The Bend Bulletin, Saturday. May 28, 1955
Here and There
A boy was born Friday after
noon at St. Charles Memorial hos
pital to Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Young.
15J5 W. Fourth street. The baby
weighed six pounds, one ounce.
Maurice Rasmussen, a sopho
more at Oregon Slate Colleiie. has
been awarded one of four Aero
Club scholarships for study next
yo-ir .He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
v. itasmussen, . t ranklm ave
nue. The scholarships, valued at
$200 each, are awaitled to students
majorini in aeronautical engineering-
"Aplicants must show enineer
in aptitude and ability in physical
science and mathematics.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis U. Hcdlund
and son Douqlas are spending the
Memorial Day weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wad
dell. 2M Portland. Former resi
dents of Bend, the Hedlunds now
live in Salinas, Calif.
A marriage license was Issued
to Raymond H. Morris and Wanda
L. Gassaway yesterday by the
county clerk's office.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duff left this
morning for Springfield, to spend
the holiday weekend with Mrs.
Duff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Obert
Pepin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
Brown, formerly of Bend and now
of 6723 Kspanita, Long Beach.
Calif., are parents of a boy born
May IS. The baby weighed 7
Trip to Winona
To Start Monday
SMM-ial to The Hillletin
KASTERX STAR Mrs. Marie
Burns who is leaving Monday on
a month's vacation that will take,
her to Winona, Minn., where shel
will visit relatives, was honored!
by a group of friends at a party
held Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Roebuck
Pinochle was enjoyed by those
present. Prizes went to Mrs. Mar
garet Smith, Mrs. Lottie Nelson
and Mrs. Eugene Glazier. Others
present included Mrs. Marion Du
buis, Mrs. LeRoy Fox, Mrs. Emil
Graham, Mi's. Rose Gibson, the
honoree and the hostess.
Members of the Grange Hall
Ixidies Aid met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ran
dall Moore on Butler road. Eight
ladies wore present and answered
roll call -with readings and house
hold hints. Their next meeting will
be at the home of Mis. 'Randall
Heeler who lives
School on June !lth.
near Young
Recent guests at the C. W.
Ilitchock home were Mrs. Hilch
ock's two sislers, Mrs. John
Woollie, Wash.
Gross and Mrs. Alec Freise, her
niece, Mrs. M.iynaitl Sines and
her daughter, Andrea, all of Sedro
oollie. Wash..
Mr. and Mrs. Akin Jvte moved
into their home on the Eagle Road
on Sunday. They have done ex
tensive icmxlclmg work in recent
weeks to the h mse.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mathews
spent the weekend visiting friends
and relatives in Springfield.
'Mr. and Mrs. Julius Steen and
daughter, Norma, visited over the
weekend in Klamath Falls with
her hrother.
M rs . J . B . O ' Kee fe and son.
Leonard, were visi;ors at the Tim
I-ine Ivmie last Saturday. Leonard
has just completed serving his
(rem in the U.S. Army.
Mrs. E. W. Paul was hostess to
the members of the Arnold Ladies,
Sewing group fctsl Wednesday aft-1
ernoon. Guests included Mrs. Hoi-1
en Worland oi Los Angeles. Mrs. I
David Mathews and Mrs. Walter:
Prichard. Ten members were pre-j
hiU. The annual picnic was d is- i
cussed hut no dale set. Mrs. Har-i
ry Kerns will be the hostess for
the next meeting on June 8th. j
Mrs. Otha Self returned last Fri-i
day from a -weeks visit in Spring-1
field with her daughter.
Chr-rles Swendig returned last
Friday from an extended stay in
Garden Grove, Calif., wi'h hi?
daughter. Mis wife will return a
little later in June.
Mrs. Ran lall Moore entertained
last Thursday in honor of her
huslvuid's hirthdav. Guest.-; in
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rey
nolds. Mr. and Mis. Ilmvaid Cox.
Mr and Mis. A. H. Lingerfe't. Mr.
Mod Mrs. Corwm lle:n. Mr. an
Mrs. Map Tiyliir an-1 Mr. and
Mrs. Marion I'r.
(nn;--e Ratnvirh was a patient
in the St. Charles Menmnal ho
p.t.il Tmxtay and YMno$la
when he underwent mrdic.il oh
srivaii n. He is feeling smivw-ha:
rrpro-ei.
Min. Je, e Anfdeih.ir pMurne-i
Friday from Pendleton after visit
ing with her -on f-ir a few week
She makes h'T home with he;
daughter. Mrs- Fn-i Tunvr, wlv
has now tv'tivered from eye snr
g i v -eveiai iivkU'u ago.
The Pearsons
Iti-dmoml Hotel
Buildinic
pounds, 7 ounces, and has been
named William Thomas Jr.
Christine Bliss and Nancy Dyer.
Ixjth of Bend, have been awarded
all-tuition scholarships in elemen
tary education by the Oregon Statt
System of Higher Education, ac
cording to news from LaGrande
where both are students at Hasten
Oregon College.
Ida Ruby Anno Passmore, 21
daughter of Floyd Passmore of Sis
ters, enlisted in the Women's Ai
Force, May 24, according to infor
mation received from TSgt. Doi
Adams. local USAF recruiter. Aft
er taking the oath of enlistment it
Portland, Miss Passmore wa
flown by commercial air lines to
Lackland Ah Force Base, Texas,
where she will receive 10 weeks o:
basic training. After basic, she-will
receive a leave prior to entering
training in an Air Force specialty.
She was graduated from Sistei
High School in 1950.
Officers of the American Legion
and Auxiliary have requested that
members of both groups take part
in the Memorial Day parade Mon
day. Those taking pari are to meet
at 10 a.m. at the National Guard
Armory.
City Announces
Watering Holiday
No watering will be permitted
on May 31, Tuesday, City Mana
ger Walter T. Thompson announc
ed today.
Watering is allowed on every
but on tht 31st day it is prohib-i
ited so that there would not be
two successive days of watering,
Thompson added.
Loomis Services
Held at Church
Funeral services for Sadie Loo
mis, 69. wife of John H. Loomis,
106 living avenue, were held this
morning at St. Francis Catholic
church. Mrs. Loomis dicdTuesday
at her home, following a linRoriiifr
illness. She had been a Bend res
ident 32 years.
Rev. Simon Coughlan officiated
at the rites. Pallbearers were Lo
well Jensen, Walter Hansen, II. j
C Kerron. Walter Emard, Olw
La miners and Vern Larson.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Loomis is survived by a son, Cot.
Fred Loomis. in Palo Alto; two
daughters, Mrs. Ted Sather of Ken
uewick. Wash., and Mrs. Jim
Speedling of Palo Alto; tour grand
children and two great-grandchildren.
Burial was in Pilot Butte corn
el ery. j
Kennedy Rites
Held on Friday
Funeral services for William F.
Kennedy, who died here on May
2.", were held Friday morning m
St. Francis Catholic church, with
Rev. Roger Anderson officiating
Pall bearers were Gordon Rand
all. Ralph Crawford, Nelson Ice
land, R. V. Klstrom, John Ed
wards and Chester Lyons. Burial
was in the Catholic division of tne
Pilot Butte cemetery.
Mr. Kennedv was the father of
Mrs. E. J. Parker, of "Bend. He
made his home here with his
daughter and son-in-law.
Word of Death
Received Here
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Price will
leave Sunday for Sumner, Wash.,
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Price's mother, Mrs. Clara M.
Moore, who died suddnely early
Friday morning at the home of
her son. Edward O. Moore.
Mrs. Moore leaves seven daugh
ters, three sons, 21 grandchildren
and five gnsit -grandchildren. The
funeral w:ll be held at 11 a. in
Tuesday, May M, in Sumner.
Bend Hospital
Three children underwent hn
sillectnmies this morning at S'.
f'hai les Memorial hospital. Thev
ire Jitnm:e Z'-hner, 7, and Dam!)
''.Winer. K. children of Mr. and
Mrs. James ZeJmer, Kinua. and
Susan Baehr. 12. duu-hter of Mr.
md Mrs. Russell Ijarhr. 42 Haw
thorne. Otiier new patient"; f t the hnw
ufal are T:mothy Haly, II. son;
f Mr. and Mis. J;nies Hcaly.
lrw W. Tith sirret. and Capt. Her-
Mit Frary. L. Franklin ave
nue. iv-rr-n'e J; f;lona Montmiery.
p tiid r,? ;Tnes, Kathleen Gil ley
tnd Joe Stever.-i. ail Bend: Willi
am Hojet. Burn; Charles Wnlker.
""!. !'t ;si ; Mis. R'm Brown, Warm
Five Course Special
5UNDAY DINNER
Roast Prime Ribs
Baited Ham Roast Turkey
KKI.ISH ri.ATKS
And
Strawberry short Take
Serwil Willi All Sunday Dinner
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CHEESE QUIZ-Gina Loilo
brigida, who burst into movie
fame in ragged but revealing
peasant costumes, shows to just
as good advantage gowned in a
flowing creation of lace and
ostrich feathers. The Italian
beauty, shown here in Rome,
recently answered queries
about her measurements with,
'Why do you need by the num
bers what you can see w itb
vour eves?"
Brandis Wallops
Medo-Land 25-8
Brandis poured 25 runs across!
the plate compared to 8 for Medo
Land to taKe a decided vistory in
Little League play last night at
Harmon field.
Fred Cristenson was credited
with the American league win. I
Kurt Yancy was the leading Hit-1
ter for tlie evening contest with a1
total of five hits for six times at i
bat, two of which were lor cxtrij
bases. j
The game was nip and tuck for
the first three innings and then
the Brandis nine began began to
pull away.
In the first frame Ricky Ols
was hit by a pitched ball to get
position of base. With Ricky on
second Tom Kirkelie blasted, out
a double to bring him in. Kirkelie
was next to score on a single by
Ronnie Carter. - , ,
With Medo-Land leading by Hie
score of 2-0, Brandis took to the
hat and tied the score with two
runs of their own.
Medo-Land got two more, but
their lead was short hold and the
final few innings were a walk
away.
Visitors Noted
In LaPine Area
Sprrhil In Tin- Bull-till
LAPINE Mr. William Mm of
Piiinvicw is visitint? at the home
of her tlati'htrr find soti-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Nance.
Mrs. Harlan Kirkland of Cres
cent City. Calif., is visilinu Mr.
and Mrs. Lennaixl Flanary. Mi's.
Kirkland aame up for Hie gradua
tion of her son Brad Flanary. who
was graduated from the LaPine
tirade school.
Guests recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. We'liirn Parker
were their niece and nephews
Jerry, Nedra nnd Milo Hardcn
brook of Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stalberg nnd
daughter Daryl worn in Eugene
Thursday.
Mrs. Jess W. Buck and son Boh
of Redding. Calif., arc visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Buck. They have
arrived in time for the gradua
tion of Mrs. Buck's nieco. Sandm
Angel, from the liPinc grade
school and tlie gradmhim of her
sister, CJcta Baker, from th" Bend
hi-h school. Mrs. Burk is the
daughter of Mrs. L. Baker of
Bend.
Guest Speaker
Due on Sunday
Splint trt The flullrtin
RKDMOND Rev. Richard
CVh'-nn. (W ttfudont who h
iravolnd and studirn in "Iraq, wi!'
trP mirt rv;iktT SinfctV ' H
n m. worsh;p in Community Prvs
rivterian rhunh. H will 1ilk on
'T1i" Church in Iniq."
Mi-s Mary Ann Nrlsrm. John
Tt"'rt vh-ol muir nrvrvivr. will
en,- "In rdiirrt CT'id" fmm Hay
dn''; "Thf Cr"n1inn " Th'-r will
(I-.') hn srMT!;i! music by the dvm
rvl rtntir.
AI H pm Sunday thm will hr
;in npn mr-fiin irr flu rhurch
tt wfvh t:m" Rrv. Crvhmn wfll
4i -w films ho ffv.k in Iraq on lifo
n that onnry H will alo Wwl
d inn lesions fir tho 6 p.m. mooting
,1'ininr 1 1 ' iH ? 1 1 .-h i p a nd
Srmnr lh?h KHl'wip s4 7:0
P m.
A Ktv&.r can travel heff on a
roij'h surface and can make lit
tle prHjrcss on a smooth on
Soil Service
Issues Report .
SHHiiil to The Bulletin
REDMONl The importance of
land leveling to increase crop pro
duction is pointefl out by the Mid
state Soil Conservation Service in
a summary report on Deschutes
county farmers who have under
taken land leveling projects thi
spring. Seventeen farmers have
leveled a total of some 250 acres,
with SCS engineer Glen Burch-
field doing the engineering. The
fanners, all Midstale cooperators,
assist the engineer in this work
by staking their own fields and
holding the surveying rod.
Land leveling and relocation of
ditches are aimed toward better
control of water on the farms. Ir
rigating rough land is not econom
ical and when water cannot be
applied evenly to the soil the re
sulting crop production is low,
While tlie cost of land leveling
may seem high the cost is usual
ly returned to the farmer in a
few years through saving of la'bor
on irrigating and in increased crop
production. Some fields in the dis
trict after land leveling have in
creased crop production as much
a-s 200 per cent and paid for tlie
land leveling in the, first crop
after leveling.
Farmers who have done land
1 evel i ng tli is spri ng are C. E .
Moore at Deschutes, Gordon Steph
en, Bradetich Brothers, J. W.
Campbell, Glen Thayer, Tom For
ester, Gerald Lanier, and H. B.
Webb in Alfalfa: Glen Dry den.
Eastern Star; Ben Davis, Wayne
Clemens, John Manning and Ralph
Laird in the Redmond area; F. J.
Brennan, Tumalo, J. R. Carno
mide, Cloverdale; John ' Hansen.
Terrebonne; Sam Holmes, Bend.
Driver Suffers
Broken Ankle
Swcial to The Bulletin
MADRAS Julius Binder of
Madras suffered a broken ankle
when his sedan was hit by a two-
wheel trailer running loose from
the opposite direction of the old
highway between Madras and Cul
ver Thursday at 3:40 p.m.
The trailer belonged to Mrs.
Mary Schroeder of Melolius who
was driving north about 2Vi miles
south of Madras. .She was not
hurt.
Binder's sedan was badly dam
aged. Binder himself was hospi
talized in Prineville.
Leader Named
For Red Cross
Speelnl lo The 15 ill le tin
MADRAS The revived Jeffer
son county chapter of the Ameri
ean Hed Cmss is again funelion
inu under a formal chairmanship,
Kverett Van Wert, chairman of
an interim steering committee re
vealed today in announcing that
Joe Palin, city recorder, has
agreed to function as the chapter
head for tlie remainder of tlie
yea r.
The steering committee, includ
ing, in addition to Van Wert, Amos
r me. Waller McCauIou. Ned Cox,
Hill Robinson, and the Rev. Char
les Kerr, will continue to act as
a supporting group to the chap
ter chairman. Van Wert said.
The county chapter is "bark in
business", having recently finished
a blood drawing which topped by
three pints the county quota of
100 pints, and having finished a
membership and fund raising
drive which fell only slightly short
ot the $107.1 quota.
Itlltl) HOdSINa
WINTIIIIOP, la. (UP) Twins
Merton and Burton Doyle have a
bird community called "Wrenville.
It is a collection of large nnd
small hird houses clustered atop
white posts which annually attract
a flock of wrens, martins and utiher
variel ies.
REDMOND TELEVISION SERVICE
REGRETS TO ANNOUNCE
discontinuance of free local
TV Testing
There will ho s SS.OO rharRC for tlliiK ill fhree channels
within 20 mile radius slorn (Kcdmonri or Prineville). $ 10.00
for (! 10 miles; $15.00 for 10 . 60 miles; and JiCOfl for over
K0 mill s.
This amount in refundable within f0 dayss if applied fo home
antenna Installation or purchase of any new TV ef In stock
In our ihops al, Redmond Television, BSJ H. th. Redmond, or
rrinevllle Television, .1!tl W. Hrd, rrinrvllle.
Information on your rlianrra for (rood TV reception In your
area ran le supplM, sine we have made over HHl free lesls
from rrinrvllle to Summer Ijikn In Ihe last 1H monlha.
PHONE 311 REDMOND or 7527 PRINEVILLE
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Dairy Queen
Sale Reported
Sale of the Dairy Queen on S.
Third Street to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
M. Ohrling of Eugene was an
nounced today by Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Jetfers, who acquired the
business in 1950.
Ohrling assumed management
Friday. His wife and three daugh
ters remained in' Eugene for the
present and will join him here as
soon as he obtains suitable hous
ing. The children are Linda Sue,
:1; Shelly Ann, 6, and Dawn Eliza
beth. 3.
Ohriing was employed as a buil
ding material salesman in Eu
gene. He had his education there.
and served for three years in the
Navy, in World War II. He likes
mtdoor activities, and is looking
forward to some fishing in Cen
tral Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffere, who own
their home at 1317 Harmon, have
not made definite plans for the fu
ture. They have two children, Pa
tricia, 14, and Michael, 13.
The Dairy Queen was estab
lished in October, 19-19, by Brent
Deitrick. ,
Meetings Set
By Fair Board
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Regular monthly
meetings from now until fair time
are planned by the Jefferson coun
ty fair board, on the first Tuesday
of each month in the county ex
tension office. Madras, Harry Car
penter, secretary, reports.
Membership of the board, which
is planning for the fair, Septem
ber 1-3. and tlie rodeo, Septem
ber 3 and 4. includes Gordon Mon
roe, chairman, and two new mem-
bei-s, Phil Farrell and Dave Law
Jr.
The board is considering a flow.
er show in conjunction with the
fair. It has 'been suggested that
the community hall be used for
the show and for home economics
exhibits, but action has not yet
been taken.
Arrangements have been com
pleted with Are-Way Shows, Rose
burg, which will bring five riding
devices and from 12 to 20 conces
sions during fair time.
Carpenter said the fair board is
trying to stimulate interest In open
cla.-)s exhibits, both in livestock
and homo economics categories.
Redmond Hospital
KKDMOND .Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Goin. Redmond, are parents
of a daughter born Thursday at
Central Oregon district hospital.
Newton C. Ader, K. L. ClarR.
Redmond, and Mrs. Hazel Ames,
Rnule 1. Madras, entered the hos
pital Thursday. One tonsillectomy
patient was treated and dis
charged.
Dismissed Thursday: J. B. Stur-
gill, Madras; Jimmy Srotl. 18
months. Warm Springs; Jane Hud
son. 8. Portland: and Mrs. Les
lie Kaip. Redmond.
Mrs. Stanley Sturm, Redmond;
Boyd Stevens, Sisters: Mrs. Al-iH't-la
Nichols. Madras: and Rick
ey Staley. in. Gilchrist, entered
Central Oregon district hospital
Friday. Five out-patients were
treated.
Discharged Friday: l,eonard
Gorton. Redmond: Mrs. Mary Hill,
Portland; Mrs. I). D. Starkweath
er, Fveretl, Wash.; nnd from ma
ternity floor, Mrs. Danno Mahaf
fey, Sislers, and daughter Kath
leen Patricia.
AKKKSTS MAIIF.
Tlie city police made three ar
rests yesterday and this morning.
They are: Ted Lyman Nelson,
M, 10!) W. 4lh si., The Dalles, for
following too closely another car;
William C. RillinRs. 20. 823 Dela
ware ave., for speeding In a 25-mile-zone;
and Doffie James Bay
kin, 47, 11-15 Cumberland ave., for
intoxication.
Wheat Farmers
Planning Vote
vShh-1ii1 to The BulMln
REDMOND County wheat
growers who will have more tlian
15 acres of whent (or harvest as
grain in 1956 are entitled to vote
in a referendum to determine
whether the wheat marketing
quota program shall continue in
operation for the 1956 crop. This
word is from county ASC chair
man Peter Hohnstein who advise?
that local voting places will be
announced in advance of the i-of-erendum
which fe scheduled to be
held in the commercial wheat
states on June 25. A two-thirds fa
vorable vote will fee necessary to
continue the program.
In his proclamation calling for
a wheat referendum secretary of
agriculture Ezra Taft Benson also
announced the national wheat
aavage allotment v for the 1956
wheat crop would bo 55 million
acres, the legal minimum, and
that the national average support
price, based on latest supply in
formation, would be announced be
fore the referendum. The mini
mun average support for the 1955
crop in Hie commercial wheat
states $2.06 per bushel, based on
824 per cent of parity.
The noncommercial wheat
tates, where the support will be
75 per cent of the rate in com
mercial states and where acreage
allotments will not be in effect, are
those with 25,000 acres or less of
wheat in the preceding year. For
the 1955 crop the states of Ari
zona, Alabama. Connecticut, Flor
ida, Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Mississippi, Maine, New Hump-
shire, Nevada, Rhode Island,
and Vermont were designated as
noncommercial."
Mount Rushmore -National Me
morial In South Dakota is the
largest piece ot sculpture m exist
ence.
Weekly
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9 :00 Ai.-lntment wilh
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P;S0 Thta (a Ynur Muato
10:00 Sunday Ncwa Siwt.
10:Ifi John Kn-ian'n KakitL
10:80 Flrt Run Theatra
MONDAY
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B:2r. Mr. Wftirmn
8:30 Arth. (odfrey Tima
fl :3( Wrtlrome Travilara
10:00 Kun to Koduca
10:15-, Viiliftrit Idy
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SUNDAY
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4:00 Star Maker Talent
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4 80 Roy Scout Show
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8:00 Pal Are Funny
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4-H Youngsters j
Set Dalles Trip
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Jefferson county Fu
ture Farmers of America and 4-H
clubbers will take 18 head of beef,
four hogs, and one lamb to the
FFA and 4-H Fat Stock Show and
Sale, sponsored by tho Oregon
Wheat Growers league at The
Dalles, June 6-8.
Madras FFA members showing
beef are Arie Hitbrands, Terry
Brown. aul SBne, Alan Steven
son, and John Swanson. Richard
Weiser will show a hog. Culver 4-H
boys taking beef are Bill Mishey,
Ray Youngs, Vic Youngs, Estell
Read, Lyle Startles, and Steve
Carlson. Bob Frazler, Vic Youngs,
and Rich Youngs will show hogs.
Local 4-H members displaying
steers will be Doug and Gregg
Mncy, John and George Rufener,
Caron Beard, Lynn Marie Holmes,
and Dennis Tingle. Barbara Jef
ferson will show a Iamb.
Egg Marketing
School Planned
Special fo Tho Bulletin
REDMOND An egg marketing
school for all Central Oregon egg
producers and handlers will be
held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Red
mond high school. At that time
Noel Bennion, OSC poultry spe
cialist, and Charles Fischer, poul
try marketing specialist from the
college will demonstrate egg can
dling and grading, egg cleaning,
storage and handling. Slides will
be shown to demonstrate Rood and
poor merchandising practices for
retailers. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
VEKD1CT APPEALED
Arnold Lester Krueger filed pa
pers in circuit court Thursday ap
pealing a Bend municipal sentence
of $lf0 for driving under tlie in
fluence of intoxicants. He was ar
rested March IS and sentenced
May 3.
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REDMOND Juniper Coll dub
will be host to a 16 man team
from Oak Knoll club In Ashland
Sunday, Eight foursomes com
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will tee off, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
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