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Th Bend Bulletin, Monday May 9, 1955 Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Richard Busey, 10 born Saturday afternoon at St. Lava road, are parents ol a bo. born this morning at St. Charlt? Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces. PAL club will-meet at the home of Mrs. Leroy Aeschliman, 1724 Division, tonight at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Masten, Chemult, were Bend visitors Sat urday. A rummage sale will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday this week in the basement of the First Lu theran church, with the hours each day to be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Searcy, for mer local residents now living in Portland, were in Bend this past weekend on business. Circle No. 3 of the' First Pres byterian church will meet .Tues day at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Claude L. McCauley, on the Bend Burns highway just east of town. Tne group originally was sched uled to meet with Mrs. Ralpb Graham, 845 Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean Cas- sell, Gilchrist, are parents of a boy Churches Set School Plans Special to The Bulletin REDMOND The consensus of nearly 100 registrants at a work shop for vacation Bible and Sun day church school teachers held in Westminster hall last week was that a similar meeting should be held next year, and if possible, for two days instead of one. Delegates also proposed that there be more time for observation of children being taught and time for prac tice teaming under supervision. Several denominations of churches in Bend, Madras, Prine ville, Tumalo and Redmond were represented. Leaders came from Portland, Salem, Powell Butte and . Bend. Rev. Bill Martin of Red mond Church of God led opening worship. The value of summer lab schools for intensive teacher train ing was stressed by those present. Vacutlon Bible school and Sunday church school teachers were urged to attend a lab school if at all possible. Some churches provide scholarships for this purpose, It was pointed out. Delegates ex pressed willingness to have teach ers from other churches visit their classes and to make reciprocal visits. It was also suggested that the next workshop include a sec tion on how to involve and interest more parents in the summer and Sunday religious training - of their children'; ' - - " Charles Memorial hospital. The baby weighed T pounds, one ounce. Blue Bird and Camp File lead jrs will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 236 of the high school Officers requested that the leader or a representative attend from each group, with a list of all girls in the group who are to take rank at the council fire. Grant Cary, Portland, was ii Bend over the weekend on business. Women of the Moose will mee Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Moos nail. Mrs. W. J. Connolly, 1354 Union returned Sunday evening after spending five days visiting rela .Ives. In Portland, she and a sis ter, Mrs. T. B. Patterson of Glen dale, visited their brother. Flov. McDougal, who is a patient at the Veterans' hospital. Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Patterson also went ta Seattle to visit another sister, Mrs L. L. Patrick. The Young Mothers studv club win meet. Tuesday, May 10. at p.m. with Mrs. Glenn H. MitcheU, 1254 E. Third street. Miss L. Mil dred Wilson will give a demonstra tion on sewing new fabrics. Jim Tackman of the Sand Creek Cattle Co. was a local business visitor from Prineville Saturday. The Central Oregon chapter of American Gold Star Mothers will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Ethel Wilson, 1175 Fresno avenue. A girl, weighing 6 pounds, 10 ounces, was born early Sunday at St. Charles Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrsw Thomas Eugene Hutchison of Goshen. SOS club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Eldon Preston, 1506 Fresno. Masons of the state are invited to attend a meeting of Research lodge No. 198 of Oregon, Wednes day, May 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the Doric room of the Portland Ma sonic temple,1119 S. W. Park ave nue. Grand lodge legislation, of in terest to all members of the fra ternity,' will be the topic for dis cussion. Word of Death . Received Here Mrs. Sadie Newman, mother of Riley Newman, 605 E. Franklin avenue, died May 5 in Lovelock, Nev., where she made her home. She was a resident of Silver Lake 50 years ago. Mrs. Newman leaves a daugh- ter, Juar.Ua Phelps, of Heidelburg, Germany, and four sons: Harold, Lovelock: Bernard, Springfield, Ore.; Clair, Richmond, Calif., and Riley, Bend. There are six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Newman and their son, Roger, will attend the funera Tuesday at De.Moss funeral home, Corvallis. Mary T. Greenan Dies at Crescent Mary Theresa Greenan, 76, died suddenly Sunday evening at hei home in Crescent, where she had made her home for the past sev en years. She operated a restau rant there. Mrs. Greenan was born Aug. 7, 1878, in Sweden. Her husband, Owen Eugene, preceded her In death in 1950. She is survived by four sons, John of Riverside, Calif.; Emmett, The Dalles; Ed ward, Sacramento, and Patrick, Crescent, and two daughters: Mrs Thelma Gotto, Hugo, Colo., and Mrs. Cecelia Lieber, Los Angeles. She also leaves two brothers, Ole and Joanis Gabrielson of Puyallup, Wash., and a sister, address not known here. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. Services will be held at the Niswonger Winslow chapel, and burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Los Angeles. Tea is Given On Saturday Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Mothers and teach era of Campfire and Bluebird girls were entertained at a program and tea in Tuck school Saturday afternoon. The chairman was Mrs. Hollis Titus, assisted by Mrs. Emil Gowdy.- Groups who took part in the songs and skits were the Daisy Bluebirds, led -by Mrs. Leonard Downs; Sunflower Bluebirds, Mrs. G. C. McCormick: Happytime Bluebirds, Mrs. George Teater: Four-O'Clock Bluebirds, Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Joe Petty; Tuplip Blue birds, Mrr. Russell Washburn; Rose Bluebirds, Mrs. E. M. Mc Krill; Okiciyapi, Mrs. Calvin But ler; Buttercup Bluebirds, Mrs. Wil liam Whiles. Tawanka Campfire, Mrs. For rest Yeoman; Violet Bluebirds. Mrs. Bruce Bates and Mrs. Wil liam Kelly; Iyotta Campfire, Mrs. oernon smith; Otyokwa Campfire, Mrs. Arthur Miller: and Foreet- Me-Not Bluebirds, Mrs. George OOSI1C. Special guests were executive di rector Mrs. Joe Elder; court of awards chairman Mrs. Harry Sly; and regional representative Mrs. Hugh Hartman. Mrs. Gowdy is chairman of guardian and spon sors assoclaton. Leaders prepared the punch and the girls baked cookies. Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Sl poured at the tea table. FORECLOSURE ASKE.D Ivy Mawhinrtey has filed suit in circuit court asking for foreclosure of a J3.500 mortgage. Sixteen par- after my rest." ties 'were listed as defendants. V Ha S. Grant's Sage Brushings In every Noel Coward play I've tertallze a whole symphony or- seen, the principals go around wearing tweeds, using strong lan guage, and eating cucumber sand wiches. "Blithe Spirit" is no ex ception, and it's really hilarious. It will be given Thursday and Fri day nights, in Allen Auditorium. George Churchill, who directs, has been active in Bend Commu nity Players since coming to Bend. His interest in theatricals dates back to school days in England, but crystalized during World War II, when he was a member of the London Fire Service. He or ganized a theatrical group, which tourea London s bombed areas during quieter times, putting on productions under auspices of the London Fire Service. After the war he joined Lon don's Cripplegate Institute Opera tic and Theatrical Society. He dij stage managing and acted in sev eral productions. Since coming td! Bend, he has played in "You Can't Take it With You," "Dea Ruth," and "Double Door." Roth Coyne r (an medium In "Blithe Spirit"): "I might be able to materialise a trumpet If I tried hai-d enough better than nothing, you know, I (eel fit as a fiddle Hospital Week Program Due Bend's observance of National Hospital week will center around a program to be presented at the weekly meeting of the Lions' club Tuesday noon at the Pine Tavern Kessler Cannon, member of the board of directors of the Central Oregon Hospitals foundation, will be in charge of the program, with all foundation directors, many of them members of the Lions club invited to attend. Most of the luncheon program will be devoted to the hosipital pro gram, with new officers of the club headed by Ray LeBlanc as president, presiding. KIRK RUN MAMS A brush fire broke out at 1:34 p.m. Saturday on 618 Woodland boulevard behind the residence of E. L. Crouch. No damage was re ported by the fire department which answered the call. MKKTIMl SKT The Bend city planning commis sion will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the city hall. It will be a routine work session. cent Bend Hospital The following patients were ad mitted to St. Charles Memoria hospital Sunday: Mrs. Bessie Mur phy, 1643 W. 11th; Daris Olson Woodburn: Harry Pryor. 1069 Mil waukee; Rose Mary Rosengarlh, Koute 3; Dorothy Hanks, daughte of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Hanks 227 .E. Greeley. " Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Math ew Ries, 433 Riverfront; Mrs. Fol- mcr Bodtker, Tumalo; Mrs. Etta Billings, 423 E. Emerson; Fran cis Beeman, ol6 Lava road; Mrs. Guy Ferguson, Gilchrist; Arthur Kohheld, 231 Riverfront. Mrs. rred ljuinn, Madras, was admitted Saturday and released Sunday. Also dismissed oVer the weekend: Mrs. Edna Cole, Mrs. Oscar Osmundson, Harold Pattin son, Mrs. W. F. McFadden, Ben Davis, Mrs. William Wyatt, George Tomac, Olto Olson, Atbe Watkins. Theresa Goslin and Ira Cox, .all Bend; Linda Anderson, Crescent; Ben Evlck, Madras; Mrs. Sidney Anderson, Crescent; Serve Coval, Sisters; Ina England. Gilchrist; Mrs. Daniel Anderson, Gilchrist. Mrs. Wilford Joanis, 616 Colo. rado, and Mrs. James Rice, Cul ver, and their baby girls, went home from the maternity floor to day. ' Markets MARKETS PORTLAND DAIRY ) By United Pres Butter prices were down oday. Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large, 50-51c doz; A large, 48-49c; AA medium, 48-49c doz; A me dium, 47-48C doz; A small, 40-44c doz; cartons, l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, 65c lb; cartons 66c; A prints, 65c cartons, 66c; B prints, 63c. Cheese To retailers: A grade cheddar, Oregon singles, 4214- 451ic; 5-lb. loaves, 40'i - 9ic. Processed American cheese, 5-11j loaf, 39-41c lb. DKKR All) E I'll RATA, Wash. (UP) The state game department will huild escape ramps from Columbia Basin irrigation project canals for deer which accidentally fall in while drinking water. Last year 97 deer were known to have drowned in the canals and another 14 es rannd iikiimIIv with human 'heln. 'after falling in. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK By United Press Trading in steel's was slow to day. Cattle 1900; slaughter steers and heifers making up 50 to 60 ptr cent of supply; fed heifers active steady; steers somewhat slow; asking fully steady but early undertone weak; other slaughter classes generally steady with close of last week; average to high choice fed steers held above 24. one load choice 680 lb. fed h?ifers 22.50; three loads 20.50-21.50: one load good 19.50; commercial 17-1.1 few commercial cows 14.50 - 15 some held higher; utility cows 12.50-14; canner-cutters 9-12; com- merciid bulls 14.50 - 16.75, few to 17.50. Calves 200; choice-prime vealers 25-28; market about steady. Hogs 1100; butchers steady wilh late last week; choice 185-235 lb. harrows and gills 20 - 20.50: few choice 2 and 3 lots 19-19.50; few 130-160 lb. 18.50; choice 350-150 lb sows 15.50-16. Sheep 950 ; supply large' y o'd crop shorn lambs with few lols wooled lambs; marketabout steady; one lot good-choice 95 lb wooled lambs 18; good - choice shorn lambs with 2 and 3 pelts 17-17.50; few. other utility - good 15-16.50. I UNITED'S HALF-FARE FAMILY PLAN! Now everybody's going! Dad pays for one first class ticket and the rest of the family travels for half-fare Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. ljJltt SAN FRANCISCO 4i hrs. OS ANGELES 6V, hrs. SEATTLE 2Vt hrs. foberh Mi. B.dmeni. Coll ftadmonrf HO or on ovtherini frartf og.nU PORTLAND (UP) Potato mar ket: Oregon local Burbanks 100 lbs. No. Is 4.75-5; Central Oresfdn Russets No. 1A 100 lb. 5.50-6; five ounce minimum 6-6.25; 12 ounce 6.50-7; 25 lb. paper 1.25-1.50; 10 lb paper 48-50c: 10 lb. window a3-55r 10 lb. film 53-55c; 10 lb. mesh 50- 55r: No. 2s 100 lb. .4.25-4.50: 50 lb 2-2.25; Idaho Russets No. 1A 100 lbs. 6-6.50: ; bales 5-10 lb. 3.75 - 4 new crop Fla. Reds No. 1A 4-4.50 Elvira: "I don't care If you ma chetrfra! Jane Cutter, wife of Dr. Robert L. Cutter, plays the : title role in Blithe Spirit." Before coming to Bend in 1949, she had theater ex perience in Illinois, and was fea tured in productions of the Chil dren's Theater of Evanston, the Jack and Jill Players, Chicago and Charlotte Chorpenning's Good man Theater, Chicago. She is a graduate of the Northwestern Uni versity school of speech, und in college was active In the Uruver sity theater and radio work. She has also had experience in televison and professional model ing. She has had parts in previous productions of Bend Community Players, and played Alice in "You Can't Take it With You." Slim, dark and vivacious, Jane Cutter looks like a typical col lege girl. Actually, she's the moth er of five children. I can't get used to these bright red eaTs. Every time I ae one, I pull over to the curb and listen for the siren. Tony Preston, who is finishing the school term in Bend, is well traveled at the age of eight. His dad, Capt. Kenneth Preston, U.S. Morris Enters Innocence Plea Robert Lee Morris, 22-year-old Korean war veteran from John Day, who was indicted on April 1 on a statutory rape charge, was arraigned at the circuit court this morning. Morris pleaded not SUilty. . . The defendent was arrested for alleged sexual relations with a girl of 1-1 in Bend last year. Immediately after the arraign- PORTLAND LOSC8 PORTLAND (UP) Lewto and Clark, led by Caley Cook, downed Portland U. 91-40 in a collegiate track and field meet yesterday. Cook won the 100-yard dash, low hurdles and the broad Jump. Air Force, was recalled two years igo lor duty on Guam, and the amily went along. They returned ecently and spent three weeks In 3end, and Tony stayed on with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale and amily. (Mrs. Cale and Mrs. Pres- ;on are sisters.) Capt. and Mrs. Preston and the two younger children, Bobby, 1, ind Margaret Ann, six months, are en route to Selfridge Air Force Base, in Michigan. This story about Bobby is going the rounds. Bobby was only two when the family left for the South Pacific, and on Guam he forgot all about his homeland and got used to the one-story buildings, and the dome- topped structures built by the Army Engineers. When the ship moved into San Francisco Bay, fjid the skyscraper-capped skyline loomed Into view, Bobby was pop- eyed. "Gee, Mom! he exclaimed "Look at those quonsels!" ment, District Attorney George Rakestraw requested continuance to have the trial delayed until the next court session in November in the absence of the material "wit ness. Circuit Court Judge Ralph S. Hamilton granted the contin uance. . , . Rakestraw stated that the wit ness is at present outside the jur isdiction of the court. SAVE $5 On a i-Cord Load Gram Slab. Iiud tlS Dnr Slab, load M PhoiM 797 ' BROOKINGS WOOD YARD BUSINESS MEN! A complete cleaning ' ami maintenance service b now available for your offices and buildings. . 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