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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1955)
The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, becember 6, 195S 5 Briefs from Here 2nd There Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kittredge. Fort Rock, 'are parents of a boy born Monday at St. Charles hospi tal. The baby weighed 7 pounds. 5 ounces, and has been named Jack Scott. Bend chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold a Christmas party tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Ruble, 535 E. Seward avenue. There will be an exchange of gifts. Dr. John M. McCarthy was it Portland Monday to attend an ad vanccd class, in equilibration. Uc returned today. Women of First Lutheran church are to meet at Hie church Wednes day at 9:30 a.m. for a house- cleaning day, it 'was announced by officers ot the women s organiza tion. Kach person is to take a sack lunch and her own clean ing equipment. A marriage license was issued Honday to James O. Wyatt and Grare E. Wolfe, both of Bend.-at the Deschutes county courthouse. The Bend Soroptimist club will 'lave a luncheon meeting Thursday loon, Dec. 8, at the Pine Tavern. W. P. Riddlcsbarger, Eugene, lieutenant - governor of Kiwanis was in Bend Monday to address 'he local club at the Pine Tavern and to meet with the board of di rectors following the weekly noon luncheon of the membership. m , seas"",!" VjT 1 si y y J, , fitted for action "Experts" anorak. 100 Nylon for free ond easy skiing. Water repellent, wind-resistant, light in weight. Pull-over style with ' 'attached hood. Snug, zipper neck, closure. Pouch type chest pocket with zipper. Wide elastic shirred cuff, side vents. Sizes: S-M-L-XL $13.95 Action-Tailored White Stag ski pants from $10.95 to $37.95 Action-Fashioned White Stag Ski jackets and parkas from $12.95 to $25.00 Shown here: "Experts" Anorak in 100 Super Nylon $13.95 dealer name Santa's Helpers To Pick Up Used Toys for Repair Santa's busy helpers will cover Bond Wednesday evening, to pick up used toys that can be repaired by Bend firemen for distribution by the Elks to needy families iiere on Christmas eve. Volunteer workers from Consol idated Freight ways will collect the toys, but it wil be necessary tor, local residents to provide a bit of cooperation. j All persons having toys that can! je renovated by the firemen are being asked to call the Fira Hall, M9. and to give their addresses. These addresses will be visited on Wednesday evening by Consoli dated workers, with the pickup to start at about 7:30 and last until all calls are made. , - Local residents making contribu tions are being asked to leave the used toys on their porches," with lights on. Outdoor Advertising Permit Regulation Effective Dec. 37 f Surprise Her On Christmas Morn With A Permit requirements of Oregon's outdoor advertising law which goes into effect on Dec. 31 are not known by rrmny persons they will affect, it is feared by Norman O. Nilsen, Oregon Bureau of Labor commissioner. In a letter to the Bend Cham ber b( Commerce, Nilsen has Markets PORTLAND DAIRY Eggs To retailers; Grade AA large. -63c; -A large. 5940?: AA medium, 57-59; A medium, 57-58c: small, 48-19c; carton, l-3c addition al. Butter To retailers: AA gradt prints 66c- lb; cartons 67c: A prints, 66e; carton, 67c; B prints, 6-le. Cheese To retailers: A grade Cheddar, Oregon singles, -lO'i-lS-'-ic; 5-lb. loaves, 4G'2-J9l2C. Proc essed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf, ;9l2-llc lb. McClellan Rites Due Wednesday PRINEVILLE Funeral serv-i ices for Mrs. Lillie Sarah McClek lan, 73, will be held Wednesday at the Princville Funeral Home.; Death came Sunday to Mrs. Mc Clellan at the Pioneer, Memorial hospital. The elderly woman had lived in Prineville and the vicinity for the past 43 years. Mrs. McClellan was a member of the American Legion auxiliary She is survived by two brothers, Charlie Kmkle, Malin, and Ernest Kinkle, Grants Pass, and a foster daughter, Anna Klaus, Prineville. Services will be conducted by he Reverend Jim Howard, and burial will be in the Masonic cemetery he re. Redmond Hospital REDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Hart sough, Sisters, have a bert Hartsoug, Sisters, have a baby son, born Monday at Cen tral Oregon district hospital. Terry Werner, 7, Madras, was admitted Sunday niglit and dis missed Mond;uy. The fallowed e tered Monday: Mrs. Percy Winl shut, Warm Springs; Mrs. Marion 'maudlin, Sisters; Mrs. Arthur Ku- kuk, Mrs. George Gnimouth, Red mond; Evan Sturza and Stewart Burk. 5 weeks, both Route 1. Red mond. Patients admitted from the bus accident north of Madras Mon day afternoon were: Mrs. Cecil Day, Ynkima; Mrs. Mabel Black, Ogdcn, Utah; Mrs. Joe J. Wilker, Grandview, Wash.; Mrs. Betty, Ashton, Paso Rob'es. Calif.; A. L. Ortiz, Spokane: Cecil Day, Yaki ma; Mrs. Howard E. Porter, Stockton, Calif.; and Kenneth I Raekhan, 11, Carmiehael. Calif. One out-patient was treated Mon Dismissed Monday: Pamela Moore, 19 months, RedmDnd; Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Redmond, and daughter Linda Ann, and Mrs. Lewis Makinson, Ash wood, with baby Marian Kay, from the ma ternity section. Howard Services Due Wednesday Funeral services for Berdie Myr-. tie Howard, 73, will be held Wed nesday. Dec. 7, at 2:30 p.m. at the Niswonger - Winslow chapel. Mrs. Howard, mother of Miss Bes sie M. Howard of Bend and J. Harold of San Francisco, had been a Bend resident 41 years, and for the past 14 years, made her home at 607 Georgia. Rev. James Thompson ot tli Christian Missionary Alliance will officiate at the rites. Burial will be in Deschutes Memorial Gardens. Clara Cooper, 72, Dies at Redmond .REDMOND Mrs. Clara Cooper, 72, Redmond, died Monday at 10:30 p.m. at Central Oregon Dis trict hospital, where she had been taken after being stricken yester day afternoon. A heart attack was the apparent cause of death, it was report.? Among her survivors is a son, Henry, in Alaska, and a grand daughter, Mrs. Clara Woolhiser, asked that some of the provisions of the new law be publicized. 'Since it is a now type of law this state, some businesses are unaware that it exists or pertains to them," Nilsen noted. The out door, advertising law is to be ad ministrated by tle Bureau of Labor. Nilsen said "the law primarily regulates advertising structures :md signs which are visible from the road and outside of incorporat ed cities. An annual permit is re quired for each structure ' and signs except the following: Signs advertising the name, na ture of service of a business and which are placed within 300 feet of rhe business site; certain warn ing signs; rental or sale signs on real estate involved; signs on a farm advertising its products. Nilsen said permit applications should be secured from the State Bureau of Labor, Salem, Oreg., as soon as possible. Some of the forms have been received here by the Bend Chamber of Commerce. Permit fees are based on the ad vertising area, commencing at SO cents for signs under 50 squar, feet to $300 for those in excess of 400 square feet. Advertising copy may be changed at any tune with out payment of an additional fee for the year, but reapplication must be made when a sign moved or rebuilt. Signs may not be placed rocks or trees, and must b-? able to withstand wind pressure safely. Also, signs will not be allowed to obstruct the view of drivers ul intersections or curves. When a sign is not brought into compliance with legal regulations within 30 days notice, or if the name and address of the owner is not on the sign, it can be removed by the state and the owner charged a minimum of $25 for the removal. "It would be advisable for all highway sign owners to check the several provisions ol the new law to see what provisions may apply to their signs," Nilsen cautions. RADIOS DOXATKD Speelal to The Bulletin REDMOND A gift of four five- tube tabic radios with under-pillovv speakers has been made by radio station KJUN to Central Oregon district hospital for the use of pa tients, Redmond Radio and Music Center has offered to wire the speakers and attend to servicing the radios. There is to be no ren tal charge, but it was pointed out v. flu IP yRIGHT: J S All Coltnn f Loungees Robe Choose from our leisure fashions with a quality of warmth and gracious- ness all their own! Distinctively styled in all the lovely sparkling holi day colors. Fashions that are exciting to give . . . equally exciting to own! QUILTED ROBE 8.93. Kilted BRUNCH COATS In No-Iron Durasucde nnrl Sari 8.95 to 10.98 Washable DUSTERS In Nylon and Nugget (Sulci Prims 3.98 & 5.98 LEFT: All Cotton FITTED ROBE 12.98 Many Other Robes To Select From . . . BRUNCH COATS 3.98 to CHENILLE ROBES 3.98 to DUSTERS by Cay Artley j Many, Many Lovely Colors iff. as 5.98 5.98 m Bm S V. '; M , ' ft Bend Hospital The following are new patients at St. Charles Memorial hospital: Edcar Duncan. Redmond; Leslie McCollum, two-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McCollum, 903 W. 13th; David Fuller. 1215 Jacksonville; William Nicman, 38 Irving; Mrs. Carin Johnson, 750 Ogden; Mathew Reis, 1017 Mil waukie. Leonard Case. Route 1, was re admitted Sunday evening. Dismissed: Mrs. Lyle Cilliland and Mrs. Ted Hinshaw, both Bend: George Tarrant, Hines; Harry Jrs- j tesen, Kent. HAVE THE FUN Play Santa Claus . . . Give Your Helpers A Red Christmas PARTY fWi) Vt ifLl dam ma r tm 111 I. V L n we uo.irce mom x - GIVE US A CALL 123 That's AH Redmond. The body is at Zachei- that patients who wish to make mortuary, pending completion of donations to 1110 nuspnai s ramu funeral arrangements. I fund may do so. - Use Classified fori Results In all the world no car like this . . . XIJ' xOT, - ta in - -tt ' -tw 1. V ,v - JZ Eft - l ' ' I iiiltj. ' vr 5"- m" -V This ii tha '56 Dodgs Coronet 4-door Lancor and Ihero'l nulhintj lo match it ol the prico. Also ovailabtp in Royal and Cuitom Royal SoriBI. THE LANCER GOES 4 DOOR ! Bui waitl Here't more now! You can got the new 4-door Lancer in the low cost Corone! Series full-tize, full-styled, and in the low price field! 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