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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1954)
THE BEND BULLETIN Bend, Deschutes County. Oregon. Friday, May 21. 1954 Program Aimed At Promotion Of Local Spuds SptcUl to Th Hullrtin REDMOND A long range program designed .to help whole salers and distributors move the largest possible quantity' of Klamath-Deschutes russet, potatoes in orderly, profitable manner for growers, distributors and retailers is being formulated by the indus try's advertising committee. The information is- reported by Ben Davidson, Oregon Potato Commis sion administrator, and secretary of the advertising group. . Eight areas are being consid ered for intensive local promotion and merchandising. However, the degree of trade, support evidence, wholesale and retail, will' have much influence over markets finally- selected by the committee. Executives of Pacific National Advertising Agency, Portland, re . tained by the Klamath-Deschutes committee as promotion and mer chandising counsel, have already done some field work in two of the proposed markets. They will Another Action Filed in Case Of Music Firm EXHAUST FOR THE EXHAUSTED-A pretty gal in Munich, Germany, demonstrates a new gadget for pumping up mattresses. Attached to the car's exhaust with the motor running, the mat tress is supposedly, filled in 40 seconds. A special filter in the tube absorbs lethal components of the eas as a safetv measure. present this information and other Klamath Falls in June to study plans at a meeting to be held in the promotion program. Final plans are to be made and announced early enough to allow jobbers and wholesalers opportu nity to take advantage of the potato promotion efforts on this year s crop.' Representatives of growers groups who have been formulat ing the advertising program in clude Wendell Schey and Glenn Arthur in Tulelake, Calif.; Louis Lyon, Malin; Troy Quallis, Kla math Falls, and locally, H. W Steelhammer, Powell Butte, who is chairman of Central Oregon Po tato Growers, and Orval Buckner Terrebonne. An advisory group from the Oregon Potato Commis sion, which has set tside $15,000 for potato promotion, includes El mer Lemler. Klamath Falls: Nor man Weigand, Powell Butte; Dud ley Sitton, Vale; John Degnan Merrill; and' Bryant Williams Klamath Falls.' Some promotional work in trade mediums for seed potato growers in various areas covered by 'the Oregon-California group is con templated. ' Church Planning Film on Sunday . "It Is Finished," a sound find color film telling the feospel story of the crucifixion, will be shown Sunday, May 23, at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian-Missionary church. There will be no charge, but free-will offering will be received, The picture was produced by Great Commission Films and fea tures Frances Bennett, who has been teaching at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago since the thir ties. She taught Bible classes for the YWCA for 17 years, and spent 14 years with the Biliy Sunday evangelistic party. Since the in ception of the Child Evangelism fellowship in 1935 she has been closely associated with that or ganization. The public will be welcome to attend the showing, it was announced. $ $ SAVE $ $ BUY SEASON BOOKS NOW ' for Panorama Playhouse 1954 Season Pre-Seoson Sale: May 17 - June 1 Season Book Sale handled by Community Concert Association Headquarters: Bend Chamber of Commerce 8 transferable- student admissions $4.00 (tax exempt) 8 transferrablo adult admissions $10.00 (tax Included) A third suit was file Thursday in the litigation Involving the con tested sale of the Deschutes Mus ic Company, a Bend music ma chine leasing firm. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis, who contracted to buy the business from Mr. and Mrs.. Asa jGoddard in October of 1952, have filed in Deschutes circuit court their sec ond complaint in the matter. It an action for fraud seeking jzb.wu as aouuie damages, nam ed as defendants are the God dards and Mr. and Mrs. Ted S. Holliday, doing business as the Holliday Realty Company. Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Holliday, along with the Goddards, are charged with fraudulent action in connec tion with the sale of the music machine business to Mr. and Mrs. Davis. " It is asserted that the assumed business name certificate was and the notice of retirement of sellers were not recorded as provided by law. . The defendants are .further charged with failure to furnish to the buyers a list of the vendors creditors. Last month Mr. and Mrs. Davis filed suit for $50,000 damages for alleged "interference in the busi ness operations of the plaintiffs." The Goddards Wednesday filed counter-suit claiming that the buyers had not properly made their payments as required under the contract. Return of all rights in the business' to the original owners was asked. Arguments on the first action filed are to' be heard by Circuit Judge Ralph S. Hamilton Satur day at 10 a.m. Redmond Hospital ; gparlal to Th BallltlK REDMOrlD Mr.' and Mrs. Wil liam Filey of Redmond are par ents of a son born Thursday at Central Oregon District hospital. They have named uieir bauy Teron Lee. ... - ... Admitted " Wednesday evening : Maria Campbell. 7, Redmond. Admitted Thursday: Mrs. Lester Hufstader, Bend, Mrs. Alberta Sellers, Mitchell Star route, Prine ville; , Ben McAllister, Powell Butte; Mrs. Naomi Bellz, Mad ras; Mrs. Doris Jorgenson and Valerie Holt, 3, both Redmond. Two out-patients were treated and dismissed. : Discharged Thursday: Maria Campbell. 7. and Arthur Botte- miller, both Redmond; Fred lia- berstich, Madras. Mrs. . Paul Springel, Warm Springs, was dis charged Wednesday evening. Oldest foisil horse is the Eohip- pus. or dawn horse. It had three toes on the hind feet and four on the front. Jefferson Weed Holiday Planned .-' BpirUl Im Th Balkthi . MADRAS Farmers, tmshvss men, and other Jefferson eoun ty residents will cover the North Unit Irrigation district "like a blanket" the morning of, June 8 as the third annual- Jefferson i County Weed Holiday gets un. uerway, kqv Stevenson, jeirer son Seed Grower's association chairman, announced Wednes day. ' ' - The weed Holiday, which at tracts moe attention and more participants every year, was initiated to show the Importance of weed control work. Last-year, people from all ovpr the county loined in weed pulling work, and bigger crowds are, expected this year. - , :-.......,' The affair Is sponsored by the seed grower's association in co operation with the Bureau of Reclamation, the county weed district, ana the jeiierson coun ty extension office. : 4ooft uttloif NE BRITAIN,-Conn, -"Accused of throwing furniture around his rapm.-Grejjtfrja Colon lice coun airer-rxpiamnv mat up was just celebrating jtfwr hi wife gavrf births a son, J, , ' FINE ASSESSED Susan A. 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