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o o o o o Mid-winter college meet set for Bend The Oregon State Association of Community Colleges will hold an invitational mid-winter con ference in Bend December 13 and 14. The meeting, which has been called jointly by school boards and administrators' sec tions, will be attended by rep resentatives of the state's five community colleges and three vocational and technical schools. Also on hand to take part In a review of the current status of legislation and Its implica tions will be members 01 the Oregon State Legislature, rep resentatives of the various col lege boards, members of the architectural firms for the col lege building projects, and oth ers Interested. Malcolm Bauer, of the editor ial staff of the Oregonian; Staf ford Hansell, of the ways and means committee; Rep. Kessler Cannon, and Sen. Boyd K. Over- hul.se, will discuss the subject, "The Community College Im age and Its Future Prospects," following a Friday evening din ner meeting. Kalph McEwen from Blue Mountain College. Pendleton, will serve as master of ceremonies and panel chair man. Buildings, building problems, and costs will be discussed with Robert Wilmsen, chief architect of Wilmsen, Endicott and Un thank, architects for Central Oregon College. Grant H. Rinehart, chairman of the board of Treasure Valley College, Ontario, and vice-chairman of the Oregon State Assoc iation of Community Colleges, will serve as chairman for the Saturday morning session. A tour of the building site of the Central Oregon College campus Is also scheduled for Saturday morning. Eugene F. Voris, president of Treasure Valley College and chairman of the administrators' section of the state association, will serve as chairman of the Saturday afternoon session. It will feature a report by Robert O. Hatton, assistant superin tendent of public instruction in charge of community colleges, on "The Federal Picture for Community Colleges." Court decision is clarified Reasons given by The Bulle tin for the decision In the case of Enid Houk Ellinger vs. P.M. Houk were In error, Judge E. M. Howell said today. Judge Howell, who heard the case in Judge Robert H. Fo ley's court, gave a directed ver dict in favor of Houk, the de fendant. The court said that the defendant's invoking of the sta tute of limitations barred the claim as a matter of law. Save MORE 25 On All UP TO 50 OFF On All Watches ROLLIE'S 1019 Wall ff I understand there's M Contestants meet M a competitive new indoor I B every Saturday night 1 SI sport among Central Q here at Smorgasbord I I totakermforUie II .. in the delicate art of 1 area championship ... J 1 plate-heaping! H You're welcome to join the jjame! Starting time is 5 p.m. . . . and the prize is all you can eat. Tomorrow think SMORGASBORD! THE PINE TAVERN BEND'S FAMOUS RESTAURANT at the foot of Oregon Ave. TAKING SHAPE Grading operation for strip of turf to encircle Juniper Park recreation tlab are underway, under supervision of the park and recreation departments. Sloping turf Board again to consider parochial student formula SALEM (UPI) -Regulations governing allocation of basic school support funds to schools enrolling parochial students part time will be considered again by tne state Hoard 01 Education here Dec. 12-13. The formula was tabled In October to give superintendents an opportunity to discuss the plan with the board. Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thorn ton has ruled public school dis tricts, in making basic claims, may include the average daily membership of nonpublic pupils attending public schools on a part time basis. Thornton also recommended that the board adopt rules and regulations governing computa tion of shared time in distribu ting the basic money. Also on the agenda Is a par tial plan for school district re organization in Douglas County. The proposal would establish administrative school district 19, made up of school district 8- Canyonville, and school district 19-Myrtle Creek. The controversial Polk-Yam hill reorganization plan also is before the board again. Yamhill County officials have rejected the proposed reorganization, and suggested an arbitration board be established. Other items up for action In- At Rollie's! OFF Diamonds JEWELRY Ph. 382-4671 set &&Tr ttj elude: Requests from local school districts for supplemental funds to pay for hiring substitutes for teachers attending work shops. Schools requesting sup plemental funds are Lane Coun ty district 52-Bethel, Jackson County district 549C-Medford, and Clackamas County district UH5-Mllwaukie. Reconsider an allocation of 1963-64 biennial appropriations for community college capital construction. Declaration of existence of an emergency because of a short supply of elementary teachers. Each year since 1943 the state board has authorized issuance of emergency elemen tary certification. During the 1962-63 school year 1,795 such certificates were issued, and to date 1,530 have been issued for the 1963-64 school year. Quartet offers i church program The Bend Assembly of God Church, E. Second Street and Greenwood Avenue, will pre sent the Four Marks Quartet to night at 7:30 in a night of gos pel singing. This quartet of gospel record ing artists has appeared on radio and TV and in sacred concerts across the nation and Canada. The Four Marks have been singing together as a quartet for the past three years. They are from Everett, Wash. The public Is cordially wel comed. HOPE EXPRESSED OTTAWA (UPI) - External affairs minister Paul Martin to day expressed hope that Canadian-American negotiations on the Columbia River treaty will be completed this month. He hinted that the final out standing issue the price for dis posal of Canada's downstream power benefits might be settled at a negotiating session here next Monday and Tuesday. Final agreement between the two governments would open the way for the three-year-old i treaty to be submitted to Parli I ament for ratification. It was : ratified by the U.S. Senate in i 1961. will provide extra comfort for spectators of slab activities. Six new horseshoe courts are also being readied for summer season next year. Turf prepared af Juniper A 25-foot strip of turf to en circle the Juniper Park recrea tion slab is being prepared now by the park and recreation de partments, as grading opera tions get underway. Planting of the grass seed is scheduled next spring and the ground should bear an emerald turf by summer. Another area of new grass will be grown be tween the slab and swimming pool. Until grading got under way these areas were heavy with sage and cheat-grass. Workmen also are preparing a recreational "first" as they install the forms of six horse shoe courts which will be ready for public use next summer. Church to have guest speaker The Rev. M. C. Miller of Sa lem, state leader of Free Meth odist Churches who recently re turned from a trip through the Orient, will be guest speaker at the Bend Free Methodist Church beginning on Tuesday, December 10. The series of talks will continue through Sun day, December 15. The Rev, Mr. Miller will speak each eve ning starting at 7 o clock. The churchman in his travels spoke before groups in Korea, Formosa and Japan, and also spoke in Hongkong, China. Pictures will be presented each evening. These will large ly deal with present day condi tions In the Orient, and the sig nificance of these conditions to the western world. The Rev. Byron Jacobson, Free Methodist Church pastor in Bend, said the meetings will be open to the public. Nearly $300 million is spent on cosmetics in the United States every vcar. KBND TOMOHT'S FKOUBAal SO root ball Prophet fi 4 Alex Dreler titww 6 tt Nehvurk Nrws n-C.O. Basketball 1Mirnament 8: is K-FWrui Music Patrol :4&-Dlrk Clark Reports jlivjark Timrnton Show 9 Network Nowi 10;U-Jack Thorn trxi Show (sATlKHW 8:00 New Around Ui World ;-TNT 30-County Awnt 45 Karm Reporter 7:0 New T:15 Momlnt Melodic T:StWMornlna Roundup T M Network New S rtU-SW Show 8 ny-Wti Report 8: 10 Larry WIImd Show 8:15 Local Newg 8 yv I-arry Wilson Show 8:30 Memo from Mary 8:35 Urry Wilson Show 8 55 Network Newt 1: 0O Paul Harvey New 9:15LaiT- WlUon Show 9 15 PreaWnff of Sp-'rt 9.30 Larry Wllwti Show g 40 Top Tunes 9:55 Network News 10:iXV-Ml.l-Momln New 10 05-l.arry Wilson Show 10:35 Flair Rritru 10 30 Local New 10 35-Larry Wilson Show 10.55 Network News 11 on Jark Thornton Show 11:90 Ski Report 11: 35-0 ark Thornton Show 12 Ort Nmtlnie MeliMHe 1! KWTtxliiy ClauKteO 12 15 Sport Review 12 :Sv-Nooniime Melodle 12.30 Noon News 12-45Karmers Hour 1:00 Klw&nlt Auction S-rtV I'aul Harvey Nows 3 15 Jack Thornton Show 3 ! --Network New 4 on- Nonhwvst New 4 05-Jac k Thornton Show 4 '.'5 T"m lUrmon Srn 4 SO Cnmmuniry Report 4 15 -tfm Ba Show 4 35 Network New i 00 Game Onmixsloo 5 05 -,m Ba Show 9 75 -Flair Reprta W-l..v(il Sports V .N-m R Show 5 VVNetwnrk Nm- I -K Uru1 Musirftl Patrol 7 90 Sivakirg- of Sport T 35 Sam Rm Show T53-Nelwork Neus ft iin sam tta Show 8 NS Network New 9 mSjim U Show 9 53Network New 10 00 Sam Bats Show i w U" . jllJOKC' v. .waa. inaiidOuf BEND Patients admitted Thursday to St. Charles Memorial Hospi tal were Mrs. Paul H. Dyer, 704 E. Revere; Mrs. Mary E. Weston, Prineville; John Sutil ef, LaPine; Albert H. Dudley, 235 Broadway; John Baker, 445 S. Third. Patients discharged were Wil liam Ryan, Mrs. Buford Rollins, Mrs. Allen B. Cravens, Mrs. Sena Porter, Jack Gravon, John Baker, Clarence Phelps, George Fraser, Shirley King, James Ault, Albert Dudley, Mrs. Edith Anlstedt. TO PAY HOMAGE VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope Paul VI will join thousands of Romans Sunday in paying hom age to the 178-foot high statue of the Virgin Mary in the down town Spanish Plaza. The pontiff was expected to arrive by car and stop to pray and bless the crowd, out for the feast day of the Immaculate Conception and the traditional floral offering to the Virgin Mary. prf ty""ygiH)i'f ffirwo DOORS, llthe) And Kelvinator "No-Frost" Saves Up to '16.90 A Year in Operating Cost! You save when you buy Kelvinator, save when you use it! In test after teat, Kelvinator "No-Frost" 'has proven to lie far more economical to operate than other systems, saving up to $16.90 a year in electric bills! Giant 105-lb. 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Circuit Court Mary Joan Thomas vs. Wiley Scruggs, El Cajon, Calif., peti tion fur support of minor child. Couple married Jan. 31, 1953, 32 Central Oregon Obituaries wsxmmmmmMmtJwemam EDNA A. RIVES Edna A. Rives, a two - year resident of Bend who operated Edna's Sew Shop on S. Third Street, died Thursday afternoon at St. Charles Memorial Hospi tal. She was 57 years of age. Mrs. Rives was born on May 21, 1906 in Hurst Springs, Tex. She was a past president of the American Legion Auxiliary in Amarillo, Texas. Her religious affiliation in Bend was with the Methodist Church. The fam ily residence was at the sewing shop. Surviving are her husband, Earl T., Bend; a daughter, Vir ginia Vonell Carson, Westmin ster, Calif.; four grandchildren; two sisters, L y d i a Staggs, North Hollywood, Calif., and Lavada Gentry, M e n t o n e , Calif.; brothers, Carl Mann, En cino, Calif., and H. B. Mann, Washington, D.C., and a cousin, Mrs. Jim Anderson, Petersburg, Texas. Services will be announced by the Niswonger-Reynolds Funer al Home. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY! Weekend Specials PORK NOODLES 50c PORK CHOW MEIN 1.00 Complete Family Menu PASCALE CAFE 1219 S. 3rd Ph. 382-3582 e Full-Width Dairy Chest e 3 Door Shelves 2 Adjustable "Cold-Clear-to-the-Floor" Economical Polarsphere Unit Famous Kelvinator Dependability re BARGAIN HOUSE Ph. 382-3324 FrWIay., December 6, 1963 Record in Douglas countv; divorced Aug. 22. 1955, in Roseburg. Robert Dean Kentner, now in the U.S. Armed Forces, grant ed a divorce from Judy Ann Kentner, 50 W. Railroad, Bend. Couple married March 2, 1963, in Bend. Clarence James Hedgecock, 33. Tangent, pleaded guilty to charge of drawing a bank check with insufficient funds to cover it. Pre-sentence investigation by the State Board of Parole and Probation ordered. Deschutes County District Court Gary Eugene Brown, 18, Eu gene, minor in possession of al coholic liquor, $25 fine and $5 costs or five days in jail. Francis Delmore Tallman, 37, LaPine, furnishing liquor to a minor, $100 fine and $5 costs, and 10 days in jail. Assumed Business Name Assumed business names for Harold Barclay Logging Co. and Tite Knot Pine MiH were filed by Phil Dahl, Redmond, and H. D. Barclay, Sisters. Retire ments from partnership in both businesses were filed by S. S. Johnson. Film alcohol on to be shown A colored film with sound, "Verdict at 1:32," will be shown Sunday evening at 7:30, on De cember 8, at the Free Metho dist Church, the Rev. Byron Jacobson, pastor, has announc ed. The film, with two doctors in the lead roles, will portray the effect of alcohol on the brain. Primarily, the film deals with two persons involved in a fatal car crash. The picture is also to be made available for local high school use, and will be shown to members of the soph omore class. BASKETBALL TONITE 7 p.m. and also on Saturday Night el KOLN TV hTlMV Channel I 9:(V) One Step Beyond 6:00 Ann Sol hern 9:30 Bold Journey 6:30 Fractured Fllcken 10.00 r.ews 7 00 tiruucho 10 SO Stpve Alien 7-n wnr peMon :::00 y,m, Wether. Sign Oft KOAP-TV Channel 10 9 30 Kaleidoscope 7:00 What's New 9:00 I'.s. Symhonleg 7: SO Survival at Sea 10:00 Intercom 8:00 Peacemakers 1,1:30 SiKn W SATURDAY This to Is mad bp fmm Infurntitlitd fumiyUod by TeUllskjo ftlathiut i accuracy caooot be guaranteed by TtH bulletin. Only two United Stales fe&l remain In operation Vanva and Philadelphia. Coinage c the San Francisco mint sto ped March 31, 1955. NOW THRU SUNDAY Continuous from 1:00 PM. ' Saturday and Sunday THREE AGAINST THE WILDERNESS They face an unknown world of adventure with instinct their only guide to nome. LUATH the Labrador Retrieve! TAO the Siamese Cat BODGER the Bull Terrier HWiVliiJf' TECHNICOLOR CI9$3WinNiM;PnKtkl RtltlMdty But NA VISTA OittrSMtMACo,wc Also On The Same Program The Fabled Story The World Would Never Forgetl The BEAUTY & The BEAST' tiff VI fA CENTRAL OREGON JAMBOREE Dial 1110 For The Big Final In The KIWAN1S AUCTION Saturday 1 p.m. 1110 llKkiJ ABC Serving ALL Centrd Oregon Daily TV Logs KGW TV 12 KPTV 00 Wewicen Huntley-BrlnWey Report Rifleman 6:15 ' " 6:30 Cronktte Newi News Beat Newi 7:0() Death Valley Days Tru Adventure Lawman 7:30 The Great Adventure International Showtime 77 Sunset Strip $:00 " " ' 8 30 Route 66 Bob Hope Burke's 1ji 9:00 " 9:30 Twilight Zone Harry'i Gtrli The Farmeri Dauht 10:00 Day ol Infamy Jack Taar Fight of the Week 10:30 " Make That Spare 11.00 NUhtscene Night beat News Ktnal 11.15 Portland Wrestling ' Movie 13 12.00" Midnight Movie Tonight Show 6 30 Town and Country 6: 45 Wunda-Wunda 7.00 SunrlM Semester Saturday News Digest 7.15 7:30 RFP 6 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Festival Roller Derby 8:15 " Learn to Draw " 8 30 M KiiH A KMdr " 9.00 Tme Out for Sport H. Heathnwt Robin Hood 9:15 Frank Leahy Show Fireball XL5 TV Show ol Homeg 9 45 Pre-Foothall 10 00 Army-Navy Dennis the Menace 10:15 10 SO H Fury The Jetton 10 45 - " 11:00 . ' Sgt. Pre!oa Cartoonles U:15 Bullwlnkie - Cecil A Beany 1130 " 12:00 " Explortna Ilus Bunny ir M Alakazam 12:45 CKS Alt-America Team " " 3:00 " What' i New at School My Friend Flicka 1:15 Bobhy Grason Capt. Gallant 1:30 Green Bay at L.A. American aBndstand 145 " 2 nn Tup mx BowUng " 3:15 " JM " " KPTV Hootenannr 245 - 3 no ' Saturday Showcase Portland Bowiinf 3:30 m - " 4:io " " Zane Grty TheaLra 4:15 M 4:30 Sky King NFL HlUtei A PL HlghUgtitl S on swduftt Theatre Adventures In Paradise Wide World ml SpMO 5 SO Dragnet KTt TV OuiumI I i 1 .00 Bou-ery Boy J 30 Newireel 4 00 Wres'Knf 1 no t ntversity TV Bjjur-. I 00 BowUng 2 30 Weekerd I (3)
