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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1949
Lords Acre
Auction Slated
Prlnevllle, Oct. 27 Residents
of the Powell Butte Irrigation
farm area of west Crook county
are preparing for a record attend
ance Saturday, November 5, at
the annual Lord's Acre auction
and country store, where maids
and matrons will offer a vast
aggregate of needlework and
cookery Items and canned fruits.
The method of auctioning the
production of an acre of land
from the farms of the neighbor
hood and the sale of Items pre
pared by the womenfolk, was
started several years ago to pro
vide a fund for building a larger
church and a community hall for
recreation purposes. The partici
pation of farmers has increased
rapidly each succeeding year, as
has the Interest of residents of all
communities of central Orepon.
This year, It is reported, urban
residents of points from Bend to
Prlnevllle and Redmond to Mad
ras plan on attending the auction
to bid on a winter's supply of
fruits and vegetables.
Facilities for feeding the public
with barbecued beef and ham
have been expanded this year. It
was announced bv J. C. Minson.
Powell Butte resident member .of
the Crook county court and chief
chef at the barbecue pit. Women
of the community have assembled
their needlework and other Items
today at the home of Mrs. Minson,
where price tags will be attached.
The items offered for sale are ap
pealing to the visiting women. It
is declared, for their reasonable
cost
' Minson reported that the Powell
Butte folks have invited Senator
Wayne Morse to be their guest
Saturday. Senator Morse, in
Crook county last year to attend a
forestry meeting, called at the
Lord's Acre sale, where he talked
horses with central Oregon lovers
of horse flesh. He became an
ardent bidder at the auction, pur
chasing potatoes, two ducks and
a pig.
WILL EXHIBIT SEED
Madras, Oct. 27 North unit
project clover seed growers, as
a result of the offer of the Madras
chamber of commerce to pay the
cost of forwarding exhibits of
clover seed to the Royal Winter
fair of Toronto, Canada, have as
sembled a large number of speci
mens of top quality product,
which will be forwarded Monday.
Later the local chamber will fi
nance transportation of exhibits
to the hay and grain division of
the International Livestock expo
sition at Chicago.
Jefferson county clover seed
growers have been consistent In
winning blue ribbon awards on
ladino and red clover at the two
fairs since they began making
exhibits in 1947.
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Damage to Potato
Crop Not Severe
Prineville, Oct. 27 A survey
of potato dealers and shippers of
Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson
counties reveals that there was
an exaggerted estimate of dam
age to the 1949 potato crop by
recent cold weather, when the
temperature dropped to the rec
ord low of 8 above zero at the
station of the cooperative observ
er. Mrs. C. W. Goodnight.
All growers and market men
cite that the central Oregon Net
ted Gem harvest is substantially
earlier this season than last, and
the overall percentage of the crop
alreadv under cover reached
around 75 per cent when the
heavy early freezes occurred. In
Prineville potato fields, the har
vest had reached close to 95 per
cent, and the freeze loss will be
negligible.
The cold nights will result in
substantial nuisance, for the rea
son that the potatoes unharvest
ed when the cold snaps fell must
be held for development of frost
injury, and then warehousemen
must grade them carefully. Even
with most careful sorting, it is de
clared, it is almost impossible to
detect damaged tubers, wnich. la
ter may rot in bags and cause
serious deterioration of packs.
RETRIBUTION
Cedar Rapids. Ia., Oct. 27 iip
School children were delighted to
learn today that A. J. Bailey. S3,
was fined So for running through
a stop sign.
Bailpy has been truant officer
for 2o years.
Bus Puts Man in
Lap Three Times
Memphis, Tenn. mi Three
times should be out even on a
trolley bus.
Ernest R. Warren saw another
passenger board a bus and head
tor a seat, only to be thrown into
a woman s lap when the bus
swerved. He apologized.
He rose to get on, only to have
the vehicle stop suddenly for a
red light and throw him into the
woman's lap again.
He apologized, got up and start
ed to leave but the coach started
up suddenly, depositing him in
the woman's lap for the third
time.
KIN FOR TRAVELERS
New York ilfi Music, news and
train information will be present
ed soon over the loudspeaker in
the Grand Central railroad sta
tion. A few commercials also
will be salted in to help defray
broadcast expenses. i
West Texas
Asks More Water
Lubbock. Tex. Hit - Eleven
towns and cities In Texas' Pan
handle and south plains are wall
ing hopefully for Washington to
put its approval on a gigantic
project that will solve their old
problem water.
It Is an $84,000,000 dnm and
aqueduct project on the Canadian
river, above Amaiillo, drawn up
by the bureau of reclamation.
Legislative and presidential ap
proval are awaited.
The proposed dam, 40 miles
northeast of Amaiillo, would rise
up from the Canadian valley to
block the river's flow at a point
where canybn walls, more than a
mile apart, would rise 165 feet
above the river bed.
The dam itself would cost $L'7,
SO0.000, about half as much as the
aqueduct system 277 miles to
feed precious water to Borger,
Amaiillo, Pumpa, Plalnvicw, Lev
elland, Lubbock, Tahoka, O'Don
nell, Lamesa, Littleflcld and Sin
ton. Would Control Hoods
Additionally, layout of some $3,.
000,000 is plunned for flood con
trol and recreation projects.
Harry P. Burleigh of Austin, an
engineer for the bureau, surveyed
the west Texas areas involved and
conferred with civic, industrial
and municipal officials.
It was the consensus that lack
of adequate water supplies had
hindered industrial development
and growth and that, on the basis
of surveys, there was no hope of
getting it from ground storage.
Surface water is the only hope.
It was agreed, for meeting the
over-all requirement. Construc
tion of the Canadian river dam
Dinner Date Kept
Despite Crash
El Toio, Cut. Hit "Call my w ife
and tell her I'll he- lale for din
ner," marine reserve pilot l.t.
Hon Clark radioed his squadron
when the motor of his plane
conked out over Catultna island.
He then crash-landed in l!ie
ocean near the island when fog
prevented him from landing on
the Cutallna airfield.-
Clark was picked up by a fish
ing trawler and u coast guard
plane took him from the trawler
lo the El Toio marine base -15
minutes later. He was on time for
dinner.
would take care of all possible
needs of the area for at. least the
next half century, Uuiielgh said.
ACCIDENT I'N.I'Sl'AI.
Hiuiiuiik, Oil.. Oct. '.'7 Hit'
Painter Michael Sychtii, 41, spun
around In the I-1 fool blades of a
giant fan whirling at almost I JO
miles an hour and lived to tell
about II today.
He was painting the fan In
city steam generating plant yes
lerday when the switch was turn
ed on accidentally by another
worker.
The blade struck him behind the
knees and swept hint up.
"It carried me around the cir
cumference of the fan twice,"
Sychta said. "Then the blade
broke, and I fell.
"I guess I'm the luckiest man
in the world."
Sychta dropped 15 feel to the
floor of the fan well, and was
treat ei I for cuts on his chest, back,
arm and side.
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STEXZEI. 21 oz. Jar
Dill Pickles 35c
N'ALLY I Tint Jar
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BLUE BELL C.lant Size
Potato .Chips pkg. 23c
SUNSHINE
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Vanilla Wafers 29c
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PIE CRUST MIX 2 pkgs. 35c
KERR JAMS & JELLIES
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l'i Oz. Tumbler
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