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'Party Honors LaPine Youth
Special to The Bulletin
IJVPINE Harry Anson celebrat
ed his 14th birthday with a part
birthday anniversary with a party
Wednesday evening at the Com
munily hall. Thirty guests partici
pated in the festivities. Square
dancing provided the entertain
ment, and Ice cream and birthday
cake were served.
Art Skidgvl has returned home
from the hospital and is now able
to return to work.
Mrs. Ora Riddle has been con
fined to her home due to a recent
illness.
Word ha been received that
Sigurd Askviken has been in the
Oregon City hospital for an oper
ation. He has been released and is
expected home about the first ol
the week.
Saturday evening the Little Des
chutes Grange held a short busi
ness meeting and program. Sgt.
Ben Bitting, sector sergeant of
Deschutes county for the Bend
Filter Center, showed an Air Force
(Urn.
Mrs. Jim Larson and small chil
dren are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Ferns, in Suplea. Ferns Is
with the Davidson Construction
Co., who are doing contract work
in that area.
Mrs. Patsy Howard and Mrs
Peggy Clark of Bend, twin daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrj. B. w. unoi
scn, spent a day visiting their
mother tha past week. Mrs. Ghol-
Bend Garage
'Co.
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Specialists For:
CHEVROLET
BUICK CADILLAC
For Better Performance
Engine Tune-up
Head-on Carbon Blast
For Safer Driving
Brake Service
Wheel Alignment
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HEALY'S
Bend Furniture
The Store with the New
Back Door
KVAL TV CHANNEL 13
MONDAY
4:30 Cuest Book
5:00 Hig Roundup
S.-45 The Newa
5:50 Sports Headlines
5 55 Weather Report
6:00 Movie Museum
6:15 The Utile Rascal!
8:30 Eddy Arnold Time
7:00 Hopalona Casatdy
7:301 Senrrh for Adventure
8:00 Grand Ole Opry
8:30 Badiie 714
9:0n-Secret File, U.S.A.
9: 30 Robert Montgomery
10:30 The Hunter
11:00 Special Teaturette
TUESDAY
2:00 Slop. Look A Uiten
2:15 It's Fun To Reduce
2: SO Feather Your N
3:00 Mat I nee
4:15 Modern Romance
4:SO-4:30 Dato
5:00 litg Roundup
5:45 The Newt
5-50 Sports Headline .
5:55 Weather Report
6:00 Movie Museum
6:15 I.lttie Rascals
6:30-WVtront Fettl
8:45 PatU Page
7:00 Jungle Jim
7:30 The Falcon
8:00- V. 111 on lierle Show
9:00 Fireside Theatre
9:30Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
10:00-The Gun Comer
lU:05-lhmis and Allen
Hl:-Knnvius Playhouse
ll:U5-Houywood Wrest Una
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Daytime Schedule
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
5 j& -Sign On
8 on Hapy Howdy
6 -w.irld Npws Roundup
s 'O -Happy Howdy
6 55 -Farm Facts
? 00 -Happy Howdy
7 10 -Local News
7 15 Martin Agronsky
7 in Yawn Palrol
' 40 Gil's Sport Fill
7 is J.,hn McVane
no Breakfast Club
9 00 Wes Title
i is poo Carad
i so My True Story
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in 15 When A Girl
lie SO Companion
tii 45 Aero Mayflower News
in 50 George Put man Closeupi
I u no Coffee Break
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11:45 Lunch Time Meiooies
!1:50 Or-als Tales
j-nn Paul Harvey
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!2 30 Farm News
12 30 Sam Haves
13-45 Bobhy Hmmak
1 OH ru Take Komance
1:10 Trensury Handstand
2 00 Martin Block
S SO Imaging The New
H: 34 Ially Devotional
4' 00 Pros Time
4; is Story Ladv
4:45 Redmond HI School Hour
5:15 Bill Stem
5 jn William Winter
5 45-IVb Garrad
:55 AHC News
MONDAY PJL
8 00 Sports AHeld with Bob Edge
6:15 Sports Slants
8 30 Freedom Sings Concert
6' 55 Local News
7 - Oft ?34th Army Poind
7:15 H.w To Fix It
7' 25--AHC Late News
7 SO Events of the Day
T: S5 rVt'TO Mvflower News
8- GO-Wnrld News
415 AHC Nevs
9:30 V le of Flreetoot
9 00 Stundr"lmir
9 ?5 AKC News
9 SO Offbeat
9' 55 ABC News
10; 00 Sign Off
TUESDAY PJf.
6:00 Rhythm Retvlesvout
1:13 Sports Slants
i iMv uv i Bran
son recently returned home from
the hospital In Bend.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stolberg were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brewer and
daughter of Fall Creek and George
Brewer of Fall Creek. Also visiting
them were Mrs. Ruth Metzger
and Mrs. Jean MacDonald f Eu
gene.
Prineville Court
Activity Picks Up
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Court action of
the past week shows increased
activity after a first-of-the-year
slump. In justice court, with Silas
Taylor presiding, three cases for
collection of monies are listed, to
gether with two minor t-tfic vio
lations and one fine, ' led on
Raymond Hulse of $50 plus costs,
for reckless driving.
Ten cases were cited' in city
court for traffic violations of var
ious types. The largest fine was
$150 levied on Ernest Price for
driving while under the influence
of intoxicating licnior. Other cases
ranged from warnings to $15.
The county clerk's office shows
a continued interest in mining
claims, with one group of 43
claims filed in two groups by
Thomas Sumpter, C. E. Hamilton,
Ray Miller, ' V. M. Hendrix ' and
T. R. Loekhart. Another group of
15 claims were filed by W. E.
Miller.
Twelve separate claims were
filed by other individuals, with the
emphasis of Interest on radio-1
active minerals.
THEIR RECORDS
Only two jockeys have ridden
two consecutive Kentucky Derby
winners: Isaac Murphy won on
Riley in 1890 and repeated on King
man in 1891; Jimmy Winkfield won
on His Eminence in 1901 and re
peated on Alan-a-Dale In 1902.
KOIN TV CHANNEL
MONDAY
i-so Mr. Moon
4:45 Cartoon Tim
5:00 Red Dunning Hour
6:00 Mr. Weatherman
8: 05 Sportscene
6:10 Newt Parade
6: 15 Doug Edwards New
6:30 Robin Hood
7.00 Studio One
8:00 Burns and Allen
8:30 Science Fiction Theatre
9:001 Love Lucy
9:30 December Bride
10:00 Life of Riley
iu:av ,.iuy uhk
10:35 Pattl Page '
10:50-Showtlme on Six
TUESDAY
. 8: 00 Panorama Pacific
8:25 Mr. Weatherman
8:30 Panorama Pacific
8:45 It's Fun To Reduce
9:4)0 Valiant Lady
9 15-Love rof 'Life
9:30 Bearch-for Tomorrow
9:45 Guiding Light
10:00 Armchatr Theatre
. 10:30" Love Story
11:00 Robert O Lewis
11:. "Ml Art Ljtikletter Houseparty
12:00 VWtln;. Time
12:30 Bob Crosby Show .
l:00-Rrlghtr,Day . s
1: 15-Secret Storm
1 5o-On Your Account
3:00 KOIN JfttChen - -'. -
2:3tf-Strtke 'ft Rich
3: op Carry ' Moore Show
3: 39 Arthuc Godfrey Time
:80-Mr.' Mdon v
i:tt-Cartonn"Tirtie
-.0D-iled penning Hour
06 Mr. Weatherman
:0V-Sporucne '
58 .Doug' Edwards Newt
8 SO Jame That Tune
7:80164.000 .Question
7:90 pa You Trust Your Wife
?-00 Phil -Silvers Show
SO Nary Log
9; 00-The Whllier .
9:io-rRvd Sfceiion
10:00 Bill Town' ' ,
10;3O City bwk
10:35 MeetMllUe
U:05-howtltne on Six
Monday thru Friday
6:30 riatterbnslns
6 55 Local News
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7:15 How to Fix It
7 25 ABC Late News
7:30 Events of the Day
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Living:
9 00 So and mirror
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9:30 Offbeat
9:55 ABC News
10:00 61 gn Off
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8:00 Rhythm Rendezvous
6: 15 Sports Slants
6:30 Pres. Elsenhower's News Cont
8:55 Local News
7: 00 Blue Barron
7:15 Pabst Blue Ribbon Fights
7:55 Aero Mayflower News
8:001240 Club
8:30 Your Better Tomorrow
8 55-aHC News
9 00 Soundmirror
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930-Offbeat
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THURSDAY PJVt
:00 Rhythm Renrtetvous
6:15 Sports Slants
6:30 Rhythm Parade
6:55 Local News
7:00-NUona! Guard Show
7:1! How to Fix It
7:25 AHC Late News
7:30 Eve.'ts of the Oar
7:55 Aero Mavflowr News
8:00 Football Forecast
8:30 Your Belter Tomorrow
8:55 AHC News
9-00 Soundmirror
9 28 ABC News
9:30 Offbeat
9:55 ABC News
JO OOSlgn OsT
FRIDAY P.M.
6-00 Rhythm Rendezvous
8-15 Sports Slants
8: so Treasury Show of Sfus
6 55 Local News
7:00 National Guard Show
T: 15 How to FX It
7 J5ABC I-aie News
7; SO-Events of the Day ..
T. S5 Aero Mayflmver Vews
8:00 Redmond HI Scnoot Sports
-85 ABC News
10:00 agn OG
6 th Bend Bulletin,
SWEETIE PIE
yu delivering circular?'
Lodge Session Held at Sisters
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday evening in the base
ment of the Phillips home. Thir
teen members were present and
two visitors.
After the regular lodge meeting,
a Three links session was held.
After the meetings, refreshments
were served by a committee com
posed of Mrs. Velma Gustafson,
Mrs. Norma Shaw, and Mrs. Alma
Phillips.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. 8, at the Phillips home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hietala
and their three children of Oats
kanie visited at ' the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Hayward on Sat
urday. Mrs. Hietala is a sister to
Mrs. Hayward.
Mrs. Laurence Dyer. Camp
Sh"nnan, was hostess tor a copper
toolins meeting held Tuesday after
noon. Those attending the meeting
were: Mrs. Wes Dunbar, Mrs.
Gene Morton, Mrs. Robert Carson,
Mrs. Dolly Moy, and the hostess.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Gene Morton. -
Mr. and Mrs. Glavis Reed Sr.
Increase Noted
In Bank Debits
Special to The Bulletin '
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene The Central Orejoft bank
ing' district, which' includes Bend,
Redmond, and Prineville, reported
a 3.4 .per cent Increase In bank
debits after cbnparlng -the Dec.
1955 total with Wat of Dec. 1954.
Five banks in the area recorded
$26,076,918 in debits for Deo. 1955
while1 the -previous Dec. total was
(25.219,799. This banking region al
so 1 noted "a 6.0 per cent decrease
in comparing tne uec.-ana Nov.
1955 debit totals. The Nov. total
was $27.7-16,163. ,
Total deblt3 for the ' state, as
compiled from - 136 banks, were
$1,588,577,449 for. Dec: 1955, a 4.5
per' cent 'increase over the pre
ceeding Dec., total.
Banx debits .represent the dollar
value of checks drawn against the
deposit accounts of individuals and
business firms. They are generally
regarded as Rood Indicators of cur
rent business activity ' although
their value for this purpose may
be impaired by the inclusion ol
large checks of a type that don't
constitute ' business activity."
The University of Oreaon Bureau
Of Business Research collects bank
debit information from 151 bankl
and branches monthly.
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fc 20 Dinner Musla
6 iSO Reb.'nd the Bfcoey
6:45 Shm Hayes
S:A Bob Or erne Hew
7:00 Memories 4 MekxUes
7:30 News
7:35 Evening Melodies
7:60 lenln Melodies
":00 Reportfrs Roundup
8:30 Public Prosecutor
8:00 News
t: 18 Fulton Lew Jr.
:I0 Off the Record
10:00 Off the tteeord
10:30 True De;cUve Mysteries
11:00 Si n Off
. Tl'KSDAY. J A NT" ART SI, 1958
40-Trlple T Ranch
6.40 Dell Ringers News
7 :00 Hemingway News
7:16 Breakfast Qftft
7 0 Morntasi Melodies
7:40 News
7:46 Worn Ing Roundup
8:00 Cliff Erutle News
8 :16 Northwest News
8 .XJ--atx News
8:30 Raves of Rest
9:00 BuUetin Board
9 :06 Morning Special
8:18 6-flts News
9:20 Here's Hollywood
9:80 The Son A The Star
I At Top Tunes
10: 00 News
10;ia Tello Test
10:30 Fashion Trends
to U 5..ns of tbe Day
i0 40 Ocvr Bb2 Ringing Ntw
108 News
lOito Ms Abtxrt Town
Monday, January 30, 19$6
by Nadine Selhdr
Dufur, visited Sunday afternoon at
the home of her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hammnck.
The Brooks Scanlon Home exten
sion Unit held a class meeting
Tuesday, Jan. 24, at Guild Hall.
The subject for the day was Tex
tile Painting. Those present for the
meeting were: Mrs. Budene Paint,
er, Mrs. Peggy Beil, Mrs. Doro
thy Ludwig, Mrs. Genneve Curtis,
Mrs. VI Campbell, Mrs. Ardis
Moyes, Mrs. Violet Reinecker,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Nichols, Mrs.
Neva Nesbitt, Mrs. Velda Winkle,
and Mrs. Lucy Swearingen. The
next meeting will be held Feb. 8
at the Guild Hall. The subject will
be "Party Planning." Mrs. Merl
LuckenbiU and Mrs. Sally Ray will
be the project leaders.
Benefit Events
Set at Prineville
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE A number of
benefit events for the March of
Dimes cajnpaign have been sched
uled by various oi ionizations here.
On Thursday evening, the V.F.W.
auxiliary held a pie and cake
walk with proceeds tabbed for the
MOD fund. A pinochle party is to
be held Feb. 4, at the Eagles hal!
and profits from ticket sales will
also be turned over to the Crook
county drive.
The Eagles lodge held' a
benefit dance ; Saturday night at
the lodge .halt for the same pur
pose. Prizes for vaiious events
were donated by the auxiliary.
In a ; recent food and candy
sale, the American Legion auxil
iary and the Junior auxiliary re
ported that they netted $32.45 for
the MOD fund here.
Activity Noted
Special to The Bulletin '
PRINEVILLE Increased actlvi
ty and Interest in flying at the
Prineville airport is reported by
Dick Ballantine, manager, in spite
of frequent rain and snow storms
during the past three weeks: New
fledgling pilots who have soloed
this week are Archie Jones and
Bob Hatherill.
A student permit has been is
sued to Adolph Flemmer, the pas
tor of the Church of God of Pro
phecy, and both Bill McKe'.vy and
Gerald Wallace have passed their
written examinations for private
pilot's license. A new student at
the airport is Arnold Juetten.
Ground school is being held
each Thursday night hi advanced
training for instrument flyuig, with
Kenneth Althen as instructor.
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:00NoOTlUm. M,lcxllM
U:10 Today's Clualfteds
11:15 Sports Review
12 : 20 Noontime Melodies
It: 10 News
12 :46 Farmers Hour
1 :00 Redmond Digest
1:16 Realty News
2:00 Matinee Mery-Go-Round
2:30 Matinee Merry-Go-Round
2:45 Bend Ministerial
3:00 News
3:05 Story Time
3:30 Carnatfen Time
1-45 Tello Test
4:00 Northwest News
4:05 Central Oregon News
4:10 Today's Song
4:16 Frank Hemingway Newi
4 :10 Here's Tie Answer
4:48 Sam Hayes News
5 CO Weil em Melodies
6:80 Melody Way
8:iAr Jaenel Heattsr
6 15 Hit Tune Time
6 30 The Alexanders
6.45 Sem Hayes
6 6 Bob '.reen New
7 :00 forward Aaaene
7:30 News
7 35 Evening Melodies
7 45 rurtuetnber When
. T SO Evening Melodies
1:00 Mr. District Attorney
8:30 Eddie Fbber Show
6:46 Popular Favorites
9 .-OnNews
9:16 Fultoft LewVi Jr.
9:80 Island Serenade
9:45 Off The Record
10:90 Off the Beeord
10 :10 TfwMOrr Age&S
11:00 Sign on
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