The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday. June 1, 19S5
Additional Sports 0of Course
Softball League
Starts June 1
Bend's softbal! It-ague will haw
its first grimes on June 7 in lm
Bruin Field starling at 7:110 p.m.,
tile SJball as-S3:-iation announced
th'S morning, F.vc teams have en
tered the league.
At die association's meeting last;
night, it ivas decided that $: will
be paid to the head umpire, Ani
acidirional 55 wtii be paid for each:
name an umpire calls. A! Jort-n- i
sen. president of the association, i
presided.
Don Harpel. manager of the
Lundgren Sales soft-ball team
made an appeal this morning for
more youngsters to enter the soft
ball h-agues. t
Hiirpel said that anyone who is
interested to join his team may
either contact him by tdophjiic,
CS-R. or at the foorLaU field.
The five teams are: Lumis:rer.
Sales, Lundgren Red S x. Bill'.
Ponderosa, V.K.W., and Prine-ville.
little a"iivitv
KinvIuI t The Bulletin
REDMOND Justice court re
pans little activity last week and
during t!ie holiday weekend. Mar
tin Daly, Culver, paid S'iTi on n
reckless driving charge. Basic rule
violation resulted in SI -1.00 fines
f)t- Beverly A. HiVkrirnnd, Wasco,
and Raymond F. Sullivan, Dulurh,
Minn. CoidonW, Short reed, Ked-
Taking Shape i
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS A nine - hole golf
ojui-ae is taking shape near the
Warm Springs ind:an Reservation
agency unices and tho.-ie working!
the prjjeet have issued a cull fori
assistance m getting the greens
in shape. i
The course, which will the the;
uniy one in Jefferstm county, will ;
be open to ail golfe.s, according
to Sieve tBudi Isjuv, one of the
wwslers.
The layout Includes a yard
course and will be located on a
hill behind the Warm Springs
agency dairy born. According to
lj.ar "it will be a sporty layout,
with plenty of draws and gullies.'
Sand hauling equipment has
boon obtained, he said Tuesday,
and six of the greens have been
cleared, in addition to all fair
was. Work is being done each
evening from 6 to 8 and assistance
will be appreciated, he comment
ed. Depending on volunteer tabor, it
is planned to have ttie course
ready in about a numh..
Bargains Galore
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THRIFT SP
Brooks Hall
OPEN Thui-s. &
1 to 5 p.m.
Men's, Womens, Children's
Clothing, Shoes
Brandis Defeats
Moose, 14 to 4
In American Little League play
Tuesday evening at Harmon Field.
Brandis defeated Moose 14-4. Fred
Chrislensen was the winning pitch
er, ami Mike Wauge was on the
mound for the Moose.
Brandis eat si Wis; Moose, one
Curt Jones was the leading hitter
for the winners, with a triple ami
two doutles. Kerry Yancey got
Iwo hrme runs and a double.
Mike Waue for Moose scored
one hil in four official trips.
Denny Olson, Sidney Marshall
and Olttt Bauer Jr. were umirires.
Imaml, paid $10 on the same
J charge. A fine of $14.50 was as
sessed Alvin Cyrus. Redmond, for
having no dog license, and the
.'ine was suspended.
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Phone 693 -2 Miles North on Redmond Highway 91
ONLY
DAYS TILL GRAND
RE-OPENING
Starting FRIDAY
DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LEWIS
"LIVING IT UP"
2nd TOP HIT
FERNANDO LAMAS
in
"JIVARO"
Also
CARTOON CARNIVAL
Gates open 7:30 Show at Dusk
rl
CIRCUS COMINS Dolly Jacobs, one of America " most
noted elephant trainers, is pictured here with one of her trio of
elephants which will appear in Bend on June 6-7 under auspices
of the Central Oregon Shrine club. Miss Jacobs is with the
Ward-Bell circus, to show under a tent on Staats field.
Shrine Circus
Dates Hearing
Under auspices of the Shrine
Club of Cenisal Oregon, tile Ward
Bel! circus will 3? presented ir
Bend the fii-st of the coming week
in a two-day show, with perfor
mances to be tinder a big tent on
Slaats. field.
Shriners m charge said n hie
lime circus, including even n herd
of elephants tnanaged by Dolly
Jacobs, has 4een obEained for the
mid-Oregon showing in Bend ihis
year.
Also to be tea!ied will Je Ihc
Ward-Bell triple flying return act
with nine performers in action at
one lime. This is being "billed as
the largos! act of its kind.
There will slso be a clown alley
with many of the Joeys of cireus
dom 1o perform. Joining the vet
erans. Roy and Jov Timtnns. Can
dy Dickson and Cirque Medrann,
Ito-iv Simons. 'playir.g in America
for the first ime, will Se busy
along clown alley.
Mid-air performers will include
a sky ballet. The Norden Irio of
high win- fame will also ! pre
sent for Hie two day show as will
net divers, comedy acrobats, equi
librists, gymnasts, tumblers and
balancers.
Andre Fox's champion palomino:
liberty horses mill be on the line,
and there will be a military and
and calii'Tpe. !
Performances will be at 2 and
S p.m. daily, and tickets can be:
obtained from any Shriners or all
the City Drug Store.
Gif fs for College
Being Considered
A nieeihtg of the CVmrrul, Ore
gon cutiege advisory coimuiUee,
headed hy W M, Loy. ha-i been
carted lor Thursday lughi of this
week io eon-yder, ainoi other
tri;s, esiabHsmient of a non
profit G;gaaSiuti that can ie
ceive gifts fur tilt1 ct&ege.
Loy will fee one of the swakers
at the Jtuie canvwaKon ol t'eniral ,
Oregon eaiege at H p.m. on June;
i, at the AHen st-hsal audtorjuiii,
nd will roort on the proposer;
foundation a!Kl fts puipcie. i
To "be considered at the Tiutrs
lay night meeting will be the
stafelish(Hent of either a bof,rd or
i Jion-profU tojpoi"ation to receive
moneys from giants, wills, memor
ials or giits to -be used in what
e'er maimer stipulated by the don
or for sunh things as J;b.ar' books,
ehGUtrr-iiHs or even c!lee buUd
rs. Sui'h money for gifts would
be administered by the proposed
Ixxird.
Loy has served as ehariman of
COC advisory cemmittee since its
inception in the first year of the
cdiege. A number of solutions io
college p-obiems have come from
this committee, Don Pt-nce, direc
tor of the l-ai eoiiege, noted.
Journeyman
Status Granted
Loren E. Dyer of 235 K. Irving.
Tuesday received word from the
Pressman's Hjme, Tenn., head
quarters ol the international press
men's union that he had success
fully completed his training worii
and had been granted jtHimey
men's slatus by me union.
Dyer is head of the prts erew
at The Bulletin. He has worked
for the newspaper for several
years, with time out for seivice
In the U. S. Navy.
Dyer started to work for the
paper wliile attending Bend High
School, and worked in the pix-ss-rnom
bcth before and after his
Navy 'Service.
Stiff Fine Paid
On Deer Count
Rieliard Tt. Gates of Eend wns
fined $154.50 including enmt, cost
by Justice of the Peace O. W.
Grubb yesterday afternoon for pos
sessing ati unlagged deer.
He was arrested by Depuly Sher
iff Don Kirsch Monday aflermton
: i wolkIs some 22 miles south
of Be" I. Gales pleaded guilty.
Fined Iby the justice Court last
Saturday were Clifton Kieth Ram
say. Rt. 1, Box 178. Bend, $25.00
and $1.50 CMirt cost for reckless
driving: and Lee CYais $55 and
$4.50 court cost for driving with
suspended license.
Lynx Blamed
In Power Oufage
Ai Farm Monday
Special to The Itnllelin
'MADRAS A 4ynx was bamed
rtr a pover outajce at the Qmrles
Miller farm, one atid otie-half
miles north of She Crooked river
bridRO, near Higltw-iy 97, eaiiy
ASonday.
Tile an'mal, of the breed com
monly called the bobcat, apparent
ly cilmbed the nearest tall object
before dawn Monday when chased
by the Miller's d.)g, and the re
sult was a harry-up ca'l to Amos
Fine, local Pacific Power and
litjht company lineman-anent.
Fine foutid the -body of the cat.
weighing an estimated 35 pounds,
at the base of the pole. He (jucssed
that the animal scurried tip the
pole seeking reluge and came in
contact with an eneigized circuit
carrying 7200 volts.
Service was restored soon after
and the Miller home was the only
one affected, Fine commented.
NOT Al'TIinl7KD
Don nrp rntrt (l!Pt Tllirtv
University of Colorado coeds faced I pnTPtlCe
UIStl(tOlI J -
they spent a ni$it in a mountain
cabin with a group of Sigma Nu
Fraternity men.
A university official said "it
would have been all rich! if the
overnight had been authorized, but
ijt wasn't."
This Engagement
only
Adults 80c Kids 20c
T0N1TE
4 Bia Davs starts
jfv EXCELSIOR RCTIWS pftm W
SL h mickey'knox
Plus
Alex Smith
in
"THE
SLEEPING
TIGER"
Photographed in COLOR
at a RhAL Nudist Park
under the supervision
and with the approval of
THE AMERICAN SUNBATHING
Tt&Ll& ASSOCIATION
Jmlb-
Given K. F. Man
K1.AMATH FALLS (UPi-Florin
Ctirley) Coon, 52-year-old barljcr.
yesterday was sentenced to life
imprisonment for second dcejec
m,vtm in t-onneeiion with bentine.
! death of his wife last October.
Coon was convicted last r nday.
Circuit Judge David R. Vanden
ben;, who pronounced sentenre. de
nied an attempt by - oon s neirnse
attorneys to delay sentence nfier
thy piuduced a telcram from p
pirsoii wlrn claimed to have evi
dence that wouid clear Coon. The
attorneys refused to make public
contents of the telegram or name
of Hie sender. The judge said if
there was new evidence, judgment
could be set aside and a new trial
ordered.
Oldest reference to milking ani
mals is a pictorial representation
Prinevle Home
Ripped by Fire
S-Hvi;t in The KuHfHn
PR! NEVILLE StnMig winds
Tuesday funned fjames from a
storage shed aiid destroyed Uie
rear section of the Bud I olden
home. Furniture, tether with
some dozen sowing machines
stored in the shed, was an almost
total ioss. Huldcn. is a sewing ma
chine agent.
The fire was discovered by
neighbors ai about noon, when
flames of undetermined origin
Initst from the shed at the rear
of the house. The fire spread
quiekiy in the gusty wind arid
burned rapidfy into the dwelling.
The Holden famUy was home at
the time, and they were abie to
save clothing and some ttwdding.
I loustjhold atiicies were not in
sured, tiiough tiie sewing machines
were covered by insurance.
Damage was estimHted ot
around $2,0ffl), Ttie Ilolden resi
dence 4s located on East Seventh
street, in iugJriin addition. The
fumily has lived in Prtneville for
about 6 months. Neighixnrs assist
ed in moving out Items tiiat ro!d
(e saH'aged, ami in finding places
for the family to stay until an
other home can be located. Of
fers were inade at once rf the
loan of fijrratiire and uppliances
enough to start housekeefr-rg in A
new location.
Jessies the parents, the family
includes two boys and a giri.
The famous Ieanins !wer nt
Pisa was started in 1174 A, li.
that dates around B. C. 3000,! and tiegan to list long before its
found in Mesipotanita, j crimpfetifm in I'jO A.D.
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