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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
T PAGE THRE1
Redmond and Vicinity
KFD.MOMl
Ki'riltiuiiil, Auk. .Ml iKjieelnll
MIum Kuliy Sii-ihfMMiu, fills'
ihylciil I'lliiiiiiliiii lem-hei' ai
It. U. U.S., iinlveil in Ki'iliiinnil
Suiuliiy f kjiii Fotluiia. In , wlieie
Mie hud been hii-ii,ii,( ,,. Hum
tnvr.
Mm. Hill HiiiTlrt of Culver wim
a Mumluy vUHor In KciIiikhhI.
Kev. mill Mm. Murvln Keyaer
of Wnl(liuii, Ore., were rililiiy
UticHIM ill tin- Inline nf Hev. mill
Mm. Wenley linker.
Wi'KlrnliiHU'i- fi'lliiwilili Kruup
met in thi home ul Hev. mill Mim.
Wesley linker .Sumliiy nluht in
7 J III. The ineiiihei H were plun.
nliiK delnllH fur the WeKlmliiKter
(elliiWHhlii retreat to lie held Kll
tiny in Kultle hike. The llenil
llioup uIhd will iilleml the re.
treat. Kev. and Mrs. WeHley link
er. Mix. Uoyd Maker mid Kev.
Allmi l'lillin of llend will iiei-um.
puny the yotiliK penple,
MInu IjiIh Mi l.u ui lilln returned
lo her home In Kediuoiul Niilur
day. lAi lun been vInIUiik her
Kl'iinilinolher In Nvsun diirlni! the
vuealloii. She will enroll iih n
Koplioinore In Hedmond Union
lillfli M'hool till (all.
Mr. and Mm. W. C. linker of
HUhop, Calif., have relurneil lo
their home a Her vInHIiik the Mils
iJavlen and the Wesley linker
fmnllleii. They an I lie parenlH of
Mm. Duvlex and Mr. linker.
Mr. and Mm. K. Y. AUkoikI left
for Ihelr home In St'oltHilnle,
Art.., IiikI week after IimvIiik
Npent inline lime vIkHIiik Kev. mid
Mm. Wesley linker and friends
and relatives In Kugene and
Salem.
Mr. mid Mm. I.'il Kiiihn of Mir
lino, 'lie., have piurhiiHiil I In
1 1. I.. l''m l.;h hiiine. Kiiihn will
he ussoi liileil wllll Ills Intliei ill :
linslnesH, flu- two having pin
cliawil I li e Oliver Implement'
company.
Joe AIiIciii.'iii ol i'orllmid has!
hei-ome on employee ol the I lllvir j
Implenienl company, lerenllyi
puri'linied liy K. I'. Krolin mid
koii. lie plans lo move his lam
liy lo Kediiiiiiid next week.
Mr. and .Mix. Sinlili of Smith's
Heally have jiiireliiiiu-il the ('. K.
Thompson house on Third and
Alder.
(iene l,enr, iJescsiiles counly
n!cnl. will leave Hhoilly after
Seplemlier for a year's (!i minute
study at lliirvnid' university, lie
lias been l anted u lellowshlp to
study pulillc ndmlnlslratlnii. Mrs.
I -car ami the children. .Innet mid1
Iki'i-u U'lll t,..,,irtiii.tiy I fattf 'I'lu.v '
plan i he lii 1'niiiliililne liy Sep.
temlier 'M.
The Kedtnonil shoe store, mi
der Hie maiiiii''meiil of )avid
KIK opened r'rlilay In lite new
Coyner Imlldine. at ll Sixth
street.
Mrs. Harold Holy and Mm.
Paul Crall were hostesses at a
Initial shower Thursday, Aiicuhi
11, at the Duly home, honoring
Miss Wanda Harwell, who was
married Saturday, August 21), to
William Johnson of Tumalo,
1'owell Unite K'lani!!' will hold
Its next meetliiK I'liiliiy, Septem
lier 2.
Next regular V.I'.W. auxiliary
meelliiK will he held Septemlier
H nt the V.K.W. hall.
Mrs. Curl Martin, president of
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Come in Thursday and lot Mr. Charles Wobbo,
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the V.K.W. auxiliary, appointed
the InllowInK committee mein
ln is lor the year: Mrs. iJon Hoss,
Mr.l, Colvlu t'rell, ineinlM'tshlp;
Mrs. I'rank Mclionuld, Mm. Don
t'rell, home fund; Mrs. Kdllli
Urell, Mrs. Allien Campliell, re-;
liahllltiiilon; Mrs. Hairy Sim-;
moiiH, Mrs. (leoiKe Carl and Mrs.;
1'ied Hint, hospital; Mrs. Vincent i
( '.it I lae.hcr. Mis. Charlotle Han-j
dull, Americanism and essay;
Mis. Mel Amslieriy, Mrs. Charles;
lie Hons, luiilor activities; Mrs.;
I'tances rendloy, Mrs. Hen iMin- i
lei, IcKlslailon; Mrs. II. T. Ward,
siiiiKhlne fund: liorolhy IjiinIcI,
lililhdny hook; Mrs. Keltli KerKU-;
son, Mrs. Marlon Meyers, com.!
munlty service; Mm. Kdllh Uiell, 1
Mis. Mary Mitchell, kitchen cone'
mil lee. I
Central Oregon Uaunhlem of!
Hie Nile will meet September Hj
at the home of Mrs. Oneva Her-1
17 in I'llnevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. I.. Meyers were j
north south winners nt duplicate
brldi;e last Wednesday lllc.ht at i
the Hedmond hotel ban(uel room. ;
Kuuncrs up were Mrs. J, A. l)u-j
ley and Mrs. Frank McCnrvey.
Mrs. Calvin llutler and Mrs. Kay
Sliopshiie woo ensl west honors,
and Mrs. Flank Hamlin und Mrs.
Justin Klnii were runners up.
Mrs. I'uiil CrlffllhH will lie host
ess lo the Women's council of the
Christian church at her home
September 2.
NORTH REDMOND
North Hedmond. Auk- 31 ISpe
clall Mr. and Mrs. Vunce Cor
win and boys, of Alfalfa, were
dinner quests at the Frank Cor
win home Saturday. Aflerwurds
they attended Die rodeo at the
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Cam- and
Mr. anil Mm. Hubert Dyer were
Sunday kucsIn at the Kd;ar Dun
can home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eslick
and family of Portland were over
nlHlit Kests at the Lloyd Jen
nliiKS home Sunday. Mr. Eslick Is
Mrs. Jennings brother.
The Lutheran ladles' aid met
Thursday evenliiK at the El Kan
cho. After the business meeting,
which was conducted by Mrs.
Ethel Svarverud. president, a
: "pink nnd blue" shower wns Riv
en In honor of Mrs. A. Q. Wlnkel.
; Mrs. Kenneth Moore and Helen
Henson served the refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Knowles sold
their turkey liens to Norlltwesi
Poultry Monday.
1 Infill Slewarl was caller at the
(;ren Jones home Monduy. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Waller (Jcrlach
and son, Chuck, of Spokane, and
Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones of llend .
were visitors at the Earl Dexter'
homi
sister of Mrs. Dexler.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale of
Cloverdale
Clovenlnle, Aug. .11 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spear und
Otto Hagen ull of Portland were
week end visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold.
luesdny. Mrs. Orlach Is a' r', wes' iccvey
Kjwrit Sunduy fishing on Squuw
Bend Teachers
(Continued from Page I)
work under Ihelr principals.
Friday, sixth grade teachers
meet at Allen school at 9:31) a.m.
for the Red Cross accident pre
vention orientation course, while
all
others are
I buildings.
It) meet In their
Use classified nils In The Hull
tin for uulcfc results.
Portland arrived Friday lo ullend
the Deschutes county fair, and
vii.il Mrs. Dale's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Oren Jones.
Mrs. Dexler reports that
creek
Mr. anil Mrs. A. P. Meigs of
Portland are spending a few days
visiting at the home of their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
church services were held for the i Mrs. Henry Raxke..
first time In the new Redmond The Cloverdale Garden club
Lutheran church, on the corner will meet September 7 at the
of 12th and U last Sunday. 'Die' home of Mrs. Lee Goodrich,
new minister, Kev. Wilson and I Mr unli Mrs charlp wiltsey
wife, are expected some time this1 ,, KU(.sli lu.n Harrlman, of
coming week. I l.ukevlew. called ut the Leo Paul-
Ed Greenlee or Wlllowdiile Is Ult nom(, Sunday,
spending u few days ut his ranch I ..... , ,, ,,
'tbsl'k'e cLTrtfs ET" ! " Can'tTrlflS
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Culver were Sunday d I n n e r j 01 'Mr- and Mrs- Jack "amrlck.
guesls fit the J. W. Schrunk I r-vereue i-auj us speni ine ween
(,. iend In Portland where he attend-
Mr.' anil Mrs. Cleo Carter and "! Shrlners football game.
family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Car- Mrs. Jack Hamrick entertained
ler and (laughter, all of Lcaburg, Sunday with a birthday dinner In
Ore., called un Mr. and Mrs. Jones - honor of her husband and his sis-
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Sunday and attended the fair.
Mrs. Vein Maglll of Terre
lnne and Mrs. W. P. Mandlch
went to Koscburg Monday and
brought Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pfaff
home. Mr. Pfaff is convalescing
from a major operation perform
ed In a Portland hospital some
time ago.
Jessie Ross spent Saturday
with Shirley Jones.
Mrs. E. L. Pfaff and son,
Dunne, went to llend Monday and
Joined Mrs. Buckingham, county
school superintendent, and Mrs.
MeCaully and the party went to
Brothers to inspect the new teacn
erage and school, which Vern Ma
glll of Terrebonne Is just finish
ing up. Mrs. Pfaff is teaching this
year. School starts there Sep
tember u. ,
Charles Wiley accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. M. P. Clevenger,
to Bend Monday. Loris stayed
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Wiley, for a visit.
A party was held Tuesday- eve
ning at the J. V. Preszler home In
Powell Butte, in honor of Miss
Etta Ferguson, who is leaving
Thursday for her home in Sacra
mento. Miss Ferguson has been
visiting relatives in Redmond and
Powell Butte for the past month.
Those attending the party were
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ferguson and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fergu
son and son, Donald; Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Ferguson and boys, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Ferguson and
daughter, Kathleen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley, ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Clevenger and Mr. ond Mrs, Len
Pike of Lower Bridge, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Wiley of Bend on
fishing trip to East lake sun-.
day. I
Mrs. Frank Corwin assisted at ;
he Mel Corwin home Thursday, i
The Mel Corwlns baby was quite i
ill several days this past week i
but is much bejler.
ter, Mrs. Roy Bowen.
Fire Situation
Qui$t in Oregon
Portland, Aug. 31 UM Oregon
and Washington forests today
were free of unchecked fires, the
U. S. forest service reported.
A 90acre tire near Ellensburg.
Wash., started Tuesday from a
lightning bolt, but 50 men
brought the fire under control
by Tuesday night.
rlres in butherlln. Ore., and
Lewis county, Wash., were under
control.
Weather bureau forecasts call
for humidities above 40 per cent
in northwestern Oregon and west
ern Washington lorests today.
Southwestern and eastern Ore
gon, however, will have humidi
ties below the fire danger point
oi M) per cenL
w ... . J
in Jdano s rayette national for
est, tne l5,oooacre fire is still
out of control, but fire lines have
been established and the blaze
has not covered any new ground
lor two aays.
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BOOK'S RULES IGNORED
Spokane, Wash. IP Two
young Bible salesmen were
charged with burglary here. Sher
M. Lowry, Detroit, and Francis
E. Mefford, Holyoke. Colo., both
23. admitted breaking into the
home of Lee Horner. The Bible
salesmen complained to the sher
iff that business had been "poor"
lately.
pass the buck to the physical
education and health depart
ments," he asked. "No single j
item Is more important to ihe
well-being of an individual than I
good health. It is my wish that :
each other keep this in mind."
Saying that all the members
of the teaching staff in Bend had ;
already been trained In correct !
teaching methods, Bushong made
only general suggestions on in
struction techniques.
He said "no one can be effl-'
dent without a plan," and that
each teacher should "plan his
work carefully for every period."
He reminded that weaknesses and '
difficulties in students should be
diagnosed as early as possible, 1
and remedies Instituted. !
New pupils should be made to i
feel at home, and help given to
acquaint them with others. Indi
vidual Interests and abilities
should be sought and developed.
And, he declared, "teachers' own
mistakes sometimes account tor
poor learning results."
Cooperation Essential
In conclusion he said each
teacher "represents the entire
school system" to the Bend com
munity and should "cooperate
with one another, administrators
and the community."
you have an important job
to do, teachers, he reminded.
You are in charge of the chil
dren of this city. It is a great re
sponsibility. I am sure you will
not take it lightly."
Mrs. Joe Elder represented
PTA and Bend city school board.
High school principals introduced
their personnel.
Following the general meeting,
teachers went to meetings in
their respect lye schools, where
principals presided.
Afternoon Program
After lunch, a second general
meeting was to convene in the
high school library at 1:30, with
Robert W. Sawyer, publisher of
The Bend Bulletin, speaking on
the background oi central Ore
gon.
The lower division dean of boys
at Bend high school. H. M. Nichol
son, coordinator of adult educa
tion, was to speak on the sub
ject of the central Oregon com
munity college.
A tour of Bend was scheduled
for 3 p.m., concluding the day's
events. -. '
Tomorrow morning, a general
meetinjfor elementary teachers
is scneuuiea ior ine J. Alton
Thompson school auditorium,
with high school teachers to meet
in the high school.
In the afternoon, teachers are
to meet in their own schools and
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