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vusst. M'ji-' lir-in :i ryj runs .'
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f rii': ihl I'. ' f,;::, ;vj. w-ii
Arv- f.,or '.- r
were ' i- w'1 r r.-l r-ff -
from Full Worth In IX-nvcr. Culn .
w -s ri'iitiiiif no u ti-n- .mm:
late.
I - 'ii ...... fj inlo ;i s-un-f" center
;it Kll.'i. Tex . where Il'ii Ki nri' V
his wifr-. and four children h:id ta
ken ivfui.T (luriii;; a dilute of five
inches' r.'i in in just one hour.
k-rmcv noli e e d w il r s i jnii' j
under the s'unii ei-IIir cuor ;ttr '
00 'lied il lo have a too'.. A w ill
of water .swept 111 ch ow nine- h1'
small sun ami lw daiiihlej:. K.-n
lii'V ws haivlv ahl" In rescue ins
uii nun anoiiii'i nine k'i'I-
Meanwhile, farjners in a 110 mill'
shvtrh from Aniartllo almost lo
I.uhlHu k emerged from tln-ir hal
tered homes loday to see their
cotton, wlierd and snndmm cious
pounded flat y hail, wind, and
rain.
Tin' farmers hail already re
planted Ihi-tr rot 1 011 (wire. It w is
.k laic in t'lr season In slaj-i
aain.
Winds reached near - Tiiirrirrme
force in the storm area Sunday
nljhl and hail stones stacked up
six Inches deep for two miles be
tween Amnrillo and Canyon, 17
mill's away. Rainfalls ranged from
Klba's five inches to three inches,
elsewhere in the region. I
Harman Receives Some Tips
From Young Feafure Writer
K.V IIAKMW w. NK IHHS
I'nlleil I'reNN Shift Corretpitnleiit
WASHINGTON (IIIM--The prcl-
ly lillle hlue-eyed hlonde greeted
me In her father's office.
"I'm I'ully Pat'i'." she Raid.
"I'm a h-ature wilier,"
Of course I wanted to know
what Pally I'alrli -in Anne I'ane
fealuri'-WTiite a linu I. People,
dutfs, little kids, hones hroken the
hard, or unusual way. . . that sort
of Ihinu, she said.
"I have Hie '! ll' youth."
she said, whatever (hat means. To
tin H year old, if you can under
sliiud the lino, it must mean'
something. I
Win Mnny Trophies
"I would like lo say." she sail. !
"thai 1 am 110 net of kin to Till-.';
Pally Pnv,'f who is 11 'f p' singer
on lilevislon. Ih thai Uid she
has il made."
Our Pally Pane, a lillle sweetie,
sinus also I an alto. She was
Ki aduated f r o m Inmru iilala
SchiHil here just n few days ar,.
Pally has a Implry case al
home. Her pappy, Paul Pane, mire!
a wheel in the lenal section of tV
Maritime Administration, and now
a y.ic sslul lawyer in p: ale
praehce. sas that Pally tins won.
A lot of honors for puhlir speak
ini;. A scholarship to SI M irv of
the Woods, I111I.. for her rollrne
pn ppinn Was offered four olliers
Leadmn her class from Ihe sand
hox on up, most of the way.
"The only thinn nwiinst me,"
Pally lold me. "is my weinhl
I'm Wild about the irny
my Plymouth perform with
entirely new unuh' Mohil.i;as
Niiw 1 i.il nf i-vitv ."". i-"1 I'"'
I'Mnuiitli muil ni.mv otliiT
iai K. I miiikiIIi. kn.K-k fr.f iml.-iii.f
wtii-ii - " i"'1''" '"'f "'
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The Bend Bulletin, Monday, June 20, 19S5
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GOING UP A 57 foot smokestack rises on a new industry
in Rodmond. B jblor Co. s big crane steadies the stack to po
sition on the roof of Eberhard Creamery Co. building off East
Evergreen Street. The creamery has added the manufacture of
powdered milk to its butler industry. (Photo for The Bulletin by
Giles.)
Initial Batch of Powdered
Milk Turned Out at Plant
K)i-rlal to 'Die Hull, lin
-:i)t()'l 'I'lir. fircl fu.i.,1 u
milk was liinii d oul at Itcdinotid s
liherhaid ( 'iVami ry Co. last week.
It was (pule satisfactory, reports
mummer Jo'm Fherliard. A lit
tle more aduistini' and workiiiL'
It's 1(1!!. This coiTesniideiil, who
puts a mnsiderahle crimp in the
sprinns of any scale coiildu'l sec
anything wronn wilh UH pounds..
I'lcks l i (ios-lp
I asked Putty how she kh
ahout writing a feature story. Shi
said thai erformance isu'l easy,
even willi ihe very yoiinn.
"You have lo n't an unusual
lead." she said. "The sisters ed
iled my ropy. I wrote a column
called 'Under Mv Hat. liv Pally. "
'I would j;K'o a lot of the nossip
around the school. I would say
who w,e; dalinn whom etc." PaPy
said. "The sisters would say Ilia!
that wasn't nice. Well, I knew
what I was talking about And T
wnn't tell you how. hut I no it
printed It didn't hurl anlniv "
One thinn ahout ihe hti-aness i f
workinn as a cnhinmis! on a hirh
school p.tper. Pally slid, is that
yen don'l hae to w.trrv nie 'i
ahmit the a-v of 1.I
"So lonn as yo.i don't make any
hody (no mad," she s.-od. "or sa
ihmns ahout ficir mu-rsiors. or
their ranarics. ou dno'l Ii;ic too
itiiich lo worry ali.tul "
i iii:i.k mn s
WINPSHlt. Conn -U'Pi, -II was
oovitixely the lasl straw for .Mm
1o chnk. dm; w ar Icti. n tin '
third lime within a few weeks, the
v;iine collie hil him as he wasj
w ilkin,: on a street This time. ;
Movclnik found the dc-, s owner
and made lorn pay the dorlor lull j
-4
v r-r 1
with Ihe nssistani'c of Hurry Lar
son of Cray's Paver, Wash., and
f-llicrhard expecls lo have Ihinns
roMiun. He purchasi il his eipup
menl from Larson.
"Kollinn" is the literal descrip
tion of the most important part
of Ihe production of owdered
milk. Near the end of ils process
t'iroiinh the plant Ihe heated, Sep
arated milk is sprayed onto two
HMl x -l' inch atmospheric rollers
heated much hotter than boilin.n
point, where it dries immediately.
The rollers make 21 revolutions
per minute and can dry up to
:i,(MH) pounds of liquid milk per
hour. ( ne hundred pounds or li
quid milk make nine pounds of
dry or powd. red milk. The product
is then sacked in luu pound lots,
much of it for marl .-linn Cen
tral (Jivnuli to ha!'ries, for re-
constilution in icr cam, to farm
ers for reconstitulion, some to
Portland markets.
Fherhard buys clean, i;ood wad"
milk with low acid contenl from
any farmers in Ihe Iri cou.-ity area
who wish lo sell to him. Tho five
nation cans of milk are brought
to Hit.- plant by rontracl hauler
Karl Fox. Il is poured into a stain
less steel holding vat atid pumped
thnninh stainless steel pre heatinn
tubes, separated, and run into the
SPil nallori al where it is lu-ab-d
o lT.'i de.;recs lemneratiire. From
there it is sprayed on the roller
ihii'is. The fusl and last of ea- h
run noes into stock f.ed. Fher
hard says, until Ihe roller heat is
properly ad lusted lo produce the
consumer product.
Tie creamery will now make
sweet cream I. utter from the
cream separated oft in Ihe powder
ed milk manufacture, and Will con
tdiue lo huv cream for the ivnii
1 ir s .It' .l hint' r marketed under
Ih -lit of On-con trade name. The
Mav pritdnetion of the latter was
trurlv :.ll.iHn pounds according to
the inaiian r
Planl employiTS besides Fher
hard aril Fo are Mrs. F.herhanl.
U-eir son ltob.it, h'lticr mak-r
Hamlin Perkins. ' Milford Wallcn
hum :md Ftnil Henske. At pns
enl one shift is oper atinn but the
nti-i -prisint: Fhcrh.irds would like
lo s--e the day w lien I hey have
' I hour operation
i;ri:Nsi r. vv.u in s
ATLANTA (UPl Pvcsideuts nf
Ihe "Peach Staty." their crop
wiped out by a h'te freeze. Satur
da paid Voa bushel or roughly LT
cents a uracil for Ihe fruit.
The
peaches came from t an -
f .niia
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DAYS OF POWER
Ceo. N. Ttiylor
Tim Jt'nisiiloin leaders, r
eaner fur power, saw tin people
n"in over to 1 iinsr. ai hi.u
ihev inn-sled Him to tirim; Him
to irial. Could they prove lhat
He had s.iid He was the Son of
Cod. then He must ihe So thev
put Him on tna!
and He not onl
said that He was
Ihe Son of Cod
but also thai tue
would see 1 hm
'I'oininn back In
the cloud 1
nlory. H.i ins so
'aid. Christ w as
H 11 i 1 I y in their
slight and nuwt
the So He was
delivered over to he ciuoified.
On the ihinl day He arose fiom
the dead. After forty days of
more miravles and deeds or
mercy, He nsmvt-Ml back to
Henen. From thonoe He Is to
rome to rme His own people
tip to glory. The lost are then
to come under the wrath of Cm!.
John 3:M.
Having Christ as your own
Lord mid Saviour, then by Bible
ISisters Firemen
Control Blaze
Special to The fl.ill.-lin
SUni.lcS U'al firtnun were
vuU d to the fKipc-urn machine
iv ar the .Shell Service station oi
Wit mth. by h -;;iinKuish a smad
fiie.
Tti" Ladis Auxiliary of ttm VFW
held a food sale Friday at tush's)
Ci'.K-eiy Prif.-t cd.s fnm the sale
will K'-j to tb- Ci-fi?o:i Cottjt fund
for Ihe ben. fit of orphans of vet
(.runs.
Mr. iud Mis. Kozs B. H.unmoud
Irivo n turned to Uif ir rnueh for
tlr suiamer.
Mr. and Mi's Serge Coval ant'
nirls hav returned eftcr spend
tiiK a week wilh Mrs. Coval's fam
ily in Idaho.
A fhe notice was issued to ltxal
r -';n.s r,ial n ;als cs follows:
"It H;iall be the duly of erteh
antl every p-'i'STi whose premises
a iv s rved by City watrr for irri
'"ji'ifi'i nia-tKiS' s lo immediately
turn tiff nny outlet then htttiw uswl
for urination or sprinkling imme
flialely upon the sound in); of the
fire abrrn, and the same shall no!
anii in bo turned on until the fire
is fully extinguished."
A regulation pilo field is 300
yards lonn, HiO yaiiis wide, with
a jiolo being 2-1 feet wide.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Featuring Jeannie Cheadle
as Peter Pan in one of the six big lavish production scenes in the
two hour "Holiday on Ice of 1955" coming to the Portland
Meadows July 19 through 26.
but RMs I
If a friendly, mellow flavor is the taste for you, Blitz is your beer.
Next time you're enjoying a long, cool glass of Blitz, notice
how it combines clean-tasting lightness with the full-bodied flavor
of a real old-fashioned beer. That's mellowness!
When you look for a mellower beer... BETTER BUY BLITZ!
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Better tuy the
MELLOWER
Blitz'
BLITZ WE1NHARD Oregon's Own
Blitz Weinhard Co., Portland,
Council Adopts Watering RuJes
S.M-oiiil lu III- B.ilMin j ix'i wuis living soulh o( Ihe highway
SlSTl-.li.S-- A', the r.-u!ar in.ri-tall irrisale on-odd number days
in of l!if Kislu-s Cily (V.im-il ,! lln' mt-ntli only.
June 13. the ej11n.1l adoof-.! I " j "On U 31st from 5 a.m. to 1
following ivsul.it;-! r.-quirn.i! nljpm-. fPle nh ot llie high-l.-nutc
iirir,'..ti. n: way may irrigate and people
"Il hHbv n !!: i ir.-. iiv-I :....it!i of the highway may irri-.Inn.-
15 all is..;? Ivi-ii; nor" j,; I.- fram I P m until P
of H i- hi.;liay .l.-ill in ii-oK- .- I Tins s i 'l! b.- in . ffoet until Seplein-evi-u
days uf the nioii!! only. AlllVr l'.lh "
Save TinipCosi Effort!
Your lawn with cmaiing
Rylr.g Fizh Liquid FeriiSiser
Just Phone 444
and yon ean have a whrl snioolli and ureen lawn for as little
as $7.r(l. (average Vox! $H.)
Dr. Moi Zimmermonn,
famed brewing authority,
now Blitz Weinhord b'w
maiter. Dr. Zimmef monn't
me'fower beer it available
at your favorite grocery
ttore or tavern Tryitioon
and fa jit fh eMft renct.
Fine Beer
Ore.
Let A! Nielsen
FERTILIZE
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