There Mna no fuithcr huslness, Court
adjourned.
C. L. AI.t.EN. COl'NTV JFIMIE
D. L. PENIIOI.I.OW, C""MMrSS!ONHK
F. C. SHEPAKD. COMMISSIONER
2K1C
Prineville Hospital
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE A number of
babies were born at the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in the past
week. A daughter, Cindy Diane,
was bom to Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Donnelly, of Service Creek on Nov:
1 and others born that day were a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin 0
borne and a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. John Parks of Bend.
A daughter was born to Mr. and .
Mrs. Robert Brown, Madras, on.
Nov. 2. Other hospiml admissions
were Edith Moore. Mndras; and' '
Lillian Wisncr, Trircv' le, Nov. 1:
Mrs. Pat Gage. K-v n. Call, Mrs. ,.
Clarence Hanson and Rne Shepard,
Nov. 2; CJenevieve Ashley and '
Donald Kyle. Nov. 3; Rossetta .
Curmlon, of Shaniko, Nov. 4.
Released to go home were: Noy. ,
1, Herman Rush and Mrs. Robert
Sanders; Nov. 2, Eileen Sweet,
Mm. Mike O'Brien, Mrs. Bruce.
MoMcen nnd Lawrence Randle;
Nov. 3, Mrs. Pat Gittje, Mrs. Clar
ence Hanson, Mrs. Grover Barron,
Mrs. Waldo Suffer and on, Mr..,,
and Mrs. John Mee and Mrs. Bejj-
ford Orcutt. .
KF.1T NAME
To Washingtonians,' Pennsyavft-"
nia Avenue, "the street of the--'
presidents," has been known as,H
"the Avenue" since the days when
it was a muddy track flanked by"
farm fields. 'ii.-
A TRIM 100
ROCKLAND. Mass. (UP) Be
fore attending her 100th birthday
party, Miss Mary Lincoln Greeley
a distant relative of Abraham
Lincoln and Horace Grooley in
sisted on having a haircut.
I 'nr. Power A Light Co.. Lights .
Pac. Tele. A Tele. Co., Phone .
KlmiT l.ehnhcrr. Ins
Wolf-Davis Radln Service. Radio-
Shell Oil Company. Oil
Aslmry Transport at Ion Co., Oil ..
Contractors Equipment. Corp.,
Roads A tli'tittcra
IN THE MATl'ER OF DEED
TO COUNTY OWNED LANDS:
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