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Directions Given
For Ascorbic Acid
se In Canning
Many homfmakors an inti-rosl-
ed in use of asrorbic acid in can
ning, but are confused about the
amount to buy when required to
translate their needs into milli
grams, according to Miss L. Mil
dred Wilson, home economics ex
tension agent.
The addition of small amounts of
ascorbic acid (vitamin C) U cut
fruits when canning lends to pre
vent surface darkening and off
flavor in the top layers of such
canned fruits, It was explained. In
the quantities used ascorbic acid
does not change the flavor, odor,
or appearance of the canned fruit.
It is not a preservative.
Ascorbic acid in powder or tab
let form is available at some mar
kets and locker plants, and at drug
stores. Tablets are usually of 2"i,
50, or 100 milligram size. About
200 to 300 milligrams usually are
used for each quart of fruit. To
get the full effect when using the
tablets It is best to crush them
ind dissolve the 200 to 300 milli
grams in a tablespoon of water
before adding to the quart jar of
fruit, Add sirup as usual.
If powdered ascorbic acid is
'sed, dissolv Yn teaspoonful in a
little water and add this to each
quart of sirup which is to be used
on the fruit. The ascorbic acid
should be prepared in small quan
tities and only just before the sirup
is to be used in the jars.
Mud stains on play clothes
should be allowed to dry before
trying to remove them. Then,
brush all the loose particles off
and wash the garments in soap
find water.
Church. Planning
Vesper Service
A special vesper service will be
held at the First Christian church
of Bend this Sunday night, Octo
ber 9, at 6:45. A missionary of the
American Sunday School Union
will speak and show pictures of
the work of the Union in this area.
An interdenominational work,
the American Sunday School Union
has worked in the rural areas of
America for more than 100 years.
About ISO missionaries serve
through the organization. Serving
only in the rural areas and in vil
lages where there is np religious
work, the A.S.S.U. meets a real
need, and is supported by the
Evangelical Churches of the Unit
ed States. The public is invited
that they may learn of tills work,
which is unknown to many.
At the morning church service,
the Rev. H. Cecil Bever wit!
preach on the theme, "The Way,
The Truth, The Life." The choir
will sing, under the direction of
Earl Roang.
The young people will meet to
hear the Missionary at 6:45 p.m.
and will then have their meeting
for study, worship and recreation.
There will be no preaching serv
ice at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday school will convene at
9:45 a.m., under the direction of
Superintendent Mrs. A. L. Steams.
In most of the classes the lesson.
'The Boyhood of Jesus," will be
studied.
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by Nadine SeUrer
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U.S. Satellite Plans Not
Attempt to Beat Russians
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Birthday Party
Held at Sisters
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS Mrs. Loyd Hewitt
entertained on Saturday with a
birthday party in honor of her
daughter, Bonnie Ruths fourth
birthday anniversary. Bonnie's
guests enjoyed games and refresh
ments. Those present were: David
and Joann Clyde; Lance, Gwenlen
and Erwi Trowbridge; Patty,
Lyle and Denise Hammack; Mrs
Olen Hewitt and children, Billie
and Delores; Mi's. Wayne Hewitt
and daughter, Patty, Mrs. P. Hunt
ington and Mrs. Art Hoi man and
daughter, Gale of Portland and the
guest of honor.
Jerry McReal spent the weenend
in Salem where he visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James McReal.
He also attended the wedding of
his sister, Patricia McReal and
Donald Van Hees at the Saint
Joseph's Catholic church in Salem.
Mrs. W. A. McFadden spent
several days this week in Portland
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
J. Wear. A sister-in-law, Mrs. W.
West of San Francisco also visited
with Mrs. Wear and Mrs. McFad
den in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkerson of
Albany visited on Wednesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Carter. !
'Walter Westmoreland of Reeds-1
port accompanied George Meyers!
to his home in Sisters, where they I
spent the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Sorensenj
of Shoshone, Idaho visited Monday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hewitt. j
The hot lunch program at the
Sisters schools began Oct. 3rd.
Mrs. Audrey Warner is cook and
Mrs. Vemona-Moss assistant cook.
116 pupils were served the first
day.
By JOHN W. FINNEY
United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON (UP) Scientists
insisted today that U.S. work on
an earth-circling satellite is part of
an international scientific venture
and not an effort to beat Russia
into outer space.
The Defense Department, in an
nouncing Thursday that "work has
begun" on. the U.S. project, called
this country's satellite "the first
man-made" satellite. The depart
ment said the United States would
launch 10 of the gravity - defying
spheres, using triple-stage rockets.
But Russia has claimed It also
is working on a man-made satel
lite. It announced shortly after the
White House first disclosed the
U.S. project last July 29 that So
viet scientists hoped to have their!
satellite space - bound wihin IS
months.
If that aim were achieved, the
Soviet body would be circling the
earth six months before the first
U.S. satellite Is scheduled to be
blasted off about the beginning of
the Iternational Geophysical Year.
The geophysical year opens July,
1957.
Scientific Purpose Only
Scientists conceded the first U.S.
satellite may be launched before
the target date. But if it is, scien
tists insisted, the purpose will be
Scientific and not to calim a first
over Kussia in man s initial s?cp
to break the space barrier.
Scientists involved in the project
said no speed-up has been ordered
in launching plans because of Rus
sian claims about the Soviet sat
ellite. But it was known that U.S.
scientists have tended to tak h
Russian announcemen with a
grain of salt.
The Defense Department's an
nouncement Thursday strips some
of the secrecy away from the U.S.
satellite. The department disclosed
that the basketball - sized sphere
will be shot into space by a triple
sage rocket which will thrust the
satefli,te upward at the fantastic
speed of 18,000 miles per hour -a
speed suffiefnt to offset th earth's
gravitational pull.
To Circle Earth
When in its elliptical orbit, the
satellite will circle the earth once
every one or two hours for sev
eral days at distances ranging
from 200 to 800 miles from earth.
Gradually it will be brought closer,
to the earth through the slight drag
of the earth's atmospere and fi
nally disintegrated like a shooting
star.
The principal contracts for Initial
work on the satellite went to two
firms which played an important
rol in earlier rocket research. The
Glenn L. Martin Co. of Baltimore
was awarded the prime contract
for a major part of the project
development of the rocket launch
ing vehicle. General Electric Co.
will supply the rocket motor which
will be used In the initial push of
the satellite away from the earth's
surface.
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5 V Lutheran H.'ur
6 00 -Wnlter Wlnchell
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10:30 limine of Dreamland
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8:30 Bible IruUtute Hour
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9:30 Morning Special
9:30 Son. and the Star
9-45 Top Tunes
10:00 News
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10:35 The Three Suns
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10:60 Man About Town
10:65 Northwest Naws
11:00 News
11:05 Story Time
11 :30 Queen for a Day
12 0 Noontime Melodic
12:16 Todar'4 Claw ideas
12:15 Sport Review
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1X:4 Farmers Hoot
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1 :45 Listen Inv Time
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4 :30 Here's th Answer
4 : 46 Sam Hayea
8 :00 Tune Vendors
8:15 Sports Paxads
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5:30 Melody Way
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1:00 SabrM Hearts
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Fines Assessed
By Judge Grubb
Harold F. Kentner, Bend, and
Charles O. Thomas, Sisters, were
each fined $14.50 for no direction.?!
sifmal lights by Justice of the
Peace O. V. Grabb Thursday.
Leonard C. Davis, Idanha. was
fined $25 for being drunk on the
highway and an additional 520 for
contempt of court, Marion F. Al
derman. Idanha, was assesrd
$104.50 for being intoxicated on a
public highway.
John Coutts, Redmond, wss
fined $100 for electric wiring with
out a license, but $95 was suspend
ed. He also paid $4.50 court costs.
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