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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with Major Hoopla
THAT HCCSE 1 GOT
A T.P .Of TODAV.
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SOT AKCJJfOD Trie
HOM6 SKETCH
.T6S
County Court
Rt IT RKMP'UH f H !' D Thmt ai ft
uUr mttitiK of th County Court hUl
i this J.t day of Juno, Itf&u. H mmbrn
U-iriK prtMiit, tti (ullowinir uusinna wn
lraiiautanJ :
IN I UK MA1TV.H OF CLAIMS
A'iAlNST THK COUNTV: ,
'lite foltuwlntr til La rrt prtafnUd dlid
urdrra-d )d :
(itNtHAl. FUND:
CrtrurK Wnrnr, Juvtnil Court.
wlur Milcttf t l&uO'
Aubrt-y K. Perry, Waiirmaii-
Wuhi-r N. Perry. Ain't. Wtr-
.tllfrUi-h Pkber Co., Ct. liM
ltfiid Wuttrr Xrprtiniit, Ct.
iiw. r.xi
Bend tiurhux Cuiniiany, CL
ll. Kxp ...
Thf rUdmond apokmnn. L
Kl IVd R. Hiiiihw. Shtriff
llyJ.OU
17.13
20. ar.
6.00
56.64
8.76
3.75
423.U
65.00
21. 78
47.18
124.51
6.
i 27.07
8.16
8C2C
2U0.10
6.00
46. HB
81. UC
ibortatlun
F. C. Shol, Sheriff Traru-
purtatlutl
Don ShoU. I'riaonrri Board
W. D. Ward. T.B. Bann'i
Di-raau TmU
Lui-y MuJliri. Hlth D-it.
Trvi .Y'-.V
Uarbark HullU-rg. Hrti.th
Dtpt. Ti.vel
Erikacri'k Siationry, Healtn
Drpt. Sup
Lois Darth, Umlth Dept. Tm-
Stale Ind. Acc. Comm.; Pt-at
Oificr 13.18: Health Dept.
y.Sti : WaUrinaaUT S!.41 ;
Janitor 1.62
J W. CojM-lnnd Yirda, Ajuhm-
Union Oil Coiiiiiany, Sheriff
Aulo t.M
Fowler PrititniK Comiiany.
Sheriff H.86 : Clerk ti.26 ;
Clrc. Ct. 1!49.0
Lto'a Custom UphulaWry, Ct.
."1?- ft.":;-i:iv.-
John Stewart. Ct. Hw. Exp..
Farley r.lliou. rosimaaier. -u.
J udVe - Puataite . .
LAW LIBKAKY FUND:
it an lw book v.oiiipjr
PinTi'.ir ASSISTANCE' FUND:
Kol-rt l- Ut.Kt-r. M-U.. Sol
dier' Rfliel
I)h.S HUTFS COUNTY
SUNSKT HOME FUND :
.1 ii un..n.rM Tun tn i Piano
8.60
3.7&
22.00
1.04
87.2U
200.42
3, fl'J
61-81'
UO(i L1CKNSK FUND:
State Ind. Acx. Luinni. wa
W'ardeti In" .;.'
E. A. Fine. Lamha killed by
The' Bend Builetin, Pound No-
Sni'ith. ' Doji Warden
!-1 , V-o a t nhi n ' FUND :
Cratte'r Lake Machinery Co.
Rndlurtlaiid ' Truck Service.
Ital'lou WriKht. IurU
Fefiiaunhty Machinery
Co.
Howard Cooj-'eV ConJration
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10:00 Revival Time
:.) i'xiico News Kenorter
10:3fi Pilirrimane
ii :ihp winK t Meaitnir
11 ;80 Hour of Decision
12:00 Texaco News Ret porter
12 :05 Christiana In Action
12:30 TaU-rnafle Chmr
1 ;00 Texaco News Reporter
l:Oft Marines in Review
1 :S0 Proudly We Hail
2:00 The Unshackled
2 : 30 This Way Out
2 :4& Manhattan Melodies
S :00 Notaa and NoUtiona
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TONIGHTS PROGRAM
: 00 Meet the Artist
: 16 Music Coast to Coast
: SO Walts Time
: 00 The Ray Bloch Show
7:15 WalU Time
:30 Island Serenade
:45 Remember When
:60 March Time
:66 Warm Up Time
:00 - John Steele
: :tiv- Dance Music
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-Monica Whalen
IV Dance Time
i Dance Time
0 Sinn Off
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1:00 Music for Sunday
1:30 Back to Ood Hour
kOO Radio Bible Class
i :30 Voice of Prophecy
1 :00 News ,
i -in -Haw Christian Science Heals
1:30 Frank tirneat
i -IK t.0 for You
, -00 First Hai'tiet Church
(iene itillis
-Yu Were There
! :30-- News
1 IS - Y.iu Never Know
:00 Hl Too Ten
, Nick Carter
!:00 Bin Tin Tin
The Masquerader
1 :00 Public Prosecutor
i:S0 B.b Constdlne
1 .46 Freedom Is Our Business
I ;00 Chapel by the Side of the Road
I :SiV-Family Theatre
. :(V-Sk-t. Preston
. rSO- Lutheran Hmir
Firbe Kei-orU
Dinner Musle
!-3,l Fyea on the SVIea
-The Bditor m-eatu
Brady Kave
. Hawaii fall
1:00 -Westminster Orthodox Presby
terian t nurrn
(: SO Stand by for Musle
-Bill Cunningham
i:0 News
; I S Fulton Lia. jr.
i .rt Facta Forum
, 0O HcMtr of Derision
1:10 Sura Off
MONDAY. JVNE J7, 1S
1:00 Triple T Ranch
-Farm HervrTer
f :00 Frank Hemlnrwar Newi
:l Breakfast tianf
' JKV-Mocnirur MelodiM
' ;i0 New
;4fc Mi'rnlnn Wound Vp
1:00 Cliff Kncle
i
Proceedings
ParU
Automatic Welders (Ufaaild-
rra. ParU
Roberta Mulor Company, Part
Munnell 4b Shu-rill. Inc.,
Hdw :
37U.OO
e.66
Traffic Safrty Supply Co.
Hdw
Orewon Hardware Diit., Hdw.
Arinco Drainage A Metal Prod.
Pipe
Oregon Hydro-Gaa Co. Fuel,
Stair Ind. Are. Coram., Acc.
I in
Bend Water Department, Wa
ter Automotive Equipment Co.,
Paru
1W.15
ltitt.46
210.62
M.12
2S.13
Lee'a Cuatoin
Upholitery,
ParU
Cent. Ore. Welder Supply,
Hdw
Bend Supply Co., Hdw
Bend Chain Saw Service, Hdw.
Columbia Transport. Inc., Oil.
Shell Oil Company. Oil
Oreyon Stat Htjrhway Comm.
Rri.lu-M
4.00
12 .7B
ltt.it.
270.OO
164.16
462.16
16,000.00
IN 1HK MATTFR OF DEEDS
TO COUNTY OWNED LANDS:
Th Court executed a dewi to Emeat
C TH....M..r.n nnvvinV IjlU 3. 4. &.
Block 4, Northweat Townnil Company',
Firxl Addition and o. . a. .
and 11. Block 4, Bend Park Addition, for
the consideration ol ll.oou.wu.
IN THE MATTER OF CONTRACTS
FOR COUNTY OWNED LANDS:
At this nme Uie -ourt aitineu uie ioi
winit contracU:
Ethel and Earl Vader W"A NE.
SE14 NWl4, NHII
22, Twp. 14 S.R. 10 E.W.M.
100.00. S220.0O caah, balance in,
two aemi-annual pay menu of
$440.00 each commencing Nov. 28.1
1D&5. with 6 intereat.
Robert J. Couch, et ux SVj SWf.',,
Sec. 28; SE14 NW14. Ej SW
,4, Sec. 33, Twp. 16 S.R. 11 S26.
1186.00 caxh. balance In semi
annual paymenU of 1200.00 each
commencing Nov. 28, 1U56. at 6
IN T iVk 'maTTE R OF LEASING
COUNTY OWNED LANDS: '
The Court leaded the aianuaru un
Company of California the NEV and
NE14NW14, Sec. 16. Twp. 21, S.R. 20
EWM containinK 200 acrea, to be Includ
ed in that certain oil, gas and mineral
Ifaite recorded in vol. az. raite -si" u
Vol. 93, paKe 1S8. Mortiraife Records.
IN THE MATTER OK
BEER LICENSES:
a, thim lim th Court a du roved the
following applications for beer license:
Henry Eddy (lifford North Junction
Tavern kimbb
Elk Luke Ixxlite. Inc. R Mil II
IN THE MATTER Ot Aiit.bAt.ia,
FOR DOG WARDEN:
'in,- r.H.r. authorized the County Don
OommiiiMion to raise Jess Smith's mileage
from 6c per mile to ac per nine unm
further notice.
There beiim no further businetwi. Court
'C. L. ALLEN. County JudKe
A. E. STEVENS, Communion-
D. L. PENHOLLOW, Com
mis loner
Grandma Takes
Drastic Action
LYNN, Mass. OR Two-year-old
Pamela Brewster caused all
sorts ol excitement when she de
cided to lock herself in the bath
room.
Her sister. Bertha, became pan
icky when Pamela turned on the
hot water and couldn't turn it off.
Bertha ran out and rang a fird
alarm.
Police and firemen arrived
shortly, but the children's grand'
mother, Mrs. Bertha Merriman,
had things under control by then.
She had chopped open the bath
room door with a hatchet. .
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3 :2B Sunday Sports Special
8 :30 Strictly Instrumental
4 :00 The Eveninp Cornea
4 : 30 Remember When
4 :6f Sunday Newa Special
6:00 America's Town Meeting.
6:00 Walter Wlnchell
6:15 Look to the Skies
fi :30 Texaco News Reporter
6 : 36 Disaster
7 :00 Texaco Newii Reporter
7 :06 Showtime Review
7 :16 Elmer Uavfa
7:80 Travel Talk
7 :46 (iueat Star
8 : 00 Beaver Baseball
10:00 Texaco New Reporter
10:06 Pipes of Melody
10:16 Paul Harvey
10:80 Final Edition
10(36 Sum Off
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8:26 Kraft Frve Star New
8:30 Bible Institute Hour
: 00 Bulletin Board
:06 Momlns Special
:16 Krft Five Star Newt
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9:80 The Sons A The Star
8:40 Top Tunes
10:00 Newt
10:16 Tello Test
10:80 Fashion Trends
10:86 The Three Suns
10:40 It's A Woman's World
10:45 News
10:60 Man About Town
10:66 Northwest News
11:00 Florida Calling-
11:26 Kraft Five Star New.
11 :30 Queen for a Day
12:00 Noontime Metodlea
12:10 Today's C Lam I fled
12:15 Sports Review
12 :20 Noontime Melodise
12:80 News
12 :45 Farmers Hour
1 :00 News of Prlneville
1 : 06 Harry James . Betty Grable
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1 :46 LUtaning- Time
2:15 Home Demonstration Ajrent
2 :30 Platter Preview
S :00 Platter Preview
8:16 Northwest News
820 Central Ore on News
3:26 Kraft Five Star News
3:30 "You Win"
S :4b -Tello Test
4 :00 Popular Demand
4:15 Frank Hem in way
4:30 Here's the Anrasr
4:4A Sam Hayes
5 : 00 Tune Vendors
6 :13 SporU Parade
6:30 Melody Way
6 :46 Bill Bmndiae Sports
6 66 Kraft Fire Star Newt
:00 Cabrtel Heatter
;I6 Music Coast to Coast
t :10 Beh'id the Story
1 :46 Sam Hayes News
6-65 Bob Greene New
1 :(K Pasiport to Day! reams
1 : 10 Bend Uaraje News
T :46 Remember When
7:60 Rrenlnf Malodiaja
8 0O- Broadway Cop .
8 30- Sentenced
9 :00 News
8:16 Fulton Lewis Jr.
9 30 Off the Record
9:4-Off The Record
9 :65 Five Minute Finale
10:00 Off the Record
10:80 Top Srat FUes
11:00 um Off
The Bend Bulletin,
SWEETIE PIE
u-ae
T. . Bat- O. w-
Car. 1H& NCA tartfe.
"Seashore? Mountains? Why
Air Force Sets
Policy, Effective on July I
All military service veterans, i
discharged since July 1951 wilt
find that many occupational skills)
and technical knowledge acquired
through such service are in great;
demand by the Air Force.
Starting July 1, the Air Force
will put into operation a new pol
icy which establishes a grade
scale for enlistment and reenlist-
ment for all prior service person
nel. The grade scale will be based
on technical skills and grade held
at time of discharge.
A choice of area or base assign
ment is also part of the new pol
icy which favors the discharged
veterans. In some cases it carries
provisions whereby veterans may
elect re-enlistment for a specific
overseas theatre.
The plan was devised to in
crease procurement of the much
needed prior service technician
and to insure assignment where
skills could be used immediately.
Basically, grade determination
will be dependent upon skill, date
of separation, and the need of the
occupational field specialty.
The new plan will be imple
mented at all USAF Recruiting
stations throughout the United
States. Each station will receive
a periodic breakdown of skills
categorized in order of needs. The
breakdown will encompass all oc
cupational skills used in the Air
Force, and will be listed in six
classifications ranging from need
ed to surplus. Those in a surplus
FOLKS HERE HE IS!
DAVY CROCKETT EVANS
WE HAVE SOME "MIGHT-NICE"
USED CARS HERE NOW! COME
IN AND LOOK 'EM OVER.
1953 Pontiac 8 4-Door '.. $1595
Radio & heater, standard transmission.
1952 Pontiac 8 4-Door $1395
Radio & heater, Hydramalic.
1952 Nash Ambassador 4-Door $1195
Radio & heater, overdrive. "A Real Family Beauty."
1950 Pontiac 4-Door 8 $ 795
Radio & heater, Hydramatlc. "Look 'em Over. Pick
the Best!"
1951 Studebaker 2-Door $ 745
Radio & heater, overdrive, motor Just completely over,
hauled. "Miles and Miles Lett in This Car!1,
1947 Ford Pickup $ 295
Here's Just the thing for the farmer, hauler or truck
er. '36 TO '48 MODELS
ALL WORTH 3 TIMES OUR ASKING PRICE
HURRY! GET IN ON THESE LOW PRICES!
'43 Ford 2 door $250 '48 Packard 4-door, $350
'48 Plymouth 4-door S250 '47 Olds Club Cpe. $195
'46 Hudson 2-door $195 '46 DeSoto 4-door $150
'46 Nash 4-door $125 '41 Pontiac 2-door " $ 95
'36 Chev 4-door $ 75 '47 Ford Pickup $295
Visit Our Used Car Lot on Oregon Ave. and Meet
"DAVY CROCKETT EVANS"
WARD MOTOR CO.
"YOUR FRIENDLY CAR DEALER"
1008 PONTIAC Ph. 1595
BOND ST. GMC (or) 1596
Saturday, June 25, 1955
by Nadine Seltzer
not live? I suggest Paris
Grade Scale
field can request re-enlistment and
re-training in a needed skill. ,
Veterans having a needed occu
pational skill will benefit most by
the new policy. For some skills
the previous 90 day in grade en
listment time limitation has been
extended considerably. In some in
stances where separation date Is
over 18 months but less than 24,
the veteran can rrenlist and lose
only one grade. Some possessing
particular skills who have been
separated over 42 months but less
than 48 may reenlist with the loss
of only 2 grades if otherwise qual
ified.
In the past very few veterans
received such consideration for in-
grade reenlistment if the time out
of service exceeded 90 days.
T-Sgt. Donald Adams, local Air
Force recruiter, is at the Ameri
can Red Cross office, in Bend,
every Thursday, to interview vet
erans dt siring further information
on the new policy.
DKNIKS rilARUK
LOS ANGKLKS (UP)-Domeslic
Relations Court Commissioner
Francis A. Cochran suggested
Thursday that Albert Babdaty, 56,
an antique dealer, and hts wife,
Martha, 35, arrange to live sepa
rately. Mra. Babdaty denied her hus
band's charge that she hit him
with a religious statue.
"I'm a religious girl and I would
n't hit him with a religious statue,"
she said.
YEP HE WAS BORN
ON A MOUNTAIN TOP
IN TENNESSEE
DAVY SAYS "Folks, back
where I come from they call
me "Honest Davy" and I aim
to be just that Just bring
your used car troubles to me
and you'll be treated right."
I"