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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1955)
The Bend Bulletin, Setoday. December 3.. q HoUSe GlffS GVeJ Out fO MeitlljerS of Sfoff No Job Too : Large Or .Too Small 6Ar V m Se Printing to Serve Your Every Purpose . . . Better Whether it'j accounting forms, Business or social stationery, Pro grams or statements, every piece of printed matter should repre sent you creditably, profitably. When we print it, you can be sure the results will be greatly in your favor. FOWLER Printing Company Telephone 70 Our Representative will call Call 56 fo Place Wanf Ads BEND -- Fred Fenton Bill Mayfield Jack Turner Richard Carlson Cullen Kelsoe Tom Agan Carl Ylvisaker Bob Koopmon Emit Kolloy Leland Parker Harold Hougen David Geiman Gary Cecil Rod Robertson Gone Glandor Gary Kelloy Bob Rhodes Mickey Tye Leo Renk Dennis Wirt Doug Laing Jerry Haller Bob Glassow Dan Renno Joe Ylvisaker Steve Oehlerich Jack Blodgett Ricky Olson Dan Warrington Dick Hilgers Dick Hamby Jerry Thomas Tim Cady Tom Kempf Jim Wilbert Bob Rogers MOTOR ROUTES - - Mary Larrance Larry Leagjeld Max Hackett REDMOND AGENCY - Mrs. Robert Zitek Barton Bonney Bradley Bonney Chappie Stranahan Larry Pankey Billy Frenzel Roger Brown PR1NEVILLLE AGENCY Mrs. Huqo Erickson Steve Wendt Tommy Thomas Jerry Mitchell Larry Burgess Dean Huston Raymond Woods Bruce Chase Thurmon Cooper SISTERS-- Tom Meyers Jerry Meyers 1 Colon Reinecker TUMALO - - Paul Trueax Rocky Rhoda GILCHRIST-- Jimmy Larson Charles Carr By IIAKMAX W. NICHOLS I'lfr! Vct Staff Corrftfpondfnl WASHINGTON (UP Wtiat'K new in Washington: Most people coming out of the White House over the week-end were loaded with gifts. Many of the packages sent in were ad dressed merely to the. big estate on Pennsylvania Avenue. After the presenfs were examined (or germs and bombs, they wer? dis- I tributed among the White House j staff. Across the street at Blair House sat poor Victoria Geaney, the love . ly hostess, who probably knows i mure of the high and mighty in ' the world than any woman alive. I Mrs. deaney was all alone, ex- j cept for her two canaries, "Gold en Boy" ami "Yellow Boy" and ; her parakeet, "Blue Boy." She prepared and ate her Christmas i dinner alone. Pretty fine meal. too. even if the lady guardian of Btair lipase had to stir it up her self. "I was so sit'k and tired of turkey," she said, "Uiat I decided to have capon." She basted the bird with one hand and did a little dusting with the other. The next importan guest will le Sir Anthony Eden from the Isles. Commonly the 317lh Infantry Kestfrve unit here has a beer par ty at the Yuletide. But this year they forgot about the suds and did something pretty nice. They put their beer money into the pur chase of Christmas baskets for the needy. The parcels wero peddled around by the youngsters pf the 435-man unit. This might be an idea there for other groups. Salesgirls in a lot of depart ment stores were a little upset because diplomats in their shop ping complained about local sales taxes. That calls for a lot of pa per work. So a lot of the girls solved all that by dipping into their own pockets to chip in the pennies themselves. Sen. Estes Kefauver. the gen tleman from Tennessee who has an eye on the White House, ran afoul of the language barrier when he was in Sweden. The pa pers over there called his fancy bonnet with the tail behind a "washing bear cap." Turns out Dial was pretty close to right. 1 The translation means . "raccoon.1 almost. Bill Cold of the Washington EVw tnunL.w-0. lhi following WAS overheard on a crowded Washing ton bun. Seems that the driver was ! irritated and yelled out: "Will some of you more inteuigem peo ple please move back in the bus?" There wasn't a dummy aboard. The American Legion, at its convention in I-os Angeles next year, will hold its parade off the Sl'GGESTION OFFERED MADISON, Wis. (UP) Albert Furseth today offered a suggestion for ending deaths on highways: "The federal government shall make a law and enforce it that every car must be enuipoed with instruments that will sing "Nearer My God To Thee" when it hits 50, let out a terrible scream when it hits 55. and blow a fuse when It hits 60." RADIVM S KAYS P milium trUruc riff fllfifl RIVE which are moving atoms of heli um? hta ravs whiCi are Darticlcs nt lrx.fiii-iiv' and i;immfl ravs. 'which are similar to X-rays. street for tlie first time. It will be held in the Coliseum and 100.000 will be able to see it. It will last from six to eight hours and will open the big hoe-down Instead of; dosing it, as in the past. - Two Careers Are Enough DOWACIAC, Mich. (UP) -George Melvin, 92, has "checked out" of the second career of his long life. Melvin, who was a nationally known miller for many years, said he has decided to retire from hi- second career In the hotel business which he started at the age of 77. From 1900-W, Melvin was super intendent at a milling company here and served as president of the American Millars' Association and Michigan Millers' Association. After retiring as a miller, Mel vin became a room clerk at the Champs Hotel here and during the last 14 years has become widely known to traveling men and other guests at the hotel. I think it's about time to toss in the sponge," said Melvin, who looks 20 years younger than he is. SWSETiE PiE by.Nadina Selrw 1831 "What's the matter? Couldnt you sleep either?" TO ALL OF YOU.. i ; FROM ALL OF US I As the bells ring out in welcome to l9$o, may they hail the beginning of a year abounding in the good things of life for you and yours. THE EMPLOYEES OF . . . THE BEND BULLETIN Lane Jorgenson Harold Grice pon H. Higgins Harold Mastrud Loren E. Dyer a 5. Grant Richard Staples Web M. Loy Jr. Qene Anderson Gary Winslow Arthur Boyle Bill Yates Doris E. Semple Marvin Hackett Mrs. Martha Stranahan Mary Lou Lawrence Richard Newman Mrs. A. L Christopher Joy Baker Rodney Carlson Miss Sara Hewitt Kate Donaldson Richard Moon Mrs. Elsie Miksche Howard A. Muff Dennis Meritt Bob Barber Robert K.Moody Robert Koopman Mrs. Walter Prichard Nan Cooley Nell Wescoatt Harrietta Lowrey Robert W. Chandler Mary Damon Duane Lehr R. D. Allen Darlyne Hoover Jac( McDermott Phil F. Brogan
