Bend, Oregon, has exciting developments in the entertainment industry as it is set to be featured in movies 100 years ago. A Universal camera man will be recording the presentation of Harmon Field to the school district, with Pathe news reel and Oregonian representatives possibly joining. Seniors at Bend High School are also planning a unique party with a prize for the most original conveyance used to bring guests. In other news, a naturalization court is set to be held in Central Oregon, the need for a Parent-Teacher Association in Bend is being discussed, and efforts are being made to increase the sale of locally manufactured ice cream in the area.
75 years ago, Bend is emerging from a harsh winter, with business getting back to normal after being impacted by heavy snowfall. A banquet honoring Robert Sawyer for his role in the St. Charles Memorial Hospital project was held, and a proposal to support local ice cream production was presented to the Bend Chamber of Commerce.
50 years ago, the Bend School Board faced protests from students over the deletion of some course offerings, including advanced drama and computer programming. The students raised concerns about the quality of education being compromised. Meanwhile, 25 years ago, Valentine’s Day brought a surge in chocolate sales in Bend, with stores preparing to meet the demand for heart-shaped candy boxes. Chocolates were seen as the ultimate temptation for many during the holiday season.
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