Marble Champ is Honored
At Prineville VFW Meeting
... : , Special lii Tin- Ilulli-lln
: PP.INKVU.I.K Guests n! the
last iiicvtiiiK of llii? Dexter Fin
Cher VF W posl mill nuxiliury wcri
the family of Normun Jones, anil
K. ft King and his son. diaries.
Jones is the futlier of Gordon
Jones who recently won Ihe slate
"mig" championship.
Young Charles King also look
purl in the tournament. A potluck
dinner was served preceding Die
regular meeting of the posl and
auxiliary.
" Tables for Ihe dinner were ilec
oraled with miniature gold
crowns, marbles and flowers, (iur-
rtun was presented Willi a wool Jac
ket bearing Ihe inscription "On'
gon Stale Mig Champion, l'JMi.
dins were also presented lo
Charles and to Kii Kate who will
accompany Gordon lo Ihe national
marbles tournament in Tallahas
see, Fla on June 23.
: Other special guests at Ihe din
ner Included Ted Hopkins, Rogue
Kiver, nntional deputy chief of
stnff, and Kric Cross, Prineville,
department of Oregon chief of
staff..
',' Guests of Ihe auxiliary were
Pulte Hopkins, president of the
Jadies uiixillary, department of
Oregon, from Kogue Kiver, and
Lois Kldridge, department senior
vice-president, from Prineville.
Vera Bukor, prcsidenl of the lo
cal auxiliary, presided Hi Ihe wo
men's meeting which followed Ihe
dinner. It was announced thai sev
eral projects have been planned
for Ihe' near future. The auxiliary
will staff a concession booth at the
Crooked Kiver Roundup, August 10
12, . with Opal Vaughn as general
chuirrnan of this project. '.
The posl and auxiliary will en
ter n float in Ihe rodeo parade,
and Louise llalsey was appointed
as chairman of this project. Mem
bers of the auxiliary will also op-
rate a refreshment stand again
!iis year at Ihe hard-top races
uring tin summer season.
Delegates named for the nation
id encampment were Kdna Face
md Vera Buker, and alternates
hosen wore Edna Shirley and
vlargarette Cross. The encamp
nenl Is to be held In Dallas. Tex.
V number of members of both the
lost and nuxiliury are planning lo
ittcnd the Department of Oregon
encampment in Koseburg, June 27-
:',o.
The next regular meeting of the
VFW in Prineville will be on June
28, at H p.m. at the IOOF hall
Church Group
Holds Picnic
. Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS A large group of
friends and members of the Cen
tral Oregon Churches of Christ at
tended a picnic sponsored by the
Ninety and Nine Men s organiza
lion at Cold Springs on Sunday
Churches represented were Mad-
ras. Culver, Redmond, Sisters,
Powell Hulle, and Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. Pfeiffer of
Salem were special guests. Pfeif
fer, state president of the Ninety
and Nine Men's group, was guest
speaker.
. Approximately C5 attended the
picnic.
Smith Named Chairman of
GOP Convention Delegation
SALEM (UP) At an orgaitiza-i
lional meeting yeslerduy. Gov.
Elmo Smith was elected chairman
of Ihe Oregon delegation lo the
Republican national convention.
Wendell Wyalt of Astoria, slate
cliuiiman, was elected vice-chairman
and Zylpha Zell Burns of
Portland, was elected secretary.
Tommy Luke was elected honor
ary vice-chairman.
Mark Hatfield was named lo the
platform committee. ' His choice
was unanimous.
Stale Senator Howard Bellon of
Canby was elected to membership
oh the credentials committee, Sec
iviary of State Earl T. Newbo
rn the rules committee and State
Senator Kudie Wtlhelm of Port
land to the committee on perma
nent organization.
Alternates were announced for
ID of the 18 deleaales to the con
vention -in San Francisco in Au
gust.
Alternates, followed by the dele
gates at large, are:
Mrs. Zylpha Zell Bums, Hownrd
Belton; R. L. Elfstrom, Earl New
bry; Don Walker, James Loner
gan; Bob Mautz, Jess Gard: Phil
Ililrtiroc!:, Elmo 3milh; Mrs
Frank Fowler, Wendell Wyalt:
Kda Ridihalgli. Lowell Paget
rUu Dickey, Robert Eliiott.
Gordon Orpin and Kuille Wi
helm have not announced thel
alternates.
In Ihe first district James D
Olson was selecli-d by Wllli.ui
Chadwick and Mark llalfleli
picked Rolierl Ingalls.
Second district: Uwell Sleei
chose Mrs. II. O. Mansfield an''
Geoiur Sladeltnan selected Mrs
Collls P. Moore.
Third district: Francis Smilli
appointed Nanny Warren. No nl
lernalo has been announced for
Tommy Luke.
Fourth district: Rodney Kealinc
picked Kathleen Bash and Ed G
Bot-hnke chose Jim Roilinan.
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NOT VKKV KTHICAX.
FLINT, Mich. (UPI Police to
lay sought a bicycle thief with
pack ral" ethics." The thief stoli
a new bicycle from the Stephen
Lane home Tuesday and left an
old dilapidated bike in exchange,
police said.
Serves
right!
AT YOUR GROCERS
df"i( v J-i"'
.LEAVING BEND Ray L.
'Yarnes, manager of the first
National Bank in Bend since
1950, is. to leave for Albuquer
que, N. M., in the near future
to take over the post of Bank
of New Mexico vice-president.
(Bend Bulletin Photo)
Probe in Plane
Crash Underway
Const Guard lug steamed in from
the Atlantic Ocean today with its
grim cargo the body fragments
of some of the 71 victims of
Wednesday's crash of a Venezu
elan airliner.
The tug Tanmr m's grisly haul
included atoiit UK) pounds of body
fragments and 100 pounds of de
bris. ' The remains were transferred
by a hearse lo New York's Bellc
vue Hospital where Identification
was declared lo he virtually hn
possible.
Cause of the crash, the worst
In Ihe history of regularly sched
uled airline service, was undeter
mined. Venezuelan nviallon authorities
sald they will Invnsllwile Ihe crash
"to the last detail."
The l.inea Aei-onostal Veneo
lima ILuv Super Constellation, at
tempt lm to return to New York's
Mlewlld airpurt with a runaway
engine, c:iuhl fire, hniNt inl
flames and plummeted H 00(1 fe-M
ii,'." the oeo-m.
None of the (VI passengers nor
10 crew members survived
A mature goose can furnish
ahoul a (miuiuI of feathers in a
year if plucked every six weeks
during the spring, summer and
early fall.
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