THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1950
PAGE TWO
NEWS OF SOCIETY
JUS. Grant. Society Editor
(Alt tot My tt.nu should be reported to 'II if iiuJUin not Utrr tUn 9
oi. on ijie Jayi oi puWkntion, Tueiay. 'Iliumiiys ikI Salurdayf.)
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.Aew DeMolay Officers Installed
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DeBunce Photo
Officers of Pilgrim chapter of DeMolay were Installed recently at a
ceremony held in Oswego. In the picture above are the three chair
officers, Bill Steldl, senior councilor (left); Drannan Hamby, mas
ter councilor, and Bob Kinnan, Junior councilor. The next meeting
of the group will be Tuesday, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic
temple.
Varied Subjects
Theme Talks
Of Club Members
Talks on six timely subjects
were featured at the regular
meeting of the Bend Toastmis
tress club, Monday evening at the
Pilot Butte inn. Speakers and
their subjects were: Mrs. Theo
dore Mark, "Easter, What it
Means to You"; Mrs. Arthur Brin
son, "Why We Should Have Day
light Saving Time"; Mrs. Bvron
Seeley, "Vote 'No' on Daylight
Saving Time"; Mrs. Henry Casi
day, "Arrowheads"; Miss Kathryn
Kellev, "Wanderlust," and Mrs.
E. B. Hogan, "You Are that Man."
Mrs. W. F. Andrews presided
as toastmistress, and critics were
Mrs. W. M. Loy, Mrs. G. L. Conk
iin, Mrs. Walter Emard, Mrs.
Craig Coyner, Mrs. W. E. Parsons
and Mrs. J. A. Dudrey. Mrs.
Frank Wonser, as topic mistress,
SPlected topics on which extem
poraneous talks were given by
the following: Miss Clara Jones,
Mrs. David WUson, Mrs. George
Marshall, Mrs. Elsie Dunn and
Mrs. Pearl Lancaster.
Others with special duties at
the meeting were: Mrs. J. E.
West, lexicologist; Mrs. H. S. Cox,
timekeeper, and Mrs. Frank Log
gan, evaluator. Mrs. Fred Hicks
gave the Invocation.
Guests Included Mrs. Alvln
Hurlburt, of Burns, sister of Mrs'
Henry Casidav. and Mis. Fred
Van Miitre and Mrs. Marion Poor?
both of Bend. .
Miss Kellev announced thM the
council speech contest will be
held April is In fcucene. flint.
Andrews, local contest winner,
will represent the Bend club.
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Variety Offered
At Card Party
Pinochle and canasta, as well
as bridge, will be played at the
traditional taster Monday lunch
eon sponsored by the Trinity
Episcopal Build. Committees in
charge requested that those who
plan to play pinochle make up
their tables in advance.
As In past years, there will be
a special "business women's
table," for those who are not able
to remain for the card piny. This
table will be served promptly at
1 o'clock.
The party, marking the end of
Lent, is anticipated as a highlight
of the spring social season.
Women's Golf chili will meet
Wednesday, April 12, for a 1
o'clock bridge luncheon at the
country club. Mrs. Otto Lamb
will he chairman of the hostess
committee, which also Includes
Mrs. James Bockius. Mrs. C. L.
McAllister, Mrs. Fred I'alne Mrs.
Robert Thomas, Mrs. Duncan
McKuv Mrs. Don I'rltrhett, Mrs.
! mi Standlfcr and Mrs. R. J.
Wetle.
FLOWERS
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lily or floial ivifrclion lor
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Easier . . . oidrr now.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Plans Rush Party
Meeting Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Bob Sutton,
members of Beta Sigma Phi so
rority made plans for a rushing
party luesday evening, April 11,
at the home of Mrs. Howard
Krog, and for installation of offi
cers late in May.
New officers, elected recently,
include the following: Mrs. Frank
Prince Jr., president; Mrs. Wal
ter Laursen. vice-president; Mrs.
Pherrln Moody, recording sccre-1
tary; Mrs. Sutton, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. William White,
treasurer; Miss ueorgie Blinn, ex
tension officer, and Mrs. Brian
Thompson, sergeant-at-arms.
On the committee in charge of
flans for the rushing party are
Mrs. Richard Maudlin, Miss Ma
rie Daly, Mrs. Don Ferguson and
Miss Marcla Summers.
Varied Program
Given Saturday
At IOOF Hall
A style show featuring cos
tumes of past eras, and a pro
gram of music highlighted the
"April fool" party given Saturdav
night at the Odd Fellows hall for
members of IOOF groups and
their guests,, Mrs. Paul Crocker
was In eharae of the affair.
Cupft'entoitainers appeared on
tlieiin'Qf.rain Shirlev Sntterfleld
sang "The Merrv Widow .Waltz"
and "Mv Blue 'Heaven," accom
panied by her teacher. Genevieve
Fisher Neves. Mrs. Albert E. Al
len sang "Beautiful Dreamer,"
by Stephen Foster; "Sweet
hearts," by Victor Herbert, and
"Perfect bay." by Carrie Jacobs
Bond. Mis. Fred Jensen, violinist,
played "To Spring" and "Norwe
gian Dance" bv Grieg, and "Czar
das," by Monti, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Ethel Wicks, of
Astoria.
Hold Style Show
Colonli'l costumes were model
ed by Miss Kathryn Kellev and
Mrs. J. J. Berrlgan. Mrs. Robert
Stout appeared In a costume from
Alaska gold rush days, and Mrs.
Ted Moaiiher wore a "gay nine
ties" oi'tfit with high shoes and
plumed hat.
Mrs. Conley lenders appeared
In her mother-in-law's wedding
gown, of 1904 vintage, and Mrs.
Ada Helhig wore a formal fash
ionable in mi l. Mrs. Carl John
son wrs a "mnrlpni lady" of 1!US.
and Mrs. Hollo Morgan wore a
white costume of the "flapper"
era. with 2"wearold earrings.
Mrs. C. E. Heln plnved back
ground music, and Mrs. A. E.
Stevens was narralor.
After the style show, several
men of the lodge appeared in
enisle costume. Sqiinrc dancing,
with George Churchill as caller,
completed the evening's enter
tainment. Group 4 members, Methodist
WSCS, will meet Monday. April
10. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Robert Lyons, (illi E. Irving, with
Mrs. llen'rv Glfford as assistant
hostess. Mrs. Oscar Kotcham will
have charge of the worship ser
vice, and Mrs. Jack Drmpsey will
he program lender.
DANCE
TUMALO
Saturday, April 8
Music by
Crooked River
Ramblers
JOIN THE C ROWD!
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Service & Repair
Krfrlgi-rntlon of all ninhi'N
(lloiisi'hold ami (omiiirrrlal)
Water Pump
Waxhlni; Ma hlnca
Electric Motors.
F.lertrlc ltHnsres
OH llt-nter Oil Burner
Mike's Electric Repair
Shop
1(14.1 GalvrMon. I'hone I5o7
Michigan Girl,
Bend Man, Wed
At AF Chapel
Miss Yvonne Marie Hood,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Suthard, Benton Harbor, Mich.,
became the bride of Sgt. Harvey
J. Jacobson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter M. Jacobson, of Bend.
The wedding took place March
4 in chapel I of the Chanute air
force base at Kantoul, 111., with
Chaplain William W. Lynes offi
ciating, according to news receiv
ed by Bend relatives.
For her costume the bride wore
a green gabardine suit with toast
accessories and a corsage of yel
low orchids.
Her attendant. Miss Eleanor
Millington of Champaign, 111.,
wore an aqua suit with pink andjrud' E,-nol Barnett,' Sandra Ander
black accessories and a purple
orchid.
Cpl. Harold Tank, of Madison.
Wis., attended the bridegroom.
Sgt. Gilbert Foster, USAF, Cha
nute air force base, ushered.
The bride was graduated from !
St. John's Catholic high school
In Benton HarboT and has been
living in Urbana, 111., for the past
two years.
Sgt. Jacobson was graduated
from Bend high school in 1947
and Joined the air force in 1918.
He received his basic training at
Lachland air base In Texas and
then transferred to Chanute,
where he studied jet propulsion
and became a "jet and props" spe
cialist and instructor. At present
he is working with a group on a
special project for the USAF.
Redmond Club
Meets Wednesday
Redmond, April 7 Mr. and !
Mrs. J. R. Roberts and Mrs Wil-
llam nisen wei-o miosio at the
Olla Podrida study club which
met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. M. E. Larive. Rob- Goodrich, Patty GUhland, Arlene
erts spoke to the group on his re-1 Aim,-Ann Mackey, Carolyn Cour
cent trip by air to Havana and iter and Marilyn Rainey.
other parts of Cuba. Mrs. Thomas Donohue Marga-
The group has been asked to ret Holman, Lynnea Hatigeberg,
send a representative to the Dcs-LTonya Wolf, Merrilyn Ross, Carol
chutes brand of the Oregon Edu- Skjersaa, Gayle Thompson, Rob
cation association meeting which in Rixe, Phyllis Everman and
will be held in Bend on April 11.
It was reported that another
package had been sent to the Al
fred Tschopel family in Germany.
Another letter has been received
by the club but it has not yet been
translated.
Shower Is Given
For Mrs. Morris
Mrs. Max Morris was honored
at a stork shower given last Fri
day evening at the home of her
aunt,. r Mrs. Ralph Burton, tii
Delaware a v e n u e,f; with Mrs.
James Farmer and Mrs. Burton
as hostesses. Games provided en
tertainment, and refreshments
were served at the close of the
evening.
Guests Included Mrs. Morris'
grandmother, Mrs. Alex Hoodcn-
pyl, and ner mother, Mrs. liernert
Hoodcnpyl, of Gaston; her aunt,
Mrs. Bill Clark, of Portland, and
the following Bend residents:
Mrs. Lawrence Twomey, Miss
Mary Twomey, Mrs. Tom Fagg,
Mrs. Dale Clark, Mrs. Bud Mayer,
Mrs. Herbert Ricks, Mrs. Hugh
Morris Jr. and Mrs. Herbert Pol
lard. MEETING DATES CHANGED
Redmond, April 7 Women of
the Moose have changed their
meeting dates from the second
and fourth Thursdays of each j
month to the second and fourth!
Wednesdays. The next meeting i
will ho Wednesday, April 12, at j
the Moose hall. Members on the :
serving conimtilee are Mrs. Ruth 1
Danmi. Mrs. Merlie Newblll. Mrs. '
Lillian Moreland and Mrs. Evelyn
Edgmon. Committees scheduled
to make reports are publicity. !
miMiiDership, Mooschcart, library j lum.
and Mooschaven. Ithie liirds In Presentation
Mrs. Marguerite Huffman and. The following Bend Blue Bird
Mrs. Edith Wright were Initialed j groups received birthdav honors:
at the meeting held on March 22. j Mrs. V. W. Carlon--Barbara
Mrs. Lllliat. Moreland arranged llinshaw. Judv Haines, Judy
a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. i Poor. Marcla Sanders. Judy Hel
Frank Held who are leaving Red-1 phrey, Christine Carlon ami Judy
mond. The Holds were presented i Crooks. Mrs. A. VV. Westfall I
with a gift. Mrs. Merlie Newbill j Joanne Fox. Carol Frcdrickson.
is president of the group. i Marlene Gehrnian, Sharon Hagen. j
Central Oregon Barn
Saturday Nitc, 9
A
LOUIE OLSON
"The Singing Caller"
Music by Ole Halvcrson's
"Hayloft Band"
If you enjoy real lively square dancing,
you'll have the time of your life! No be
ginner's instructions, but new dances will
be taught.
Admission: 60c per person
Spectator Seats, 25c
EARN BIRTHDAY HONOR
Girls from 16 Camp Fire groups
and 20 Blue Bird groups in Dcs-
cnuies county received Dirinoay
honors at the grand council fire
held Saturday night as a climax
to the observance of Camp Fire
birthday week.
Bend Camp Fire girls who re
ceived the honor, and their lead
ers, are as follows:
Mrs. John Davenport Linda
James. Olga Michelson, Kay Stad-
um, Joyce bpencer, tsernice uran-
son, Jackie Hlgglns, tieane
Grimsley and Norma Bells. Mrs.
C. V. Bells Karen Coomler, Shar.
on Forstcr, Charlyn Thompson,
Carmen Durfee, Susan Viergus,
Sandra Davenport, Marjorie
Packard, Gail Wilson, Brenda
Barrell and Wanda Harbin.
Mrs. Melvln E. Raper Nancy
Coyner, Sandra Elder, Janine Mc
Allister, Joan Hardick, Judy Du
val, Karen Gregg, Kaye Rice, Su
san Thomas, Sharron McConnell,
Betty Davis and June Smith. Mrs.
Clifford Rich Leora Ziegler,
Darlcne Harris. Joyce Perry, Mary
Lou Reynolds, Kathy Smith,
Kathryn Comstock, Grace Wolfe,
Alice Wyatt, Althea Foster, Bar
bara Baer. Mrs. Harold W. Sum
mers Gladys Chase, Norma
Steen, Janet Winslow, Slgrid Jen
sen, Sallie Nielsen, Lorraine Ev
ers, Colleen Carlon, Sally Sum
mers. Mrs. C. E. Hein Carlotta
Hundley, Joan Price, Dawn Price,
Judy Lively, Susan Hein, Emma-
Jean Bartlett, Gayl Calvert, Robin
Boardman and Marilyn Boo'h.
Miss Jean Webster Joyte Bush-
ong, Bobbie Lee Erickson, Terry
iye. snaron oainer, ureicnen
Donna Gumpcrt. Mrs. William
Baer Mary Pat Moty, Mary
Alice Kelly, Mary Theresa Cady,
Leila Chase, Rene Ann Cuthbert-
son, Francis Pipes, Shelie Guiney
and Janice Baer.
Redmond Girls Named
Redmond groups receiving the
honor were:
Mrs. Hugh Hartman Barbara
Bartlemay, Barbara Downs, Char
lene Gladwlll, Sally Steers, Pris
cilla Meyers, Shirley Vilhauer,
Sandra G u n t e r, Joan Starr,
Gretchen Hartsock and Donna
Banta. Mrs. Gordon Savage Kay
Parkinson, Patricia Jones, Janet
Parkey, Sharon Coi k, Nancy
Hartman, Dorothy Vilhauer and
Tonia Kissler.
Mrs. R. B. Coyner Janet
Veach, Linda Amsberry, Janice
Cook, Kay Smith, Linda Parkey,
Carol Johnson, Lois Frogge,
Joyce Warcing, Shirley Knowles,
Jo Ann Covner, Eleanor Bedna
rek. Alberta Casteel, Beverly
Waite, Sharon Madrell, Evelyn
Clark.
Mrs. Dorothy Farthing Myra
Tull, Frances Swanson, Myrna
Widener, Anne Poole. Carol Vad
nais, Louise Watson, DeLoris
Farthing. Carol Madrell, Barbara
Clark, Patricia Miller and Sandra
Aklns. Mrs. D. M. Palmer Bev
erly Lowe, Phyllis Green. June
Gilbert. Helen Moore, Darlene
Hancock, Carol Ann Sawyer. Joan
(infirm and Ellen Chamness.
Mrs. Wilson Retha Holechek,
Sharon Wilson. Edith Urie, Freda
Ladrow, Mildred Smith. Eloise
Lowe and Ida Jean Griffith,
The following members of a
Gilchrist group, with Mrs. Oren
Sample as guardian, received the
honor: Jane Bcrni. Kay Kolison.
nonna Wilkinson. Mary Sue
Craig. Beverly Sample," Mary
Jane Orhlorich'and Jeannctte Ke'l-
fo 12 at the
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Karen Hanson. Roi Jossy, Linda
Rae Kinney, Ginger McKay, San
dra Potts, Lois Kay Spivey, Ann
Westfall, Susan Wright and Em
ma Lowery. Mrs. Cecil Moore
Chris Hemingway, Nancy ' Jo
Moore, Carol Ann Rupp, Shirley
Grant, Judith-Moiers and Suzanne
Mooers.
Mrs. David Wilson Sharon
Wilson. Kathleen Boardman, Lor
etta Thompson, Duane Bailly,
Beverly Hammer, Mary Kathryn
Richards, Darlene Baker, Peggy
Ann Knight, Mary Alice Mellin,
Sandra Lee Musgrave, Marcia
Barrell, Patty Lee Hurt and Judy
Ann Wilson.
Mrs. Raymond LeBlanc Anne
Moty, Anne Lammers, Maureen
Burton, Sandra Gilbert, Judy
Pipes, Donna Green, Franciel
Nentl, Suzanne Orono and Su
zanne LeBlanc.
Mrs. Arthur Rixe Joan Ben
son, Brenda Rixe, Lynn Chase,
Katherine Austin, Lloydene Hoi
lan, Patty McKay, Benal Howard,
Gall Tyson, Sandra Larson and
Dianne Reiten.
Mrs. Kenneth Cale Janis Bu
shong. Tamara Miller. Judy Tay
lor, Margaret Ann Williamson,
Gwen Tyson, Karen McMeen, An
drea Hunnell, Janet Dalkenberg,
Judy Cale, Margie Mize, Sally
Stearns, Anzonetta Longley, Mar
porie Sells, Judy Hanson and
Beverly Rogers..
Mrs. W. W. Brown June Ann
Brown, Diana Beall, Janice Carr,
Jeanne Engebretsen, Lorna Foun
tain, Donna Giskaas, Verna Rich
ards, Carol Purkey, Diane Hill,
Beverly Underhill and Jean Wear.
List Continues,
Mrs. Harold Kelley Sandra
Thompson, Barbara Newman,
Bonnie Broe, Linda Davenport,
Judith Harrison, Nada Melsness,
Sherry Jorgensen. Barbara Libel,
Janet Hackett, Sharon Walters,
Beatrice Granrud. Karen Ruud,
Elva Llle ludith Crawshaw, Jean
Lisenbury, Carrie May Shcphard,
Pauline Marsch and Patsy Fisher.
Mrs. Paul M 1 c k e 1 Karen
Bowles, Marilyn Brown, Joyce
Cale, Donna Goddard, Susan Har
dick, Marsha Ledbetter, Kay Ml
ckcl, Elaine Nicholas, Janet Rich,
Joanne Smith. Judy Jones, Afton
King, Carol Newberry and Karen
Wiles.
Mrs. Dee Haines Jo Ann Cour
ter, Carol Crooks, Virginia Hays,
Sandra Tippet ts, Sharon Gum
pert, Sharon Larrance, Suzanne
Haines and Cheree Malohe. Mrs.
Norman C. Sather Robin Chap
man, Sharon Baker. Thelma Spi
cer, Rachel Goodrich, Mary Beth
Sather, Ruth Poetschat, -Penny
Raycraft, Patty Wise, Linda Live
ly and Ann Richards.
Mrs. George Seabrook Mari
lyn Ziegler, Sally Birge, Dolores
Birge, Eva Marcoulier, Jeanne
Allen, Elaine Zimmerman and
Lynn Ann Hauek. Mrs. E. J. Van
Landuyt Diane Ketchum, Sher
yll Mullins, Kathy Fahey, Sharon
Andrews, Maureen .Andrews.
Marisue Anderson. Joanne Jack
son, Judy O'Day, Judy Anne Che
ney, Patricia Dempsey, Jennifer
VanLanduyt and Mary Klum.
Other Blue Bird groups receiv
ing the honor:
Mrs. C. R. Martin, Redmond
Judy Llsius, Delores Farlow, Pa
tricia Sohm, Margaret Roberts
and Marjorie Marsden. Mrs. W.
A. Carmichael, Gilchrist Pamela
Anderson, Betty Gates. Alary
Glynne Carmichael, Mary Helen
Edgar, Mary Evins. Karen Fogel
quist, Virginia Hayes, Beatrice
James, Marlene Kellum, Collien
Mek'enzie, Dianne Norlin, Judy
It's a Treat to Stop at
Midget
Drive -In
Bennett's Machine Shop
Hit Koosevelt Ave. Bond, Orog. I'hone 1IS2
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
AUTO TRUCK TRACTOR REPAIRS
Crankshaft Grinding, in or out of molor.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIRING
Cylinder Grinding
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ON THI
WITH
KBND
This evening at 8 on Meet the
Press the guest to be interviewed
Is Miss Dorothy Kenyon, United
Nations representative of UNES
CO. At 8:30 this evening another
Drllliant nall-nour wltn the Cav
alcade ot Music chorus and or
chestra. Tomorrow at 10:30 KBND will
broadcast the children's hour pro
gram of recorded music and
stories especially adapted for
children, followed at 11 with the
children's own program, "Pal
Club." Tomorrow evening at 9:30
KBND-Mutual Don Lee airs a full
hour of square dancing direct
from Kentucky through the net
work line facilities. Songs of
Scandinavia are presented tomor
row evening at 7, preceded by Ha
waii Calls, the popular Mutual
network feature from the islands'.
Oehlerich, Darlene Simmons, Alta
Wilkinson and Terry Wilson.
Mrs. Jack Kargman, Redmond
Judy Joes, Becky Grambrell,
Nancy Grambrell, Lois Lundy,
Marilyn Swift and Sharol Glass.
Mrs. Loyde Harold, Redmond
Janet Weise, Ann Miller, Carole
Parkinson, Dorothy Warner, Lois
Ann Harold, Diane Yeoman, Bev
erly Casteel, JoAnn Arensmeier,
Jolene Piersen, Ruth Ann Hart
ley, Lani Frenzel and Elizabeth
Edmonds.
Mrs. Dean T. Kingsbury, Sis
ters Norma Brundridge, Sherry
Gridley, Sharon Gridley, Judy
Bidwell, Glenna Randall, Nancy
Campbell, Juanita Kingsbury
and Donna Demaris. Mrs. Carrol
W. Dickerson, Sisters Dixie Cav
erhill, Wanda Bankston, Linda Jo
Rife, Tona L. Turner. Nancy Ack
ley, Linda Hoover, Janet Hawes,
Bonnie Dickerson and Doris Bran
don. WETOMACHICK
OF GILCHRIST
By Jane Bernl
During National Camp Fire
week, our group went to church
together and sang a hymn. We
also visited the forest service of
fice and H. Newell Cory, the lo
cal ranger, explained his work
to us. Saturday night we attend
ed the council fire in Bend and
received our .trail seekers' rank.
-l '" OKICIVAPl .""'
By Althea Foster
Okiciyapi Camp Fire group met
recentlv at the home of the guard
ian, Mrs. Clifford Rich, and elect
ed officers as follows: Leora
Ziegler, president; Grace Wolfe,
vice-president; Kathryn Com
stock, secretary; Kathy Smith,
treasurer; Althea Foster, scribe;
Joyce Perry, song leader. Pic
tures were taken of the group In
their ceremonial costumes. The
program included songs and
games, and refreshments were
served.
SINGING BLUE BIRDS
' Mrs. David Wilson's Singing
Blue Birds (formerly Happy Blue
Birds) selected a new name at
their "meeting last week, because
another group had the same
name. The girls walked to
Crouch Candy company, where
they were shown through the
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:16 Fulton Ltwit Jr.
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: Behind The Story
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B:00 Symphonic Swing
:0 Style Stuff
6:10 World News
6:16 bong Styllugs
V :60 4-rl CJuo Aicent
6 :6 Popular Demand
10 :00 Newa
10:16 Gospel Singer
10 :0 Children's Hour
11:00 Pal Vlua
11:1 6 Oman Treaaurea
11:26 News
11 0 Morning Melodies
12:0O Nwniune Melodies
12:06 Today's Classifieds
It :10 Noontime Meludlca
li: 16 Sport Yarns
18 :0 News
11:46 Farmers Hour
1:00 Redmond DtKest
8 :00 Personal Choice
2 :s0 Willamette University Choir
8 :00 Bakers Dosen
8 :80 Andre Kostalaneta
5 :46 Northwest News
8:66 Central Oregon Newa
4:00 Defense Report
4:16 Frank Hrminirway
4:80 Band Bund USA
6 :ua Reviewing Stand
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:26 John b. Kenncoy
8:60 Hawaii Calls
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7:16 Melodic Moods
7:80 Guest Star
7 :46 Popular Favorites
7 :66 Club Corner
8:00 Family Theater .
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