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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 17. 1950 PAGE TEN Redmond Seniors To Present Play Next Friday Night Redmond, March 17 "Spring Fever," a farce in three acts, by Glenn Hughes, will be presented by a cast or 12 Redmond high school seniors, at 8 p.m. twisty, March 24, in Westminster hall. . The sotting for the play is a rooming house, kept by Mrs. gpangler (Altamay McFall) who says, "1 never know if they're in or out. They come and go so fast you couldn't keep track of them if you were a paid spy." uinor members of the cast are Frank Conklin, Raymond Garboden, Dick Hartsook, Bob Newblll. Pete Sat- terlee, uonna rains, uutn tunnn, Walt Martin, Helen Suhre, Helen McMurry and Mary Lou nice. I FA Boys Make Trip Jack McCaffery, Ronald Alley and Derrell Sharp went to fort land after the state farmer ex aminations in Salem Saturday. Thev spent Saturday night in West Linn. The hoys and their instructor plan to go to La urantie March 23, 24 and 25 to attend a state F.A.A. meeting. There the boys will learn the results of the examinations. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Simonsen and son, Denny, visited at the Arnold Carlson home in i'rine ville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Longnecker have moved into the McDowell apartments. The Longneckers re. cently returned from the east where Longnecker had been sta tioned with the navy. Mrs. Ben Davidson and son, Dick, were Wednesday night din ner guests at the home of Mrs. Davidson's son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Westberg. Mrs. C. C. Hazen recently un. derwent foot surgery. The stitch, es were removed Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monical Jr., of Brothers, spent the week end visiting relatives at Lower Bridge and Terrebonne. The Lower Bridge community held a pinochle party at the school house last Friday . night. Preceding the play, those who at tended held a potluck supper. R M.. Monical spent several days this week at the Robert Mon ical ranch on the high desert helping young Monical separate cattle. C. Monical of Bend has spent the past two weeks building a barn on the R. M. Monical ranch at Lower Bridge. The two men nre brothers. Award Winner HiWliatrWIHI I II ii mi I Virgil Telford, a Bulletin car rier for the past 32 months, has earned The Bulletin's "Honor Carrier" award for the past month. The $20 cash award is made each month to the carrier who has worked his way to the top by earning points for ser vice, collecting, bookkeeping and salesmanship. This is the second time that Virgil has earned the honor award. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sher man Telford, 1245 Lexington avenue. Farmers Hear County Agent Cross Keys, March 17 (Special) In a campaign aimed at produc ing more meat, better leather, more milk and contented cows, Oliver Wilson, assistant Jefferson county agent, Monday ,gave a demonstration of spray methods for controlling cattle' grubs. It was held at the David Noe ranch. Formerly the standard method for controlling grubs was by dip ping. Wilson says spray meth ods, with the insecticide applied under 4uu pounds pressure to reach into the tough hide of ani mals and Kill warbles, is much more effective than the old method. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Microorganisms provide plants with putrients in more available form. Service & Repair OU Heaters Oil Burners Refrigeration of all makes (Household and Commercial) Water Pumps Washing Machines Electric Motors Elcctrio Ranges Hike's Electric Repair Shop 1615 Galveston. Phone 1S57-W Deschutes DAR Chapter Meets Redmond, March 17 Deschutes chapter of D.A.R. met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dean Van Matre. Mrs. Van Matre led a discussion of the school aid bill, which resulted in a general feeling of opposition. Letters were read from Senator Morse and O r e g o n's representatives thanking the group for its expres sion of interest in regard to Ihe immigration bill, which would in crease the allotment of displaced persons. The group had opposed the passage of this bill. It was announced that the good citizenship award will be granted to Anitra Sandwick. Selection was made by members, of the senior class who voted on three girls who had been selected by the faculty as being outstanding In leadership and loyalty to town, state and country. At the com mencement exercise in May Anit ra will receive a certificate and f)in in addition to a monetary gift. Mrs. J. R. Roberts, state regis trar, will leave on March 26 for Corvallis to attend the state D. A. R. conference which will con vene the 26, 27 and 28. Mrs. Alda McMickle, Mrs. Frank McDonald and Mrs. R. N. Elliott will go to the conference as delegates from Deschutes chapter. Two non-resi dent members, Mrs. Sylpher Roe who lives in Corvallis and Mrs. Fannie Sharp who lives in Bor ing have been asked by the Red mond chapter to attend the con ference as delegates. The Red- Chamber Group To Meet ' Prinevllle, March 17 (Special) Howard W. lurner of Madras, chairman of the highway commit tee of the Central Oregon cham ber of commerce, Wednesday no. tified the local chamber that a meeting would be held at Red mond Friday evening to discuss projects to be promoted for 1950 before the state nignway com. mission. It was learned from H. B. Glais yer, secretary of the state high way commission, that the central Oregon group will meet with the highway department at the Marcn meeting of the commission in Portland next Tuesday. At that time, it is expected, the highway program, as it affects central Ore gon communities will be fully discussed. Water Main ort Asked Rep( Madras. March 17 G. F. Clow. ers, in charge of maintenance of the system of the Descnutes Val ley water district, has written to all patrons urging that they make Immediate report of leaks in mains near their places. The system of the water dis trict was badly damaged in the winter of 1948-49 because of frost penetrating and freezing lines during the six-week spell of sub zero weather. mond group is allowed five dele gates. The next meeting of tne group will be at the home of Mrs. G. A Edwards on April 17. w mm A Truly Hue Bock IS HERE! Brewed by Bohemian Breweries, Inp,t Spokane CHAS. W. SAYLEIt, Distributor Phone 25 Redmond Board Offers Contracts Redmond, March 17 Passing on teachers' contracts was the principal order of business at the grade school boards meeting which was held Tuesday evening at the John Tuck school. Contracts have been offered to Irene Axtell, Clara Bednarek, Velma Brown, Elizabeth Cocker ham, Lillian Davis, Archie Duns moor, Lavon Johnson, C. R. Llnd soy, Melvin Scott (who has bepn n,i a year's leave of absence), Dorothy Mahoney, Alice Jane Scott, Eileen Smith, Margaret Thompson, Edna Wood, Mildred Tuller, Clara Stacy, Dorothy Clapp, Joyce Kraft, Harlcy Vap Hise, Frank de Lespinasse, Adele Thompson, Curney Ehrlich, Eliza beth Blake, Blanche McFadden, Ruby Scott, Ella Nelson and Thomas J. Jones. Miss Barbara Scharbach had previously requested a year's leave of absence, which was granted. Mrs. C. E. Vannice and Mrs. Jennie Houston hud resign ed because of family responsibil ities. At the requesf of the teachers the board has set April 3 and 4 as the spring vacation dates. These dates will enable the teach ers to attend the Oregon Educa tion Association meeting to be held in Portland. The board appointed Kenneth Munkres to a five-year term on the school budget committee. He replaces R. B. Coyner whose term I had expired. Other members of I the committee and the years Miey have yet to serve are: Fred Ho decker, four years; George Tay lor, three years; Ned Fields,, two years; Wade West, one year. A pre budget meeting was held by the committee and the board on Monday. The date for the budget meeting has not yet been set. NEW SECTION Prinevllle, March 17 Her. man Schmitt, local real estate broker, announced yesterday that he will soon open a 25-acre new residential section in southwest Prinevllle.' I Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results EYEGLASSES SPELL BETTER GRADES! Good Vision ' Insures Better Study Habits The student of today and leader of tomorrow must have visual efficiency. Properly fitted glasses mean more success in the class room. Let our registered optometrist prescribe glas ses to help do that school job better. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST IN CHARGE erbertCTStaples OPTOMETRIST 934 Wall Phone 803 A New EASTER COAT For Your Car! 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