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Church dinner
due on Saturday
Sptcial fo Tha Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Our Savior's
Lutheran Church will hold a
congregational dinner Saturday,
Nov. 23, at 6:30 p.m., culminat
ing the "Partnership in the
Gospel" emphasis in the past
several weeks.
Ed Reede is general chair
man. Other chairmen are Earl
Saye, contact; George Boyseen,
vision; Grace Bannon ana Viv
ian Brick, special events, and
Doris Donnelly, publicity. "The
Uncommitted," a documentary
movie, will be shown following
the dinner.
Regular Sunday services will
be Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.,
morning worship at 11 o'clock
and Luther League at 5 p.m.
Thanksgiving Day services
will be held November 28 at 10
a.m.
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Salary workshop
being planned
Dr. Don Pence, President of
Central Oregon College, will be
the keynote speaker at the Sal
ary School Workshop to be held
Saturday, November 23, at the
Bend High School.
Discussed at the session will
be the effect of current legisla
tion on economic welfare com
mittee proposals in the area;
written personnel policies; and
professional recognition of the
local association.
The session will begin at 9
a.m. and conclude at 3 p.m. It
is sponsored by the Oregon
Educational Association state
economic welfare committee,
Darrel Wright, of Madras, area
chairman, is in charge of ar
rangements. Emil Smith, teach
er at Bend High, is local eco
nomic welfare chairman.
PLANE PASSES TEST
FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI
A new airplane designed to
take off straight up passed its
test flight "beautifully" at this
infantry center Wednesday.
Called the Hummingbird, the
twin-jet, fixed-wing craft left
the ground vertically, hovered
for a moment and then zoomed
forward in normal flight.
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MarrUfe License
Clarence F. Pitcher, psychia
trist aide for State of Oregon,
and Laura Jean Doneto, Dar
tender, boui Bend.
Assumed Business Name
Truax Thrifty Service, serv
ice station, by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert D. Kennedy, Route 1.
Circuit Court
Foreclosure suit filed by Di
rector of Veterans Affairs for
State of Oregon against Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Burgess; judg
ment sought lor w.iai.vt Bal
ance on $10,200 loan negotiated
Feb. 19, 1958; Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Hallaway, who hold a
mortgage irom tne Burgesses,
Liameo co-defendants.
Complaint In equity filed by
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Rice
against Mr. and Mrs. Vern E.
Dickey. Plaintiffs seek to re
scind contract for purchase of
160 acres from the defendants,
at $17,500. and seek return of
$3,500 down payment and an ac
counting between the parties
Plaintiffs claim that property
was falsely represented, and
mat no water is avauaDie.
Bend City Police
John Franklin Weaver, 52, no
address given, charged with In
toxication in a public place,
with bail fixed at $27.50.
Bradley D. Fancher. Route 1.
Box 470, charged with failing to
remain stopped; lor a Dus load
ing students, with bail fixed at
Bend Municipal Court
Arthur C. Smith, Burns, vag
rancy, nnea zu.
Kenneth L. LinviUe. 1002 Bal
timore, illegal U-turn, forfeited
.
Circuit Court, Prineyille
A divorce decree was being
sought by Robert Pierce with
Mary Pierce as defendant, the
defendant to be awarded cus
tody and $35 a month support
for three minor children. The
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complaint claims cruelty.
divorce complaint filed by
Clarence Mann, Grace Mann
defendant.
Divorce complaint filed by
Svlvia Gumpert. Clyde Gumpert
defendant. Plaintiff claims
cruelty.
Business Action of Record
Business name of Kern's Ap
pliances assumed by Ray
mond Adkisson, retired by Le
Roy Kerns.
Marriage Licenses
Larry Ulrich and Alma Ap
person; Harry Sprouse and
llara Larey.
Prineville Justice Court
Jerry Land, no red flag on
overload, $5.50 and $4.50 costs;
Charles Munsey, excess motor
noise, $5.50 and costs, witn oau
suspended.
Roscoe Purviance Jr., $5.50
and costs, violation of basic
rule.
Timothy Huff. $45.50 and
costs, false application for resi
dent nunung license, license
and tap confiscated.
nick Miller. 90 days: drawing
bank check with insufficient
funds.
Dan Hendrix Jr., assault and
battery, $20.50 and costs plus
four days in county jail.
Prineville City Court
Donna Gleason, disorderly
conduct, $25 fine suspended on
condition she stay at home for
live days.
Violation of basic rule, Gary
McKenzie. $15; Walter Wil
liams. $25: Larry Town. $15.
Knnnnth ftumm forfeited $30
for failure to obey judgment of
court.
Robert Harris, no operator s
license, $5.
Benny Buker, white light to
rear, $10. ...
Victor Eslick, driving while
intoxicated, $10O.
Being drunk in public. Mil
bert Bickhaus. $20; Odes Ray,
$20 or serve four days, chose to
serve sentence.
Redmond Justice Court
Basic rule violations: Roy S.
Clark. Madras, $50; Frances
r. Clark. Redmond. $10: Steph
en 1. Hart. Beaverton, $15; D.
.lunrviiu I.inrieren. Redmond.
$15; Harold G. Bogue, $20, Eu
gene: Peggy D. Tackitt, Red-
mrmrf SI 5: JerTV K. Corwin,
Redmond, $25; Paul E. Camp
bell. Moses Lake. Wash., $25
bail; Elmer C. Cody, Madras,
$25; Terry L. Hamman, Prine
ville, $20; Hillard R. Lewis,
Bend, $25; Michael A. Borden,
Bend, $15. ' '.
Ralph J. Grogan, Redmond,
$10, no tad light.
Wavne D. Hollibaugh. Prine
ville, $10, inadequate muffler.
Ralph L. Pope, tugene; oar-
land D. Gage. Redmond; Wil
liam J. Prine, Prineville, $5
each, no operators' licenses.
Firemen change
meeting day
Special to Th. Bulletin
SISTERS Members of the
Sisters Volunteer Fire Depart
ment have voted to change the
meeting day from Monday eve
nings to Tuesday evenings, ilie
fire siren will blow at 7 p.m.
on Tuesday evenings and class
es in fire science will be held
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The
classes will continue for a
period of 26 weeks, after which
written exams will be given to
those completing the course and
a certificate will be received
from Central Oregon Commun
ity College.
During the meeting, rani Mc
Coy, a captain of a fire team,
was voted "Fireman of the
Year." His name will be enter
ed in the Central Oregon Fire
men's Association for consider
ation as "Fireman of the
Year" for the Central Oregon
District.
APPROVES SUBSIDY
WASHINGTON (UPI1 A $5
million subsidy $2 million
more than the House approved
was voted by tne senate
Wednesday for helicopter serv
ice in New York. Chicago and
Los Angeles.
Thn d fference between ine
House and Senate bill must
now be Ironed out by compro
mise conierees.
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ftabeta week
Bend's observation of Nation
al Diabetes Week moved toward
its climax today, with the local
committee in charge urging
every resident of the commun
ity to respond to the campaign
for diabetes testing. Objective
of the committee primarily cen
ters in detection.
An effort is being made to
inform everyone about the
symptoms of diabetes and to
persuade those whose tests for
diabetes are positive to seek
medical care as soon as possi
ble. Diabetes can be dangerous if
not diagnosed and brought un
der control, Dr. Robert L. Cut
ter and C. D. (Bud) Rose, co-
chairmen of the local campaign,
pointed out. They said diabetes
can lead to serious complica
tions, including heart conditions,
eye troubles, kidney disorders,
hardening of the arteries and
gangrene.
Diabetes, it was pointed out,
can be controlled by planned
diet, exercises, and, in many
cases, insulin or oral medica
tion. Most likely candidates for
diabetes are overweight per
sons past the age of 40, particu-
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diabetics. But, it was noted, dia
betes can hit anyone of any
age.
The disease can be detected
through simple tests, doctors
point out.
Metolius timber
sale announced
The Deschutes National For
est on December 17 will offer
for sale to the highest bidder
some 7,100,000 board feet of
timber covering 1,550 acres in
the Metolius Ridge area of the
Metolius Ranger District. The
area is immediately west of the
Metolius River, north of Wizard
Falls. Abbot Creek is the ap
proximate northern boundary of
the sale.
The minimum acceptable bid
for the 4,400,000 board feet of
Ponderosa pine in the sale area
has been set at $21.95, with
$9.90 the minimum acceptable
for some 2,700,000 board feet of
Douglas fir and other species.
A road through the center of
the sale area is to be surfaced.
most
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"SHOW DOWN"
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TV-CABLE SUBSCRIBERS
y.U can have MORE BETTER TV!
Your TV-cable company has proposed a small increase in the month
ly service charge, on the basis of which it can finance a major IM
PROVEMENT in your service, ADDITION of more channels, and
the immediate extension of FM-radio signals to all parts of the cable
system. The ENTIRE AMOUNT of the increase will be used for these
purposes. It is all FOR YOU none of it goes to the cable owners.
Your City Commission very properly wants
to know whether you approve.
If you fully appreciate what your cable
company has in mind, you will feel as
people do in many other U. S. communities
that it is a small price for a greatly
EXPANDED and BETTER television service.
Stud the following,
before you decide.
WHAT IT WILL MEAN TO YOU
1. 90 hours MORE of programs PER WEEK to choose from.
2. CHOICE of 20 ADDITIONAL movies PER WEEK to choose among.
3. SEVEN CHANNELS of TV as many as any city in Oregon
plus provision for more channels as they go on the air.
4. Special programming on KEZI-TV to serve the Bend area Bach
elor Butte ski news, special coverage of the Water Festival, local
Bend news coverage, etc.
5. IMPROVED SIGNALS (several methods are being studied, to
find the best method of avoiding fades, interference, and other
erratic behavior of signals at the present antenna site.)
6. Replacement of almost all of the present amplifiers with new
models, to greatly reduce electronic troubles.
7. Building of an almost completely new trunk (main) line, using
newly developed cables that will greatly reduce picture deteriora
tion and other cable troubles.
8. Extension of FM-radio signals to all parts of town.
9. Conversion of one FM signal to a TV channel, so you can have FM
music without an FM set.
BEND TV CABLE CO.
Frankli Avenue
Nrticft Bend TV Cable Co. Will Refile Immediately
Por The Increase In The Monthly Service Charge
SEARCH FOR CITIES
AMMAN, Jordan (UPI)
Skin-diving American and Brit
ish Biblical scholars will search
the Dead Sea for the ancient
cities of Sodom and Gomorrah
next month, the director of an
tiquities announced Wednesday.
Two years ago an American
exploration team unsuccessfully
explored the area for two
months.
Daily W lies
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6:00 Newscena
6:15 "
6:30 CronWte Kewi
HunUey-Brtnkley ,
News Beat
7 00 Rpa Hunt
7:30 Password
Lawbreaker
Tempie Houttlon
8.00 Rawhide
8:30
9:00 Perry Maon
10:00 The Nursea
10:30
13:00 NigMscene
llr35 Cinema Six
U:30
Night Beat
Tonight Show
KATU-TV Channel t 9:30 Bld Journey
6:0fT Ann Sothem 0 00 News
6 30 Leave U to Beaver W-M Sreve Allen
7 00 Groucho Marx 13:00 Wewi Sign-olf
T:S0 Dial Two tor Adventure
uhavjtv rjiHnfw U 8 00 Appreciation of Literature
s A Wh?TNew 8:30 American Foreign Policy
too Sin? HL-Sini Low ) Performance
6:00
6:30
6:45
Community Classroom
7:00 Sunrise Semester
7:30 WeaUier furecast
T:45 Cartoon Time
Today
Today.
Today
8:00
8:15
8:30
CapL Kangaroo
Cartooner's Club
Telescope
8:00 Mike Wallace. News
9:80 I Love Lucy
Word for
10:00
10:30
The McCoys
Pete & Gladys
Concentration
Missing Links
U:00
11:30
11:45
Love of Ufe
Search for Tomorrow
Guiding Lirht
Your
Truth
12:00
12:30
Hi. Neighbor
As the World Turns
People Will Talk
The Doctors
1:00
1:30
KOIN Kitchen
House Party
Loretta Young
You Don't Say
'?:00
2:30
To Tell The Trulb
Edse of Night
The Match Game
Make Room for Daddy
Secret Storm
Password
4:00 Cartoon Circus
4:15 Toe Early Show
4:30
Cartoon
5:00
5:15
5:30
5:45
Mr. Magoo
KATC-TV Channel S
12:30 News, Almanac
1:00 Romper Room
1:30 Party Line
2:00 Our Miss Brooks
2:30 Divorce Court
KOAP
-TV Channel 10
Children Growing
Language. Spanish
Telecourse. Philosophy
Parions France! s II
General Biology
Social Security In AcUon
What's New
Telecourse. Biology
Tales of Polndexter
9:15
9:45
10:00
10:45
11:00
11:45
12:00
12:90
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accuracy cannot tie anaranteed by The Bulletin.
Phone: 382
FIREMEN SUMMONED
A small flue fire at the Turn-
alo residence of Chester Stone-
hocker summoned Bend fire
crews at 5:47 this morning. No
damage occurred.
CHET MacMILLAN
PLUMBING
110 Thurston Ph. 382-2833
Residential, Commercial.
Industrial
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Rifleman
News
Lawman
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Donna Reed
My Three Sons
Jimmy Dean Show
Edle Adams Show
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Famous Playhouse
Almanac
Three Stooges
Dr. Zoom's Cartoons
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Jack La Lanne Show
Way of Life
Word
Ufe of Riley
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Seven Keys
Ernie Ford
Father Knows Best
General Hospital
Peler Cunn
Day In Court
Queen For A Day
Who Do You Trust
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Popeye Cartoons
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4:00 Cartoonival
4:30 Superman
5:00 Supercar
5:30 News Special
1:15 Parions Francais II
1:80 Uncle Wonder
1:45 Una Aventura Espanota
2:00 Painting Through the Ages
2:30 The Sculpture
3:45 Esnanol Para Maestros
4:15 Tales of Polndexter
4:30 What's New
5:00 On Hearing Music
5:30 Focus on Behavtor
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