The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 11, 1963, Image 6

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I!IITLE1DER"AND 7 i t FOR RELEASE OK MONDAY, "woIfS 7 UTN I HASBEEM A &UT 60 O'.-TELL i . THERE ON HB M WM THIS rv:2i question? a wTHATWRwAvl'iyti!i?iRir'a v"" "tj lm ALLEY OOP j GAATOR0 Vt7TL?YVE .nNl I NO-PUT WHY CHANCE J SO LET DISMOUNT I I , ; , AN ENCWUNTER WINNER-TAKE A oJr A STUMBUMS XvVELL.MyA An1 HAVE AT EACH J I WW 'S? Ll ALL IortT I rwI. I HC1RSE WHEM f KORE COULD OTHfcR A-fOOT . I --ifC:V V AFKaTr ORLANUSE!l SCARER VICTORY 0FFER3 ( STUMBLE TOQ K , ! l A 4 fk il SptcUl to Tha Bullttin MADRAS Decreased tax bills are in store for many Jef ferson county property owners for the 1963-64 tax year, it was re ported this week by Glenn Horn, county assessor. While definite figures are not available, forecasts for the corn ing year indicate that valuation will show a sharp rise while bud gets submitted show only nominal increases, the assessor said. Residents outside incorporated cites will generally find their tax bills down. City budgets have not yet been submitted and the pic ture there awaits formulation of the city financial estimates, Horn said. A six per cent reduction was forecast for taxpayers residing in school district 509J outside city limits. The pleasant news for the ma jority of county property holders is tlie result of above normal in creases in valuation as compared to nominal budget increases in taxing bodies. Anticipated valuation of the county for the next tax roll is pegged at above $23 million, an increase of some $7 million over the current valuation. Four major sources of increas ed valuation in the county were listed bv the assessor and ineJudc increased valuation of the Round Butte Dam upon which construc tion is proceeding: completion of re-appraisal of farm property in the county; value of construction equipment in the county and add ing of the new suburban gas lines to the county tax rolls. Degree of Honor convention held Sixty-four members of the De gree of Honor Protective Associa tion attended the district conven tion Tuesday at the Domino, in Bend. Buffet luncheon was serv ed there at noon, and the evening banquet was held at a restaurant. Mrs. Rosa Fellett and Mjss Carole Koopman were initiated into the order. Twenty-five-year membership pins were presented to Mrs. Erma Clement, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Leslie Chapman, Mrs. W. J. Creighton, Mrs. Harry Momcal and Mrs. Delbert Staples, all of Bend. Special presentations were giv en by the Bend and Klamath Falls drill teams and a glee club from Klamath Falls. Mrs. James Johnston, acting president, was In charge of both afternoon and evening meetings. Other dignitaries attending were Clara B. ,Gertson of Heppner, stale director and national watch; Mrs. Ruby Bell, Klamath Falls, state vice-president; Mrs. Bertha Chisholm, Portland, sec ond vice-president, and Julia Doerfling, Grants Pass, past state president. City Commissioner Paul Rey nolds gave the address of wel come at the evening session, tell ing the visitors of the recreation opportunities m Central Oregon and the area's far-famed scenery. Mrs. Gertson gave the response.- Mrs. Laurence Clausen was in charge of the luncheon and dec orations. The hall was attractive ly decorated with spring flowers, Oregon grape, juniper boughs and artificial flowers. Each officer's station was backed by a beauti fully decorated screen. Gifts and corsages were presented to the state and national officers. Attending from out-of-town were 29 members from Klamath Falls, five from Parkrose and four each from Medford and Grants Pass. After the meeting, doughnuts and coffee were served at the cof fee bar. BURTON PREFERS SONG LONDON (UPI)-A London wine merchant said today he recently asked a group of celebrities wheth er they preferred wine, women or song. He said actor Richard Burton favored song. Relief crisis in Illinois is deepening CHICAGO (UPI) Thousands of needy families faced at least a week of hunger today in a deepening of Illinois' relief crisis. The state legislature, dead locked in a fight over ceilings on aid payments, recessed Thursday for another lour-aay weeiteno without reaching agreement. The Illinois Public Aid Com mission (1PAC) has run out of funds for its aid to dependent children and general assistance relief programs. The legislature battle has blocked an emergency appropriation. Says St "Soft" A Republican state senator, in a parting blast at Democratic op position to the GOP aid limits, said the state was being "too soft" on -welfare recipients. The Woodlawn organization, headquartered on Chicago's South Side, planned to picket Republi can party offices in the Loop to day. Hundreds of families turned to settlement houses and private welfare agencies for food, but au thorities said supplies were run ning low and appealed for more donations. Before the legislature quit, the executive director of the Chicago Federation of Settlements said "If the legislature doesn't act to- dav, we ve had it. The pressure really hasn't come yet," said Clarence Boebel. "We're looking for the real pres sures to build up over the weekend." He said settlement houses usu ally feed three or four families week. With public aid checks held up, he said, some houses fed as many as 20 families Thursday. 6 The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, May 11, 13 CARNIVAL BEND BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE 2 lines for 1 time only $1.25 2 lines for 4 times only $1.75 2 Lines for 8 times only $3.00 4 lines for 1 time only $1.75 4 lines for 4 times only $2.75 4 lines for 8 times onlv $4.75 6 lines for 1 time only $2.25 6 lines for 4 times only $3.75 6 lines for 8 times only $6.50 BEND BULLETIN SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier One Month $1-50 Six Months $9-00 One Year 18-W By Mail One Month $1-50 Three Months $4.00 Six Months $7.50 One Year $14.50 FOR CIRCULATION SERVICE CALL In Bend The Bend Bulletin EV 2-1811 In Redmond LI 8-4261 In Prineville Mrs. Gary Stephens, HI 7-7730 Momber, Audit Burtau of Circulatloni The Bend Bulletin (Weekly) 1903-1931. The Bend Bulletin (Daily) Est 1916. Published Every Afternoon except Sundays and certain holidays by the Bend Bulletin Inc. 736-738 Wall St., Bend, Oregon. LOST? Classified Ad INDEX . To Buy. .Sell. . .Trade Apartments For Kent M Appliance-Furniture 31 Auction Sales - 33 Apartments Furnished 61 Autos For Trad W Autos For Sal ..... 100 Baby Sitters 13 Boats Motors 44 Business Opportunities W Building Contractors K lard ot Thanks 6 Contracts S3 IMks. PetSi ate. Do litest lo Service M Farmers Column M Farms. Acreages Farm Machinery .... Feeds ft Serrts Fuel, Coal. Wood, Oil Fuel Wanted Funeral Directors Funeral Notices ns Funeral Services ... Help Wanted. Female) Help Wanted Help Wanted, Mala , Mouses For Rent .., Iloinekeeplnr Kooms Houaa Trailers ....... Instroctlon-Scbools , In Memortam ..,., LernJ Notices Lodges A Societies M Livestock , lot ft Found , Mother's Day Dinner Menu Tomato Juice Chicken Rice Soup Tossed Green Salad Choice of Dressing Baked Virginia Ham nd Sauc. 1.65 i Fried Chicken A I MiryUnd 1.65 Special Cut Sirloin Steak 2.25 Prime Rib Au Jus 2.50 Whlppod Potttoos, Frish Froitn Pei Hot Rolls, Butttr A Cofft. Dtsstrt: Pin.ippl. Shtrbtt or Soft let Crt.m SUPERIOR CAFE 1033 Bond Ph. 382-1361 "They aren't all sale tups: some m wen urn parking tickeur . Lota Bulldliut SUM ....... UvMtoc Wanted tiOana Machinery For sal. - Machinery Wanted . . . h . . . Maaonlo Notices .... Mhcellanlon. For Rent MlaceUaneoD. For Sal. ...... Money To Loao Money Wanted ....... Motorcycle. For Sal. . Musical In.tromenul NuralJUT Utr. ................. Penonala .. ., Poultry. Kanblt. Real Estate For Sal. Room. Board ... Salea People. Afenta ........ Service Directory ............ Shoe Repair ....... Situation. Wanted M Situations Wanted, Femala M Sltoatlona Wanted, Male MMM Sportsman. Column ..... Strap Column ..,...., rtmberlands ..((, Trailer Space H..MMMM.M rrock.Tra.llent Wanted to Borrow M.aMWMM Wanted to Buy .,., Wanted to Rent .............. Wanted. Room-Board 1 -Legal Notice NOTICE OF FINAL, SETTELEMENT In the District Court of the State of Oregon lor Deschutes County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned. Executor of the last will and testament of NED CUSHMAN, aka ED WARD EAYARD CUSHMAN, deceased, has filed his final ac count in the above entitled court, and that June 3, 1963, at 2:00 o'clock p.m. in the Court Room of the above entitled court has been appointed by the court as the time and place for the hearing of objections there to, ii any, and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published May 4, 1963. ORRIE CUSHMAN, Executor of said estate CRAIG C. COYNER. Attorney for said estate. 127-133-139-145-C 3-Funeral Notices DENNING, Don S. Services Sunday, May 12, 1963, 2:30 P.M. Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. John Bright officiating. 8-Special Notices ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS For information call 382-4780, or Redmond 548-3606. 10-Lost & Found LOST OR strayed: Yearling Guernsey heifer, shaggy hair, in vicinity of Arnold and Reed Market Road. Reward. 382-2785. 14-Moving, Trkng, Storage SAVE 50 OR MORE Rent New Moving Vans From Avis. We Furnish Everything, But The Driver AVIS RENT-A-TRUCK SYSTEM Bend 382-2151 19-Help Wanted Female SECRETARY, Bookkee per. Write care The Bend Bulletin Box 427A. giving Qualifications and experience. LADY TO "live in" and keep modern home in Prineville for elderly gentleman in good health. $25 per week, room and board. 447-5285. WOMAN FOR child care in my home, 5 days week. 382-2724 after 6 p.m. CAPABLE WOMAN for cooking, light housekeeping and care of elderly couple. Good salary. Prineville 447-7663. WANTED NEAT young lady to cook and take care of modern home on wheat ranch near Condon, Oregon, for the owner and hired hand. $125 month, room and board. Will exchange references and personal con tact. All applications will be considered. Must be single, no children. Write Delbert Ed wards, Condon, Oregon, Box 285, or call 384-5841. 20-Service Directory WHEN SPRING has sprung and grass has riz. this Is where vour painter is. Crozier, Bend, EV 2-6199. PAINTING DONE. Reasonable rates. Anderson 382-2043. Lawnmower Sharpening Reel or rotary. New latest mo del precision grinder. Call 382 3170 for free pickup and de livery within a mues oi uena. W. A. Higgins, 1707 W. 1st. WOMEN'S AND Men's altera tions, tailoring. Reasonable rates. Brenda Hall. EV 2-6887. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Marilyn Bull EV 2-0268 CABINET WORK Free planning service. Guaran teed work, fair prices. S i d Hendricks, 147 E. Revere, 382- 6770. 20-Service Directory APPLIANCE REPAIR WASHERS, DRYERS, FREEZ ERS, REFERS, WATER HEATERS, FURNACES. All makes. MIKES ELECTRIC 382-5312 DANDELION SPRAYING City and state license, as re quired by law, insured, guar anteed kill. Cheney Enter prises, phone 382-0277. INVISIBLE Re-weaving. Bums, tears and moth holes disap. pear when they are rewoven. All fabrics and upholstery. Fair (rices, prompt service. Bever y Cook, 675 Innes Lane, 382-1948. IRONING DONE in my home, also babv sitting. Very reason able. EV Z-6747. EXPERT TV It Radio Repair Service Call only 53 5U Jim's TV Service EV 2-3027 BRICK - BLOCK laying. All kinds. Work guaranteed. $2.60 hour. R. Karel, 136 Florida, am pja. PAINTING KITCHEN $45. Liv. ing Room $45. Bedroom $35. Bath $20. Exterior Painting. Also Commercial. Harper 382-4692 PAINTING Pickups $35.00 Clean up job Enamel 438 Heyburn 382-4692 22-Building Sup.-Cont Beautify Your Yard with a FENCE with materials from Miller Lumber Build your own fence-5 ft. high and luu IX. long-ail ins ma terials. 13-7' cedar posts 500 bd. ft. y2"x6" Rough Cedar Fencing ' 1001in.ft2x4 complete 73c per lineal ft. MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Thriftway Store & Yard 1 Greenwood 382-4301 WRECKING THE old Redmond Machine Supply building on Deschutes Avenue, Redmond. All material for sale. 548-2818, Redmond. 30-Miscellaneous for Sale TOP SOIL, fill dirt, dump truck, tractor loader wont, excava tions. 382-5161. RED CRUSHED cinders, top soil, fill dirt, bulldozing. 382-2499. FOR SALE: Good used power saw cash or trade for live stock of equal value. Phone 382 5693 evenings. Westside Hardware' SPRING SAVINGS SALE! The biggest Spring sale ever is going on now ai wesisiae Hardware. Values everywhere, from fishing rods to power saws, the place to save is WESTSIDE HARDWARE 7" -11 h.p. POWER SAW Reg. $35.95 $27.88 8" True Temper HEDGE SHEARS Reg. $2.98 2.15 Deluxe 24" Motorized BRAZIER for outdoor cooking Reg. $39.95 19.88 22" - Reg. $24.95 Only 14.88 Proctor-Silex IRONING BOARD Reg. $6.50 4.99 Everything ij priced to sell durine this gigantic Spring Sale-To Save Money-Come to WESTSIDE HARDWARE 100S Galveston 382-4341 Open Daily S to S Sundavi from 9 to J UtH CrtMO SUmpt Alvayi