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The Bend Bulletin, Soturday. April 9, 1955
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Here and There
Ronald D. Clark aiiH Vonmi
Whitaker, both of Redmond sec-:
med a marriage license Thursday
at the office of the Deschutes coun
ty clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Sum Lackaff and
children, Philip and Fred, are
spending the Easter holidays in
Bend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Lackaff, 532 Riverside.!
Jobs Daughters are holding a
food sale today at the Claypool
Furniture store.
Grant Carey, Portland, was in
Bend today on business.
Mrs. Ray Ncdrow will be hos
tess to the PAL club Monday at
7:30 p.m. at her home on the
Trap Club road.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilson,
1314 Galveston, are parents of a
boy born Friday evening at St.
Charles Memorial hospilul. The
baby weighed 5 pounds, 7 ounces,
and has been named Mark Allan.
Knights of Pythias will meet
Monday at 8 p.m. in the Library
Auditorium. The rank o f knight
will be conferred, it was an
nounced by Claude Kelley, secre
tary. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arbow
were visitors in Bend today from
their home in Grass Valley, where
Arbow is a member of the school
system. He is a brother of James
D. Arbow, Bend.
The Thursday Bridge club will
observe its tenth anniversary with
a dessert luncheon April 14th, at
2 p.m. In the dining room at
TraUways coffee shop. The regu
lar bridge play will follow.
A girl, Connie Jean, was born
this morning at St. Charles Mem
orial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Parker, Crescent. The baby
weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces.
Bend Hospital
Eileen Stover, Madras; Shirley
Lewis, Sisters; Mrs. Woodrow
Crotwell, Gilchrist, and the fol
lowing Bend residents were dis
missed Fridiy from St. Charles
Memorial hospital: Mrs. Herbert
Woodall, Elmer Bonkosky, Mrs.
Kay Thompson. Mrs. Otis Lipps
Joseph Egg, Clifford Jordan ami
Michael Johnston.
Mrs. Burton Brown, Fort Rock,
and infant son, were released to
day from the maternity floor.
FILM 1'I.ANNKl)
SHH'il (o The llullclin
PRINEVILLE "Pride of Work
manship" is the title of a film to
be shown at the noon luncheon
of the Prineville Crook County
Chamber of Commerce on Tues
day, April 12, at the Ochoco Inn.
Mike Miksche said it is impor
tant that all members of the cham
ber attend this meeting.
Infested Grain
Reported Found
Slieeial lo The Bulletin
MADRAS A warning to Jeffer
son county farmers on insect in
fested grain was sounded today by
Marion Jewel, Madras Agricultur
al Stabilization and Conservation
office manager and Jack Ross,
Jefferson county extension agent. : Springs.
linn saiu mm consincraoie Arthlr And(,rson, Culver, and
infested grain has been found this! Mrs. A. L. McGreer. Antelope.
ween in rainy 'arm storage struc-wcre a(1mi,ted Friday, and three
tures,-and that if immediate steps: out-patients were treated and dis
are not taken, a serious situation! m;ss?(j
could develop. I Discnarcd Friday: Mrs. Wesley
Insects have been discovered in ,Iazeli Route h RP(imond; Her-
approximateiy juu.uuu ot ruu.uuu Wcl..h . Rpdlm)n(.: j..rrv Cro-
Redmond Hospital
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Roberts of Redmond have named
their new daughter Debra Lynn.
The baby was born Friday at Cen
tral Oregon district hospital.
A daughter was horn the same
day at the hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Tahkeal of Warm
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A CtNIKAL OKfctoON Unliojiim Un the Ueschutes river west ot lerrebonne is a plant tnat
provides a payroll for 55 persons. It is the Dicalite plant, which operates under a division of the
Great Lakes Carbon Corporation. This is an aerial view of the plant and its surrounding areas
of diatomaceous earth, composed of microscopic organisms deposited possibly a million years
ago. The view is to the west. Some of the overburden was removed from the extensive deposits
in .-ecent years, exposing the white earth. (Dicalite Division photo for The Bulletin)
Family Returns From California
Special to The Bulletin
LAPIN'E Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Mlnck and family of Beal have
returned from a week-long trip to
California. In California they visit
ed friends In Crescent City. Be
fore returning they stopped in
Burns to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Van Orsdel
and John lien left Wednesday for
Portland to visit fr.ends and rela
tives. Mys. Rollin Harning returned
Tuesday evening from Albany
where she visited her father, who
is iU.
A basket dinner will be served
persons attending Easter services
at the LaPine Baptist church by
Mr. and Mrs. Weibum Parker at
their home on the Kelldano ranch.
An egg hunt is planned for chil
dren following the dinner. The1
church plans special services and
a program for Easter to begin at
u.au a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kiluatrick of
Salem spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Ferns.
Special guests at the Tuesday
meeting of the Little Deschutes
Grunge was Country Grange Dep-j
uty Toy Means and his wife and
daughter.
Principal W. Buettgenbaeh of
the LaPine high school has an
nounced cancellation of the school
play scheduled for April 13. He
said illness and other difficulties
have interierred with its preparation.
WORSHIP PLANNED
Special to The Bulletin
RFnvinNn Th Latter Day
Saints church members will begin
Easter worship at 10: 3U a.m. wim
special hymns, readings and talks
by members of the various classes.
Young adults will give readings
on tlie Resurrection story.
In southern Idaho's olden days,
sheep owners and farmers marked
off their ranches by planting Lom
bardy poplars.
Expert
Accordion
Instruction
Accordions Furnished
Bned Music Co.
901 Bond St Phone 718
Enjoy Our
SPECIAL
bushels of grain under loan to
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Warm weather, after a cool win
ter is blamed for the rapid in
crease in wheat damaging insccls.
Farmers with grain in storage
were urged to check metal aod
wooden storage structures and to
fumigate if insects are found. In
sects will be found in scoop holes,
at the peak of the stored grain,
or on the warmer side of the
bin. .-.jcio i
Insccls discovered in county
gsain include the suw-tooth grain
beetle, grain weevil, grain borer,
meal worm, and flour beetle.
The officials said that farmers
thould use a good funiigant if bugs
nre found. Displays of insects
found in Jefferson county wheat
have been prepared and placed at
local seed houses and in the ASC
office, Madras.
sen. Metolius; Mrs. Perit Hunt
ington. Sisters; Sue Morris. Route
1. Madras: Dolores Root, 10, Star
Rome, Madras; and Mrs. Edna
Robinson, Redmond, who left the
hospital to enter Delamarter Nur
sing home, Redmond
King Funeral.
Held Friday
Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at the Niswonger
Winslow chapel for Levi King, 63,
who died Thursday at St. Charles
Memorial hospital, only three days
after coming to Bend to make his
home at 1548 Elgin. He is sur
vived by his wife, Rachel, and six
children, four of theirf at home.
Rev. Dan J. Kroker of the
Church of God officiated at the
service. Mrs. Kroker was soloist
and Mrs. Harry Anderson was piu
nist. Pallbearers were J. C. Jac-
quot, W. R. McVey, Ed Oetken,
M. L. Johnson, R. F Anderson
and M. L. Myers.
Mr. King was a native of Pines-
ville, K., and belonged to the
Baptist church in Kentucky. He
was a veteran of the Mexican
campaign and a plasterer by
trade.
Burial was in Pilot Bulte ceme
tery .
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Rwltered U.S. Pal. Off.
Blaze Destroys
Chicken House
A grass fire trat got out of
control destroyed a chicken house
Friday afternoon on the A. W.
Guddatt place, on the Soulh high
way behind Bob's Truck Service.
The fire department answered the
alarm at 3:21 p.m., and firemen
confined the fire to the one build
ing. Yesterday at 11:19 a.m., fire
men went to E. First street at
Marshall avenue, to extinguish a
brush fire. There was no damage.
Smith Services 1
Due on Tuesday
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at f! p.ni. at the Niswon-ger-Winslow
chapel for Calvin
James Smith, 66-year-old Negro
janitor, who was found dead Wed
nesday in his home north of town.
He had been suffering from heart
trouble for the past year, and ap
parently died in his sleep.
Mr. Smith was a native of Ath
ens, Ohio, and came to Bend 25
years ago from the Southwest.
Rev. Roy H. Austin of First Bap
tist church will officiate at the
service. Burial will be in Green
wood cemetery.
McGee Planning
Sawmill at Bly
Special to The Bulletin
FORT ROCK Donald L.. McGoe
of Fort Rock has announced the
closing of his sawmill there and
I he purchase of all remaining
equipment of the Spangler Lum
ber Co. plant at Bly which was
partly destroyed by fire last fall
With a partner, Gilbert Lilly, Mc
Gee will open a new mill at Bly
about May 15.
BAH, POSTKI)
Harry Baker. 29. 151 Revere,
posted $100 bail with city police
last evening afler his arrest for
being drunk in an auto.
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Randall's
Ramblings
iTAD tlie orlicril.iv that
Amc-ricuis have more irou
blc sleeping than people of
any other nation.
Seems that 52 per cent of
our adults have difficulty,
tvhile only ll per cent of the
Urnih, 23 per cent of the
Danes, and 15 per cent of
tlie Norwegians have insom
nia. A doctor once told me if
you couldn't sleep it was a
tood sicn of worry prob
lems. I fiucss people muse
have a lor to worry about
today or they wouldn't be
losing so much sleep.
Take my business, for in
stance. I could do a lot of
wurryini; about tlie respon
sibility I have ot seeing that
you have the riht kind of
insurance.
But 1 don't, because I make
sure that everyone I do busi
ness with pcrs complete in
suuuee counseling, even if.
By Gordon Randall
he only comes in fur one
small polity.
Insurance is like a jonJ
blanket. If you have one
that covers you completely,
you don't have to worry
about catching cold; but if
you get one that's too short,
or let the moths chew big
holes in it, then you may
catch pneumonia.
I always advise my friends
to have protection without
serious gaps or holes. Then
it they want to omit a tew
tilings here and there and
let their feet stick out
that's up to them.
If you're not sure that
your protection is complete,
why not let me look it over?
The Lumbermen Mniu.il
Casualty Company, w'hitli
I represent, is one ot the
country's leading dividend
paying mutuals; so you may
get protection at a saving,
too.
Baptists Plan
Special Program
Observance of Easter Sunday ut
First Baptist church of Bend will
begin with a special Sunday School
program at 9:15 a.m. to which
parents and other adults are in
vited. ,.
The 11 a.m. worship hour will be
highlighted by choir anthems and
an Euster sermon by the pastor
entitled. ."History's Greatest Mir
acle." The morning service will
be broadcast as usual.
There will he baptisms and ob
servance of the Lord's Supper in
connection with the evening gos
pel service at 7:30.
Youth and adult forums will be
conducted at 6:30 p.m.
The pastor. Rev. Roy H. Austin,
will speak at a special Easter ser
vice at the Brothers school house
on Sunday afternoon, following a
picnic dinner for all residents of
that community and the showing
of a gospel film entitled "Sym
phony of Life," featuring Dale
Evans. 1
Redmond Plans
Egg Hunt Sunday
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Ray Johnson park
will be the scene of the Jaycees
annual Easter egg hunt for chil
dren three years old, four to six,
seven through nine, and the 10
and 11 year olds. The hunt will
start at 2 p.m. Parents are wel
come to watch, it is announced,
but are asked not to hunt with
their children. There will be gold
and silver eggs for each age group
with lucky finders to receive eho-
olate Easier bunnies.
Dr. Dean Dowd is chairman for
this year's project. Jaycees m e t
Wednesday night in John Tuck ca
feteria to assist the Blaster bunny
in dying 90 dozen regular eggs.
They have also secured 100 pounds
of candy eggs for distribution.
Butte Services
To Start at 5:30
The annual Easter Sunrise serv
ice, sponsored by the youth of the
Bend churches, will be held again
this year at 5:30 a.m. on Pilot
Butte. The service will be led by
young people of several of the lo
cal churches. Mary Plummor will
read the Scriptures, Lynn Schrock
and Bob Young will give brief
sermons, Kela Hinds will lead the
gathering in the Easter morning
prayer, and Robin Chapman will
have the closing prayer. ,
Miss Sally Stearns will play the
hymns on a portable organ, and
the young people of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance church
will handle tlie public address sys
tem.
All young people and adults of
the community are invited to at
tend this early morning Easter
worship hour, according to Ted
Hinds, coordinator for the event.
Club News
Beta Alpha Chapter, Epsilon
Sigma Alpha sororily will meet
Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Paul Sevy, 1526 Awbrey road,
film on the hospital-school for
crippled children, Eugene, will be
shown.
Bend Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will meet Monday at 8 p.m
at the Masonic temple. An Easter
addenda will be presented. Mrs.
S. N. Cornell and Mrs. W. F.
MeFadden will serve refresh
mcnts.
BIM.IOX A DAY
MINNEAPOLIS (UP) Aver
aging the predictions of leading
economists indicates that "gross
national product," or combined ex
penditures of the nation's people.
business and government, will total
about 365 billion dollars in 1355.
or a billion for every day in the
year, says the family economies
bureau of Northwestern National
Life Insurance company.
Socio Calendar
Tonight
7 p.m. Buck and Wing club,
ham dinner at Terrebonne Grange
hall, followed by square dance.
8 p.m. Sons of Norway, Nor
way hall.
Sunday
1:30 p.m. Bend Gold club Eas
ter egg hunt for members cnu
drcn, club grounds.
2 p.m. Lions club's public Eos
tor egg hunt for children, Drake
park.
8 p.m. Willamette University a
capella choir, Methodist church.
Monday
7 p.m. Jaycee Auxiliary, Pine
Tavern.
8 p.m. Eastern Star, Masonic
Temple.
Tuesday
10:30 a.m. Bend extension unit
with Mrs. W. B. Wilson, 1116 E.
8th.
10:30 a.m. North Redmond ex
tension unit with Mrs. William
Smith.
8 p.m. Concert by a capella
choir and concert band of North
western Schools, First Baptist
church.
8 p.m. Beta Alpha chapler,
ESA, with Mrs. Paul Sevy, 1526
Awbrey road.
8 p.m. Circle 2, Catholic Altar
society, with Mrs. Berniece Hons
owetz, 325 Hunter place.
8:30 p.m. Young Mothers Study
club with Mrs. Melville D. Sexton,
1214 E. Third.
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DINNER
Sunday, April 10th
$1.50
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Morning Worship Services, 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Sermon:
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Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
"The Conquering Christ"
Anthems:
"Rejoice, The Lord Is King"
Siience
"The Joyful Eastertide"
Dutch Melody
Roy Lively, director
Sunday Evening, 8 P.M.
The Willamette University Acapella Choir in Concert
Donald M. Gleckrr, director
There Is No Admission Charge An Offering Will Be Taken
v-. Dean C. Poindexter, Minister -
Cream of Tomato Soup, Heart of Lettuce Salad with
Thousand Island Dressing. Relish Plate.
Entrees
ROAST TOM TURKEY
Oyster Dressing and Cranberry Sauce
BAKED VIRGINIA HAM
with Pineapple Glaze
BREADED PORK TENDERLOIN
with Country Gravy
Snowflake Potatoes Fresh Creamed Peas
Hot Rolls & Butter
CHOICE OF DESSERTS:
Orange Sherbet or Boiled Lemon Custard
with Whipped Cream
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:30 Arthur Godfrey Time
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: 3 ft Curtain Call
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l:16lve of Life
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1 :00 Brighter Day
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