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6 The Bend Bultetin. Tuesday, May 24, 1955
Sadie Loomis Dies at Age 69
Sadie Loomis. 69, wile ol J.ihn
H. Loomis, died this morning at
the Looiris home at 106 living
avenue. '
.Mrs. Loiimis was a native r,l
Ncphi, Ulah, and hud been a Een.l
rer'dent 22 years. In addiiiD) to
her hu.'-and, rJie is su.'Vive.l by
Alto; foui' Kraiidcliiklren and two
jreal-grandchildivn.
funeral arranKi'mc-iits have not
boenvcomplptcd, according to tli
'.'Iswcr.fr-Winslow chapel.
nivosca si:c:ht
Rc.nita McClanahan filed com
plaint far divorce ai;ainst Albert
McCanahan yesterday at the cir
cuit curt.
a son. Gen. Fred Loomis of Palo
Alto; two daughters, Mrs. Ted I
Salher of Kennewick. Wash., and!
Mrs. James S.jeedling of Pab
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DRIVERS GET AWARDS Winners of fhe Joycoe-sponsored teen-ago Road-e-o received cash
prizes. In fhe picfure, from left, are Arnie Swarens, general chairman; Bruce Graham, third place
winner; Don Fuhr, first place winner and Russ Kiel, chairman of judging committee. (Photo for
The Bulletin by Bend Polico Department)
Road-e-o Here
Saturday Won
By Don Fuhr
Don Fuhr, a member of nf-xl
year's junior rlass ul Bend hif;"
school, won the $20 first prize in
.the torn-ace Road-e-o sponsored
liv llic Jaycees Saturday, ' .
! Runners up weie lloger Wil
liams, who won seeond place and
$15, and Bruce Graham, who
, placed third for the $! prize. They
. will be seniors next year.
Djn also wins un expense-paid
I rip to Portland to compete in Ihe
.'state Road-e-o in eaily June, lie
scored a total of -11!) points in the
.driviiifc! test and written examlni
l;.on, out of a passible 500.
! Thirteen contestants, 12 boys
and one uirl, took part, uoiiik
through their puces before a large
crowd of spectators. John Chris
mor. driving training instructor ul
the high school, conducted the
written examinations. .
Judges included City Police
Oiiof John Truett, Albert Gussner
of the stale police, Garold Real
slate drivers' license examiner,
and, Russ Kiel and Keilh Shepard
of the Jaycees.
Arnie Swarens was general
chairman in charge of the contest,
and Warren Sulllff was in charge
of prizes.
The Road-e-o is sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce on
local, slate and national levels.
The national finals will be held In
Washington, D. C, with slate
winners to vie for valuable prizes
including several scholarships.
Redmond Hospifal'
' Speclul to The Ilulletin
KKDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Kuhn of Manpin are parents of
a daughter born Monday at Cen
tral Oregon district hospital. The
baby's name is Victoria Anne.
.Kathleen Patricia Is the name
ot the girl born Monday at the
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Danno
lUahnMVy of Sisters.
llollle Rae Miller, !, Route 1,
Redmond, was admllliHl Sunday
night, and the following on Mon
day: Chester Adams, (i. Bend; Leo
nard Gorton. Redmond. Three oul-
patlents wore treated.
1 Dismissed Monday: L i n d a
George, 4, Warm Springs; James
Connolly, Mitchell; Mrs. Chester
Williams, Redmond, and liabv
David Roger, from maternity
floor.
Park Clean-Up
Made by Pupils
A cloiin-up of Shevlin park by
Allen school seventh tfratio pupil
was under way Unlay as the
yining ,'fers -complolej (heir slucly
ot natural resources of the urea.
The "workday , cleanup" is in
lieu of a picnic for each section,
in a move. V.i re .'lore some of the
natural beauty of tlie Sheviin paik
area. The picnic ku( undoi way
itt mid-morning, and at noon the
youngsters 'joined In n lunch. The
cleanup continued early this after
noon.
Natural resources stud'ed by the
ehMdieii included wildlife, plant
life, water and terrain.
Ultinute purpose of Ihe inslrue-
tion is to Instill a sense of appre
ciation of the value of the re
sources and a feeling of individual
responsibility regarding their pres
ervation and perpetuation for fu
ture generations, ford Hunnell,
Allen principal said.
-Language classes prepared skits
dranurtiwng the proper and im
proper ways of using and preserv
ing scenic spots.
. The school unit on natural re
sources carne as an outgrowth of
the in-service training conducted
prior to school last fall on a county-wide
basis.
Teachers faking part in the park
beautification project today were
Mrs. Othor Scott', Wallace Van-
llise and Henry Hall, seventh
grade instructors.
College Finds
Mastodon Bones
NKW CONCORD, Ohio (UP) -Officials
ut: Muskingum College
have been informed hv the Smith
sonian Institution that bones of a
prehistoric animal recently un
earthed near St. Clairsville were
"almost certainly" those of a mas
todon. Archaeologists said the bones
weiv those of the American masto
don "ma'nmut Amerieanum," h?
longing to the Pleistocene or glaci
al age.
Rones recovered wen the 1owt
portion of the upper fore limb nrd
the ipper part of the inner bo:t'
of the fore limb. They were un
earthed in strip mine operations
at Pague's Run and were brought
to Muskingum for identification
The college plans to preserve the
briies with a hardening solution
and display them.
The screw propeller was invent
ed by John Kricsson, who de
signed the Muni lor of Civil War
fame.
BYNUI'SIS OF ANNUAL
HTA'f KMENT
tor 1 lie vear einletl Iecember 31,
;tM. ut thfl UAUHHK ma hi n a
i ' -it' ; :i)MJNY. .IMITIIU
ut XI4 Cullfornla Street. R'lfi Frnn
clued 4. In Hie State (if California,
n;:i'le to the 1 mum nee i'ommin
D:niier of t'.u Htuts of Urecuti, ttur-,
i;i;tl to Ihw
A I M ITTED ASSETS
H'if'fti $.ir,n.47in8
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mI-.tI .ut:e loam o it
rn!i i-stnte
H:j: eKiiiie ieu en
i t.'Mbraticea
Oivh ii nd liank (Ic
Mrllt Ai'pntu' In la fu-eit or un
roll wii'U uri'Nilums
I tcri'hl, (Iii.Icih1h ami
r. h) e' Into Irroiiie
dii" and nrcriied
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287 88(1.75
61. -188 28
T till udiiilltcil as-
0cta 52.822.202 K8
Li ABILITIES, SOHF'I.l'S A.'VD
OIIIEIt KUNDil
I .t sues H 02.502.10
L'l-i. iitliiiHtrntnt e.-
uiinfls 4.501.2G
liili'inii'it tiR'niiumn 308.2;iS02
All ulhur ili tJ Ut iff ,1 IJ.301.49
ex-
'L'lul Hiiii'liiH funuH None
U ti u k s I u ii eil fundfl
ItliriilUHj 1.715.500.11
Bur plus as regards
imlicyliotdvra $2,215,500.11
Total - $2,822,202.88
STATEMENT OF INCOME
I'rpinlutiii turned S U:i;i,S01 21
-osHt-a ineiirred $ l l 1, 580.71)
J.yi.n fXiieiiHfs Incurred 18,197. C9
Otlifr uiHlerwritiriK ex
imiaea Incurred . 230,040.02
Total ur.derwrlUriK
tludnctluiiB $ 390.428.37
Net inidei wrltliiK ruIq
it Iohh 50.!:i7.1B
Invpitint'tit income -14. U'i
Other lncum N'jimi
T!al. ' heforo federal
liicomo luxett 28.887.40
Pitderal ln.'iiiiie tuta
liRiiried Nuni
Net Income $ 2S,S87.40
Dividends to Block
hoidvra - None
Mlvidi'mlg to H3ltcy-
liciliii rs Notie
Oipllul nliniififn (netl 82.306.10
Oilier It eiiiH HffertliiK
. biirnlUH i net ) ninii- '
litiico to head office 35,30(1. 15
Total cntiltal and
aitrplua Items (net) $ 40,070.01
Inorenno In surpina ntt
rvKardK jnOli-vlioldemS 75.857.47
HUMINKSH t.N OltEOON
KOH THE YEAH
Net pr'iiiliima re-
elvul $ 47.1(10 Oft
Net IcftNca paid l-l.G-i5.50
Dividends paid or
r red It ml to iMJllcy.
tioldera Nope
T'i ilii ial office In Oregon. t09
V'aillni; MulldiiiK, Portland. Oregon.
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and repay only 1(26.44 per month
at Portland Loan.
Up To 24 Months To Pay!
Bor iw $1000 Repay $52.88 mo.
Borrow $ 750 Repay $39.65 mo.
Borrow $ 400 Repay $21.15 mo.
WHY PAY MORE?
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
85 Oregon Avenue Phone 173
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, ,' Lonns above $300 made bv
,:. Portland Industrial Loan Co. of Rend
Under the Industrial Loan Companies Act
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GUARANTEE INSURANCE COMPANY
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CULVER HIGH SENIORS These six Culver High school seniors, chown with their advisor, will
be graduated at commencement ceremonies, Tu esday evening at 8 p.m. in the Culver High
school gymnasium. Shown are, from left, Audre y Lehman, valedictorian, Sharon Rodman, Ken
neth Starnes, Keith Jacob, Culver school superintendent and senior class adviser, Leonard Walde
mar, salutatorian, Marge Ditmore, and Charlene Gladwill. (Photo for The Bulletin by Bob Barber)
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Announcing Our Big
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We're One Ye jr Old this month and we say "Thank You Central Oregon," for your
friendship and patronage with this Anniversary Special.
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Won
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COFFEE and DON? UTS for
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3ALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES
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Merchandise Awards Saturday,
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