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Briefs from Here cid There
The end Rim Rock Riders will
meet tonight at 8 o'ciock, m their
club house in GJen Vista.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hosley, 523
Franklin avenue, are parents of b
girl born Saturday at St. Charles;
Memorial- hospital. The- baby
weighed 10 pounds, 2 ounces, and
has beetvnamed April Lee.
W. Robert Massey, grand mas
ter of the Independent Order of:
Odd Fellows in Oregon, wiU visit
Madras High
Papar Given
Hiqh Ratinqs
MADRAS The Madras Union
high school student newspaper, the
White Buffalo, a consistent winner
of awards, continued the trend
with two high ratines given for
outstanding work by the paper
start during the second semester
of last school year.
The Buffalo received nrst class
honor rating- for the fourth con
secutive time from the National
Scholastic Press association. The
paper w.as judged on .make-up, con
tent, coverage, editoriais, photos-'
raphy, sports coverage, and typog
raphy. The latter two were rated
"excellent."
A note attached to the rating
stated that the expert guidance of
E, H. Hiilis, 'journalism instructor,
and conscientious work of the staff
is a real credit to such a small
school as Madras high.
From the Quill and Scroll Criti
cal Service, the White Buffalo re
ceived the "A" award or Interna
tional" Honor rating.
The paper was judged on infor
mation offered, influence on read
ers, entertainment offered, and
use of the paper as a business en
terprise. A comment accompanying the
rating was, "The While Buffalo is
unique in scholastic journalism.
: You are providing outstanding
service to school and community."
Editor of the paper during the
time judged was Jerry Ramsey.;
Colleen Meacham, Harold Moore.:
and Helen Links were news edi-i
tor, sports editor, and feature edi-i
tor, respectively.
4 OIL FIELD IJN'GO
A "lease hound" is a dealer in
oil leases; a "rock hound" is ;i:
.geologist, and a "pebble puppy";
is a fresh-from-college geologist, !
in the lingo of the oi! fields. i
the Bend lodge at the rcgulai
meeting tonighi at S o'clock, a;
the IOOF hall.
Dr. D. O. Sehuman attended a
course on contact lens fitting Fi
day in Portland.
The Wesleyan Service Guild oS
the Methodist church will sponsor
a no-host dinner Wednesday, Oct
5, at 6 p.m. at the Traihvays cof
fee shop. Miss Laura- Heist, mis
sionary from India, will be tht
speaker.
Mrs. Viola May Benson, mana
ger of the local Mode O'Day shop.
has just returned from a three
week vacation trip: She visited in
eastern Canada, and way paints.
Members of Canton Deschutes
No. 19 and the Ladies Auxiliary.
Patriarchs Militant, have been in
vited to attend a dinner Wednes
day, Oct. 5, at 8:30 p.m. at the
IOOF hall in Prinevtlie. Bend
women are asked to take green
salads. After the dinner, Mrs. Mar
jorie Maxwell of Tillamook, state
president of the Auxiliary, will
make her official visit to Paulina
Auxiliary No. 5. The meeting will
start at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodwell are
visiting parents here in Bend while
on a nme-day leave. He is sta
tioned at the Alameda Calif., ha
val Air Base. Parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Holland and Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Howe.
Skyline Squares will not hold a
potiuek dinner in October, officers
announced today. The regular
dances will be held at the Bendo-
nian Studio Wednesday evenings
as usual, however, starting at 8:30.
Leonard Gorton will call.
Bend Hospital
Cheryl Flake, 10, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Flake, Route
3, underwent a tonsillectomy today
at St. Charles Memorial hospital.
Other new patients at the hos
pital are: John W. Sesock, 8-15
Portland; Mrs. James Steelman,
Turner; Harold Harris, 2115 E. 4th
street; Judith Miller, 33, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller,;
Springfield; Ronald Stafford, IS-1
month-old son of Mr. and, Mrs,;
Kasloy Stafford, Crescent; Mrs. I
Wiley Ellis, 153 Jefferson.
Robert Mass, 6, son of Mr. and!
Mrs. Carl Kass, Florence, was ad
mitted and dismissed. Also re-
eased: George Wilson and Ken-i
neth Brownfield, both Eugene;
Mrs. Gertrude Hagerty, KodmoBd;
Harold Patttnson, Sisters; Winfred
Osborn, Culver; James Chancy,
Portland.
ROSS COMENDED Second Lt. John . Ross (right) of Prine
viile Ore., receives & letter of appreciation at Fort Sam Hous
ton, Tex., from Brig. Sen. Elbert DeCoursey, Medical Field
Service School Commandant. Lieutenant Ross son of Mr. and
Mrs. F, A. Rds$ Route I, Prmevllte, was commended for out
standing service as publicity director for the Army Reserve Of
ficers Training Corps summer camp at Brooke Army &wicat
Center, (U,S. Army Photo)
4-11 VIXB OKCAMZEtt
Speeinl to T?jj Bulletin
TUMALO A girls 4-II Club at
Fumale uas organized recently un
der the name of Beeferetts, Tht
club will meet the third Saturday
of every month. Kew officers are
Susan Swearingen, president; Sha
ron Elrod, vice-president; Jackie
Martin, secretary and treasurer;
Karen Katcham, publicity chair
man; Timmy Swearingen, song
eader; Ann Swearmgen, news
chairman; and Marshall Swearm-
gen, leader.
School Names
'Mfcs Touchdown1 j
Special tw The Biltctln
MADRAS - Helen Penriercrnft.
Madras Union High school junior,
was erawned Miss Touchdown I"
by Duane Benson, president of the:
MUHS LeUermen, at half-time of
the Madras - PrineviHe football
game, Friday.
She and her five princesses, :
Clenria Christiansen nnd Deanna
Schroedcr, seniors; Sue Webber,
Junior; Carolyn Formant sopho
more; and Sharon Fiekes, fresh
man, w'ero escorted onto the field
by lettermen and presented with
(corsages.
Duhig Services
Held on Sunday
Funeral services ftrp htAd Sim-
rfay afternoon at the Njswonger-
ttmslow chapel fur Patvieia Joy
Duhig, 15, who 'was kiUrd in an
automobile accident last Tuesday
evening near rt'arm Springs.
Rev. R, H, Ausim of Firt Rnn-
tpst church officiated at the rites.
Pallbearers were Ijiois Wnmls
Dave Insiis. Kiehard Moos Rooakt
Carnneey, Donald Camagey and
liiil Akin.
Mis.i Duhig was born in SUit-Ris,
b. D. A soohoniore of Bern IVmh
sellout, she made her home with
tier aum, Mr. Alia Johnston, ai
Villi? KiiKSton. She hi
daughter ol John L. Duhig, Saera-
memo, and Mrs. Robert Tudor,
Redmond, She also heaves a sister,
Connie DuhiR, Bemi, and the fol
lowing haif-brothejs and half-sis
ters: Donnie Sfhults, Eugene;
Sanry Tudor, Bend; Gary Duhig,
Johnny Duhig, Linda Duhig and
Dennis Duhig, ail Sarramento.
The accident occurred when Miss
Duhig failed lo negotiate a turn,
and the 1952 Oidsmohife coach she
was driving overturned in loose
gravel. Two other teen-age girts
were injured.
Burial was in Greenwood cemetery.
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It'll open
your eyes!
339.95
mode! iMottroted, 19 t. it.
th
wnen you
open the
oor!
e new
Mavi Freezer
with 'stor-wells' in the door!
ENDS "fftlEZER EUMBUNGI
New "sfor-te!ls" keep up to 96 items easy to see, easy to reach.
Juice bar holds up to 20 cans. Interior light illuminates every sheif
for easy inventory.
FREEZES MORE FOOD FASTER!
6 sharp-freezing surfaces 4 convenient shelves, interior top and1
bottom. Special insulation slims freezer wall, provides more food
storage space. ,
pi I ir Steck new design by a top stylist! T.ght-seat tatrh opens,
' close5 3t 3 touch Adjustable ront iegs fit uneven Hoors.
Markets
. POKTLAXB LIVESTOCK
B) I XITE0 PRKS
Cattle M"; supply includes
around 25 Imds led steers and
heiters but lattely shortteds; earlv
sales beet cows about steady; bids
and scattered sales other cattle ?,
5fte or more lower; couple loads
average choice Sed steers bid
around 24-50 will sellers asking up
to 25 or above; few easier-cutter
cows T-S 50; some held higher; util
ity cows M.50-11,50; eommerrial
held above J3; few utili' bulls 13
14.50, some held higher.
Calves 100; market active, steady
to strong eonsittering quality, few
good veaiers IT-lg; ehoiee quotaNie
to 20; several lots.eood-choiee (wa
vy calves 17-18; good-choice stock:
calves K-19; cull eaives down to S
Hogs 1100; market slow; limited!
supply U.S. 1 butchers MG-220 lb.
steady at 19; few N. 3 tots down
to 1T.50 or about 25e lower; few
sows 325-100 lb. 15-16.
Sheep 2000; market fairly active,
mostly 50e higher on slaughtel-
lamos; joad ehoiee with some!
prime range lambs 19, moderati-tv
sorted; mostly choice 106 ib. ranert!
iambs 18; scattered tots mostly
choice near lambs 1?-1?.. includ
ing No. 3 pelts at 17; good ncarby-l
feeder lambs 14-H.50; light range!
teeocra to ta with hcavwetghts to
18; good-choice ewes 2.50-5, culls
aowu to 2,
Evatena Swank
Dies at Age 52
Evaiena Frances Swank, 51, ifd
Sept. 36 in Cottage Grove, where
she made her home. She was a
former Bend resident. The funeral:
will be held Tuesday at 2:30 put
at the Niswonger-Winslow chapel,
with Rev, Harriet Marting offici
ating, Mrs. Swank is survived by her;
husband, Charles; two daughters,
Mrs. Hatnld White, Bend, and Mr.;
Lee Hoy Eriekson, Ontario, Ca'd-:
tornia; two brothers, Attert John
son and Hale Smith, aitd ttte tot
towing sisters: Ruth Green, Ruby
Shields, Kuniec Cook, Cttteea
Booth, Eroestine Skhftffer, Myrtle
Westberg and tibth Rierson. TTterc
are four grandchildren.
Burial wilt be in Greenwood:
cemetery.
PWUSD IMIKY
By i rsmu VtlhUS
Pi'ices were unchanged toda?y, .
Eggs To retailers; Grade 4A
large, 65c; A large, 58-Mc; Ah
niertium, 5-55c; A medium, 52-54e
dox; A small 36-37; cartons, l-3c:
addiUonal.
Butter To retailors: A grade:
prints, 66e lb cartons, 67e; A!
prints, (Bcf carton, 6?c: B prints.
6-tc.
tlteese To retailers; A eradc1
Cheddar, Oregon sinuies, 4Ua
15j; 5-lb. loaves, lti'2-ljBC. Pro-'
eesseii American Cheese, 5-ib. tait,
30'i-lle lb, '
A. T. Giimore
Dies at Age 70
Alexander Thomas Gitmore, 70,
died Saturday ninht at St. CAartcs
Memorial tKspitnl, where he had
been a patient four tays. He h,-
lived in Central Oregon 12 years.
For a time he ranched on the des
ert east of Bend, and recently was
employed by the City of Bend, He
'as a native of Indiana.
Mr. Gilmor is survived by Iri
vife, Josephine, and a brother,' Del-:
bert, and two sisters, Mrs, Ada!
Stoii and Mrs, Vada SHvy all of:
Bowman; Texas, i
Recitation of the rosary will be
tonight at tfeiock at the nis-WGOger-WinsUHV
chanei, Tite fu
neral wiH be Wednesday at $ a.m.j
at St, Kmneis Catholic chwh,l
with Rev, Roger Anderson offici-:
atmg. !
Burial will be In Pilot Butte
cemetery.
POTATO MABKKT
PORTLAND tUF) Potato mar-
kel; Oregon Boardman lttg White
100-ibs. No. 1A 2.50-2,75; Wash
white 2.20 2. 45; Russets 100 lb. No,:
Is 2.50-2.; No. 2s 50 lb, SMfle
Mill ,M1I,KI
A fist fight on a downtown Bend
street during the weekend resnited
tn the jailing of two men on
charges of disorderly conduct
Moyd E, MeManb of Hnnny
Camp, Calif., psisted $50 bail awl:
was released Sunday, wttue Ihom
as A. Yrla's of iaPine' was unable
to post bail and remained tn city
jail early Monday.
The Bend ttifleffit, Mwtrfay, October 3. If S5
Redmond Hospital
SdvyM to Tht? UiiUelin
REDMOND Mr, and Mrst Day
ton Queahma, Warm Springs
are paresits a daughter bom
Frwtay night at Centra! Orpgon
distrtrt Nspttid, Jeannette is the
baby's name,
A son( mtnud Dale Charles, was
born SatUKlay at Use hasllat ta
te, aKt Mrs. Gary Pierce oFI
Prineviile.
Mr and Mka Carl Amierma,
Mattms, have a war mm aisa
born Saturvfei nt !ht5 hssptt. He-
is not yet named.
Another SaarrfRv baby was the
girl bom to Mr. and Mrs, Jasfies;
W Aurfraun of Redmond They
named her Betty Elten,
Oa Sutiifciy Mr, and Mrs. Wil
liam F, FUey, Redmond, became
parents sf a daughter at the hos
putat They named her Lores i a
Lynn.
Ron Qlrnn, Madras, was admtt-i
led Fridsty night, New paUeals on
miA Mm, Jumes Kavnaet Id-;
turday tnctucted: Ben Galtigonj
motwi Swe MorrtSE, 15, Madras,
was admitted, ratrt disrois.?d Sun
day.
Discharged Satnrday: hmnm
Busk, IT, Route I Madms; David
Ktee Roger Sanford. Eddie
Corwitt, 13, WdHam Butcfoer, Os
car Carlson, ad Redmond Mim
Jatem Hnlbert, Portlamf, mm.
Eewts Ptti, Warm Springs; Mrs,
Ivan Washburn, Redroonrt. Rrtwrt
Ayrest Poft-ett tte. From mater
nity fisorj Mrs, Dean tMm
nwmeh with baby icone; MfS,
Thonws Orpenter, Uettmom? and
dawghter Shitrow Marfe.
Dilsset Sundays Mrs, Barrel
AiriinK, Bend; Oads Hegardt, 16,
TerrebsttttOs Mrs. Uya oavte.
Redmond; - ami tram inaterarty
floor Mrs'.. Clayton Queanpartsa,
Warns SprmRS and tmw,
Milton Services
Held Saturday
Funeral services ter Walter Ar-
tmm at the N;swingT - Winslow
rtapet He died tast Wednesday
night at his borne, ftrftowing an ill
mm. Rev, H. OcviE Bever Ftr-it
Chvistsan ehiireb oitm&ieA at tha
uttes, Palsbearers were H
Ductctn1t R, A, Bgiley, aar P,
tith, WiMiam B, Packard, Joo
Hrfnwss and V. A. Wended.
Mr. Msttan was a native of Kan
sas, and had been a Bend red
dest two and a hati years, lis is
survived by hi wdt Bettie; two
dangbtet Mrs Gladys Ovvrtwt,
B&immtxi, as id Mrs. EMgar M.
Fhaug, m Germany, and a sen
Hewara Milton Rettrosnd, Ti5C-re
are &lm ssx grandbtfdre three
great-grandehialB a brother and
l twee staters.
Burial was in the Redmond
cemetery.
FIXES
Arlhiir Abnvv, Kew York
Qty Hew York, was fined 525 f1
Justfee of the Peace O. W Gruhb
Sstwday for no PUC permit Bar
ton A. Merritietdt Ben was ns
.si?sasd $10 for truck speeding at
the same iim&.
Roger E Swtneys tena,
fined d,jQ for excessive rsmM
Monday. Eisner & McRfetem
Bo ml, was asssrf 5?.jO for pass
ing where view was not clour.
PAMELIA
Firemen Make
Trio of Runs
Fire &f undetermined origin dam
aged a daveniJort and caused same
smoke damage, Saturday alter-
tumn at the home ol K A. NelsoaJ
72 Shasta ptaee, aeeortting to tiwl
tire Depart menL ;
This morning nl mm, firemrrt;
cheeked on an merhented ort stove
at the home of Bob Burtetgft, -ff
lleyburn
Firemen made a run Suirfay at
T;5 a.m. to extingntoh a hru?h
lire iHHtthwest ot the city dump,
khmers were blamed lor me Itrc,
15th Anniversary
Bend-Redmond Community
Concert Ass'n,
DRIVE WEEK Oct, 3rd tWu 8th.
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