THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1950
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Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Feb. 15 (Special)
Mrs. Pearl Bennett and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bennett, who had
been visltlne the H. H. Musiek
lamily In Powell Butte, left lor
tnelr home In California Monday.
Mrs. Leila Shanno. who accom
panied them to the home of the
Muslcks, will remain lor an Indef
inite time.
Lane Westberg and Byron Ware
made a week-end business trip to
Cottage Grove.
Little Mike Westberg was a
Sunday guest of his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davidson.
Hazel Robe.-tson was an over
night guest Saturday of Yvonne
Paulton.
Mrs. Lane Westberg and Mary
Lou Haeen were Sunday after
noon guests of Mrs. Westberg's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. t:. c
Haeen.
Anne McKay was a Friday
night guest at the home of Louise
Harold.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Roland and
Frank Robertson have planned a
trip to Nampa for this week.
Miss Margaret Hook, mathe
matics istructor at Redmond Un
ion high school, was too ill to
meet with her classes Monday.
Mrs. Wesley Baker substituted
for her.
Westminster Fellowship group
met Sunday night in Westminster
hall to enjoy a movie on Rome.
Miss Lois McLauchlin was in
charge of the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stalling.?
and children, Kay, Ronnie and
Richard, of Cobum, Ore., were
guests of Mrs. Clara Stacy and
her daughter, Ellen, over the
week end.
The council members of the
Youth Fellowship group of the
Community Presbyterian church
conducted the church services at
both Redmond and Tumalo Sun
day morning. Those participat
ing were Bob Shofstall, Lois Mc
Lauchlin, Ellen Stacy, Charles
Stauffacher, D e 1 p h a Charles
worth and LaVerna Pnson. Rev.
Wesley Baker took the group to
Tumaio.
Henry Riske was host to 25
members of fie Farm bureau at
his home Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunne have
announced the birth of a daugh
ter, Kathie Rae. Mrs. Dunne is a
patient at the ft. Charles hospital.
Her Sunday visitors Included Mr.
and Mrs. M. Hammond, her par
ents; Lois, Vernon and Ralph
Hammond, sister and brothers,
and Bob Newblll, a friend of the
Dunnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McCul
loch and daughter, Helen, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and
Mrs. PhU Buckingham at their
homo In 'Bend.
Leonntd Hohnstcln was an
over-night guest of Mr. and Mrs.
DerrelUSharp Friday.. Leonard
hid accompanied a group of
F.F.A. poys to Madras to com
pete in several events,.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Loncy attend
ed a formnl dance In Madrar
Saturdnyi They accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Newhill. The
dance was sponsored by the le
gion and auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Weaver and
son. Don. were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Mary McDanlel at
Powell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Jackman
have, made reservations at the
Redmond hotel .for Thursday
night, Jackman is with the agri
cultural extension service and will
sneak at various 'organization
meetings during the latter part of
the week.
Fire of undetermined origin
broke out in the service room on
the second floor of the Redmond
hotel Sunday night. Considerable
damage was done to tno walls,
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ceiling and door, and the brooms
and mops were burned Deyona
usage. Redmond volunteer fire:
men answered the 3 a.m. call.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dye are at the
home of Mrs. Dye s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Kissler. The Dyes
expect to move to the Coos Bay
vicinity in the near luture.
Lloyd Baker and Wayne Fisher
are on a business tup to i'oruana.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulfoert Beesley
and children of Terrebonne were
visitors in Redmond Monday.
Miss Beatrice Eaton who is at'
tending Northwest Christian col
lege in Eugene spent the week
end with her mother in lerre
bonne.
Miss Jeanne Stauffacher spent
several days in balem last week
attending an in-service religious
meeting.
Mrs. Russel Calbralth and her
Sunday school class moved into a
room in Westminster hall Sunday
morning for their regular Sun
day school lesson.
The Community church choir
will hold its weekly meeting
Thursday evening at the church.
Walt Stauffacher directs the choir
and Mrs. Victor Clark officiates
at the organ.
Mrs. Clarence McFarlane was
hostess to the North Home exten
sion unit Monday at her home.
Mrs. L. E. Smith was hostess
to the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club at her home.
The Deschutes chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo
lution met at the home of Mrs.
J. R. Roberts at 2 p.m. Monday.
Members of the Camp Fire
Guardians and Sponsors associa
tion met Monday night at 7:30
o'clock at the John Tuck gymna
sium, Mrs. Delia Nance and her Jun
ior play cast met at Westminster
hall Monday night to practice. The
piny will be staged in the hall,'
which has been made available
for practice through the efforts of
Rev. Wesley Baker.
4 Mrs. Herbert Zacher entertain
ed the Octagon club at her apart
ment Monday evening.
The Loyal Order of Moose held
a Valentine party for members
of the lodge and auxiliary Tues
day night
Mrs. C. W. Van Buskirk was
hostess to the Areme club Tues
day at 6 p.m. at her home.
Mrs. Harry Uobelman was hon
or guest at a pink and blue show
er Sunday afternoon from 2 to
4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Clay
ton Norton.
Games made up the entertain-,
ment. The 15 guests were divid
ed Into groups. The group head
ed by Mrs. M, E. Larive cut out
the best paper wardrobe for a
baby and carried away the prize.
Mrs Trpnr Rnnno Mrs Wnvrnn
LVance and r Mrs. Wayne Reddo-
;jjopp, made "trie most beautirul
scfapbook and were awarded tlie
honors.
Gifts- wefe presented to the hon.
rfr guest in a doll carriage decor
ated in pink and blue.
i The valentine theme was car
ried put In the refreshments.
Miss Emily Loennlg, Miss Ruby
Stephenson and Mrs. Clayton Nor
ton were hostesses.
Mrs. Gobelman's husband Is
boys' physical education instruc
tor at Redmond Union high
school.
Turkey lignite mines are to be
operated with American-built elec
tric equipment.
introducing
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Former Time
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New York, Feb. 15 Mi Former
Time magazine foreign editor
Laird S. Goldsborough, 48, who
bossed confessed communist spy
courier Whittaker Chambers, had
no reason for Jumping to his
death from a Manhattan sky
scraper, his wife said today.
Goldsborough, a wartime coun
ter-spy and nephew of Federal
judge T. Alan Goldsborough of
Washington, u.u., piungea irom
his ninth floor office in Rocke
feller center lastn ight, striking
a passerby in his fall.
Mrs. Goldsborough said her
husband who became a free-lance
writer after leaving Time, never
was involved in the Alger Hiss
oeriurv trial at which Chambers,
his chief assistant when he was
Time foreign affairs editor, was
the key government witness.
She said his fall "must have
been an accident," but police
found two notes, one In his pock
et and the other, torn to shreds,
in the office wastebasket. The
notes requested that his wife and
brother-in-law, Charles W. . Mo-
Conaughy, an attorney, be noti-
ilea.
His bolv struck Joseph Padr,
37, who suffered minor head In
juries. GoldsboroiiRh retired from
Time in 1940 and Chambers took
over h's foreign affairs editor
ship. His wife said he was never
auestioned in connection witn
Chnmhers' activities.
Goldsborough was a son of W.
Elwell Goldsborough, Norwalk.
Conn., a brother of the federal
judpe who slapped a hupp fine
on John L. Lewis and tbe United
Mine Workers in an injunction
suit two years ago.
Livestock Planning
Topic at Meetinq
Redmond, Feb. 15-H. A. Llnd-
pren, livestock specialist from
Oregon State college, was presnt
In an advisory capacity at t'e
Livestock Planning committee
meeting held Monday afternoon
In the city offices. Members of
tho committee present were Ellis
Edgerton, chairman; Prlday
Holmes, E. Paulus, Jake Harring
ton. H. Pattonson. .T Mannlnp
Joe Howard, E. D. Hallock and
Jim tilings.
After an afternoon of discis
sion the committee made the fo'
lowing recommendations: That
livestock numbers In Deschutes
county could be Increased only
through some possible small In
crease in range land carrying ca
nacltv. through burning arid land
olmHng. and Improvement of Irri
gated pastures; an increase in
farm flocks of sheep. The con
clusion was reached that swine
production can be Increased only
hv utilizing bv-products such as
skim milk and cull potatoes, and
that there is a c.ed for more in
formation regarding the use of
these products for feed. It was
also recommended that there be
research work done in determin
ing the possibilities of such feeds
as clover straw for fattening live
stock. Llndgren will report to the col
lege any possibilities for lending
aid to the Deschutes county pro
gram. ! Once in a
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Alfalfa
Alfalfa, Feb. 15 (Special) A
new oil furnace recently was in
stalled at the Alfalfa public
school.
Mrs. Barnes and son,' Roger,
of Coos Bay, were here Thurs
day on a business visit. The
Barnes were formerly residents
of this community. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Page
made a trip to Eugene the past
week.
Don Ross, who recently pur
chased the Marion Smith farm,
is remodeling the house.
W. R. Wallace, father of Tom
Wallace, is seriously ill at the
St. Charles hospital.
Mike Willis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bryant Willis, enrolled in
the fourth grade last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Wick of Eugene
spent the past week here at the
home of her son, Lester Wick,
and family.
Vance Corwin recently had a
new telephone Installed in his
house.
Horsell brothers are delivering
potatoes to Mid -Oregon ware
house. ,
Phil Scribner made a business
trip to Sisters Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Page have
purchased a new station wagon.
Carl Wallace, senior of Red
mond high school, spent Friday
and Saturday at Madras with
the F.F.A. Judging team.
Mrs. Gene Grover is slowly Im
proving at the family home here,
following a recent illness.
Percy Wick of Bowman, N.D.,
was a guest of his brother, Lester
Wick, and family the. past week.
At a recent meeting of the
young people of the Alfalfa Sun
day school, officers were elected
as follows: Richard Davison,
president; Mary Llvesly, vice
president, and Yvonne Wallace,
secretary-treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and
daughter were dinner guests Sun
day at the Robert Alley home at
Tumalo.
The church group of this com
munity met at the Scribner home
Friday evening for Bible study
and song service. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Westlake and son, and a
large number of the young peo
ple of the Presbyterian church
of Bend accompanied Rev. Robert
Nicholas here. After the social
hour refreshments were served.
Phil Scribner returned to work
Sunday after a week's lay-off.
He is employed at the Dam &
Barclay sawmill on North Agency
plains.
Lerora Kay Poffenbarger, six-
weeks-old granddaughter of Mrs.
Frank Allen, Is 111 with whooping
cough.
Sodium acid sulfate is an ef
ficient chemical for use In remov
ing salt-deposit scale from stills
used aboard ship to get fresh wa
ter from ocean water, the U. S.
navy has found.
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Toastmasters
Plan Contest
Bend Toastmasters meeting
last night at the Trailways Cof
fee shop accepted a report oi a
nominating committee, heard a
discussion of plans for the district
speech contest and joined in a
program of table topics and short
addresses. Principal speakers and
their subjects were Gail Baker,
"Special Days"; Ralph W. Craw
ford, "American Literature," and
Clarence Bush, "Area Speech Con
test." Max Millsap presided, with
Bob Thomas as toastmaster.
Nominated to serve as officers
in the coming year were Max
Millsap, president; Gifford
Briees, vice-president; George
Simervllle, secretary - treasurer;
Harry Drew, sergeant at arms
and Dr. Bradford N. Pease, depu
ty governor. Dr. Pease is retiring
president of the club.
Plans for the district speech
contest, with Redmond, Madras
and Bend taking part, will be
made later In the week.
Redmond D.A.R.
Holds Meeting
Redmond, Feb. 15 Mrs. Alda
McMickle, local regent of the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution, led a discussion on world
government at a D.A.R. meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. R. Roberts. A report was
made on hides that had been col
lected locally and sent to the Ce
lilo Indians in January.
It was announced that the In
dians are badly in need of cloth
ing and organizations interested
in sending clothing to the Indiana
should contact Mrs. McMickle.
Delegates elected to attend the
state conference are Mrs. Mc
Mickle, Mrs. J. R. Roberts, Mrs.
G. A. Edwards, Mrs. R. N. Elliott
and Mrs. Frank McDonald. State
officers will be elected at the con
ference which will be held in Cor
vallls March 26.
The next meeting of the local
group will be on March 13'at the
home of Mrs, Dean Van Matre.
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KBND's coverage of th Ash
craft triplets return to Madras
from Bend, and the presentation
of gifts from Bend, Redmond and
Madras merchants, will be aired
again today at 3:30.
"What's the Name of That
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8, with "Family Theater" present
ed at 8:30. Operation Economy
the Hoover Report, this evening
at 7 presents Bob Johnson and
Clarence Briggs discussing other
phases of this important plan.
TONIRRT'S PROGRAM
8:00 Rldtrs of the Purplt Base
6:1R Popular Favorites
6:S0 Tom Mix
6 ;00 Gabriel Heattar
6 : 16 Cote Serenade
6 :S0 Tello-Tut
6 :B0 Remember When
6:111) Rill Henry Newt
7 :00 Operation Economy .
7:16 Popular Favorites ,
7 :80 Inland Serenade
7 :B6 Club Comer
8 :00 What's The Name of That Bong .
8 : Family Theater
0 :00 News
9:16 Fulton Ih Jr.
9:80 Skyline Platter Party
10:f0 I Love a Myeterv ,
10:16 Voice of the Army
10:80 Oklahoma State Symphory
11:00 SiRn Off
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II
6 :00 Music
8 :80 Sunrise Salute
6 :I5 Farm Reporter
7 :00 News
7:16 RunriRe Salute
7 :30 Morning Melodies
7 :40 News
7 :45 Morning Roundup
MAN DIES IN FIRE
Florence. Feb. 15 U William
Reaves, about 70, was killed last
night when a flash fire gutted his
Westlake home.
Neighbor Bill Grenbremer said
he could not rescue the victim be
cause of the flames. Cause of the
fire was not known.
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8:00 Popular Favorites
8:16 News
8:80 Haven of Rest
:00 Bulletin Board -
9:06 Music
9:10 World News
9:16 Popular Demand
9:80 Tell Your Neighbor
9:6 Oregon Treasure
9:66 Style Stuff
10:00 News
10:16 Song Styllngs
10:46 News
10:66 Man About Town
11:00 Ladies Fair
11 :80 Queen for a Day
12 :00 Noontime Melodies
12 :0ft Today's Classifieds "
12:10 Noontime Melodies
12:16 SiwrU Yarns
12 :?n Noontime Melodies.
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It :46 Farmers' Hour
1:00 Redmond Digest 1
t :0O Personal Choice
2:16 United Nauuns Program
2:30 Make Music Your Hobby
2:46 Bend Ministerial Association
8:00 Ladies First
8 :80 According to the Record
8 :46 Northweet News
8:66 Central Oregon News
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4 :80 Behind the Story
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8:80 Tello-Test .
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