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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1955)
Briefs from Here and There Mrs. XlVogt has returned from officers of Future Homemakers of Portland, and has resumed her work at Wetle's store. She spent some Hime with her parents, wtK have been ill and are now recover ing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zeek returnet. last night from Redding, Calif., where they visited Mrs. Zeek'ii brother, Carl Gilmore and family.' The Zeeks' son, Ernie, and family 1 of Modesto, also joined the party there, for the holiday weekend. Mrs. H. E. Beach is in Portlunt with her daughter, Jean,, who will bring' her back to Bend later this week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Rogers, 1115 Harmon, and their house guestv Mrs. Mary Galloway of ' British Columbia, returned lastj night from Reno, where they speni the holiday with Rogers' daughter. Mrs. Lorena Hubbs and children. An initiation and installation of America groups in both the Junior and the Senior high schools will be leld at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Thompson school auditorium. Par- ms are invited to witness the ceremonies. The worrfen of the First Baptist hurch will meet at the church on Thursday for work. A sack lunch .vill be held at 12:30. with Mrs. ienry Blackwell as hostess. The levotions will be given by Mrs. Max Haekett. Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Winbigler of Weiser Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. Oonald YViiibigler and family. Ontario, have ret timed to their .tomes after a holiday visit in i3end, visiting at the homes of Mr. ind Mrs. Tom VVinbigler and Mr. ;ind Mrs. Doug Johnson. The Idaho couple are parents of Coach Win oigler, Tom Winbigler and Mrs. Johnson. Skyline Squares will hold their weekly square dance Wednesday evening. Nov. 30, at the Bendonian studio, 1001 E. Penn avenue. Danc ing will start at 8:30, with Leonard Gorton calling. The beginners' class will hold its first meeting Thursday. Dec. 1, at 8:30 p.m. Those who wish to sign up may call 15S2-W. WRAPPED FOR MAILING FREE BAR ACCESSORIES The Famous Ben Lee Tumblers HAND MIXERS JIGGERS ICE CRUSHERS MANY IS a MANY I GIFT IDEAS I Ooen Everv Evenina "Til 9:00 P.M. I I tiTTTS aflMMMflSTWR II ill S1! 934 So. Third Phono 753-M J Mx. and Mrs. George Chase, 1074 Federal, are parents of a girl born Sunday at St. Charles Memorial hospital. The baby weighed pounds, 3 ounces. A girl was born Saturday at St. Charles Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hershey, Terre bonne. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces, and has been named Leona Lynn. Kl Jik Ha. Korean student from the University ot Oregon, joined Bend's Sang Keun Han for Thanks giving dinner Thursday at the home of Rev. Roy Austin. The Wimodausis Sewing Club will meet at o'clock tonight at I he home of Mrs. Lee Simons, '48 Sullivan place. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, luJ Portland avenue, are parents f a girl born Saturday at St. Charles Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces, and has been named Carrie Etta Dan C. Boone and Nancy K. Hol linsnead, both, of Redmond, and Porter H. Cruse and Mae B. Cura- mmgs, both of Pnnevme, were granted marriage licenses at Des chutes County courthouse last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vandevert and children were here over the week end from their home in Meri-i dian, Ida., near Boise. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Vand evert, Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herbring of Eugene were visitors here over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Herbring. Henry Her bring is a student in law at the University of Oregon. The missionary circle of the Church of Cod will meet Thursday, giDcc. 1, nt 10 a.m. at Mra. Nettie iljacquot, 14-15 Fresno. f l Water District Plans Election Special to The Bulletin MADRAS Two members of th Deschutes Valley Water dis trict board of directors will be elected and voters will decide on inclusion of five parcels of land within district boundaries during the annual district election, Dec. 5, according to Ward MacRostie, manager. The election will be' from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the theater building. Madras airbase, and any register- ! ed county voter residing within the limits of the district may ballot. Two petitions have so far been received. They are from Don Leh man, Culver, and Lester Lydy, Agency Plnins, filing, respectively, for the four and five year terms. The terms of Leo Bicart and Loren Earnest are expiring. The parcels of land total about 457 acres and are located adjacert to current boundaries west of Juniper butte. Directors with unexpired terms to fill are Dwight Macy, chair man; Kenneth Hams, secretary; and F. J. Carpenter, treasurer. New oil-rich Nutri-Tonic WAVES DEEP DOWN, IN LITTLE AS 10 MINUTES X-.., ON DISPLAY IN BEND Continental Marie II, one of America's most discussed cars, qf the sea-, son, went on display in Bend at the Fihpatrick Lincoln-Mercury plant on South Third street today. The new car takes its theme from the Lincoln Continental, In its design, it captures the do sign and formality of the older car, with a modern feeling of smartness, engineers point ouK Mrs. Silkworth Back from Trip Ending a trip highlighted by visit to the ancestral home of her father in Lister, Englail, Mrs. George A. Silkworth has returned to her home in Bend. She made the four-month tour of England and Europe with Mrs. Bessie Croft, of Oswego. Also on the tour, and expected to return to their home here soon, were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook. Mrs. Silkworth spent two months in England and a week in Scotland, where she attended the far-famed music festival in Edinburgh. On the continent, Mrs. Silkworth vis ited France, Belgium, Germany, Amsterdam, Austria and Italy. In Germany, she made a boat trip up the- Rhine river. A week was spent in Heidelberg. The tour included a side trip to Switzerland ind the Alps. Mrs. Silkworth made the trip to and from Europe on the Empress of France, landing at Montreal, where she spent a week visiting friends. Markets roHTI.ANO LIVESTOCK liy ViilU'd Tress Cattle 2ri(10, market uneven. steady but some bids on ted short steers and heifers 2o-wc or more lower: load average choice 975 lb. ted steers 22 with few good anil choice 1(M7 lb. at 21; lew loads good liulu stcois 18.50 and 19.30: no early sales good or choice led heifers; few commercial heifers 14.50-15; canner-cutter cows most ly 7-8; few 8.50; shells down to 5; utility cows mostly 9..i0 - U; lew cutter-utility bulls under lliOO lbs. 11-12.50, heavier up to 13.50 or ;ibove. Calves 300; market not fully established; good vealers 18 i 19; choice held nbove 21 Church Plans Yule Bazaar PRINEVILLE A Christmas bazaar with every possible var iety of booth will be held by the guild of the St. Andrews Episcopal church December 2, in the church parish hall. The bazaar doors will open at 4 p.m. and sale will last until about 9 p.m., according to the chairmen, Mrs. V. H. Myers and Mrs. C. E. Mitchell. Amid decorations of pine boughs, bows and Christmas lights, a num ber of booths will feature hand made articles for gifts, as well as homemade foods of various types, records, books and a parcel post sale. Food will be served at spec ial tables for those wanting a din ner, and those in charge of table service are Mra. Grant Wiggins, Mrs. Claude Williams, Mrs. Leon ard Bigham, Mrs. Howard Cross, Mrs. Ed Endicott and. Mrs. Cul Wcissenfluh. Mrs. Eldied Brcese will bo. in charge of the parcel post sale, and Mrs. M. R. Isted and Mrs. Bill Burgess are co-chairman on the sewing. Mrs. Leo Sell-is in charge of the nut tree, and Mrs. Ralph Brown will handle books and rec ords. Mra. Wayne Lithgow will sell the cooked foods, while Mra. Sadie1 Moody is in charge ot the kitchen. Handling special foods will be Mrs. Carl Peterson, cakes; Mrs. Fines Assessed At Prineville because almost 13 is Oil Creme base ( patented) i XT - N . 'l--. ALMOST Vi IS OIL CREME BASE (PATENTED) Tlie oil-rich creaminess helps protect your hair's natural texture and luster while waving so gently. Curls are softer, more natural-looking from the moment first combed out. , UNIT NUIKI-IUNII. OlVtS Uttf-UUWN WAVIMl Fantastic new Customizer, developed by Nutri-Tonic, causes more thorough wavingdeep inside hairshaft, for firmer, longer-lasting curls. WAVES IN LITTLE AS 10 MINUTES Also gives fastest permanent, start to finish, because of exclusive deep-down waving and patented Oil Creme base. There's a Customized Nutri-Tonic Permanent "just right" tor you WHEREVER TOtlETRIES ARE SOIO SUPER REGUIAR GENTLE B1EACHED OR OVED CHILDREN'S SILVER-GRAY PIN CURL tRefular Supet Gentle) PERMANENT .WITH OIL CREME BASE (PATENTED) 1 & !) ia UJ (S 8 1: 3 id & v asking lfi.riO-lG.W or above for Boot! and choice calves. Hot's 1!X)0: market slow, not fully established on No. 3 grades; early sales 1 and 2 butchers 10- 235 lb. steady nt 14 -14.50; some bids on No. 3 lots down to 13; few light sows 12-12.50. Sheep l'rfK); market active. strong on improved quality; load choice with some prime range lambs 18.25; few lots choice with some prime fed wooled lambs 18; few choice No. 2 pelt lT.aU: good choice Iambs salable around 16-17; good-choice feeder lambs 14-15.50; ewes scarce, good - choice salable around 4.50-5 or above. Special to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE Five citizens ol Prineville were fined $2.50 each In city court last week for violation of an ordinance put into effect by the city council some months ayo which had not yet been imple mented until this session ot court. The fines were levied for stopping at the sceno ot a fire. In other action, city court show ed only two traffic fines and one generally 1 charge tor intoxication. Justice Stuart MacDonald, cookies; Mrs, Walter Lidstrom, candles, and Mrs. Elsie Baldwin, pies. Mi' Jean Wilkinson will supervise the coffee table. Mrs. Albert Lucas is in charge of games for the chil dren, and Mrs. Theresa Cox lb handling the publicity. The cash iers for the evening will be Mrs, Ruby Claypool and Mies, Stella Hodges. Bridge Players In Competition Spec.iU to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE pu pile ate bridge, something new in Prine ville, is being played here in the small lobby of the Ochoco Inn each Monday evening. At the last session, there were eight tables of bridge, with players from prine ville, Redmond and Bend. In the east-west competition, top prizes were won by Mi's. Art Beimdiek and Mrs. Art Bcimdick, Sr. Second prizes went to- Mrs, It. N. Sharwin and Leo Sell, wilh third prizes. to, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Sleel hammer of Powell Buttu. In the north-south competition, Mrs. Jess Thethrow and Mrs. Townsend, Redmond, took first place. Second prize was won by1 Mr. and Mrs. Scrips Meyers, Red mond, with Henry Walker and a Mr. Brainerd, Bend, as winners of the third prize. The next dunll cate bridge session will, be held Nov. 28, and all bridge players of Central Oregon are invited accord ing to Mra. Chuck Martin, presi dent ot the Prineville Lions auxili ary, who is. sponsoring the tourna ment. . POTATO MARKET PORTLAND (UP) Potato mar ket; Oregon Russets No. 1A 3.2f 3.50; No. 2 50 lb. 1-1.10; Idaho Russets 100 lb. No. 1 3.65-3.75. Wash. Russets No 1 100 lb. 2.75-3. ORTLANO DAIRY By t'nitcd Prows Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large, 60-tilc; A large 57-58e; AA medium, 53-Mc; A medium 52-53c; small, 4-1-45c, carton, 1 - 3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, fibe lb; cartons, biv; A prints, GCe; cartons, bYc; B prints, &lc. Cheese To retailers: A grade cheodar, Oregon singles, 40'a 15' c; 5 lb loaves, IG'-IS'bc Proc essed American cheese, 5-lb loaf, 2'J'i-llc lb. court action was equally light this1 week, with fines ranging from J5l to $10 for traffic violations. In circuit court action, the major case was the request for posses sion of six mining claims ana damages by A. R. Erspamer and Margaret Benson, with Owen Pig-, mon as the defendant. Twelve new mining claims for land bearing "radioactive min erals" were filed in the past week in the county clerk's office heve.l wilh the new claims located in the' vicinity of Bear Creek Buttes. All claims were filed by Warren Mac- Donald, Ennis Keele, Lawrence Keelc and Noah Cosner. SKKVICKS HtXD Kunrnil services for Ionald Wayne Neth. one year anti five months, son of Mr. and Mi's Wil lis M. Neth. of 25 Irving avenue, were held today at the St. Francis of Assissi Catholic church. Burial was m the Catholic section of the Pilot Butte cemetery. Redmond Hospital REDMOND Kathleen Peder- son, ZVi, Hay ward. Lain.; Mrs. Evelyn Nartz, Ashwood; Mrs. March Heath, Joseph Gail Moses, 16 months, and Mrs. Mary Sump- ter, all Warm Springs; Jackie Ken nels, 16, Redmond; and Mrs. Wil liam Wheeler, Bend, were register ed at Central Oregon district hos pital over the week-end. One out patient was treated each on Satur dny and Sunday. Dismissed Saturday: Mrs. Roy Heath, Warm Springs; Mrs. Ralph .cigler, Redmond; Alex Watson. Madras; and from maternity floor Mrs. John Hiestand, Redmond, with son Dennis Lee. Discharged Sunday: Mrs.. Frank Webster, Bend; Grace Kelley, Red mond; Mrs. Martha Hopier, Cul ver. The Bend Bulletin, Monday, November 28, 1955 5 'la S. Grant's Sage Brushings Believe it or not, this Is Nation-, al Prosperity week. It is to be as sumed that thiSt is the season for negotiating smalt loans, to bridge the gap between property tax time and the annual bonus. It also hap pens thai there are 23 shopping days till Christmas. National Prosperity Week con tinues through Dee. 4, on which! day there are IS shopping days till Christmas, By then, the Christmas Shopping should be pretty well un der way. And then it will be Na tional. Fiat-Broke Week. I've always heard that money is the root ol all evil. But the note of harmony that can cure mos discords is "dough." George McCoMum, fellow mem ber of the fourth, estate (he's edi tor of the Central Oregon Elk) told UK. at the charity ball that the Old Square Is all wet about cooking a mvon's neck, George i Mays that Instead of putting It in four-uu'iv pipe you encase the neck In an Inner tube, tow (ho whole thing in the oven and boko till done. The you throw away the neck and eat the huier tube. Paul Hosmcr says there is an unusual matchmaker ut the Brooks-Scanlon mill. This gentle- fnan likes to roam the woods and hills during his off time. A whil back he got hold ot a bobkittcn which Is now a bobcat, and very cute. Quite feminine, too, but real choosy. She spurns the Per sians, Siamese and Alleys around the town. Now the matchmaker learns there, is a handsome bobtomcat that has reached the yearuy time of life on a ranch near Hampton, So he is making overtures to In troduce his shebob .to the Hamp tonian hebob nabob, ia the hope that Robert will try a, catcall on Roberta and maybe even take a catwalk with hep under the high desert moon. The idea, ot course, he says, is that Roberta will re spond In the usual kittenish way. You know vary well that ele phant live. longer than humans. robably because they don t drive themselves crazy trying to, loohe weight. Lions Planning Ladies1 Day Lions at their wtcckly luncheon Tuesday noon will Utke pact in their annual Ladies Day meeting, it was announced today by Stanley bcolt, who Is assisting rwiui ar rangements. Wives of the club members are to be guests. A special program has been arranged, Scott announc- d. Clubmen are making arrange merits for one of their largest turnouts of the season. fleno' Hospital Wondy McCaffrey 5, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Chajlcs E. Mc Caffrey, 8-16 Riverside 'drive, underwent a tonsillectomy this 'morning at St. Charles Memorial :iospital, Other new patients at the . hos pital aro: Mrs. David Maudlin, Brooks - Scanlon camp, Sisters, Mrs. Joe Ellis, South highway: Fred Qumn, Madras; Mrs. Chester Morrill, Brooks-Scanlon camp, Sis ters; Mrs. Katherinc Dugan, 20 ,Park placo. The following were dismissed Gail Erleksun, Sisters; baby Wil liam Nash, Spray; Mr. Wclborn Parker, LaFino. : Threo mothers- and their li&blcs wenl home buntlay from uw ma- lernlly floor: Mis, Arthur f'unun 1324 Albany, and daughter; Mrs. Alvin Keyto, Route 1, and dauj?h ter; Mrs. Lynn Dunn, 300 Hunter place, atid son. What about Santa's Pack.. 3 Next Christmas PUs now for an na met (inr. Cariscnuuin 1956.... Join 'National' Christmas Sayings Club. Save just SOc a week . . 1.00 . . . 2.00 whamw amount you wish. Then th. tntir. amount plu mfrtst will b yours for prepaid Christ nat shopping next yeac at yaw fra. catty al CHRISTMAS RECIPES , . .Urful falttav sjWa. t . atkt pafta. latnlnaj ' 1M CMtM Ctatji tatwafaafctatyaiaja. BEND BRANCH A FIKB It UN MAIH The fire department made a run to Juniper park Sunday at 1:27 p.m., to extinguish a firo in a juni per tree. There tt-as no damage. High Mark Set By Allen Cow HKMinl to The Bulletin PETERBOROUGH. N. H. registered Guernsey cow, Bopeep's lieau of Sunny crest, owned by Ijawrencn Allen. Rend. Oreizon. has omploled a production record of If 10,002 pounds of milk and 516 pounds of fat, according to the Amcrian Guernsey Cattle. Club. 'Bopoep's Beau" was a five-year- old and was milked two times dally for 365 days while on test and mo.t calving requirements. This official production record was supervised, by Oregon State College. Welles Says - It's The Perfect Christmas Gift! SHipi Shore'' j HKU IN JAIL Dora M. Martin, Seattle. Wash., was arrested Monday at 12:30 a.m. near the south city limits of Bend for bcint; drunk on a public high way. Bail was sot at $T0. She is being held in the Deschutes county jail. Wild Man in Tomb Geo. N. Taylor I lie lived in an empty tomb up 1 above the lake. His shrieking wns hideous day and nigh. Men1 tried In bind him but he snapped off the 'hains: for ninny, demons indwelt him. Jesus passed that way and cast iut the demons. 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