THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TKMI'KltATI HKH
Minimum yeotcriluy, 77 iliKrinn.
Minimum liuil iiIkIiI, 'it (IcKrciii.
NiinrlHc, Smurt Time
Sunrise tomorrow, 11:11.
hllnsct tomorrow, l:.VI,
Ilcinl mid vlelnlly I-HI r IikIilv
lliriiuifli Tliuiniluy; IiIkIi toduy 71)
lo T!i low liiulkiil to :i(l; IiIkIi
riniiKiliiy IIH o 7'-!.
I'luyil WcnI, llcnd rhiimlicr nl
- ill IIIKII llllllliicel, In III Purl
IiiiiiI tiiilny for the iiilili' iiIIIIiich
t'llllimlNNlllll lii'iiilni: llll llllH Ht'l-
vice liver the new Wnnii .Sipi limit ,
hlitliwiiy
Jiinol Mill ie Is tin- inline hoIci-I-rl
liy Mr. mill Mrn.Kiuiik (iniviui,
IM Ccinc.la. I'll- their lUnc.litei,
Iiorii Oi l. 31 nt SI. C'luuli'M Iioh
pltiil. Till1 Imliy Wfltiliril 7 hmi in In.
(i oiiiH'i'N. An lli'in whlrh iippcin cd
In Tui'nliiy'N lliilli'lln, IdfiillfyltiK
tlii liahy iih a buy, wiih In crinr.
MIsm It'l l I liuii'i . iluil:hter nf
Mr. anil Mm. I'muli II. II. hum, 22'.t
I'llllKII'HN, llllH Jllllll'll llll' Htlllt of
tin- (Iiuhmii, University nl (Hi'Knii
pulillriillnn, II wiix learned hi ir
Imliiy. Mlhit lliuii'i' Ik a ti eMiinan
nl tin- university. Shi' vnn (jniilii
n I nl Irom lli'inl hle.li school wlili
llll' ClllHH III l'.HH, mill WIIH (111-
pluyril at Till' Hullctln liclore wlic
entered ciilli'iji'.
Hi'ltiilar iiiii-ilnnH of Jay II. I'p
Inn eiinip anil auxiliary, I .'SU V.
will Im lu'lil I 'i ll In y at H p in., In
till' OHM lllOUKI' IIHHI'Ulllly room.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl (;. Swiiukou,
filli'hrlHt. a re paii'iitN nf a sou
l n il eiirly thin liioi nlni; at St.
I'luu leu huspltiil. 'I'lii' hairy welc.li.
I'd 7 Mil i ikIh. I iiuni'i'H, and has
Imi'H iiami'd (.'liiirlrs lcvviiiie.
Mi.mln'i'. of the wi.n.,.n' num.
I'll of the 1 11 fit Christian church
will meet at the church 'lliursday
at 1 p.m.. for their regular (uar
lerlv birthday luni'hi'on. Mcmls-is
of the executive ruiniiiltlii' will
net as hostesses, and they also
will furnish the dei.su I. Mrs. I'.
K. Moore will In- program chair
man. Her tuple will he "All I'co
iile'H Church and the Yakima
Mission."
Mcmlier nf the missionary sir
I'lely of Westminster I'leshvler
Ian clun ill will have a tegular
llli-ctlne, 'niiirsdny at 2 p.m. at
the home uf Mrs. Kdward lllsen.
757 I'urtland avenue.
HAIIY I'lCrUltlUS Mviiek'H
Special continues: !irr lor one
,Y7 mounted portrait; choice of
proofs: no appointment neces
sary: 10 a.m. lo ! p.m. Mviiek'H
Studio, 111 Oregon. I'hone ;nr.
Adv.
You eel stvle plus correct lime
and a l.lHral Allowance mi voiir
old waleh with the inuchase of
a new Wnlch at N IKllKIti IAI.I. S.
JKWKI.KHS, next lo l atutol The
aler. "We Hcpalr Willi Care."
Kst. IHJii. Adv.
STKVKNSCIII'TK POST No. I
II t K A.MI-.I1ICA.N l.l-:i;ioN
Meets Thill sdav. November 'I.
Com lhou.se Assemhlv lloom. S:IK)
till). . Adv.
I I NKK.M. Till KSDAY
I'liiienil services lor I, mini Me
Whorler, who died here on De
lulier M. will Ih- held 1 1 mil the
Nlswoner i! Wlnslow chapel
Thin sday at i p.m., with Itev.
Itoss Knolls of the l'hsl Mehlo
ills! church In chaie. llurlal will
he In the Pilot Unite cemetery.
Mrs. McWIlurter was the wile uf
the late A. W. MeWhni ler. She
had hii'ii a resident of Hend tor
the past 21 years, and was a un
live of Menesha, Wis.
NKW TI.ATKS SKNT OI T
Salem. Nov. 2 'If The state
motor vehicle department started
fiellillni; out the lUM) auto license
plates this week.
You need more than a 'salve' for
CHEST COLDS
to rellevt couitlit and tore musclct
You nii'tl to rnl im sliiiiululinit, puin
rl'lii'vllie M iinIitiiIi'. 1 1 lint only ItrniKfl
fmit, luiiK-liiHllltil ri'lii'f but iiclimlly
1ii1ih rlus'k llin irrilslli'ii nml lniik up
liirul cuntt'iiU'in. Ituy Mtwli-rulnl
INDIVIDUALLY
CIvMuinuiA CouL CIvuatituiA HoUi.
y
W0p
QviuSjiA Int.
BUZzn-cnRDozo
h ot-uywoorj
A CHRISTMAS CARD ENSEMBLE
Sometiing Entirely NCW-- come in and
let us Show you THSa&ciaTTuo--
Symons Bros., Jewelers
"Tim Jousa of Uuuuly" r
Idaho Firm
(Continued (ruin I'liK'1 11
ri'pii'Hi'iilnllvi' of thi U. S. puhllc
hrallh nervier, San Ki iiiicIhco,
I'lillf. Ilarolil M. I'lilli'iHon rcple
Hi'iili'd tilt' ciiKluccrliiK ilcpiiii
mi ni nf lhi Hlatc ImiiiiiI nf hi-allh.
Howard Mlnry, Sraltli, HHHlHlrd
A i Illici t Malunry In IiiIiiiIiiIIiik
tin- hid".
At the rniirliiHlnn nf t lie mis't-
llltf .IllllllBIIII. pll'HldlllU III tln lit)
Nriiri' from tin t'lly nf Koticrt W.
Sawyer. i i-nIiIi-iiI of I In Central
llii'Kou Hospitals fuiindntluii, told
thi' routiai loiN thai till' IiIiIh were
Ih'Iiiu referred to I hi' IiiiIIiIIiik
ruinmllt
for art Ion. Ili Indlnil-
I the aiilnn would hi tahi'ii at
the ri'uular Thursday noon meet
llIK nf tile hospital IhiiiiiI.
Allcrimti-a. Considered
Alti'inati' No. 1 In the. Kcncnil
hlds calli'd for fltilshliiK of thi'
third Htory of tin- new hospital.
These ranged from a low of $U,.
1H2 lo a hlitli of 57II.7I7. Other
allernale hlds rovered hiiIiJitIs
riiniiliii: from sidewalk pavlnu lo
Installation of eertaln lypi'H of
elevators. All these uncinates
must he studied hefoie the hoard
ran reiieli a llual deelslon.
A member uf the llnlse firm, .1.
II. Wise and Son, suhiiillllnn the
low hid, Ih known lorally. lie Is
I 'a n 1 Wise, sun In law of Dr. and
Mrs. . I). Keiehum.
The hiiKle hlils on the c.en
eral contract, wlthoul revision
through alternate pniiosals, lol
low :
Hlds Listed
A. Wilson Ili'iiold, Hend. SfiOD,-
; y.:.
W. C. Clark. Seattle. ST.W.LMo.
j Constructions KiiKlneerH anil
i Contractors, Taeoma, S.r)!iH.7IK).
.. "" I'lime V.U., llll iianu.
!J'7. '
(leneral Construetlon Co., Se
attle, Wash.. $iil2..V)0.
ItosS II, IlllllllllDII'l
Portland,
ViTtl.tiUO.
Mnlai key A Moore, Pol l land,
S-W.'.'.VI.
Paiille Cmisli ni-lliin Co., Van
couver. Wash.. S.'il.!HK).
A. V. Petersen Co., Portland,
$:t',r.r!ii.
Vlesko A- Post. Salem. $i;l'8.(m;!I.
J. t;. Watts Construction l'o.,
Seattle. $i;:m,(xio.
J. II. Wise & Son, Inc., HoIkc.
Ida.. Sri.W,7!IH.
Twenty prospective bidders had
obtained plans from the architect.
I'ortliiiid linn Imw Kandall was program chairman.
I Low hid for plumbing, heating, Al Gray, n Jaycee, was Intro
and ventilating, Sl.B.l'.K), was sub- j duced iih the new president of
mined hv A. G. HushliL'ht & Co.. H"' ABC club and touched on the
i Portland! The firm added a $.T0 j
item fill- w ink If n third storv Is
: built and a S212 Item for oxygen
i nutlets. Oilier bidders were Ar
row Co. and William Montgom
ery, $ 1 rU.I;r : Buchanan Co.. inc..
SI il, 7.1; It. K. Buck Plumbing &
;lleiitlng. SI77.:i7il; J. M. Harder
Plumbing and Heating, Sl.T.I.HL'S;
,P. S, Ijitd Mechanical Contrac
tors. $i:!t,::il; plumbing Xi Heat-
jlng Knglneerliig Co.. SMS.IIK-I; A.
G. Itushllght A Co., Si:i.r).l!H);
Tcips Plumbing A Heating.
I $l!ir.t;t;.VItl; I'rhan PlumbliiK &
' Heating. SITl.tilKi.
l-or electrical work, the low bid
iwas S-lll.-lfCj, submitted by Ace
Klectiir Co., Portland. Other hid
Iders were American Klectrlc Co..
i S.'W.-1'.IO; Kleelrle Smith. Inc.. $1.1.-
:t7H; Graham Kleelrle Co., S.'1-l,-
'Km I; I.. II. Morris Kleelrle Co.,
S-ll.Siri: Steeck Klectrlc Co.. S.VI.
H.T.'; Tlce Kleelrle Co., $.)2.'.l7(i;
Walton Brown Klectrlc Co.. $10,-
i'.IKl); Carl T. Madsen, S.')7,K7r).
I IRK CALLS ANSWKKKII
Kin- around the flue collar in
the liiune of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis G. I lalrymple. M2-I Delaware,'
was the cause of a general alarm
at 10:02 a.m. today. Mrs. Dalrvm
pie bad extinguished the tire by
throwing water on the flue be
lure lireiiieii arrived. All estimate
of damage had not been made
this morning.
In answer to a still alarm this
morning at 11:12. firemen went
li Seward avenue and Kast Third
street, where they used booster
equipment to extinguish a brush
fire. The blaze was brought under
conl i nl before buildings were
threatened.
Tuesday al 10:11 p.m., firemen
answered a still alarm and ex
tinguished a flue lire at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Moore.
S.I2 Federal. No damage was re
ported. Use classified nils In The Bulle
tin lor quick results.
PERSONALIZED
I
gH3 j
Gasoline Theft
Charged to Boys
Kour Toppiyilsh, Wash., yniilhs
aiii-sli-d at M'l D(jilen this morn
liiK at 12:W have Is-en ehaiel
with Hie larceny of aHollue and
Indued III the city Jail, police rec
ords show. They were accused of
Inklni: Kiisnllue fiom a t ruck. Of- j
llceiN snld Dial K"" filled euntalii
eiH were fuuiid In I be car, with
a trail uf kiihoIIiim leadiiiK lo the
truck.
Held on the theft (ha rue lire
Kenneth Staener, 17; Hoy l'wls.
Ill; Hill Hun III. Hi. and Dim ub
snn, 17, all of TopiM'ulsh.
Rotarians Hear
Talk on Magazine
The merlin of (he inaKiizlne Un
Im Ian today were iIIscukhciI hi Ici
ly hefore llend KoliulanH by Wil
liam M, Hall, one of the local
dub's (ilKUIllzeis.
Hall Hinted that Hie policy nf
the maidilni' Is to present un
biased views of current affairs
and problems. He Hinted that
whenever ronlrovei Hinl Issues are
treated In the mnea.liii' bulll sides
uf (iicstluiiH are presented. Hall
ailded thai only the IiIkIickI type
advcrtlHliiK In conliiliii-d In the
publication.
l-'ollowliiR Hiill's talk. Hotarlans
participated In a (iulz iirneram
featuring (uestlotiH a bo ill artlcleH
In the past two Issuch of the muf;
a.liic MwtltiK nnnounccmnts made In
cluded a program committee e
nlon lonliii at the Hume of How
ard M. Nicholson, and a hoard of
dlrectoiN meellnn next Wedni-H-day
evening al the home of llay
Konesl, president of the UcnU
cluh,
CJuesld nf the Rotary club to
day were Koijcr Hall and Henry
NelKon, both of Bend.
Jaycees View
Motion Picture
"PloneerliiK In Rehabilitation'!
a film dealing with work of the
Oregon Society for Crippled Chil
dren and Its hospital at Kugene.
was shown at today's meeting of
the Jaycees at the Pine Tavern.
Mrs. W. (i. Wilson was In charge
"I tnc Illtn showing, anil uonlon
fliil'tt work. John Prentice was i
n guest. Bob Johnson Introduced ,
i Krank Blake and Kenneth Pear
iHon as new memtsTS of the club.
Norman Partridge presided al
the luncheon meeting.
SHRINE BENEFIT DANCE!
Pine Forest Grange
At Carroll Acres
Thursday, November 10th
Music by
Omer Zillman's Orchestra
Admission: $2.00 Per Couple
All proceeds of the dunce will go In the crippled chil
dren nt the Shriller Hospital in Portland.
This Space Courtesy of Smith Electric
linl' I VI- , i .I'm. M'l 1 .i III I llllll II. P r'l,:l.V . "il rt
ItliiulJiii.!!!
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
DESTROYS SOOT SAVES FUEl
REDUCES FIRE HAZARDS
Chimney Sweep is the modern, easy,
unfo way to got rid of soot in fur
naces, lilies, chimneys, fireplaces,
(loos to work on soot the way soap
attacks dirt by chemical action.
EASY TO USE
If you burn coal, coke, wood, just
sprinkle Powder Chimney Sweep on
tlio lire. 1'nr
nil or kero
sene heating
units, pour
Liquid Chim
ney Sweep
Into the fuel
tank. Chim.
ney Sweep
docs tho rest.
POWDER
1 lb. ... A9i
3 lbs. . . 1 .29
LIQUID
Pint . . . ..29
Qucirt 2.29
I lti;ii l'AliKINi; AVAII.AItl.K HI IIIM) .SKIKIi
w iiii.!: snorriMi.
More Hours from 7::i(l a. in. lo 0:00 p, m.
' CUFFLWS
"You'll Enjoy Shopping Our Store!"
944 Bond Street Phone 349
Hospital News
Knur children underwent ton
HlllcctoinicH this innriiinK ul SI.
Chillies hospital. They are Ken-
nelli, It, ami Truman, II. sons of
' Mr. and Mm. Jmnea W. Whorlnn,
jM ail run; l.lnda Prlchaiil, 3,
idaiiKhler of Mr. and Mm. Haley
Pilchard, I'M Uiverfronl. and
'lionald O'ltell. 2. grandson of
Mm. MrKlnley Sloffel, 11(15 Har-
mon.
I Ali) admitted yesterday were
I Hie fo!lowiii(j: Mrs. Mary How-
man, l.llii ( iiinlieiiaiio; Alan Hur
melster. l.'MI Halllmore; J. U.
Iiwyer, Salem; Laurence Welch,
Hend; Hon Kulheiford, I ;ili-biisl ;
Mm. U-sler II. Mills, WM Aw
hrey; Margaret Kvlns. Crescent,
and Nancy l-awln, Mllwau
I'.le. The following were dismissed
yesterday or tuday: Mm. P. J.
fjrlffllliH, Kedmund; JameH John
son, liend; Mrs. Nelda IXiukIuh,
Culver; Mm. K.rnest McCall, Gil
chrlKt; Mrs. John Baker, Bend;
Mm. Bert Cole, Bend; Boy Wick
ersham. Bend.
Mrs. William Mlnkler Jr., Ter
relmnne, und son, William Gary,
were released today from the ma
ternity ward.
LAST ICITKS IIKM
Kuneral services were held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Nln
wonger & Wlnslow chapel for
Clarence Kdward Stanley, 40, a
former Hend resident who hail
lived In Redmond the past few
years. Mr. Stanley died Krlday
night at St. Charles hospital, af
ter a long Illness.
Pallbearers were Chnrles Whet
7cl, Arden Thatcher, John Ramlo,
William Halverson, A. W. Koh
field and D. K. Halvorsen.
Rev. M. R: Wilson, Lutheran
clergyman from Prinevllle, offi
ciated. Mm. Clarence Bush hau
charge of the music.
Mr. Stanley leaves his wife,
Myrtle, of Redmond; his mother,
four brothers and three sisters.
HStuffytkse
Sleep
Taniaht
w a little Va-tro-nol
In each nostril quickly opens up
nasal passages to relieve stuffy
transient congestion. Invites rest
ful sleep. Itclloves snlffly, sneezy
distress of hrad colds. Follow direc
tions In the package. Try Itl
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
Check These
Fall Values!
HLKlTlllf API'I.IANC ICS
Sunbeam Mixmastcr
III Speed
$39.50
Hamilton Beach
III Siceil Food .Mixer
$39.25
.. Dormeyer Mixer
IIKpccd. Von dial 11 Ilor
nieyer does the rest!
$40.95
New G-E Heater
$6.95
G-E Fan Heater
$15.95
I n SAl.I.K
Fan-Glo Heetaire
I an (do melius warmth am!
foniforl for yon. See this
latest l.aSalle model now.
$19.85
Automatic Roaster
l-'aiiinus Til My automatic
elect rle roaster none bet
ter complete with timer
und cluck.
$59.95
Ncsco Electric Roaster
$37.95
Also Toasters, Waffle Irons,
Automatic I'erciilatoi-s, ami
Flcctrir Irons lo sallsly the
iiiosl particular.
Hardware Needs
We carry a complete stock
of Hardware Items. See us
for i( u a 1 1 1 y products lit
eeiniiiiiile prices.
8 New Members
Join Chamber
Klght new rncmljem have been
added to the Bend chumlx-r of
commerce in the past week, it
was announced today, with the
total additions for tne two-week
period sel at Zl. Guidon Randall,
mcmhfiHhlp director, made the
announcement. The new mem
bers follow:
Kltner Kix, Klx Hoor service;
Chet Taylor, Taylor's Trailer
town; Blgiis Masonry Construc
tion Co., Shumate Cabinet Shop
and Cnnli actum, Amsberry Klec
trie, The Shu mi ink, Karl G.
' 'K'KK and Gateway Tavern.
TOAKTM ASTKI W M KKT
Giffurd Biiggs had the role of
(oastmaster at last night's meet
ing of the Bend Toahtmasters'
club, at the 'I railways Coffee
shop, with Clarence Bush In
charge of table topics. Lr. Brad
ford N. Pease, president of the
club, presided and James W. Bu
Hhong was guest evaluator.
Principal speakers were Krcd
Paine, lJon 1L Peoples, Harry
Drew Jr. and Bush.
LAST KITKS IIKL1I
CIraveslde services were held
Tuesday at 10 a.m. In Greenwood
cemetery for Paul Hinner, GO,
! who died Oct. 20 as he was carry
ing his week's supply of provi
jsions to the dugout on the west
i bank of the Deschutes several
miles south ol Bend, where he
made his home. Rev. Ray Austin,
of Klrst Baptist church, officiated
at the rites.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
I h
J' LAST MINUTE THOUGHT! j )
-sj We have plenty of Tuxedoes, Tux v j -vCL
ijjii Shirts, Ties, Cuff Links and Studs,
: "' Sh'rtS' SheS" S0ClS' AJ
IraliL.. the label . JfTft
i i I I j ''yll
V " ' s? fiooi Housekeeping
''t- V7-. 'a-33? . Aw'' ' l,,0"A!"'IS
V ' i ,UlSfiyf , guarantees it shrinkpreofrotleprool
W VIC ! Cherry Blossom GOWN
4 4 vC! lai'V 5V-HVI : 'on'ond I'OHl ACETATE NYIOM
V-,k, -i X J000" rA'yS,A CREPE thai wondtr-l-wondtn fabric
v Vy!' 1"" ' kiundr and driat in a ilf . . .
V Jp-r' assSasy ay ihrinsprool . , . toft and abtorbanl
V" iZrkf, I ,or b,dy ,om'
L 11 Q L y U G u - I flown 93y with ch,rry biouom
IhI I broidtry and piping of a controlling)
t I 0 j I iT'kl ' I color. Whitt, Toffy Moixt, Htovtn
S3IlSI3CllOIllll ljn Slz32to38.
f I If 5.95
Knox and Adams Hats I I 1 1
Jarman and Winthrop Shoes I'vf f ir.ii
Wilson Bros. Shirts and Ties h j U j Bed JoCKefs
McGregor Sportswear jSffm ji To Match Above .
CTOVER-LfflLANCiNC:
fi MAN'C CTORE" r' 1 " ""1 IILuutiijeJjnJUv6V.
's. i. iii - 7 lie Fashion Cenlcr uf Hand
r rr-T -tgtjeuiimmattaimmmmimmiimmmttBamtmmmmmmmaBm.
VIC FUNT By Michael0'Mallev and RaiplTIaTe
fTTTHf I'A HERE. VERA AFT TlfTxi " WHERE'S MR. FLINT ? -(i '
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J I . iS i i I ,-cb"iTeft Biir civi5. inc. t. m t8. u. s. PArTcf?sl ri"tfT 1 i. r" ' 'r 11 ''
15 Cases
(Continued from Page 1)
the Central Oregon Auction ver
sus Rodney Rosebrook. The plain
tiffs seek $1000 as payment for a
string of horses held by the de
fendant. Charles E. Shaver versus Viola
G. Smith. Shaver seekB $1600
which he claims he lent the de
fondant.
Ray Ward versus the State In
dustrial Accident commission.
Ward asks the court to set aside
a commission order of February,
17, Bil'J which denied him further
aid for injuries he states he re
ceived while employed under the
workman's compensation act.
Jerold Barrett versus Jennie
Aldrich. Barrett seeks $2000
which he claims he lent the de
fendant. Wllma Holmes fby guardian
Denzel Holmes) versus Floyd H.
and Marie Bcchtel. Plaintiff seeks
$20,506.75 as damages for injuries
received In an automobile acci
dent. Max and Dorothy Lesman ver
sus Joe C. and Mary Brown.
Plaintiffs seek a $769.50 judg
ment against defendants as pay
ment for goods delivered by the
C. A. Kilger Machine Works.
TKACHEKS TO MEKT
Prinevllle, Nov. 2 A meeting
of all teachers of Cfook county
will be held here next Saturday,
It was announced yesterday by
I County superintendent C M. &iy.
to discuss mutual problems in
I connection with both rural and
city schools. A program in cele
bration of National Education
I week, Sly said, will also be Xea-
' tured.
i i tf7$
Denfeld Offered
Important Post
Washington, Nov. 2 'lei Navy
secretary Francis P. Matthews
disclosed today that he had of
fered Adm. Louis K. Denfeld,
ousted chief of naval operations,
the post of commander ol U. S.
naval forces in European waters.
The "Important" new post of
fered Denfeld was revealed after
Matthews conferred with Denfeld
and Adm. Forrest P. Sherman,
the new chief of naval operations.
Denfeld asked for time to con
sider it, and was granted a 60
days' leave.
Denfeld was removed as chief
of naval operations because he
lined up with the admirals oppos
ing unification.
Sherman, who helped draft the
original unification law, was con
fident he can get the rebellious
admirals to support It.
If Denfeld takes the European
post, he will succeed Adm. Rich
ard L. Conolly.
Almost 100,000,000 pounds of
butter are manufactured In Ne
braska each year.
ARE YOU
Built Right In
The Right Places?
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nlt . . . smart
tyllnff . . . sprt tailoring.
Pim virgin wool fabrics
Bolt 51 50 to T.5
Topcoat ... M7.it to MM
THE TAILOR SHOP
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PLAN OI'KN HOI hK
Prinevllle, Nov. 2 In cdbrn
tlon of American Education week
next week, It was announced ye
terday by Wilfred Uurgesa, prin
cipal, the Crook County high
school here will observa open
house throughout the day next
Tuesday. Parents and friends of
students have been Invited to visit
the classrooms and observe stu
dents in actual recitation.
With Ronnie Odegnrd, student
body president, and his fellow of
ficials as hosts, refreshments will
be served In the afternoon. Re
freshments will lie provided by
the home economics students, la
charge of their Instructor, Mrs.
Deirdre Williams.
SOI. I) LIQUOR, CIIAKGK
Sanfret Matt Paulson, 45, resi
dent of Qulncy, was arrested yes
terday In Redmond on a charge
of providing liquor to Indians.
He has been lodged In the Des
chutes county Jail under $25 ball.
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