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Princesses to provide 'life Bend Mirror Pond Pageant princesses early this morning left for Bachelor Butte and the Cascade Laket Highway area to provido "life" for pictures for a motorlog scries of articles. Here to take the pictures and obtain information relative to . the country was Sid King, edi tor, of Oregon State Motorist, gmblication of tho 0 r e g o i "AAA". Accompanying the group on the trip into the Cascades was Frank H. Loggan, local diieetor of the stale motor association. Sunny weather due forecast Scattered showers, mostly light, Ml over Central Oregon last night as the damp July weather continued. But, forecasts indicate, clearing weather is in prospect (or tonight and Thursday. Sunny weather is predicted for Thursday, with temperatures ex pected to range into the mild 75 to 80 degree bracket, in contrast with cool marks of recent days. Following the predicted sunny weather, there is a strong pros pect for more showers about Sun day or Monday, the five-day fore cast indicates. Concert group sets campaign Special to Thi Bulletin PRINEVILLE The Princ-villo-Madras Community Concert Association will hold its annual membership drive beginning Oct. 15. It was decided at a recent planning and election meeting of the group. "Dr. Evan Jones was named as president for the coming year. Other officers are Mrs. Roy John son, vice president: Dick Hoppcs, second vice president; Darrel Wtight, Madras, third vice presi dent: Mrs. Joe Lehmberg, secre tary; Mrs. M. D. Barney, treasu- rer: Mrs. Doris Donnelly, publici ty chairman; Mrs. Ed Van Wink le, dinner chairman. Hoppes was named to head the membership drive. Membership In the group brings admission to six concerts during the season, with three held in Prinevllle and three In Bend. DA veterinarian coming to Bend -Dr. Harry Naylor has replaced Dr. Donald Smith as Oregon De partment of Agriculture veterin arian assigned to the Bend area and serving Deschutes, Jefferson and Lako Counties. - Smith, who came to the Bund area in August, l2, after serv ice with the U. S. Air Force, left June 24 to take a position with the radiological survey unit of the U. S. Public Health Service at, Las Vegas, Nevada. Dr. Naylor came to Bend from Hie Dalles. He has been area veterinarian at Hie Dalles for the department since December, 1062, serving Wasco, Mood River, Sher man and Gilliam Counties. For the present he will nh-o continue to serve these counties through an arrangement with tho county agent's office at Tho Dalles. - Trior to joining the Department of Agriculture, Dr. Naylor was In private veterinary practice rt Anchorage, Alaska, and before that practiced in Texas. For FAST RESULTS Advertise In The Bulletin Classified 41 jo) ipi'M iuoOejo Ju3 JO) JA Ct JU ' iSMDna jo laxDna Starts Tonight Gates Open 8:15 Show At Dusk! V K "THE HUMS" r 4-- , .;. -v . i : : " : - V 1 '""' PAVING UNDERWAY Dump truck takes load of dirt from county power shovel in first phase of dirt-street paving opera tion at West I Ith and Quimby. At least three other dirt roadways in Bend are schedulod to undergo paving in 1963. Redmond hospital to re-submit wing' bond issue to voters Special to The Bulletin change could le made in esti- HEDMOND Directors of Ceil- J mated cost of the project, as all tral Oregon District Hospital j such construction must meet re- voted unanimously Tuesday night to re-submit to the voters a $375,- U00 bond issue proposal for con struction of a new hospital wing. The election will take place August IS, from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. in the Redmond City Hall. Tho new figure is $15,000 less than the amount in tho propositi defeated by 37 voles last April. The lesser amount was made pos sible by expenditure of funds on hand lur several items in the ex isting building included in the earlier proposal Intercom and tire-alarm systems, an electrical call board and other wiring. Total cost of the new construc tion and remodeling has been estimated in excess of $400,000, but a $24,000 building fund now on hand would be utilized in the con struction. Central Oregon District Hospit al recently received full accredi tation from the joint commission on accreditation nf hospitals in Chicago, for the first time in its decade of operation. It was stated at the time by the association thai In order to attain accreditation, the hospital must curry out its proposed building program to re lieve over-crowded conditions. Directors stressed that little Catholic church work started Special te The Bulletin REDMOND Construction has started on the new Catholic Mis sion Church at Sisters, reports the Rev. Francis McCormack of St. Thomas' Catholic Church ol Redmond. Rev. McCormack also will serve the Sisters church upon its completion early in Septem ber. Contractor is lliigcrs Construc tion Company of Bend, which l submitted a bid of $20 876 on the i wood frame building The church will feature a concrete slab foun dation and exposed lcam roof. Area of the structure will be 1B.0 square feel. Rev. McCormack report Uiat (lie Catholic Extension Society, headquartered in Chicago. ha CO headquartered in Chicago, hat contributed JI0.WO low aid con struction of the 8iktt church. The Society will wlect a name for the Mission, he vaid. AMIHKAH IHIIRNATIOHAL-S OPERATION in Color Scope m'- yew i 111.1,1 111 I .1. .''' ' MS ;. .' Wtyl l yinmn .iiim.ii. .i.iimii niuii m " mm.. .n..w m mkh i m il. ; . quit cinema vi me simc wmu ui health. Rev. D. Abbott back from trip, speaks Sunday Special te The Bulletin I'RINEVILLE - The Reverend David V. Abbott of Uie Prineville Community Church will be re turning from his vacation in Bal boa Island. Calilomla. Uila week. He will deliver the sermon at the morning worship service at 11 a.m. this Sunday. Preceding the worship service will be Sunday School classes, be ginning at 9:45 a.m. At 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Christian Endeavor classes will be held for Juniors, Intermediates and High School ers in the upstairs of the church. Several church activities have been planned for this week and the following week. Thursday at 2 p.m. the Bethany Circles of the Women's Council will meet at the home of Margaret Nicholas. At 8 p.m. Faith Circle will meet with Shirley McGillvery. The Shipmates Club regular ; monthly business meeting has i been re-scheduled for Saturday, ! July 13. Monday, July 15, marks the I regular meeting of the Women's ! Council at 8 p.m. In the fireplace I room of the church. Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Board if Education will : hold its monthly meeting. The Fellowship Club will hold I Its annual potluck picnic on Wed-1 nesday, July 17. The picnic will ! begin at 6:45 p.m. at the home of I Don and Esther Johnson, 1348 i Crcstview Road. All members arc cordially Invited to attend this annual affair. DAIRY MARKET PORTLAND (ITI) Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: AA extra large 40-42c; AA largo 38-40c: A large 36-3UC; AA medium 20-34c: A small 23 2Vc; cartons 1 3c higher. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 66c; cartons 3c higher; B print twc. Cheese (medium cured) To rrtaileri: 46-Wc; processed Amer ican 5-10 lb loaf, 43-48C. Starts Thursdayl "BobflOPS Anita EM? Action Co-Hit Paving projects were stalled two yean ago following unfavor. able Circuit Court decision on assessments to property owners. Now Deschutes county is helping city complete .some long-overdue projects. Albany industry purchases Portland firm PORTLAND fUPD- Northwest Industries, Inc., of Albany Tues day announced purchase of Prod uct Engineering Co. of Portland in a move that combines two of the Northwest's major producers of industrial components. No purchase price w a s an nounced. .Northwest I.-'.st:.' sac: i in fabrication of corrosive-resistant, refractory and reactive met als for use in the chemical, aero space and pulp and paper indus tries. Product Engineering is the largest die casting firm in the Northwest. President Charles W. McCor mack of Northwest Industries said the Portland firm will be oper ated as a subsidiary and will be e:,.anded in the fields of cu:' die casting, plastic molding and die making. POTATO MARKET PORTLAND (UPI) Potato Long Whites 3.15-3.50; some best 3.65-4.00, sized 2 oz spread 4.50 4.75; bakers 3.50-3.75; U.S. No 2s 2.50-2.85; Round Reds including Sz. B 3.25-3.50. SAVE ON THE All NEW 1963 DRIFTER TRUCK CAMPERS Custom Made To Fit Your Truck Reg. 395.00, Now Only 345.00 100 Financing Available Offer Endt July 16th Located Behind Bob't Sporting Coodt Ph. 382-2376 t: . . Daily 6 KOIN TV 8.00 Ntmwtne 6.15 Civtikile Newt SO Cain's Hun1r1 Nei Beat Hunt ley-Urlnklcy Dutrliur Spurt le Across The Sea (c The Vtntiman :W T"wn M' W.rli -30 Duhle tit HI 9.1x1 Bovcily lliliinlUci 9:; Dick Van Dyke Stvwr Kraft n-.m Reckoning Ml: at Elevenm 11 W Ntuhtvcrw 11: St All Slar Wrestling Ntsrit beat Tom nut SIM kATU-I V haniieJ t ti M Maxenck 7 in linwlm Mant 7 .W l-iirl Journey hOtl r (hnnitel 10 6 30 Whm m Ne.s 7:(tt Pet (r Kids 7: lb Knend'v liiant 7. 3n Refrelter Main IHl 6 1HJ 30 Prayer Hymn 7 i Tiay 1.M Weathsr rVrsCeUt Today. 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Bllku s a' ' Poceyt Cartuun 5 to Ne'vscere New Heat tin t t nt,ile Mt fmnt tnfmt.tln lnmiM by ttHetistoa ftUUuas aoJ its arrurarf ciiuxh be suaninleftj hi Ibe ttend Bulletin. Overhulse will address Demos State Senator Boyd Overhulse of Madras will address members of the executive committee of the Party at 8 p.m. Friday at the Superior Cafe in Bend. His topic will center around the proposed referral of the $60,000,- 000 tax package passed by the 1963 legislature. Dr. Orde S. Plnckney, chair man of the executive committee, said that the group would prob ably make a recommendation in connection with the proposed cir culation of petitions on the mat ter. All central committee members have been asked to attend the ses sion which will also be open to the public. The Friday meeting will replace the usual monthly central committee session that was to have been held Sunday. TWO YOUTHS HELD Two 14-year-old Bend boys were held in custody by city police Tuesday and later released to their parents, after being charged with petty larceny of a local drug store and entering the senior high school. TV Ws r KGW TV 12 KPTV Cartoon Castle CVchnin A the News Henm-jey Wagon Twin Going My Way AUfclcry Theatre Our Man Hlseins Hour News tlnal M 'vte U! J: 00 Beaver EUersll 9 X1 hiJ Journey 10. UU Tes in at Steve Alien m Tl-e Kinder 8 D) What in the World J ffl Escape From Uit Cage 9 .m Jerome H:nt-5i NV'O Playwright at Work KMM V $5(D00 The Bulletin, "T Briefs 1 1 f 7 Activities tonight include the following: Sagebrushcrs Art So ciety, 851 Roosevelt Avenue, 7:30; Westminster Presbyterian Wo men's Missionary Society, church social room, 7:30: Cascade Cam era Club, City Hall, 8 o'clock: Skyline Squares, Central Oregon College ballroom, 8:30. Suzanne Louise is the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Miller. 1355 Harmon Boulevard. Tho six-pound, two-ounce baby was born on July 10 at 5t. cnaries Memorial Hospital. . Dr. and Mrs. James M. Whiten- and of La Jolla, Calif., arrived Saturday for a ten-day visit with the doctor s mother, Mrs. B. t,. Whisenand of Bend. James E. Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Larson, 831 Fed eral, left Monday for Fort Mon mouth, New Jersey where he will attend an Army school of elec tronics. His sister-in-law and her two daughters will travel with him as far as Omaha, Nebraska, where she will join her husband who is in the Air Force. They have been visiting for the past month with Larson's parents. Duplicate bridge play will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the basement of the Elks Temple. Mrs. Hugh McNair and Mrs. Dale Jones will be Jaycee Auxiliary hostesses for coffee. Len Davit, a former employee of Pacific Power and Light in Bend, was elected recently as mayor of Idanlia, Oregon. Davis presently owns and operates a clothing and variety store in Man ila. Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. There will also be a game night on Friday at 8 p.m. Conley Brooks of Minneapolis, Minn., president of Brooks Scanlon, Inc., is in Bend this week conferring with local of ficials of the company. Accom panying Brooks is his son Steph en, and a friend, David Kingman, also of Minneapolis, Minn. They arrived hi Bend Monday. Ruth Ann Conklln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Conklin, 348 State Street, returned to New York Saturday after visiting here CRAZY j&1 if You receive Bel Air frozen fruits and vegetables ... free . . . with the purchase of each Montgomery Ward Tru-Cold 15 cu. ft. deluxe freezer. Only 177 (plus transportation) V, Wednesday, July 10, 1963 Heve and "There -I with her parents for a wenk. A former Bend high stiicknt, Hulh Ann is a fasluon model in New York. First Lutheran women will; meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the j Fireside Room of Lullier House, j Major and Mrs. John Johnson and their four children returned yesterday to their home In Seat tle, after visiting with Mrs. Ruth McKay and family, Carroll Acres. Johnson is an Air Force career officer. He and his family were en route back to Washington, alt er vacationing in California. Future Farmers of America, Bend chapter, will meet Thursday at 8 p m. at Uie home of Bill Sanowski, at the Horseshoe Ranch on Powell Butte Road. Mr. and Mrs. Gary koseberry. Crescent, are the parents of a boy, born July ' 10 at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds, one ounce, and has been named TaJ Garrett. Alcoholics Anonymous will hold a regular meeting Thursday in the Deschutes county district court room, at 8:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Freeman and children, Marvel, Vickie, Beverly,- Chris and Patsy, returned recently from a vacation trip to Warraud, Minn., where they vis ited relatives. Freeman is an equipment operator for Brooks Scanlon, Inc., in Uie road con struction department, and Mrs. Freeman is employed at North Pacific Products Co. The family lives on Trap Club Road. Left Your Luggage? Better that you leave your traveling bags behind than to forget to check our Vacation- IVavel Accident plan before you take a trip! ... If you will be vacationing on the nation s highways, please call me before you go. EASTERN OREGON AGENCY 135 Oregon Ave. 382-3783 representing WOODMEN ACCIDENT and LIFE COMPANY DAZE PREVUE! FROZEN i ' t with these Montaomerv Ward freezers . . . Thurs., Fri., Sat. onlyl worth of Safeway with the purchase of each Montgomery Ward Tru-Cold 17 cu. ft. deluxe freezer. Only $209 (plus trans.) MONTGOMERY WARD 1032 BOND BEND 382-5521 POLSTON SETS BAIL Clarence Edwin Polston, 45, of Modesto. Calif., was arrested by city police Tuesday on charges of being intoxicated in a public place. Bail was fixed at $27.50. 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