Reason: for Ie&'
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By Oscar Fraley
- DPI Staff Wrlt.r
'"MIAMI (UPI) Sonny Lis
ten and Cassius Clay fight for
the world heavyweight champ
ionship at Miami Beach on
Feb. 25 thanks to an unlikely
looking "angel" named William
Bernard MacDonald, Jr.
MacDonald, who bankrolled
the third Floyd Patterson-Inge-mar
Johansson title bout at Mi
ami Beach in 1961, guaranteed
$625,000 for delivery on the two
fistic bodies two months hence.
He may pick up a few "chips"
In the process but his honest
reasons are for "kicks and out
of civic spirit."
Which makes him more of a
gun-burned Santa Claus in this
Instance than an "angel."
And MacDonald actually looks
more the St. Nick part. A pink
skinned, portly man, he lacks
the white beard but is noted
for his ever-present smile and
unfailing joviality.
"Uncle Bill," as he is known
to his intimates, is an acknowl
edged sports nut. He is a 45
per cent stockholder and treas
urer of Tropical Park race
track, owns a 160-acre horse
farm at Del Ray, Fla., owns
the Tampa Tarpons base
ball team, formerly owned both
the Atlanta Crackers and Ports
mouth Tides ball clubs and is
Chairman of the National Ad
- visory Board of the Profession
al Golfers Association.
Owns A Yacht
The 55-year-old MacDonald
once tried to buy 25 per cent
of the Washington Redskins. He
owns a 50-foot yacht, is chair
man of the Miami Horse Show
to be held in early February
and plays to a 10 handicap at
.golf with memberships at Key
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KIND
Largo and a Oorce, Fla.;
Burning Tree, Md.; Battle
Creek, Mich., C. C; Deepdale,
N. Y.; Olympia Fields, Chica
go; Bcllaire, Los Angeles, and
Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico.
Born in Butte, Mont., Mac
Donald was educated in Boston
and started his business career
in Chicago with a taxicab firm.
Soon he became a conductor on
a double decker city bus and
quickly proved his business
acumen.
"The bottom deck was for the
Huskies still
shuffling lineup
LONG BEACH, Calif. fUPD-
A continual round of shakeups
and changes kept the Universi
ty of Washington training camp
a lively one today as the Husk
ies prepared for their Rose
Bowl encounter with the Uni
versity of Illinois.
Halfback Mike Stroud, a sec
ond stringer, broke a bone in
his left hand Thursday, but con
tinued workouts.
All-America guard Rick Red
man, reinstated to the first
string only the day before, was
demoted again. He had re
gained his starting assignment
after being dropped after last
month s upset to UCLA.
Coach Jim Owens replaced
him with John O'Brien Thurs
day.
Halfback Ron Medved was re
turned to a starting position
over Dick Wctterauer, while
Owens' only explanation was a
laconic, "There are going to be
more changes, I'd imagine."
They'll Do It Every
VmEN LINSEED. THE PACKA&Hd
DESIGNER, CAME UP WITH A NEW TlM
CAN THE BRASS REACTED THUS
Welcome
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company," he grins. "The tor
deck was for young Willie."
But he bad signed as driver
and. when they insisted he get
behind the wheel and took the
finances out of his hands, Bill
quit "or I might have 35 years
seniority today as a Chicago
bus driver."
Started Bui Lin
Next he started his own New
York-to-Chicago bus line, made
$250,000 when he sold out, tried
to parlay that and went broke.
After that he had the parking
concession for a Miami Beach
hotel, delivered new trailers
and was one of four people li
censed by the government to
provide emergency trailer hous
ing at war-time construction
sites. With the profits, MacDon
ald started buying up trailer
factories until he had 10 and
wound up selling them for $6,
785.000 "all cash, no trading
stamps."
While he was In the trailer
business, MacDonald had a 68
foot job complete with swim
ming pool which he displayed
at major golf tournaments. Once
he asked Johnny Weissmuller,
the former Olympic swimming
champion and movie "Tarzan,"
to dive into the pool at the Los
Angeles Open for a fee of
$500. Weissmuller asked for
$1,000.
"Okay," said Bill, "but I
won't put any water In the
pool."
"For a thousand," said Weiss
muller, "I'll dive into a damp
rag."
You don't talk "dives" In
connection with prize fights, of
course. But it seems unlikely
Time
So AFTER THEV NIX IT "THE .
COMPETITION COMES UP WITH A
SIMILIAR CIMMlCk-NOW LISTEN
27Va 28',
25 31
RiRlit Wing 24 32
Loft Wing 20V4 35H
Team leaders: Beak, 799
game and 2148 series.
High scorers: Maurice Hoo
ver, 214 game, and 553 series;
Vonda Perrigan, 198 game and
531 series.
Ctassio Laagua
W L
Slover-LeBlanc 46 14
i Prineville Lumber 34 26
Bam Motel 32 28
Sherfv Candy 30 30
The Elks 27H 32H
Bend Storage 26Vj 334
Wakefield's Tracking 25 35
Bend Troy Laundry 19 41
Team leaders: Trineville
Lumber, 983 game and 2715 se
ries. High scorers: .!im Newell, 225
game; Morley Madden, 609 se
ries. Two Man Masters
Points
252.32
Peterson-Harrington
Tollen-Oar
Nelson-Cooper
Newell-Blucher
Allier-Hcwver ..
Mitchell-Bowles .
Lowrv-Miller
251.44
. 241.16
238.31
236.07
232 63
... 227.41
... 221.03
Soott-Sinipson
Team leaders: Tollen-Oar, 412
game and 1549 series.
High scorers: .lim Bowles.
Jr.. 244 game; Gil Tollen. 830
series.
Building Tredas Laagua
W L
Mathers Well Prilling 43 17
Mohawk Tavern . 40 20
Had s McCiillix h Shop 37 23
Ramsey's Market .... 30 30
Dyer's Auto Service 27 53
Cen. Ore. Welders 24 36
Bend .Tanior Serv. 23 27
Bend Lions Club ... 16 44
Team leaders: Central Ore
gon Welders, 975 game and 2733
series.
ilifih scorers: Bob Lowe. 235
game; Bob Anderson, 602 se-
senes.
and In civic spirit
Clay tiff
that benign, Jovial "Uncle Bill"
will take a "bath" in the Liston
Clay embroglio. As the old say
ing goes. "Them as has, gits,"
and MacDonald was born a
winner.
Event invites
mid-state skiers
Special to Tha Bulletin
PORTLAND Associated
Women Skiers of Mount Hood,
a Portland organization, is hold
ing its annual junior novice
giant slalom Sunday, January 5,
it was announced today by pub
licity chairman Betty Jo Pa-
I don.
Mid-state novice skiers are
being sought. All novices up to
18 are eligible. Entries, meet
ing January 3 deadline, should
be sent to Mrs. Lea Goebel,
2615 SE Yamhill Street, Port
land. Blanks are available
through her and in the maga
zine, The Northwest Skier.
NBA Standings
By United Press International
Eastern Division
W L Pet.
Boston 23 3 .885
Cincinnati 20 12 .625
Philadelphia 12 15 .444
New York 3 26 .235
Western Division
W L Pet.
Los Angeles 19 11 .633
St. Louis 19 14 .576
San Francisco 15 13 .536
Baltimore . 9 19 .321
Detroit 7 19 .269
By Jimmy Hatlo
college scores
By United Press International
West
Utah 102 Washington St 71
San Diego 66 Santa Clara 65
Western Washington 71 Idaho 66
Azusa 78 La Verne 75
East
Eastern Ky. 90 Syracuse 72
Boston U 79 Seton Hall 63
Trinity (Conn) 74 Harvard 72
Rhode Is. 74 St John (NY) 65
South
Duke 84 Virginia 73
Midwest
WTchila 71 Minnesota 65
Illinois 74 Butler 53
Marquette 67 Iowa St 62
Southwest
Houston 69 Mississippi St 61
Texas Tech 83 Auburn 71
S.W. Tex St 83 Tarleton 63
Okla City U 80 Texas A&M 70
Denver finally
loses In WHL
By United Press International
The rest of the western
Hockey League could take heart
today Denver finally lost one.
The Los Angeles Blades
snapped Denver's seven game
winning streak Thursday night
in a 3-2 decision before 8.842
fans at the Sports Arena.
The win put Los Angeles in
a second place tie with idle
Seattle, nine points behind Den
ver. The other three teams are
tied for fourth, five points
back of Seattle and Los Angel
es. Bob S o 1 1 n g e r and Red
Bownass hit second period goals
for Los Angeles to give the
Blades a 3-1 advantage that
stood tip. John Sleaver and
Bill Shvetz scored Denver goals
and Stan Maxwell tallied the
other Los Angeles goal.
In action tonight, it's Seattle
at Vancouver and Portland at
Denver.
Sisters, Bend,
Madras active
Basketball games tonight!
Class A-l (non-league)
at Madras. Estacada
Bend at Klamath Falls
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Appllancea-Fumltora
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Baby Sitter
Bnata Motors
Raina Opportunities!
Bulldinc Cnrj tractors
Card nf T banks
Contracts
Dors. Peta eta. MH.
DomeatJa Servlrss M
Farms. Acreages
Farmer Column HS
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Feeds Seeda ....
Fuel. Ooal, IVvod. Oil
Fuel Wanted ...
Funeral Dtreetnra M
Funeral Benrlree ,
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liWlilOaWffl II
This easy-to-use guide will simplify your Christmas Shopping. Area
merchants are offering a host of items, priced at various levels. All
hand picked to fit your Christmas budget!
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A Brand New
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get all year 'round at . . .
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The finest gift you
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See the beauty in a home when
vou call it your own 35 proud
homeowners already havel
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Give the finest-Give
HALLMARK
CHRISTMAS CARDS
from Eriksen's
Overnight Personalized
Service.
Be sure to see all the varied
gifts you can give, from Erik
sen's, Bend's Complete Sta
tionery Store.
ERIKSEN'S
STATIONERY
& Office Supply
10U Brooks St.
DEAR SANTA:
I am thinking of b-ins a new
car for Christmas. There are
so manv makes and models to
see and drive. I don't know
where to start. What shall I do?
"Confused"
DEAR CONFTSED:
You owe it tn yourself to drive
the outstanding new 'M Super
Torque FORD at Robbersion
Ford before you consider anv
car. Ask now for test-drive
proof of liM FORD quality-in
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"Saata-
Friday, December 20, 1963
Funeral Norleea ...."
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t. Help Hanum. stale
Housa Trailers -... n .... ..
Houefceeplns Koome . i
Hoos for Kent ........
Instrwrlen-Soboulj ..h.....
In Mnmortini ,. ....,..
Lecal Notices
Livestock
Lost a roimd
Lota a Building Sltea .....
Livestock Minted
Loans
Marhlnerr fnr Sale
Machlnerr Hanted .......
Masonlo Notices ........
Miscellaneous for Rent
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Money To Loan
Money Wanted
Miitorryclea Fnr Sale, ....
Musical InHtnunenta MH
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Pooltrjr. Kabhlts ..H
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1-Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of ARTHUR M.
BROWN, also known as A. M.
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
Countv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned, Iv Ma-
whinnev. has ben nnnrrintjH ae
Administrator of the estate of
Arinur ivi. Brov, aka A. M
Brown, deceased by the above
entitled Court. All persons hav
ing claims against estate are
hereby notified and required to
present the same, duly verified.
as Dy law required, to the un
dersigned at 1026 Bond Street,
nena, uregon, within six
months from the first publica
tion of this notice in The Bulle
tin. Dated and first published No
vember 29, 1963.
Date of last publication De-
cemoer m. lyod.
Ivy Mawhinney,
Administrator of said es
tate McKAY. PANNER & JOHNSON
iuo uona btreet
Bend, Oregon
Attorneys for said estate.
303-1-7-13-C
NOTICE OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Estate of WALTER H. MAY
No. 2506
Tn the District Court of t h e
State of Oregon for Deschutes
County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned, Adminis
trator with the Will Annexed of
the estate of Walter H. May, de
ceased, has filed its final ac
count in the above entitled
court, and that Friday, January
10th. 1964, at 10:00 o'clock a.m.
in the Court Room of the above
entitled court has been appoint
ed by the court as the time and
place for the hearing of objec
tions thereto, if any, and the
settlement thereof.
Dated andfirst published De-
from this wonderful selection of Christmas Gifts .
For The WHOLE FAMILY . . .
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TRAVEL "TRAILER
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Come See Us!
W. B. ANDERSON
TRAILER SALES
S. Highway 97 382-4661
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR THE HOME!
Single control
Electric blanket
2 year guarantee
Portable Electric
Mixer
$12.97
5 9.97
,5 S.77
. $ 8.77
2 slice automatic
Toaster
Electric
Can Opener
Automatic Steam 'n Dry
Iron $ 8.77
Masterson-St. Clair
HARDWARE
856 Bond St. Bend 382-1031
For Your Son. . .
Give Him A
T0HATSU
for Christmas
from . . .
FRANK'S MOTORS
North Highway 97
FAMILY PRIDE . . .
Yes, your whole family will be
proud of a new kitchen design
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from beautifully finished wood
cabinets and sparkling counter
tops. Call for FREE estimates.
MILLER LUMBER
1 Greenwood 382-1301
Christmas Special
Fleece-hned
VESTS
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136 MinnatoU
ccmber 13, 1963. , ,
Date of last publication Janu
ary 3. 1964.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND, Administrator
with the Will Annexed
De Armond. Goodrich, Gray,
Fancher & Holmes,
Attorneys for said estate.
7-13-18-23-C
8-Special Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
For information call 382-4780.
or Redmond 548-3606.
10-Lost & Found
LOST ONE fishing pole and
Mitchell reel at Prineville
Dam. Call 382-2061.
LOSfTTBHEE year old male
Beagle dog, black, brown and
tan. Red collar. License No.
55. Reward. 382-2453 or City
Police.
12-Domestic Services
WILL DO ironing, reasonable,
382-4465.
14-Moving, Trkng, 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
AMBITIOUS BOYS or girls 11
to 15 years, wishing to o w n
their own business. Earn good
money on a paper route.
Phone Richard Perry, 382-3761,
Oregonian - Oregon Journal.
18-Help Wanted Male
PLUMBER, Journeyman. Per
manent. Apply in person or by
letter. Open Shop. $4.50 per
hour. Buriitt Plumbing. 5700
NE Sandy, Portland, Oregon,
EXPERIENCED, Aggressive
automobile salesman. Must be
neat appearing. Demonstrator
furnished, fringe benefits.
Ideal working conditions. See
Jim Moran at Ben Jacques
Chevrolet, Z4b Norm atn, rtea
mond. 19-Help Wanted Female
RELIABLE MATURE woman
to housekeep for 6 youngsters
age it down, on rare occa
sions when both parents are
out of town. Up to two days
at a time. Need now. Keplay
r.u. pox I, aena, uregon.
20-Service Directory
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
Marilyn Euil 382-0268
HOME APPLIANCE
REPAIR
Large or Small
All work guaranteed.
636 W. Deschutes
548-3320 Redmond
MIKE'S ELECTRIC
REPAIRS: Washer, dryer, freez
er, refers, water heaters, furn
aces. ALL MAKES. 382-5312.
BEVS REWEAViNG
Clothing-Upholstery-Rugs
Next to Tom Tom Motel
Free Estimates 382-1948
GEORGE NETTA COMPANY
Drywall interiors, hanging and
fininshing gypsum wallboard.
Phone 382-5279 - if no answer
call after 3:00 P.M.
The Ultimate Gift!
Hake Everybody Happy with a
DATSUN
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Pickups and Cars
4 wh. dr. & Sports Cars!
Prices start at $1650.00
Fully equipped
FRANK'S MOTORS
North Highway 97
For That Favorite
Picture
PICTURE FRAMES
Ready Made &
Made to Order
LOY'S
Studio of Photography
166 E. Greenwood 382-1353
Motorola Portable
STEREO
4 speed record changer
Reg. $99.95
Christmas Special
$69.95
No down payment O.A.C
1-only
Westinghouss Portable
19" TV
UHF-VHF-complete wsUnd
n 79.95
$9.00 per month
KEN CALE
Hardware and Appliance
Third & Greenwood
S&H Green Stamps
SELECT
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from
WESTSIDE
GIFTS
1005 Galveston 382-1341
SiH Green SUmp
20-Servlce Directory
WILL DO ironing in my home,
382-3416.
JANITOR SERVICE. Floors,
walls, windows, and general
cleaning. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Bud's Cleaning Servict,
382-2780 or 382-1920.
PAINTING DONE. Reasonable
rates Anderson 382-2043
NEED REPAIRS DONE?
Large appliances, small appli
ances, electric heating, electric
lighting. Prompt effecient ier
vice. CALL TODAY.
BILL'S ELECTRIC
942 Hill St 382-2821
BULLDOZING
382-2149
.TIM'S TV SERVICE
$3.50 Service Call 382-302T
rv & RADIO KiiPAUt
FURNITURE REFINISHINQ
Work guaranteed. 548-2511
MUSSON'S REFINISHING
LADIES Alterations and dress
making. Experienced. Mtli
aneparason. sown.
For Best Results
Advertise in The
Bulletin Classifieds
22-Building Sup.-ConL
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the house for Christmas . . .
With Weldwood DELUXE
Charter Pre-Finished
PANELING
Here is nature's own beauty
marks that makes any room
a rich rustic setting.
This is the finest pre-finished
paneling available anywhere. S
shades to choose from.
WALNUT - OAK - BIRCH
- PECAN and SAMARA.
Wa also have A-GRADE
Pre-finished
MAHOGANY
PANELING
4x8 sheet
6.88
Gifts from Miller's
TOOLS
Miller's has everything for the
do-it-yourselfer 1 Black and
Decker Power Tools, hand
saws, hammers, screwdriver
sets, etc.
PING PONG
TABLE TOPS
5'x9 unfinished
Also a wide variety of table
legs for your coffee table, end
tables, etc.
SEE US FIRST
MILLER LUMBER
COMPANY
Thriftway Store & Yard
S&H Green Stamps on all
cash and carry purchases
Open 8:00 to 5:00
Monday through Saturday
1 Greenwood 382-4301
Building Specials
Loose insulation $1.20 bag
Blanket insulation up
Plasterbd $1.45, 1.70, 2.05
25 lb. joint cement $2.95
34" Fireplace Unit $52.95
37" Fireplace Unit $60.95
Garage Door whrdwre $49.50
Asbestos Siding $16.95 tq.
I00,s alum wind, wicreen:
Patio Drs w$creen $69.50
1 Floor Tile 7'2e each
200 amp meter bases $8.95
200 amp Range Panel $20 up
All sizes elee wire CHEAP
Basebd Heaters 3' to !2'
$14.95 to $34.95
Wall Heaters $15.40, $26.95
235 lb comp roof $8.35
Roll Roof $2.65 to $3.95
Galv Corrug $8.20, $8.45
US Stormseal $10.75 iq
4-V Crimp 3'-30' $9.75 sq
Corrug Fiberglass 2 1 '20 ft.
Septic tanks $44.50, $59.50
4" orangeburg pips 28c, 32e
Dble Kit. sink complete $39.95
Quality toilet wseat $26.95
20x18 basin wtrim $19.50
5' tub wtrim $54.95
Folding Stairwayi $29.50
Galv pipe l'2"x2r 30e ft
Field Fence $11.95, $12.95
Barb Wire 80 rd. $5.25, 6.95
Steel Posts 69e up
Fresh Cement per sack $1.45
Concrete Mesh 7'x200' $26.95
Reinforce Rod 60c, 1.08 20'
Polyfilm 4' to 40' left
Genuine FORMICA 59e sq ft
Galv Gutter 3e ft
All kinds Paneling CHEAP
Ceil. Tile 12c sq ft
Tappan elee. oven & ranges
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Salem, Oregon
I M. North of Keiier 1
Phone 364-0161
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