TSCAPE ARTIST
MOUND CITY, 111. (UP)-The
fii-st inmate lo escape from the
Pulaski Counly jail here since
Sheriff Robert Aldrich took office
last fall was a 12-year-old boy be
ing held for juvenile authorities,
lle slipped out through an 8-by-14-imh
food slot in the cell door and
lln'ii through the cell block door'
which Aldrich left open for better
ventilation for the jails lone in-
mate. .
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:30 Ulnnd g-ida
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HAVE A WONDERFUL
You've heard that Wonderful Weekend mentioned many times
this week on KBND and you can have a wonderful weekend right
here in Central Oregon if you attend the Mirror Pond Pageant
and the many other events that make up for a grand 4th . . .
So have a Wonderful Weekend . . . keep up with what's going
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ikaiHItWIMHHM
BETROTHED Nancy Plum
mor, bride-elect of Chandler
Hammagren.
Parenfs Reveal
Betrothal News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Plum
.ner, .Vj8 S. Fourth street, an
nounee the engagement of thcii
JaugiiU-r, Nancy, to Chandlei
lammugren, son of Mr. and Mrs
Joel Hammagren, 592 Thurstoi.
ivenue.
Miss Plummer graduated frorr.
I Bend High school with the thi
1 19fi5 class, and is now employee"
at the Hemingway Memorial
j Clinic.
i Hammagren graduated from Le
baiion High school and has served
n the U. S. Navy.
Dale for (he wedding has no
been set.
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CHICAGO tUPt Russian farm
ers who will watch a major league
baseball game when they visit Chi
cago in August may not under
stand what's going on.
Officials so far have been un
able to find anyone who speaks
Russian and also knows baseball
well enough to explain the game.
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MAKE CONVENTION PLANS Two American Legion Auxiliary department officers met recently in Redmond with committee
chairmen to complete arrangements tor the department convention to be held in Redmond July 27-30, Front row (from left) Rob
ert Toll, general chairman; Mrs. L E. Bain of Bend, Mrs. George Brewster, Mrs. Guy H. Wilcox, Grants Pass, department auxili
ary president; Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, Portland, department secretary; Mrs. J. Wesley McDowell. Back row: Mesdames Otis Eason,
Raymond Campbell, Rolla Weigand, Neva McCaffery, Donald Copley, Robert Polly, Marion Taylor and Claude Van Buslurk, all
Redmond; Mrs. Bernice Towner, Bend; Mrs. Cecil Tull, Redmond. Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Taylor are co-chairmen of the Auxili
ary convention commission. (Photo for The Bulletin by Tull Photo Finishers)
Mary Lou Hudson
Feted at Parties
Before Wedding
A round of entertaining proeed'fl
he weddintj of Miss Mriry Louis
Hudson of "Bend and Buford C.
Bale of Eugene. The ceremony
was an event of Sunday, June 26
at First Presbyterian church.
Wednesday evening. June 21
Mrs. R. G. Chester, sister of th
bride, was hostess at a shower
it her home at 1668 Awbrcy road
n addition to the honoree and her
mother, Mrs. Elmer Hudson
uests were Mrs. D. C. Cook, Mit.
Maude MeCauley, Mrs. Lesli-
Gribskov, Mrs. Ira Moe, Mrs. Ed
Nystrom, Mrs. John Hencz, Mrs
Charles Chopp, Miss Mildred
Chopp, Miss Abby Andrews and
Miss Lorna Nystrom. The gifts
were brought in on a tea cart
which was Mrs. Chester's gift to
her sister.
Miss Hudson was also honored
by her Alpha Delta Pi sorority
sisters at a shower at the chapter
house in Eugene, just prior-to her
graduation from the University of
Oregon.
Miss Hudson entertained her bri
dal attendants at luncheon last
Saturday at the Pine Tavern. The
uests included Mrs. Chester and
Miss Mildred Chopp, of Bend;
Mrs. Ira Moe, North Bend, and
Miss Lloydene Hurt, Portland.
MORE MALE PATIENTS
CHICAGO (UP) More men
than women are hospitalized each
year, despite the fact that one
sixth of all patients are childbirth
cases. According to Science Di
gest magazine, a one-day check of
6,539 hospitals showed that there
were 642,156 men and 5M,4f wom
en, or 77,724 more men.
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ILA S. GRANT.
The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 30, 1955
Fife " .W - '.T
.i4hil.
Nadine Knight
M. J. Sullivan,
Wed in Reno
Miss Nadine Lee Knight be
?ame the bride of Michael Jame:;
oullivan, in a quiet ceremony Sal
urday, June 23, in Reno. Th.
couple went to Lake Tuhoe or.
their wedding trip, and have re
turned to Bend.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
tnd Mrs. Carl J. Settelmeyer. lfJO
.V. Third street. She was grad
jated from Prineville High sciioi:
in 1!M9, and has been employed
the past two years at the Smoke
Shop.
The bridegroom was discharged
this past February from th
Navy, after four years of service.
He was graduated in 19-19 from
Bend High school, where he was
i member of the basketball team.
He is now associated with his fa
ther at Sullivan Glove Co.
The ccremonv wan held at the
Whitaker Church of God in Keno,
with Rev. W. Ross Murphy of
ficiating at the double-ring cere
mony. Mrs. Murphy was the
bride's attendant, and W. H. Snow
of Reno was best man.
The bride wore a purple and
orchid print dress with purple ac
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Murphy wore a gray print
afternoon dress with a corsage of
pink rosebuds.
The bridal couple are at home
til nil rtui-im aiicvi.
RESTS COMFORTABLY
OXNARD, Calif. (UP) Film
star Loretta Young rested com
fortably in St. John s Hospital to
day following surgery for abdomi
nal adhesions which have kept hr
in bed since mid-April.
Attendants said Wednesday's two
hour operation was a success and
the actress was expected to re
cover rapidly.
FREE TO RETURN
HAVANA, Cuba (UP) Presi
lent Fulgencio Batista said
Wednesday night former President
Carlos Prio Socarras may return
to Cuba "freely and whenever he
wishes" if he ends his alleged sub
versive activities.
PRETTY ORNERY
SPRINGFIELD, III. (UP) State
Rep. Ben Rhodes admitted to his
colleagues that he was hurt when
ihev defeated a bill he sponsored,
115-9.
You didn't have to pass it " he
said, "but you didn't have to lie kt,
ornery." I
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MARGARET L0CKW00D
ORSON WELLES
rnyn A TIHiV TOOK
THEIR FUNG
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"ROUGH RIDING"
to Women
Women's Director
Miss Vadnais On
Jobs Daughters1
European Tour
Special to The Itull -tili .
REDMOND Miss Carol Vari
nis, dauc'idr of Mr. and Mrs
C- nncth Vadnais of R"dmond, is
me of a group of :iu Jobs D.uigh
ers and adult guardians of tlv4"-' Bridge were married Fri
H-gauiation who are demonstrat
ng the work before Masonic an-'
Eastern Star chuptt rs in Scotland
England and Germany. ,They w:!
Iso institute a Jobs Daughters
jethi'l in Germany. '
Miss Vadnais, who will reK'braa
her 17lh birthday in London this
week, will he a senior in Red
mond high school in the full. She
is i m media I p past junior queen of
Redmond belhel and the only Ore
gon girl in the group. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Crump of Portland
are among the chaperones with
the girls. Mrs. Crump is past
grand guurdian for the slate. At
the invitation of Eastern Stur and
Masonic lodges in the three coun
tries named, the contingent from
the United States was formed of
girls who volunteered to make the
trip in order to introduce Jobs
Duughters abroad.
The itinerary includes Glasgow,
Edinburgh, London, Frankfurt,
Stuttgart , Luzerne, Venice, Flor
ence, Rome, Rapallo, Nice and
Paris. The party is traveling
abroad by plane, bus and train,
according to Mrs. Vadnais. Carol
flew from Portland to New York
where the group assembled and
they went from ihere by Pan-Amer
ican to Scotland. They will return
July 25.
Israeli Leader
Quits Office
JERUSALEM, Israel (UP) Is
raeli Premier Moshe Sharett and
his government resigned Wednes
day. President Isaac Ben-Zvi Imme
diately called in party leaders for
consultations in an effort to form
a new government.
Sharett quit because the General
Zionists refused to vote with his
Mapai Party to stave off a no-
confidence vote in the Knesset
(Parliament) last night on the
governments conduct ol the
Kastner case.
The General Zionists and the
Mapai have been governing in
coalition. But the General Zionists
refused to support Sharelt's party
in the controversy and Shan't!
quit less than a month before Is
rael's scheduled July 26 e!t cti.ir.:;.
TONIGHT
J Syh THEIR FUNG
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FORREST TUCKER
VICTOR McLAGLEN
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Alfalfa Girl
W i . LJorv
Parties Held
Sjwiul In The Rullt-tin
ALFALFA Miss Janice Page of
Alfalfa and Myron Howard of Me-
nay, June m, in a garden cere
mony at the home of the bride's
narcnls, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Page.
For the ceremony, the former
Miss Page wore a white nvlon
dress. .She was attended by mem
hers of her family.
After the reception, the bridal
couple left on a wedding trip to
the coast. After this weekend they
win be at home at McKenzic
Bridge, where the bridegroom will
be employed in logging operations.
Parties in honor of the bride-
elect were held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings preceding the
wedding.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Tom Forster and daughter, Louise,
were hostesses at a shower at
tended by a group of Janice's
friends and classmates. The guests
included the honoree and her mo
ther, and the Misses Shirley Bread-
on, Ann Ilohnstein, Ruby Tatti,
Carolyn and Margaret Livesley,
Mp.ry n-"'r, Irene and Esthei
Regal, Marie h'orster and Patty
Jameson. The girls of the Alfalfa
Cookereltes 4-H club, of which
Janice was a member, presented
her with a recipe file containing
their favorite recipes.
Members of the Alfalfa Grange
Home Economics club wore host
esses at a shower Thursday eve
ning at the Grange hall. Mrs.
Glenn Thayer and Mrs. Merle
Lowe were in charge of games,
and Mrs. Albert Campbell enter
tained with several readings.
Mrs. Stuart Slapleton. Mrs. Glenn
Thayer and Mrs. Lowe served re
freshments.
OAMRETTI ARRESTED
Edward Gambelli, a former
Bend resident, was arrested In
Eureka, Calif., yesterday on a
Deschutes county warrant for fail
ure to support his minor children.
Gamoetti lived here until nine
months ago.
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Special to The HullWlii
REDMOND Saturday, August
27 has been officially proclaimed
Redmond Golden Anniversary Day
by Mayor Edward M. McKrill of
Redmond. This will be observed
in conjunction with the Deschutes
county fair.
The unnivcrsary committee's
iearch for "old-timers", particu
larly those who have lived in Cen
tral Oregon go back to the cily's
las already brought them in touch
villi about 15 residents whose
nemories of Redmond and Cen
ml Oregon go back to the city
ouuding and even earlier. The old
st lo dale are Mr. and Mrs. Fish
r Ugun of B:yd Acres, Route 3
lend, logan has been in Centra'
)regon since 1883, according lo t
tter written by his wife to the
nniversary publicity chairman
legh Hartmnn.
He was a stock rancher south
east of Prineville ami owned part
if what is now the 9ti ranch. Mrs,
rftgan has been in the area since
911, she rep-iris. Another Bend
ld-timer. Wulter Mays, was on
Ex-Tumalo Girl
Is Recent Bride
In California
A California wedding of interest
n Central Oregon took place June
12 at St. Andrews EpiscoptV
hurch at Red way. when Miss Vir
S'inia Alley )ecumc the bride of
'iirl Rutt. The bride is the pri
nrtry dcp-irtmcnt teacher ut tlx
school in Thorn, Calif., and Rut
s employed In timler work in
hat area.
The bride Is the daughter of Gler
Alley of Portland and Mi's. K
M. CavaMnro of G tns C-lif
She attended the University of On
ion and Southern Oregon Col leg
afur graduating from Bend llig'
school. She attended grade seho.i
at Tumalo.
The bride was given in "mar
riage by her brother. Thomus J
Alley of Fresno. Her sister-in-law
Mrs. Thomas J. Alley, was ma
ron of honor, und a cousin, Miss
Inez Marie Snider of Bend, was
oridesmaid. Carl Johnson of Fort
Bragg was best man. Mrs. Ralph
Snider of Bend was organist and
vocalist.
The bride wore a ballerina-1
length gown of nylon tulle over
satin, with a fingertip veil of silk
illusion. She carried a white pray
er book with a white orchid, pink
rosebuds and stephonolls. The ma
tron of honor was in pink and
while etched nylon, und Miss Sni
der wore a blue nylon frock. The
attendants carried bouquets of
rosebuds and carnations.
After a reception at their new
home, the bridal couple left on n
honeymoon trip through northern
California, Washington and Oregon
Treat the whole family
to a
Take Drive-away Delivery
of a New 1955
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Your licnrt wt on h nrw
"K.H kri" Old-in. .I,.!.
Urll, hrre'ii a wonilrrfiil wav lu gt our , . ,
and rnjoy trip I0mt, (io! Omir rr m hxlay, and
rwt your Wl ( lnmnlili. 'I lii-ii Kovr the freight
chrK y pirkiiift up your rnr at the factory in
l.annirig, Michigan. Him k ft hoiur ujiiiin on a inniiorultle
motoring vacation! I )rop in for coinplrtp drtaiU, tmlay.
SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBIII DIALER
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE, 220 Greenwood Ave.
Old Timers
the original survey crew that
helped to plot Redmond's original
I townsile. From time to time other
older residents will be named
and brief histories given as the
committee gathers its data.
The introductory announcement
of the anniversary and prepara
tion for its celebration brought
rorth offers of old wagons, guns,
tools, pictures and reminscences"
'rum early residents. The commit-
ee is now on the trail of a
itagecoach. It is rumored there Is
ir.e in John Day which may be -ibluimible
for the fair parade. The
Id conveyances will be in the pa--ade,
Hartman says, and the old- '
niei-s, too, but they will probab
V ride in modern automobiles.
A reflection on the changing...
"nies is the. location of a real old---ime
jerkline skinner, but there
re no horses in this wide area .
iccustomed to a jerkline apparent
y, and according to authorities ,
vho know, training a horse to -jerkline
is not a simple procedure.
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