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PRINEVILLE Rail shipments
continued to run heavy over the
city of Prineville railroad during
June, with records showing 5113
cars of freight hauled.
Lumber accounted for 478 car
loads and lumber byproducts 88.
Petroleum products also ran high,
with 22 cars brought into the
Prineville depot
Other shipments inchided feed
and miscellaneous items.
and Out
The Bulletin, Thursday, July 11, 1963
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GET SPUD VESTS Colorful vesfs mad of burlap m pnswifad to th 1963 Spud rWival
princauas this week by the Redmond Jey-c-eH . SJwwn with the vests they will wr to pro
mote the annual event In Redmond ere, from left, Mary Anne Bennett, Madras; Lore Nord,
Prineville: Sandy Tyrell, Culver, end Kathy Roberts, Slrters. Not present were Virginia Howard,
Lower Bridge, and Sendee Anderson, Bend. Winner of the Miss Spud firle will not be an
nounced until later.
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around. Enjoy the festivities.
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FRIDAYI
Fair, warmer weather ahead
Fair and warmer through Fri
day.
This was the welcome forecast
received today for the Central
Oregon country following more
than two weeks of cool and gen
erally damp weather.
Indicating that the forecast Is
correct, clouds cleared from in
terior Oregon skies last night, but
held to their ramparts In scatter
ed parts of the southern Cas
cades well into the morning.
. Especially happy with the fore
cast of fair and warmer weather
were tourists and other vacation
ists. Most vacationists in the Cas
cades have been camp-bound,, re
sult of frequent showers and wet
woods and meadows.
Deschutes foresters reported
this morning that their forecasts
call not only for rising tempera
tures, but lowering humidity
marks that may bring a renewal
of the fire danger.
In recent weeks, most lookouts
and fire protection units have
been engaged in varied project
work in the forest Today, look
outs were moving back close to
their stations.
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BEND
Kew rotienu In St. Charles
Memorial Hospital are Mrs
Grace Frizll. Redmond; Ron
ald M. DippftM, Prineville; Mrs,
Rlph t. Miller. 1S55 Harmon;
Chariot T. Warren, Bend; David
KeimiK. John Day; Mrs. Edna
Ciwmhaver, 2$ Louisiana; Mrs.
Robert Boyd; Route 1, Bend
Richard Saley. 168 E. Irving; Os
car C Bruckert, Route 1,
Bend; Mrs. Jay Whittenberg,
Klamath Falls: Morris E. Mil
ler, Route 1, Bend; Mrs. Ray
mond Ross, S15 Georgia.
Patients dismissed were Mor
ris Miller, Joseph Freeman, Mary
D. Armstrong; Lee Snider, Harry
Bonner, Edward Robertson
Frank Durham, Mrs. Reed Jen-
sik.
PRINEVILLE
PRINEVILLE New patients
admitted to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital are Mrs. Claude Michel,
Mrs. Ludvig Peterson, Teri
Pound, Michael Grimes, Kather
ine Best, Mrs. Bert Hart, Prine
ville; Edmond Pyritz, Terrebon
ne; Mrs. H. Ward FarreU, Mad
ras. Released have been Edward
Wilson, Mrs. W. T. Reece, Mich
ael Grimes, Terri Pound, Prine
ville. NO REASON NEEDED
LONDON (UPI)-Ballerina Na
dia Ncrina said today she bought
four "fabulous" hats during a re
cent shopping spree in New York.
"I can't really explain why I
bought them," she said. "I don't
wear hats."
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Meetings tonight include: Des
chutes Geology Club, city hall, 8
o'clock; Sons of Norway, Norway
Hall, 8 o'clock.
Aetivitl.s tomorrow Include: Jr.
Golf Lessons, golf course, 9 a.m.;
Women of the Moose rummage
sale. Moose Hall, 9 a.m. to S p.m.
Rosary servics for Charles J.
Chopp, originally scheduled at 8
o'clock tonight in the Niswonger
Reynolds Chapel, have been re
scheduled for 9 o'clock, it was
announced this morning. Mr.
Chopp died July 5 while vacation
ing in Bad Gastein, Germany.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. in the
district courtroom of the county
courthouse.
Btnd Future Farmers of Amer
ica have scheduled a meeting at
8 p.m. tonight in the home of Bill
Sanowski, at the Horseshoe Ranch
on Powell Butte Road.
It's a 10-pound, 1-ounce girl for
Mr. and Mrs. Delford P. Thomp
son, 727 Georgia. The child was
born early this morning in St.
Charles Memorial Hospital, and
has been named Lori Dian.
Drivers License Examiner will
be on duty in Bend on Friday,
July 12, between 8 a.m. and S
p.m. at the State Highway build
ing. Applicants are asked to file
early.
Junior golf lessons will continue
this week at the Bend golf course.
The fourth lesson will be given
at 9 a.m. on Friday. Children are
to bring sack lunches. Punch and
cookies will be served.
Out-of-town outfits for tiie wpri.
ding of Ila Herland and Larry
Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Larson, were Mrs. Lola A. Ban
non, Huntington Beach, Calif.,
Prandmother nf thft prnnm Mrs
Kay Kiscasey and daughter, Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lar
son, Sitka, Alaska, Mr. and Mrs.
Sammy Asberry and four chil
dren from Medford, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Josness and children, Mr.
and Mrs. William Larson, and
Miss Barbara Lundgren, all of
Portland. Scott Asberry, cousin of
the groom and Tammy Larson,
niece of the groom were ring
bearer and flower girl in the wed
ding. Woods pays
$100 fine
Largest municipal court assess
ment Wednesday was paid by
Roland C. Woods, 1374 Kingston
Ave., cited for failing to leave his
name and address at the scene of
an accident. He paid $100 and
court costs.
A $25 fine and costs were paid
by Clarence Edward Polston, Mo
desto, Calif., for being intoxicat
ed on a public street.
James Eldon White, Route 1,
Box 202, was fined $22.50 and
costs for a basic rule violation.
Other traffic violations brought
$5 fines and costs from Tommy
Edward Goucher, 1577 Awbrey
Road, expired vehicle license,
and Richard Leroy Warthen, Sis
ters, reverse turn between inter
sections. North Santiam
hearing subject
SALEM (UPI) The Oregon
Scenic Area Commission will hold
a public hearing here Tuesday on
establishment of scenic areas
along the North Santiam High
way from Salem to Sisters.
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