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12 The Bulletin, Wednesday, August 21, 1963 ANOTHER FOOTBALL TEAM The Bulletin published a pic ture Saturday, August 17, of the Jim O'Keefe family of eight Indicating that he had almost enough for a football team. The picture today shows the Stanley McKinney family of 1837 Har riman In Bend with enough members for a football team plus Television in review Defracfors claimed Odefs lost sfafure by moving to Hollywood By Rick Du Brow UPI Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Play wright Clifford 'Gdets, who died last week of cancer and who had been at work on a new NBC-TV anthology series, was often de scribed by detractors as an auth- or who had lost stature when he J left Broadway for Hollywood. Few writers, in fact, have been . such a constant target. And there was ammunition for his attack ers when they compared the Im pact of some of his early stiige plays with most ot his movies. Vet, aside from the personal tragedy of his death at 57, and despite tho fact Uiat he . had turned out two of Uie 10 tolo- plays he had projected as story editor for the new Richard Boone anthology, it Is a pity he did not have the chance to warm up to Take close look af his ring finger - By Vtrnon Scott ' ' UPI Staff Wrlttr HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Next time you see Alan Ladd in a V movio take a close look at the ring of his left hand. T : If he's playing a married man you'll notice a chain link wedding band glittering on the finger. If r Ladd is swashbuckling around as ' a single man, you're liable to see any numlier of outsized rings adorning the digit. One thing is certain, you'll never see it naked. , The handsome, long time screen Idol claims he is not superstitious, ' but when it comes to his wedding ring Ladd is a fanatic. Not since his wife. Sue, placed the . ring on his finger during their wedding ceremony in Ti juana 22 years ago has the actor been without It. "When she put lhat ring on my finger I mndo a promise that I'd never tako it off," he said during quiet lunch in Uie patio of his magnificent home. "And I never have." Sue. delighted by her husband's sentiment, said, "I didn't make any such promises. But Alan has given me such beautiful jewelry that I have several wedding bands to wear with various matching outfits." "In one of my first movies I showed up for work the first day and the director told me VI have to take off tho ring," Ladd grinned. "I told him to forget It. "There was an impasse for a while, then one of tho prop men came up with the idea of making a cinmplike ring to fit right over my wedding band. It was a big Indian head ring that hid my own ring completely." Since then Ladd has had a variety of clamps made at the expense of the studios, naturally to cover his wedded status. He has a box full of them. Western rings, signots, college rings, rings with big stones, and rings bearing the emblems of West Point, Uie Navy and the Air Force. In his role of Nevada Srnii'n ior, -me i arpetwiqeers Ladd is right back where he started, wearing an Indian head ring. .'; '! 4sV. i' I the mass television medium with his natural bont for popular play production. First of all, as he liked to point out, he at least had not dehumanized his characters as most video writers have. Second, he had come to roasonable terms with his position as a creator and had himself in perspective not entirely satisfied, but at least clear-eyed and therefore in a mood for work. Third, he was an almost impeccable craftsman no mean quality. Fourth, ho was genuinely enthused about the idea of Boone's weekly television at tempt at a reertory theatre, with its own group. Some of Odcls' obituaries were peremptory. They almost read like reviews. Yet, while there is no need for false praise of the dead, his only crime was that he was not as great a playwright as some people thought he should have been. A man's life is all he has got, and is worth more than a brushoff. Those who have read or seen his plays like "Waiting for Lefty," "Awake and Sing," "Golden Boy", "The Country Girl" and "Tho Flowering Peach" surely can't bo so naive as to think that remaining on Broad way would have changed his bas ic abilities. What he was, was a master of Uie uses of a theatre: he knew how to charge an atmo sphere with electricity; he could excite, stir, entertain, and he had a few ideas. If he was not im mense, he at least left some works to remember. Ho admitted to having yearned to be a significant writer. He ad mitted the machine-like approach of most Hollywood films. "Every body runs to TV," he said, in dicating he might have been bet ter off if Uiero were no film in dustry. But of his movies, lie said: "It's professional work, I'm a professional writer." He knew his position, precisely. Tho Channel Swim: A 90-min-ute special about the lale movie producer, Cecil B. DcMille, will air Dec. l on NBC-TV On Nov. 24. samo network offers a one hour salute to tho recording in-dusti-y, featuring Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Bob Hone and Sammy Davis Jr. Mort Said has been signed for the Sept. 21 penniere and further outings of ABC-TV's new two-hour Jerry Lewis pro gram ..There has been talk Uiat comedian Sahl may do his per sonalized, satirical "news com mentaries" regularly on Uie Sat urday night Lewis series. Jackie Cooper is expected to have Barbara Stanwyck as his costar in his planned 1964 63 CBS TV drama series, in which he plays a county agent in the Southwest ... Negro leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and Roy Wilkins will be interviewed Sunday on NBC-TV's "Meet the Press." LOST? 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Orepon. 1 -Legal Notice polrwri Mnnrir TTrvtne Divliiiunpa Mn Ant 11... following doRs will be offered for sale at Uie Citv Pound at 5::tO p.m. August 23. 1963: Male Shepherd Collie, brown ish yellow color Male Cocker, blond EnU K. Moon, Chief of PoUce 218-C PUBLIC NOTICE It shall be unlawful for any person to use water for irriga tion at any hour other than as permitted under regulations is sued hereunder: 1. Persons with ven house numbers irrigate on even days from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. 2. Pel-sons with odd house numbers irrigate on odd days from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. except on the 31st day of the month no irrigating hours. 3. 31st day of month no irri gation by either even house numbers or odd house numbers. 4. Avoid wasting water at all times. 5. Any person violating any of these regulations ts liable to a fine of not to exceed twenty-five dollars ($25.00). Julia S, Johnson, City Recorder 2t5-C NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DES CHUTES 'No 1?)36) METROPOLITAN Lift LN- SURANCE COMPANY, a corp oration, PlainUff, vs. LARRY GENE MORRISON and BARBARA IRENE MOR RISON, husband and wife, and EDWARD R. GLAAB and MAR IAN F. GLAAB. husband and wife. Defendants. By virtue of an execution is sued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled cause, to me directed and dated the 26th day of July, 1963, upon a decree rendered in said Court on the 22nd day of July, 1963, in iavor oi Metropolitan Life In surance Company, plaintiff, and against defendants Edward R. Glaab and Marian F. Glaab, Husband and wife, and each of them, for the sum of Sll.135.62. with Interest thereon at the rate of 5 per cent per annum from November 1. 1962, untU paid, and the further sum of $35.00, with interest thereon at the iaw 01 o ppr cent per annum from April 19, 1963, until paid, and the further sum of $300.00. and the further sum of $47.45 costs and disbursements, and the costs of and unon this writ demanding me to make sale of the following described real property situated In the County or Deschutes, State of Oregon, to-wit: The North halt (NH) of Lots Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (161 in Block Twentv-six (261 of CENTER ADDITION TO BEND. Deschutes Coun ty. Oregon. NOW. THEREFORE, hv vir tue of said execution and in compliance with the command of said writ, I will, on Wednes day, the 11th day of September, 1963, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. at the front door of the County Courthouse in Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, sell at public auction isuDject to reoemption) to the highest bidder for cash. all the right, title and interest which the within named defend ants and each and aU of them in the above entitled suit had on the 1st day of April, 1960. the date of the mortgage herein foreclosed, or since that date had in and to the above de. scribed property or any part thereof, to satisfy said execu tion and decree, interest, costs and accruing costs. Dated at Bend, Oregon, this law nay or August, wra. First PublicaUon: August 14, 1963. Last PublicaUon: September 1, lilttl. FORREST C. SHOLES. SHERIFF, Deschutes County, Oregon 212-21 8-224-229-C SUMMONS IN THE C1KCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DES CHUTES. DONALD LYNN SIMONSEN and BERNICE C. SIMONSEN, riuuiuiis. vs. ALFRED M. DAVIS, JERRY J. L1BBY. ALBERT E. SUN SHINE. SAM R CHROMAN and BARRY RAPPAPORT, De- lennanis. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear in the above entiUed Court and Cause within 30 davs from the date of the first publication of tins summons upon you and answer or otherwise plead to me complaint 01 uie plaintiffs herein, and if vou fad for want thereof, the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the re- uei prayed tor in toe Lomolaint. to-wit: Judgment against the defendants for tho sum of $23. 500.00. with interest thereon at the rate of 6 ner cent per an- num from May 21, 1962. for the further sum of $1245.00 attor ney's fees and for their costs and disbursements incurred herein: and for a further decree determining Uiat said mortgage as set out in Exhibit A be fore closed In this suit, that the Droo- erty described therein be sold at a public sale under execution in the manner provided bv law and the proceeds thereof be ap plied first to the costs of the sale, second to the costs and ex penses of this suit, including at torney's feos, third to vne pay. mcnt of this judgment, and the balance. If any, to bo paid over to the defendants as thetr inter est may appear, and in the event said premises shall not sell for an amount sufficient to pay the costs of this suit, attor ney's fees, and this said judg ment, that plaintiffs be award ed a deficiency judgment against the defendants for anv such deficiency, together with such other and further relief as to the Court seems just. This Summons is served upon tou by publication in the Bulle tin, a newspaper of general cir culation, published daily in Bend, Deschutes County, Ore gon, pursuant to an order made and entered herein on the 29th day of July, 1963, by Honorable Joe Thalhofer, Circuit Judge pro tern, which order requires that you appear and answer or otherwise plead herein within thirty days from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons. Date of first publication: July 31 1963 McKAY! PANNER & JOHNSON Attorneys for Plaintiffs Residence: Bend, Oregon 200-206-212-218-C SUMMONS CASE NO. 12115 EJ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES. DAVID GERIG and ELLEN I. GERIG, husband and wife, and LILY AN KAY. Plaintiffs, VS JANE DOE BRUNING, also known as Mrs. Robert K. Brun- lng, and also any other person or persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest ui the real estate de scribed in the Complaint herein, and all other unknown heirs or devisees of any such person or persons, who may now be de ceased, ueienaants. TO: JANE DOE BRUNING, aka Mrs. Robert K. Bruning, and also .my other person or persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, Uen or inter est in the real estate described in the Complaint herein, and aU other unknown neirs or devisees of nnv such nerson or Dersons. who may now be deceased, DE FENDANTS, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You, and each of you, are required to ap pear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause on or before the last day prescribed in the Order for Publication of Summons herein, and if you fail so to appear and answer for want thereof Plaintiffs will ap ply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the Complaiat, a succinct statement of which is as follows: That the Defendants be com peUed to plead and set forth the nature of their several claims and interests in the real prop erty described as follows, for the purposes of submitting the same to the judicial determina tion of the above entitled Court: The North half of SecUon 25, Township 15 South, Range 10 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Deschutes County, Oregon. That all adverse claims of said Defendants, and each and all of them, may be determined hv a Decree of this Court, and by said Decree it be considered, declared and adjudged that the Plaintiffs are the owners in fee simole of said Dremises. and that none of the Defendants have any right, title, estate, uen or interest in or to the same, or any portion thereof, and that the Defendants be. and each of them be. forever barred and en joined from asserting any claim or ngni wnaisoever 111 or ur swj premises or any portion thereof adverse to tne riainmis. For such other and further re lief as the Court may deem meet and proper, the Plaintiffs not demanding a judgment for costs against the Defendants or any of them. Tliis Summons Is published pursuant to an Order of the above entitled Court, made and entered on the 22nd day of July. 1963, and said Order prescribed the time of publication as once a week for four successive wef ks, and prescribed the date of the first publication as the 31st day of July, and the date of the last publication as the 28th day of August, 1963. Thomas B. Swanton Attornev for Plaintiffs 530 N. Broadway, Coos Bav. Oregon 200-206-212-21 8-224-C 3-Funeral Notices D1LLEY, SAMUEL H., Services Thursday 10 a.m. at Tabor's Bond Funeral Home. Kev. D. L. Penhollow, officiating. Pri vate committment at River view Abbey, Portland. 8-Special Notices ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS For Information call 382-4780. or Redmond 548-3606. FIRE HAZARDS Reduce 'm with weed and grass control, 382-0277. INSECT WARNING Spider mites and aphids here now. Protect your trees and shrubs. Sprav. 382-0277. WILL BUY real estate con tracts or mortgages. Write Mer. Camp Sherman, Oregon. RUMMAGE SALE: Smart Mart, sponsored by Bend Senior High Rally Squad, on tennis court, across from Safeway's, Friday and Saturday, August 23 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 10-ost & Found LOST: Ladies watch, gold band. Downtown. 447-7435. Reward. 14-Moving, Tikng. Storage SAVE 50 OR MORE Rent New Moving Vans From Avis. We Furnish Everything. But The Driver AVIS RENT-A-TRUCK SYSTEM Bend 382-2151 17-Help Wanted ATTENTION: Man or woman quality for Rawleigh business in Bend or Deschutes County. Should be 25 or over. Many earn $2.75 to $3 hourly and up. Part time considered. Write Rawleigh. 306 Adeline, Oak. land. Calif., 94607. 13-Help Wanted Male DRIVER SALESMEN Required for the following Bend 3 Prineville . 2 Madras 2 Redmond I $576. per month Plus bonuses, commissions, rapid advancement, life insurance benefits, company profit har. ing, etc. No investment or ex perience required. These ire permanent positions. Apply 10 A.M.-Only Aug. 22nd Sample Room 2-P!lot Butte Inn MECHANIC WANTED, used cars. Franks Motors, North Highway f,. i 18-Help Wanted Male QUALIFIED Machinist. Write Bulletin Box 820B. 19-Help Wanted Female TWO IMMEDIATE openings. If you are single, 21 to 35, no dependents and can qualify for permanent factory positions, as Inspection, inventory and press operator, 382-3921 for appoint ments. BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Icb1. Write Bulletin Box 820A. WANTED, MOTHERS of first, second, third and fourth grade students to help organize tap classes. Free lessons. Call Mrs. Claude Weikel, 382-1556. Wal lace Dance School. BEAUTICIAN WANTED, full time. Be Lovely Beauty Salon, 382-2744. 20-Servlce Directory PAINTING KITCHEN $35. Liv ing . Room $35. Bedroom $3o, Bath $15. Exterior Painting. Also Commercial. Harper 382-4692 BRICK BLOCK laying, all kinds. (chimneys, fireplaces, walls, Diilars. smaller houses). Rea- sonable, good work. After 7:34 p.m. 136 Florida. 382409. ELECTRIC HEATING Complete electric heating serv ice. Installation and repairs. Any make electric neater. BILL'S ELECTRIC 942 Hill St. 382-2821 DAVENPORT MATTRESS & UPHOLSTERY Where you buy better, and pay less. 1164 Harriman, right be hind Courthouse. 382-3320. EXPERT TV & Radio Repair Service Call only $3.50 Jim's TV Service 382-3027 DRESSMAKING AND altera tions. Reasonable rates, satis faction guaranteed. Mrs. Frier, 382-1098. WANTED: Yard and lawn jobs. by hour or contract. No j o b too smau. iree estimates, Bend Outdoor Grooming Serv ice, 382-3582, extension 2. NEED A CAR TO TAKE YOUR VACATION? Read the Classified section of The Bulletin every day! The car that you want will be found right here, under classification 100. Don't waste any more time read ing this, look at the auto mobile ads that are here. FURNITURE REFINISHING Work guaranteed. 548-2511 MUSSON'S REFINISHING STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Marilyn Bull 382-0268 MIKE'S ELECTRIC REPAIRS: Washer, dryer, freez er, refers, water heaters, furn aces. ALL MAKES. EV 2-5312. PAINTING DONE. Reasonable rates. Anderson 382-2043. PAINTING ALL kinds, brush or spray. References furnished. Carroll & Sons, 548-2367. Red mond, Oregon. BEV'S REWEAVING, now next to Tom Tom Drive Inn. Free estimates. 382-1948. PAINTING Pickups $35.00 Clean ud job Enamel 438 Heyburn 382-4692 EXTERIOR Painting, contract or hour. Reasonable. Harper, 382-4692. APPRAISALS Real Estate - Farm Loans Madras 475-2434 Box 739. Madras, Ore. STATE CENTER REALTY Don Lehman Broker 22-BuiIding Sup-Cont Cover Your Patio with Corrugated PLAS-O-LITE PLASTIC Lightweight, yet durable Plas-O-Lite will brighten your patio, and give it that "dressed-UD" look - see it today at Miller Lumber. Plas-O-Lite Is available In 8-10 and 12 ft. lengths, with green, white and yellow sheets in stock. Most other colors avail able on order. 35c sq. ft. AU necessary accessories are also available here at Miller's. where all your lumber and building materials are at your instant aisposai. STORM DOORS Priced from 34.19 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Thirftway Store & Yard 1 Greenwood 382-4301 24-Situationi Wtd, Male WANTED Carpenter work, painting, free estimates, good work. 382-2408. 30-Miscellaneous for Sale VVESTSIDE 2ND HAND T25 Columbia off Galveston 382-2425 Used Furn. & Misc. TOP SOIL, fill dirt, dump truck, tractor loader work, excava tions. 383-5161. NOW ft Beef 45c lb., cut to order FREE. Freezers all sizes, 10 year warante. It pays to shop here for com plete freezer food supplies All locally financed. Midstat Meat Co.. 382-3651. FOR RAWLEIGH Products call 382-1694. FOR THE best deal on "earth" csll Larry Cvawforri 382-0598. Top soil, fill dirt, cinders, trac tor work. PERSONAL PROPERTY from Estate, includes TV cable, bed, dresser, gas range, tools and equipment. 345 Riverside, call 382-2100. SPEriAt. SAI.F. l.H;. rf,.,J ainner ruig and man s Hamil-i -.. .....vm,. fULMUSI UUl House. I 30-Miscellaneous for Sale ONE DAVENPORT and chair. hassock, coffee table, library table, chair, rocker, occassion al tables. Zenith radio. TV, dressing table, chifforobe, box springs, mattresses, beasteaa, oak chest Speed Queen wash ing machine, four rugs, vacu um sweeper. Singer sewing macmne. Miscellaneous Items. See at 230 Hill Street. BEND BARGAIN CENTER is now open under new manage ment. iNew ana usea doming, shoes, furniture and miscel laneous articles. Bring all your good and better things on con signment, to the Bend Bargain Center, 730 Glenwood Drive, 382-1533. Open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. FOR SALE: 1000 new 6x8x16 pumice blocks. Sell any amount, zc eacn. iw-ow. 31 -Appliances, Furniture SALE 15 cu. ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER Was $177.00 NOW 1 59.95 MONTGOMERY WARD 1032 Bond St. 382-5521 BARGAIN TREE Everything New St Used Complete Home Furnishings Buy-Sell or Tradel J It M Furniture THE BIG GREEN STORE 1854 N. 1st, 382-2202 Just 3 blks. No. Pioneer Park WE'RE LOADED with used ranges, and we're practically giving them away. Most all makes and models to choose from including Frigidaire, Hot point and many others. They're all reconditioned and guaran teed to give you the best of service. Prices start as low as $29.50. Also refrigerators from $49.50. Stop in and take a look today! Oregon Equipment Company, 165 East Greenwood. LATE MODEL Servel gas re frigerator, $100. 505 East La- layette. LATE MODEL Easy washer ana aryer comoinauon. lie- cunainonea ana guaranteea. No down payment, $7.50 per montli OAC. Ken Cale Hard- ware, intra & Greenwood. 24" GENERAL Electric push- Dutton electric range. Full oven. Excellent condition. $52. 50. Also portable electric Sing er Sewing Machine. Excellent operating condition. $22.50. 382 1318. 32-Musical Instruments UPRIGHT PIANO $115 or make offer. 382-6889. SIMPLICITY OF Controls, ex cellence of material and tonal design, make the Gulbransen Organ an outstanding favorite with the informed musician. Try them! Hemmingson Piano Ar Organ Service, Museum BIdg.. South 97. call 382-5177. 40-Farmer's Column BUY, SELL or trade all types norses. wanted, chicken feed, horses. Madras 475-3439 or 475 2148. FOR SALE: large Guernsey cow, just fresh. 382-3076. SADDLES - repairing. Reed's oawue onop, 1134 oaiveston. 41-Livestock. Horses MILK COWS for sale, aU breeds, good family cows. Top show stock, all good producers. Dave Pick, yi mile north of Reindeer Farm, Redmond, Oregon. 548 3852 or 548-2592 FOR SALE: 6 year old unbroke mare, $100. 382-4238 after 6 p.m. 42-Poultry. Rabbits BEND EGG 8t POULTRY WHOLESALE Eggs, chickens, turkeys. Custom poultry killing. Poultry received Monday thru Friday. 740 E. First 382-1042. 43-Dogs. Pets, Etc. VACATION BOARDING, DOGS v-rixo. x-uppies, pooaies, chihuahua, fox terriers and pekes. Also Siamese kittens. Ranch Pet Kennels. 382-3634. TOWN AND Country Pet Shop. pvruuig ivenneis. 3-lo4. BRAND NEW litter sad sacks. Bassett babies, 3 weeks old. now $50 before 6 weeks. Come see them. Also have 2 beauti ful show quaUty poodle pup pies. CROOKED RIVER KEN- iijL.ua. r-micvme 441-5735 TWO SHORTHAIR puppies. 1 male, 1 female, $20 each. 382 2960. 47-Wanted to Buy FIFTEEN FOOT camp trailer. Phone 382-1474. MONEY AVAILABLE Want to purchase first mort gages and sales contracts at a discount. Write The Bulletin Box 201-A. Bend. Ore. 50-Fuel, Coal. Wood, Oil CALL GANT for your winter 51 -Wanted to Rent WANTED TO rent or lease from o to ou acres nay or pasture. 5 room modern house, near main highway. Can furnish refr. ences. Write care The Bulletin, Box 817A. ELDERLY COUPLE, no chil dren or pets, 2 or 3 bedroom, aU or part furniture, prefer northeast. 382-4832 or 382-2521. 54-Rooms for Rent FOR MAN. Quiet. Kitchen, bath, private entrance. 382-0710 56-Apartments for Rent "RIVER TF.RRAi-F." One & two bedroom verv clean. spacious grounas. s.iz.50 to $65 mo. Call manager 382-4691. TWO BEDROOM and 1 bed room, IV cables, garbage and water furnished, garages. Fur niture available. 382-5243. NEW VIRGINIA Apartments. rarreu itoaa. rour z-Dearoom units available September 15. 55-Apartments for Rent TWO BEDROOM duplex, waZ ter, TV cable paid, $60 month 382-9970. 57-Apartments Furnished ONE BEDROOM, water, heat7 s""6 t'njuuc irving Apts.. Apt. 4. 160 Irving. 8 T.nUI R1TNTAT.K loan . ed 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments. Private yards. $40 and up. Hill's Apartments, R e d mond, Ore. Phone 548-2661 TWO BEDROOM, utilities paid' 382-3765. Bend Park AparU ments. ONE BEDROOM apartment' Water, garbage, and heat paid! 362 Riverside, 382-1783. NEWLY Redecorated, 2 bed room apartment. AU utilities included. Private yard and shade trees. Inquire at the Lumber Yard. S. Highway 97 58-Houses for Rent CHEAP RENT to handy man" Small house, close in. 382-2191 before 6:30 p.m. OR SALE: Small 2 bedroom un furnished. Close in. Wood fur nace. Wired for range and au tomatic. 382-3578. TWO BEDROOM house. $65 month. 382-0372. TWO ROOM small house, in the country. One person only. Can keep a horse. 382-4238 after 6 p.m. 59-Houses Furnished 3" STATIONARY TRAILER house with attached living and util ity rooms. Washer, dryer, TV paid. 2 lots. Adults. $60. 382 5297. 61 - Business Space STORE BUILDING AVAILABLE SOON for rental or lease. Excellent location on East Greenwood across from Eastern Oregon Mills. Inquire at 137 East Greenwood or call 382-2362. 62- Insurance GILBERT'S INSURANCE AGCY 1015 Wall 382-3752 70-Businoss Opportunities ON HIGHWAY 97 South, buy in ventory, gas pumps, grocery, package beer, living quarter's. Long term lease on equipment and buildings. Good business. 382-6007. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY To MAKE MONEY ' With . Coffee Time Manufacturint --Company's . Dispensing Equipment . A $6500 Investment Can EARN $13,000 A $13,000 Investment Can EARN $26,000 . If this Is interesting Write Manufacturer's Represen tative, Box 8023, Portland 07, Oregon. 73-Real Estate Wanted SMALL Undeveloped acreage wantea, Bena or bisters area. Write care The Bulletin Box 731A. 76-Real Estate Exchanges WANT TO trade 153 acre ranch near town for Smaller ranch near Bend. H. M. McBain, Bat tle Ground, Wash. 78-Farms & Acreages FOR SALE: 20 acres. 15 water, no buildings. 382-6806. FOR SALE: 10 acres on river, 5 water, river - mountain view, 382-3396. BY OWNER 5 Acres land, 5 acres water, pond & sprinkler system, new barn & coral, city water, 'j mile city limits. Large newly remodeled 4 bedroom stone house, fireplace, dishwasher and basement. Large yard with pines & poplars. Appraised value $19,700. For immecXats sale $18,700. - 85 can, financed. Phone 382-2090. TEN ACRES, 6 acres water, new cistern and power in, some outbuildings. 382-6749 or 382 5396. 80-Real Estate for Sale SMALL 2 bedroom home. Good eastside location, recently re modeled, carpeted living room. 1O00 down, $6000 full price. 382 3792. RAMSAY'S REAL ESTATE 223 E. Franklin 3K-677J 40 acres, $65 per acre. Nina miles northwest of Bend. Low down payment, easy terms. 3 lort with older home located between East 4th and 5th on Irving. $1500 down, balance at $50 per month. SO acres with 73 acres Irrigation water located 9 miles from Bend. All under new sprinkler system. Good buildings. PRI CED RIGHT. 20 acres, 18 acres water, 8 miles from Bend, Cloi to river with beautiful mountain view. Priced at $5700. Easy terms. WE NEED LISTINGS ON GOOD HOMES & FARMS WE SPECIALLY IN GOOD RANCHES AND TRADES Evenings Herb 382-1864 Kieth Jr 382-1658 Kieth Sr. 382-3105
