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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1943 PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON Forester Named To Head KM Albert Wlcsendanger, ' for 39 years Identified with Mt. Hood national forest in imponani exe cutive capacities, on June 15 be- ' comes executive secretary of Keep Oregon Green association, according to Dean Paul M. Dunn, state chairman of the fire prevcn- . tion organization. Wiesendanger has earned a na tional reputation for his years of work in forestry, in fire protec- - tion and in forest recreation, " Dean Dunn said. A native Port Z lander, he is known to thousands m of Oregonians who have visited " Mt. Hood during the past four " decades. He has lectured to two generations of students In schools - throughout the northwest on for " est recreation and protection themes. - "Secretary Wicsendanger steps Z into this important post at one of m the most critical forest fire per- - iods in our history," Dunn stated. " "His first undertaking will be to m visit every county KOG commit- tee and lay plans to combat man- caused fires this summer. CHI R zona of Oregon are u(ged to give complete cooperation again this year, for fire hazards are greater than ever." m KNtahlishes Reputation 'Albert Wiesimdanger has made an enviable reputation for himself during his long years of continuous service to forestry," 2 H. J. Andrews, regional U.S. for- ester said. "His educational work among students and adults has been of the highest order. His , new post with KOG will give him an even broader opportunity to - serve Oregon." Wlesendanger attended Couch school and Lincoln high school in Portland and took University of Oregon extension courses. He is a senior member of the Society f American Foresters. He was sen ior forest ranger at Eagle Creek, lrom 1016 to 1939, principal for est ranger at Timberline lodge from 193P to 1941 and has been district ranger at Columbia gorge in iceent years. He will make his headquarters at the KOG offices at Salem. Wiesendangor succee is Charles Ogle, secretary for the past throe years, who has resign ed to lake up other work in Ore gon. Realty Transfers Deeds, May 17 Oliver E. Glazebrook to Abra ham Bucholz, all blks. 165, 166, 174, 175, Hlllman. Abraham Bucholz to Robert Cornett, all blks. 166, 174, Hlll man'. N. O. Isaacson to Wm. i! Mc Burney, parts of lots 5 and 6, Dobeson-Slocum. Edward A. Powell to Elmer A. Olson, E 105 ft. lot 24 So. More land nc. N. R. Gilbert to Emory E. John ston, lot 1, blk. 6, River terr. Emory E, Johnston to Jasper Ward, lot 1, blk. 6, River terr. Elmer J. Peterson, executor, to Carl H. Baker, exec, SENE SW NE NENE 28 16 11. State Reclamation comm. to El mer Peterson, exec, SENE 28 16 11. Don Waddle to Bernard J. Mey er, NENE 19 16 12. Charles E. Bradbury to George E. Lydick, lot 7, blk. 8, Staats. Marlon Lydick to George Ly dick, lot 7, blk. 8, Staats. Mark Ferns to C. Victor E. Kerns, that part EViNW 27 22 10 West of Fremont hy. Ernest Stelnlicht to George L. Short, lots 8, 9, blk. 101 1st add Bend pk. Woodrow E. Miller to Jack R. Gordon, lots 25, 16, blk. 101 1st add Bend pk. Clifford E. Laursen to Pat Dar rar, lot 1, blk. 4, Center. Mortgages, May 17 Henry Stiixner Jr., to George II. Brewster, SWSW 30 15 13. William I. McBurney, parts of lots 5 and 6, Dohson -Slocum. Pat Darrar to U. S. Nat'l, lot 1, blk. 41, Center. Mortgage Itch-uses, May 17 Jesse F. Scott to Don Waddle, NENE 1!) 16 12. ' John DeBoer to A. Michael Bar rett, lot 1 S 10 ft. 2 blk. 6, Lytic. U. S. Nat'l link to Woodrow E. Miller, lots 25, 26, blk. 101 1st add Bend pk. Deeds, May 18 Frank S. Laursen to James L. Zlegler, lot G, V".-j 7 blk. 40 Center. WRINGKRS, KOl.US A PARTS FOR ALL MAKES Buy Where You Get Service Maytag Appliance Store ELMER HUDSON Cornelius C. Burns to Lawrence C. Musgrave, lot 12, blk. 16, Des chutes. Charles R. Nelson to Arthur G, Crashaw, lot 4, blk. 4, Terminal, C. L. McCauley, sheriff, to E. J. Gibson, sheriff's deed, lot 2, blK S, Center. George F. Dubois to Mabel 13. Phlln. lot 4. blk. 41. Wiestorla. Harry A. Peterson to Joseph T. Haugen, lot d, blk. b, Highland Mortgages, May 18 Richard Moorsman to Pac 1st fed sav and loan, lot 7, Jefferson view. James L. Zlegler to U. S. nat'l bnk, lot C, W 7, blk. 40, Center. William F. Rann to 1st nat'l bnk, lot 4, blk. 4, Center. Ernest Berg to des- fed sav and loan, lot 11, blk. 15, Blvd. Edward W. McLennan to Des fed sav and loan, E 19 ft. lot 3, blk 4, Center. Herbert N. Wilcox to U. S. nat'l bnk, lot 5, blk 2, Lava rd. Joseph T. Haugen to First Nat'l bnk, lot G, blk 6, Highland. McrtifUge Kelmises, May IX Angel A. Peterson to Harry Pet erson, lot 6, blk G, Highland. Mabel C. Rennolds to William A. Harpe, part of SENW 21 15 13. First nat'l bnk to George F. Du bois, lot 4, blk 41, Wiestorla. Deeds, May 19 M. A. Lynch to Redmond Pack ing co Inc., part of NWNE 21 15 13. Robert Ormand Lyon to H. R. Plumb, lots 3, 4, blk 8, Mill. Grace Aitken to Richard Day, lots 1-2-3 W 21.35' 4 blk 5, David sons. Deschutes co to Raleigh Am man, NWNW 24 18 12. Deschutes co to Millard carr, lots 5-6-7. blk 53, Center. Deschutes co to F. T. Chestnut, lots 11, 12, 13, blk 4, Center. Deschutes co to Olaf Skjersaa, lot 22, blk 120, 1st add, Bend pk. Deschutes co io Claud A. Mi chael, lots 8, 9, blk 12, lots 41, 42, blk 11 Bonne Home. Deschutes co to E. B. Everman lots 1 to 8 inc. blk 47 Center. Deschutes co to Loyd Mathers, lots 7 8 blk 44, Center. Vernon W. Powning to E. P. Tankersley, part SENE 20 17 12 and part of tract 9 Norwood. Harry L. Denton to Paul L. Krueger, lots 9 10, blk 5, Orokla. Paul L. Krueger to Raymond W. Gibson, lots 9 10, blk 5, Orokla. Men's and WRIST WATCHES Priced From 19.50 Up WATERPROOFS AND OTHER MODELS Homls Hamilton Gruen Hurnian Hulnva Elgin Harvel Waltham Longinps Wlttnaiier All Nationally Advertised Watches. Many as Seen in Vogue, Life and The Saturday Evening Post. "For the Gifts You'll Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Re Your Guide." Bear's Jewelry LABOR PAV WAS 0RI6INATEP BY THE KNI6HT5 I 1DAO . LABOR MUST B& SPECIAL CWY. A We labor to give you always the best of service, the most satisfaction CHOICE BEEF FOR YOUR LOCKER . Klnrk Angus Baby Beef, Katsrd and Grain Fed by the Uradctlt'tl Bros, Also Nice Young Grain Fed Porkers. LOCKERS TO RENT MEATS WHOLESALE Slaughtering, Cutting, Curing, Smoking, Grinding, Wrapping, Quick Freezing, Storage. WE BUY BEEF, VEAL, PORK AND HIDES Answer: True. Christian Thoresen to Everett L. Dodd N. 53 ft. lot 9, blk 2, Mill add. Thorval H. Johnson to Mont O. Copenhaver, lot 5, blk 4, Des chutes. George Jaques to Frank C. For ester. SWSW. 24 17 14. Ralph E. Shumate to Joseph G. Mack, W 23 ft. lot 4 E 30 ft. 5, blk 79 Bend pk. Mortiraircs, May 19 Everett L. Todd to Grace Dick, N. 53 ft. lot 9, blk 2, Mill add. Mont O. Copenhaver to 1st na tional, lot 5, blk 4, Deschutes. Walter C. Wood to Georgia B, Gudmunson, lot 12, blk 4, Mill. Mortgage IKHeatut. May IB Frank C. Forster to George Jacques, SESW 24 17 14. Deeds, May 20 James Blaine Gammon to Wal ter Newton Perry, part of SESW 4 15 10. Jack R. Gordon to Keith E. Smith, lot 4, blk 19, 1st add, Aw brey rtf. Edwin L. Losch to James W. Valentine, part SESW 4 18 12. C. A. Roos to Irving D. Harden- dorf, part of WWNW'A 9 18 12. Bessie Peterson to Howard Mayfield, lots 3 and N 14.43 ft. lot 4 blk D. Redmond T.S. Howard Mayfield to J. M. Sweet, lpts 3 and N 14.43 ft. lot 4, blk D. Redmond T.S. Minie Bowman to Ernest E. Stelnlicht, lots 1-2, blk 104, 1st add Bend pk. Mortgages, May zu John M. Sweet to Prudential Ins. co, lots 3 and N 14.43 ft. lot 4, blk D.. Red. T.S. J. Harvey Drake to U. S. nat 1 bnk, to 10, Boyds acreage. Harry I. Stearns to Charles M. Montgomery, WVjNW 29; EV4 of 30; WVi W6NE14, NEJ4NWH 6-21-11; SEKNEK 1-21-10 except ing rt of way or, tr. ry. Mortgage Release, May 20 U. S. Nat'l bnk to Robert C. Harris, EV4 lot 6, blk 6, Kenwood gardens: CLEANERS CLEANED Salem, Ore. (tn Thieves clean ed out a Salem clothes cleaning establishment. They took 200 ar ticles valued at $2,500. Police re port on the job was labeled: "Cleaners taken to cleaners." E. A. Everett, the owner, didn't think it was funny. Ladies' IN 1882. jiiPto I Pythian Knights Plan Initiation Twenty-eight members of the newly .formed Crooked River lodge, Knights of Pythias, will re ceive the rank of knight at a cere mony set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Crook county town. The Bend lodge will take part' in the initiation, assisted by lodgemen from Redmond and a delegation of grand lodge members from Portland. In the group will be Walter Cleason, grand secretary and O. I. Lambourne, special grand deputy. The Bend and Redmond lodges conferred the page and esquire ranks on the candidates this past week end. The Prineville lodge consists of 19 new members and nine who are re-instated. Dr. R. D. Ketchum, of Bend, vice grand chancellor, was In charge of the ceremony. , Treed 'Cat' Offers Much Excitement Oceanslde, Cal. (IP Police offi cer Tony Telebar answered a tele phone call from an excited wom an who reported that her dog had treed a cat near her home. As Telebar arrived on the scene, the dog left the treed cat and chased the officer. The cat then lumped from the tree and bounded down a canyon. The dog switched back after the cat and again treed the feline. This time the officer turned a flashlight on the tree and saw not a housecat but a full grown wildcat. He fired his service revolver and the animal fell from the tree into a clump of bushes. There were many snarls and growls from the area but Telebar declin ed to approach the wounded cat. In the morning there was no sign of either a dead or wounded wildcat. . Bulletin Classifieds bring results. 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