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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1949)
PAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1949 Report Made On Quicksilver In Ochoco Area A preliminary report on a geo physics survey in the Oohoco quicksilver district east of I'ritie vllle, has been released, accord ing to an announcement recently made by W. E. Wrather, director of the geological survey. Purpose of this study was to detect by use of geophysic meth ods subsurface geologic struc tures favorable to the concentra tion of deposition of mercury minerals. The geophysics survey, made under the cooperative auspices of the U.S. geological survey and the U.S. bureau of mines, covers a strip approximately one mile long In the southwestern part of the Johnson creek fault area, and consists of a magnetic grid with traverse readings at 25-foot inter vals across the fault zone. When correlated with the geology of the area, the geophysics data show a series of igneous dikes which apparently follow the zone of weakness of the Johnson creek fault system. Copies of the report and ac companying maps have been placed on an open file in order to make this information im mediately available to those in terested. They can be inspected at the bureau of mines office, at Albany, or at the state depart ment of geology and mineral in dustries office in Portland. Stanley Dollar Speedboat Winner Detroit, Aug. 2ilP Shipping heir Stanley Dollar today took the treasured International Harmsworth trophy to his native California. Speed enthusiasts all over the world spent millions in an effort to build a boat that would crum ble Detroit's 28-year monopoly of the trophy, but it was the San Franciscan's Skipa-Long that fi nally turned the trick. - . Dollar gained possession of the international speedboat prize yes terday when he skippered Skipa-Long to a 14-mile runoff victory over Detroiter Jack Sciiafer's aging Such Crust I. DRAIN BEATS MKDFORD Drain, Aug. 2 'IP Drain's jun ior American Legion baseball team defeated Medford, 7 to 1, here last night and will repre sent southern Oregon in the Ore gon state tournament beginning , at Albany Aug. b. Last night's game was the sev enth in the southern Oregon dis trict playoffs. Redmond Redmond, Aug-. 2 (Special! Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Parkey, daughter, Janet, and niece, Patri-' cla Jones. sient Sunday at Belk nap Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Downs and family are vacationing this wwk. Downs is an employe of the Red mond illoukl Motors. Miss Laura Loop entertained a group of young friends at a skat ing party in Bond last week. Aft er the party the group met at the Loop home in Redmond for re freshments. Mrs. A. L. Ruth and Sharon re turned Friday from a visit with relatives in kennewick. Mrs. George Abegg. who has been hospitalized in Portland, is convalescing at home. Frank de Lespinasse, who Is at tending summer school In Ku gone, spent the week end in Red mond with his family. Mr. and frs. E. E. Coon, former residents of Redmond, are visit- lng their son, Richard Coon. Jimmie and Janet Stevens of Portland are visiting their grand mother, Mrs. Bill Lynch. Mi-s. Charles Pierce accompan ied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Coon, to Redmond for a month's visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Pierce will be remembered as the former Vera Coon. Her husband is stationed on Guam. Mrs. W. K. Charlesworth will be hostess to the Redmond Gar den club Tuesday afternoon, Au gust 2. The program will fea ture plans for the flower show. Gerald De Janvier, who former ly lived at Alfalfa, and attended Redmond Union high school, is visiting friends and relatives around Alfalfa. Gerald now lives at Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Larive. .. Prospective Camp Pinewan campers who have not had their physical examinations, may take them Wednesday and Thursday, August 3 and 4, at the courthouse in Bend. The examinations will start at 11:30 p.m. Mrs. Joe Frizzell. Mrs. Grace Frizzell and Mrs. Lou Franks were co-hostesses at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Burt Frizzell last Monday at the home of Mrs. Franks. Mrs. Mary Morris, who was in charge of the good of the order, presented entertainment for the Redmond Triple Links club Wed nesday, July 20, at Townsend hall. Mrs. J.- R. Roberts won high with consolation going to Mrs. Lillian Davis at the Tuesday bridge club which met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Wise, July 2b. Mrs. J. R. Roberts will be hos tess to the Tuesday bridge club at her home August 8. Johnnie Gunter has taken em ployment at the Erickson food market in Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Henderson are the parents of a daughter born Thursday morning at the J"7 .nrt It 1 i lite to 1 1 i Bend Golfers Lose Team Match To Medford The Medford Country club golf team defeated Bend, 47W to In a match played Sunday over the Medford course. Wooily Lamb was medalist for Bend with a T.l. Simmons carded a 74 to lake honors for Medford. In n special team match played during the afternoon Hill llai'h and Bill Co ley of Bend halved linnois with Kd Simmons and Bill Van Allen of Medford. Results of the match follow: S.'h0lln( S Jl'MT A 1 I.OWFIt! WeuaU'liiv, Wash., Aug. .2 ilh. The sheriff whs culled to pluck from a flower a man who suc cumbed yesterday to UHdcgiro heat and alcohol. "I'm a pilunla," he an nounml. Bulletin (.'lusKiileds Bring HesulU I'oltiltn .. l.Hlrrll . KrUbit . . Stanley Simmon Jrttirn , , Hilly .. Hilnnn Hutl-r . . Worth Icy Uv Ikr . Sli-y . . Utvit May . , . tirn ... Srmn JottllNdll ... 3 ... 1 ... 3 ... ... a IVrktn ... 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Other men's victories were posted by third seeded Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, fourth-seeded Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, fifth-seeded Sam Match of Los Angeles, sixth-seeded Her bie Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., seventh-seeded Art Larsen of San Francisco, and eighth-ranked Bill Vogt of Philadelphia. Gas Container I Explodes; No Fire j Seattle, Aug. 2 Mi A large! metal gas container at the Lake Union plant of the Seattle Gas company exploited today, show- ering metal fragments over an j area of about 100 square feet. , Time keeper Ted Reichman said that no fire broke out, but that firemen were standing by in the event that large quantities of raw gas released by the explosion would ignite. The explosion was heard over i a wide area, but employes escaped injury from metal fragments of , a lid which covered what they de scribed as a "relief holder." Medical Dental hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds and 1 ounce at birth. Mr. and Mrs. Speck Hudspeth and children, Joe and Gwen, from John Day, stopped in Redmond for a brief visit with Mrs. Hud speth's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Les ter "Hauk, Sunday morning on their way to East lake for a week's vacation. Helen McMur- ray accompanied the Hudspeth's to the 4ake to care for the children. OFFER REJECTED Astoria, Aug. 2 iU" Columbia river gilnetters continued their strike against packers today After rejecting an offer of 20 cents for August salmon. Action of the CIO fishermen came in the face of an impending summer run of fish and union Executive secretary Henry Nte mela said no further meetings between fishermen and packers were scheduled. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Made for each other... Z&&K I SUPREME GASOLINE J Today's high-compression engines and PING-FREE POWER! This premium-quality fuel gives you the complete power and speed of which your car is capable. 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