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NOSEY LITTLE CREATURE Not much bigger than a fly is
this tiny toad perched on the hose of Stanley Smith in Liberal,
Kan. Eight-year-old Stanley and his brother caught more than
100 of the tiny toads along a road near Liberal,
20 Persons Wade
NET ARTS BAY, Ore. (UP)
Twenty persons waded ashore safe
ly here Saturday after their char
tered fishing boat ran aground and
was pounded to pieces on a spit nt
the south end of Netarts Bay.
Harold G. Lantz, skipper of the
50-foot Morning Star HI, said his
boat ran aground in a heavy fo(?
as it was heading out to sea. He
valued the craft at 58300.
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distributor for national firm whose products are nationally ad
vertised. FULL or PART TIME! Business operated front your
home, no employees or office exense. NO SALES EXPERI
ENCE needed as we turn over to you established accounts
who order from you weekly. Excellent earnings start imme
diately. You can get Into this desirable business with as little
as $1350, which is protected by stock and necessary equip
ment. Reliability and punctuality are more important than
any past business experience. AGE IS NO FACTOR. If you
are Interested in a reliable business and can start at once,
write to Box 893 care of The Bond Bulletin. Bend. Oregon.
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1954 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN '8' SEDAN $2295
Radio, heater, power steering:, white wall tires. Only 12,000 actual miles.
1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN J1595
Radio & heater. 10,000 miles.
1951 NASH STATESMAN J 695
Radio and heater.
1951 HUDSON COMMODORE '8' ... 695
Hatlto & heater, Hydramutle.
1948 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN 5 395
Katlio and heater, overdrive. An economical ear.
1947 FORD CLUB COUPE 5 295
Han music and heat.
1946 DODGE SEDAN ... 395
New paint Job. A beautiful car.
1951 DESOTO CARRY-ALL SEDAN 51095
Solid leather upholstery. Hadlo and heater.
1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $ 95
Huh radio and heater. Hough but a lot of cheap traaiportallon.
We Tarde For Most Anything
Right's Right at Eddies
Eddies Sales & Service
Chrysler-Plymouth
Wall & Greenwood Phone 64
Safely to Shore
A coast Guard lifeboal from Gar
ibaldl was called to the scene.
but found that salvage was impos
sible.
The skipper and his mate, Paul
G. Graske. ordered the 18 fisher
men over the side in lifejackets
and they waded ashore through
knee deep surf.
There are some 1-fOO separate
parts in an electric refrigerator.
Lee Broadcartlng Syifem.
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SWEETIE PIE
"What gave you the idea you
with that ice cream just
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DEPTH OF BEAUTY In full
skin-diving regalia, Mrs. Ruth
O'Donnell at Hollywood. Fla is
ready for a lesson in taking oil
and putting on breathing ap
paratus below the surface. .
K1KK RUNS MADE
Sunday at 11:45 a.m., firemen
were called to the old Shevlin
Hixon unloading dock, to extin
guish fire in timbers that support
ed a building. The dock is about
half a mile upriver from the old
Shevlin roundhouse, scene of a
major fire last week.
Sunday shortly alter 4 p.m., fire
men extinguished a brush fire just
north of Revere avenue, be
tween E. Third street and Lytic.
NAMK'S THE SAME
NEWTON, Mass. (UP) Francis
Donovan, 35, and Frances Dono
van, 33, applied for a marriage
license. .
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Tuesday. August 9. 1955
by Nadlna Selier
could walk out of the store
by saying 'charge it'?"
- Cop.. IMS bf frA 6tc. Int.
Mint Raisers
Set Organization
In Mid-Oregon
Special to The Bulletin
' REDMOND A group of earnest
mint raisers, looking to expansion
of their product in this area, met
in Redmond Friday night to or
ganize the Central Oregon Mint
Growers Association. Most of those
present were from Jefferson couu. '
ty.
Their chief objective is to form
a quarantine area comprising land
within the boundaries of Jefferson.
Crook and Deschutes counties for
the purpose of keeping out of the
area diseased root stalks of any
kind, particularly nematodes and
Canadian thistles. They named al
so the specific diseases of rus',
blight, root rot, and all pests, and
made a further stipulation that all
equipment that has handled mint
from outside the area must be fu
migated before it comes into the
quarantine area.
Arthur Stevens, Madras, acted
as chairman at the organization
meeting held in tiie Oregon Potato
Commission office. Elected presi
dent of the group is Herman Keep
er of Culver and Jefferson. There
is at present no vice - president,
and the secretary-treasurer will be
Jefferson county agent Jack Ross.
He was unable to attend Friday
night, but Deschutes county agent
Gene Lear was present for most
of the meeting. On the board will
be Harry Dinkel and Sid Elliott,
Culver, and Arthur Yungen, Mad
ras. Meeting Una
The producers are anxious to
make their quarantine regulations
effective by September 1 if pos
sible, but no later than October 1.
Keeper is to appoint immediately
two members from the group to
meet with chief of the division of
plant induslry of the state, Frank
MeKinnon in Salem, to set up and
activate the organization. Advisors
are to be Lindsay Loring, plant
pathologist with URDA, plant path
ologist Dr. Jack Horner of OSC,
and the three counly agents. While
the initial meeting sought the as
sistance of OIC administrator Ben
Davidson because of his past ex
perience in setting up quarantines,
Davidson advises that from here
on it is "really a county agents'
function" lo assist Willi the new
organization.
The association, for growers of
both peppermint and spearmint, al
so discussnl self - financing for
what modest funds will be needed
at the outset. They will look to the
state department of agriculture
for help in sustaining and enforc
ing the quarantine, although mem
bers also expect to do a lot of
their own voluntary police work in
protecting what they hope Is an
expanding agricultural industry
for Central Oregon. Markets for
the mint such as candy and chew
ing gum manufacturers and ex
tract processors, should require
large amounts of locally raised
mint.
A price system, not under the
quarantine, was discussed and will
receive further study, as well as
the problem of procuring goo, I
root stalks. The president is to call
the next meeting when deemed
necessary.
Father Visited
By Serviceman
Vernon R. Akins, chief radio
man, U.S. Navy, accompanied by
his wife nnd son, is home on leave
visiting with his father, Fred Ak
ins, .t" Georgia Avenue. Akins,
who has been on duty at the naval
radio station at Bellmore, Ixing
Island. N.Y.. will report for duty
at Midway Island following his 30
day leave.
Akins enlisted In Bend In Decem
ber. 1941.
The Bink of England was found
ed in lfiiM, when the permanent
national debt of England had just
begun its enormoui growth.