The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 31, 1955, Image 12

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Suspicious that automatic office machines might, like some hu mans, bo looking busy when they' were not, John Vavasour decided to find out. lie borrowed a labora tory recording instrument and hooked It to power lines feeding various tabulating machines. Telltale graphs promptly showed that machines which seemed to le busy all the time were really idle for long periods, he discovered. Also, thi' "goldbricking" was most apparent when several different kinds of machines were perform ing different work. Some finished the job quickly, then rested while the others caught up. Until his experiment, the best possible human observation was that the machines were working 100 per cent, and more were need ed. Now, operators no longer have to watch the mechanical culprits, and scientific re - scheduling work has boosted output without new machines, the company said. I ANY LANGUAGE MINNEAPOLIS (UP) A Minnesota community offers this slogan for traffic safety: "F o r sikkerheds skyld brug hvad for- nuft du har." That's Norwegian lor: "For safety's suke, use what brains you have." Those same wonderful eg noodles are now enriched with imporcant amounts of your daily requirements of vitamin Bl, vitamin U2, iron and niacin. Kach half cup (( oz.) contains only 100 calories. Buy some today! Also try these other outstanding Porter-Scarpelli macaroni products Spaghetti, Saladettes, Macaroni, Sea Shells, K.urie-Q-Noodles and Lasagne. Voic of -KBND- Central Oregon AffllVcd With Mutijal Don TONKIHTS rKOl-RAM :0a Gabriel Hntter tl :Kw Si'iin of Out Timw fi Holiiml the Story 6:4.1 Sim Hyi ti :.'.ri- s.nitr tf tlu lny 7 M'u Munio tor l'liwiTlnnd 7 -.'.10 Ht-nil C.nrmrr New, 7 R,Tn'nilK'r Whfti 7 :ftil-- Kvi'nmii Mckxlieii 8 :0i Vern Umm Sliow 8 :0V-HrHH.Ii.1 i'Hnn-ra t'lilb 8 : 111 -l'stfport to lr'nm 8:.IIV- K.U'L- KishtT Slmw H:4S Musical 1'ortraita 9 :01V- Now, II :15Kult,in lwU Jr. 9 :30 Inland Sr-rpnaila 9:45-(lff tile Keeonl 10 :;i0 lliflolal lMivlive 11:110 Slan Ott FK1IIAY. Antll. I. 6 :0l Trii!t T Ram-n 6 : IP l arm UeiHirU-r 7 n--ll,ivintMt ay Nw, 7 :1S Hrt'aklat .Imiit 7 :H(- Mot iiilut Mi liKlit', 7 :40--N,'W, 7 :4.' .irnin tt Mindup 8 .0 V,lay"a Tuii.t, 8:?0 NortHweM N,-wa 8 1'. - Kraft f--Star Nowaia.t 8 IhMe Intitut- 9:0'i Mol.wln.l liiillrtiii lt.4lnl. 9:0," M.,rniTic Sjxvial 9:l"i- Kraft S-Slnr Nfv,,.Mt 9:20 Mornim Si'tTial Th S..n The .tr 9:4.--T'i Tunt 0 :0,V- f,',., ll':l.WTr-l!o Trt IO:?o-Kah.-n Trend, IO:M-Tir.T S-n ln:40--lt' A Woman' World lo-i.s .,.w, 10:P0 Man ANmiI Ten 10:S5-Nor1hwet Ne 11 :0v-KI.rMa CaJIInu 11 ii Kraft S Siar NewaraaJ Father Misses Out on Race GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP) Kdward Van Ilouten s car stalled as he was rushing his wife to a Grand Kapids hospital. Van Hoiilen raced to a nearby store to telephone for help. When he returned to his car, his wife was missing. By the time Van Houten found Ii s wife, lie was the father of a six - pound girl. An alert stranger had come along and driven Mrs. Van Ilouten to the hospital. He Found Story Right at Home FORT KRIE, Ont. - (UP) It was a dull day for veteran news paper reporter Albert E. Ray. So he telephoned his wife at home to learn whether he had received any calls and to find out if there was anything doing. He found out fast. "Our house is on fire," shouted his wife. Ray quickly headed for home, but by the time he got there fire men had the flames well under control. Damage was $600, and that was Ray's story for the day. SAHARA'S OASKS Oases in the Sahara Desert re sult from springs, underground streams, or the nearness of the mountains, which are sufficiently high to cause moisture in the air to condense and ram to fall. i r t v lis, A ,, j , Ill M Ml. , J OUTSTANDING FARMER Bruce Nicholes, center, named "Outstanding Young Farmer of Jefferson County" by Jefferson county Jaycees, Tuesday evening, was routed from his bed to receive congratulations from event sponsors. Darrell Maxwell, right, state chairman of the competition, shakes hands with Nicholes, while Larry Christian, left, county Jaycee young farmer competition chairman, looks on. (Photo for The Bulletin by Bob Barber) I 4 y 1 Kilocycle! Lee Broadcai.ting- Sytenr,, 11 :3l Quern for Hay 1'-' :00 Nwntlme Meloiliea 12:10 Today', Clualtieda 1U :lf SiMi.-t, Reiew ;J0 Noontime Melodlea 1- :;IO- -News ir Karmera Hour 1 :0l Ni-w, of Prinevllle l:o: Harry James - lietty CraUe Show 1 rll.V l.intenimr Time Z :00 I'lBlter Preview 2 :lfi Kiilmond MinlnteriaJ Asaoc 2 ::i0 Platter Pn-vtow 3 ;0n - Metrical Information TroKram H:fi Northwest New, :'Jli Cential Orrvon New, S:2.--Kraft o-Star NewaettJit H::l( You Will 8:45 Tello Tet 4 :00 lly Popular Demand 4:1ft Kran Hrmiotrway New, 4 :30 Here the Answer 4 ih Sam Hayv, R:nO Tune Vendor b :lf- SporUi 1'ara.le 6 :SS-Nw t -Mt-MrMr Way R 'lo-Ki'mtnbiT When 6 :.SS - Kraft ft-Star Newaeaat :0IU t'.al-rlel lit alter 6:15 liianer Music 6-3tf-Rehind the Story 6:45 Sam Hayes fi :.f Sonir of the Tay 7 :Ort- Katilea Notebook. 7 :15 C R,dlnir 7:HO-lt..nd Carak-e Net 7:45- MememOer When 7 :5i- - Kvenin, Melndiea 8 oo Hl lKUe ttasehall Show 8 !n-Search That Ntwejr End, 9:00 New, 9:l5--Kulton Lewi, Jr. 9:0-(ff the Record 9:55 - Klve Minutr Final 10:V-Off the Record 10 :30 ("ounterry 11 :IHV-Sin Off 6a The Bend Bulletin, SWEETIE PIE 'Hey, Pop! I got my kite 32-Year-Old Agency Plains . Farmer Gets Jaycee Award ft Spi-ciul In Tile lliilli lhl MADRAS Bruce Nicholes, 32- year-o!cl Agency plains Iiirmor was chosen "Outstanding Young Farmer of Jefferson county ' from a field of eight contestants, Tues day evening. Nicholes, who has operated a ICO acre farm eight miles north west of Madras since the spring of 1919, will represent this county in state finals, to lx held in Salem, April 12. The top Oregon farmer will be entered in national "Kour Outstanding Young Farmers" competition. The contest was sponsored by the Jefferson County Junior Cham ber of Commerce with Lawrence E. Christian. Culver, chairman. Darrell Muxwell, also n member of the local Jaycees, is state event chairman. Nicholes farms 210 acres, includ ing a home place of 1G0 acres and SO leased acres, and is an advo cate of diversified forming. He is planting 49 acres of wheat and barley, ATt acres of potatoes, 20 acres of Alia Fescue, 1G acres of Merion bluegrass. and ten acres each of l.ailino clover, alfalfa, on his own place. On rented ground, which in cludes 20 non-tillable acres, he plans 18 acres of Ladino, 1n acres of barley with new scedin; of Alia, 15 acres of permanent pas ture and 12 acres of wheat .He regularly pastures cattle and ex pects to have about SO head this year. The young farmer was allotted two pounds of Pennsylvania Merion bluegrass last year, ulmost the en tire Jefferson county allotment, for breeder stock and will harvest the j croD from four acres this year. ; He has built his own 900 ton po tato cellar, and with Ben Evick , another Agency Plains farmer ' owns a direct digger potato com bine. The two were among SPACE Thursday, March 31, 1955 by Nadine Seltzer Cf. Wi bi NEA tonic. Inc. tangled up in the TV aerial!" first in the area to switch from hand to machine digging. In addition to farm work. Nic hols" is active in community af fairs. He annually donates a steer to St. Patrick s Catholic church, of which he is a member, for fund raising purposes. Groups include the Jefferson Seed Grower's assocition, Oregon Seed Growers, Lailino Clover In stitute, Farm bureau. Jefferson County Cattlemen's association, the county extension planning board. He belongs to the Aircraft Own ers and Pilots association, serves on the Jefferson county Airixirt commission, is vice president of the Jefferson County Veterans' as sociation, and is a Kulclicr pre cinct conimitteenr.tn for the lie publican parly. Nicholes is a charter member of the Jefferson county Jaycees, of which he is past president. He is also a slate Jaycee director. He belongs to the Jefferson coun ty Rod and Gun club and holds membership in BPO10 Lodge No. 1GI9. Caldwell. Nicholes served in the Navy for four years during World War II and was u flight engineer. The farmer and wife, Frances, have four children: Hruce, 8; Michele. 5; Daniele, ?,; and Preston, 7 months. Others entered in the local level contest were John Chotard. Agency Plains; Verne Campbell, Agency Plains; Dwaync Hagman, Culver; Dean ' Entrikcn, Culver; Max Osborn, C.'.ileway; Ioren Earnest. Culver; Fred Metteer, Agency Plains. Judges, all county farmers, were Dwight Macy, Culver; diet Leul ling. Agency Plains; Andrew Mor row, Grizzly. Howard Campbell, . Opal City; and Glenn Eidemiller, Agency Plains. iPoisoning Problem Noted (ioiit Problem CHICAGO (VP) The "in herent curiosity" of dairy goats has made toadstool poisoning a problem in the livestock indus try, according to the American Vetorumry Medical Association. The association said curiosity drives the goats to graze in areas favorable to toadstool growth, where they apparently become stricken. Toadstool poisoning has "often times been considered only a hu man problem," the AVMA says. IMU'Itl.K TREATMENT SOITII BKXD, Ind. (CP) -One of Mis. Cecil Van Dussel drop's one-year-old twin daugh ters swnllowed several aspirin tablets, so she rushed them to a hospital. When she got there, she couldn't remember which twin needed the treatment. P.olh got the their stomachs pumped out. PATROL Thrilling adventure in the world beyond the itarj - a look into the future. Saturday at 9:30 a.m. KJUN 1240 N.