8 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, April 20, 1955
IM.KADS NOT (il ll.TY
Spit'lnl l I'Iik Ulillt'till
REDMOND Richard David
Nrlsun, Hind, dialled wilh diiv
ing while under the influence of ir.
toxicating liquor has pleaded not
guilty and requested a jury trial.
Date of the trial was tentatively
sot for May 3 n .us! ire cunt
judge Donaid Ellis.
Immunization
Clinics Planned
cw.u-xtion soitwrr
Sptvlul til The Jiullfllll
RICHMOND Uend Credit Bu
reau's adjuslment department has
filed suit in justice court vs
Clyde L. and Jane Doe MrCuilcy
for collection of $78.11.
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KjH-ciul to The Bulletin
I IKI.ti-.VIU.l-. I'iIio imniiim-
.ilion clinics for Crook couniy
:-Iio.il c;i.ldien will l.e cjnducK'd
Tuesday April M, or.e week Inter
tlian originally planiK d. The morn
ini; ciinic will he held in the Ochoco
sch;inl gym fn.m 9 to 11 a in. and
i the alleriiuan clinic in the Cmolied
River school cafeteria from 1 to
3 p.m.
Volunteers who have heen enlist
ed to lielp the medical staff with
the task of innoculatiriy -1:Y chil
dren in that one day include Mrs
'.(wis Giilam, Mrs. A. J. liiamlon,
Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Mrs. I.ois
lluniley and Mrs. Paul Hitches.
Mrs. Ava Kincaid. surgery i'l
nervisor at the I'i .im-er Memoriu':
hospital, has volunteered to don.i'.e
lime and services each evniny
during the tri-ccunty Sail: vaccine
program. She will sterilize equip
in-ill used each day in nil the el in
ics, ill Crook, Jefferson and Des
'huti'S counties.
Scouts Plant
Younq Pines
Hoys from Scout Troops No. 21
and .'ill in Uend this past weekend
planted approximately 1,000 seed
linn pines in the Buy Scout forest
west of Uend, near the Cascade
Lakes highway.
Trees are planted annually in
this forest, set aside for the Scouts
of the area for use in their com
munity (cood turn activities.
This year, most of the planting
work was in replacement of trees
that had apparently heen browsed
and killer by deer, whicli appear
lo have developed an appetite for
the lender seedlings produced in
the II. S. Forest Service nursery
Just east of Bond.
The trees were planted under the
supervision of C. K. llein of the
Deschutes National Forest staff in
Bend and leader of one of the
troops.
I 'resent from Troop No. 21 wen
Tele Hinds, Richard Carlson, IMi
Deel, Leinard Deel, Mike Jones
and Rodney Robertson.
Present from troop No. .Id were
Mickey Hawthorne, Jacob Noun,!
Jerry Wheeler. Melbert Pike, Bob
Kllstrom and Bruce Paltca.
The Boy Scout forest is near tlie
Spring River junction of the Cas
I cades Lakes highway.
Series of Teas are Planned
By Grange Hall Ladies Aid
Special to The Iliilletln home. They arc former school
K ASTERN STAR Members of ltes of Larry Kribs.
the Grunge Hall ladies aid plan
a series of teas lo raise money
for the 4-11 summer school scholar-
sip which lliey give annually. The
p'ans were completed ut their reg
ular meeting held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Julius Stern. Mrs.
Elizabeth Wallers volunteered lo
be hostess for the first of tfie se
ries on Tuesday, April 1!). It M is
also decided that they would re
vive the old custom of bringing
recipes, poems, witty sayings, etc.
to the meetings for roll call, at
each meeting. Ten women were
present and Mrs. M. Chnrlcswoiilt
of Seattle was a guest. The next
meeting of the group will be April
'S at the home of Mrs. Nolan
Turner.
Rodney Adams and Vesy Me-
Mullin of Portland, students at
Willame'.te university, were week
end guests at the Leslie Kribs
Old Richardson
School Building
is Torn Down
SM-cl:d to The Bulletin
EASTERN STAR A familiar
landmark dating to tiie days be
fore the formation of Deschutes
county disappeared from the scene
recently, when the old Richardson
school building was torn down for
lumber. It was bought at auction
by Mrs. Guy Merritt.
When the Richardson district
consolidated with the Bend school
system seven years ago, the build
ing was used for the first three
'trades for several years. After
that, all pupils were transported
town schools. The school board
look action to dispose of the build
ing, and the auction resulted. Play
round equipment was sold to the
Seventh Day Adventisl school in
Bend and moved there.
A number of present residents of
the community bad all eight years
of their grade school education in
the building. Among them are the
following: Paul Christofferson.
Meade Pederscn, Mr. and Mrs.
Oertel Fix, Clarence Torkelsor
and his brothers mid sister, Mrs.
Annie Zink, Robert Bradctich and
Dan Rastovich.
The school is about three and i
half miles east of Uend. on the
Bend-Rums highway.
Mrs. C. A. Burton and Mrs. Wal
ter Prichard and son, John, at
tended the Deschutes county 4 11
Leaders meeting in Alfalfa last
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mathews of
Alfalfa und Mr. and Mrs. Ija
Mathews and family were Sunday
callers at the Myron Shelley home.
The Eastern Star Orungc Home
Economics club .will hold their
monthly meeting, Thursday at the
Myron Shelley home with Mrs.' E.
D. Fitzgerald as hostess. The
meeting will start at 2 p.m. in
stead of the regular time:
Genrge Rastovich is. reported to
be improving some in health after
being ill for several weeks. GL-ests
at th Rastovich home on Sunday
were Mrs. Clarence Torkelson and
Miss Betty Colona.
Tony Shine, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Shine on the Alfalfa
niad. has enlisted In the U S
Army and planned to report fir
(lilt v Mundav.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne and
two children visited with friends
in Prineville on Sunday.
Douglas Salicis of Bend spent
the weekend visiting at the How
ard Hyde home. Mrs. Clifford
Gammond was a guest on Sunday
'John Prichard soent three days
n Pendleton attending the Eoiseo
oal Church convocation for the dis
trict. He made the trip with Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Shields.
Gene Hnldy, Hugh Glassow and
Tohn Prichard attended a DcMo-
hiy meeting in Burns recently.
They were memliers of the degree
team of the Bend chapter and put
on their work for Masons in Burns
Mrs. C. A. Burton and Mrs.
'jiwrence Bright attended the dis
trict 4-11 Leaders conference in
Klamath Falls last sveek.
Richard Fix underwent surgery
I the St Charles Memorial hos
)il"l on Mond'iv.
Mrs. Robert Wavne and family
pcnt Monday visiting ut the Law
"ence Bright home.
Extension Unif
Elects Officers
Mrs. Ernest Steinlichl was elected
chairman of the Bend home exten
sion unit for the coming year, ut u
meeting last week at the home
of Mrs. W. B. Wilson, 1416 E. 8th
street. Also named to offices were
the following: Mrs. Wilson, vce
chairman; Mrs. Uc;. J Mayne,'
secretary, and Mrs. Lloyd Wirtz,
treasurer.
Twenty-one members were pres
bcrg, Mrs. Kelly Swafford, Mrs.
ent, with Mrs. Dona!d Huinpson
joining as a new member. Mrs.
Harvey Olson, Mrs. G. C. DaJken
W. y. Currier, Mrs. Steinlicht and
Mrs. Mayne assisted the hostess
with the noon luncheon.
Miss Mildred Wilson, county
home economics extension agent,
gave a demonstration on sewing
new fabrics.
The next meeting will be held
May 10 at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Mayne, 224 E. Emerson avenue.
"Vegetables: Attractive Nutri
tious and Delicious" will be the
project subject.
FIXES ASSESSED
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND In municipal court
last week Ellen Stiff, Redmond,
was fined $5 for failure to stop for
a stop sign, and the fine was sus
pended. Glenn R. Johnson and
James A. Carr, Redmond, paid
S25 fines each for public intoxication.
EXPENSIVE S.MKI.L
DETROIT (UP) Mrs. Sarah
Droste estimated today it cost her
$1,350 to smell an Euster flower.
Mrs. Droste sniffed a potted hya
cinth, dropped the plant on the
gas pedal of her car and smashed
through two garages and struck
another automobile.
Pioneers Plan
Annual Picnic
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Preliminary plans
including committee post mem
hers, for Uie jelterson County P'i-i
neer association's annual pu...c
set for Sunday, July 12, were an
nounced today by Howard Turner,'
president.
A site for the event has not yet
been chosen, but Tur ner explained
that the association's queen will
probably be crowned just befjre
the 12:30 picnic. Committee ap
pointments made by Turner: Gen
eral arrangements, Winifred Os
born, chairman, John Campbell,
T. A. Power. Program, Mrs. Gus
Ramsey, chairman, Mrs. Belie
Read, Mrs. Dorris Corwin. Queen
selection, Mrs. L. M. Homey,
chairman, Mrs. Fred Rodman,
Ceorge Dee.
Speakers' committee, Henry A.
Dusfault, chairman, Art Shugert
Fred Rodman. Coffee committee,
11. Ward Farrell, chairman, Roy
Lui'ling, Harry Heising.
Committees will meet at the Jef
ferson county courthouse, May 23
at 7:30 p.m. to select the queen
and make general arrangements.
It takes nearly 800 pounds of
wood to produce the paper and pa
nerboard products used by the av
erage citizen of the United States
in a year.
MEETING SET
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE The drill team
-if the Rebekah lodge will meet
Wednesday night for a practice
session ut the Odd Fellows hall.
The meeting starts at 7:30.
It is also announced that a fare
well party for Mr. and Mrs.
George Crosswhite will be held at
a joint meeting of the Odd Fel
lows and Rebekahs ut 7:30 or
Pulpwood accounts for about 17 April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Crosswhite
per cent of the wo kI harvested have been active lor a number pi
each year in the United Stales, (years in local lodge work.
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