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12 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 19621 Benefit crab
Spring vacation is planned
for Alfalfa school children
Sptclal to Th Bulletin
ALKALFA Spring vacation at
Alfalfa Grade School will begin
.March 9, with classes to recon
vene on Monday, March 19.
Last week the rooms had sep
arate valentine parties. The up
per grade students surprised their
teacher, Mrs. Marshall Swearin
gen, with a heart-shaped box of
chocolates and decorated heart
shaped cakes. The cakes were
brought to the schoolhouse ear
lier by Mrs. John Parton.
Students in grades five through
eight showed the progression of
work in the language arts,
science, music, arithmetic, art
and social studies areas, at the
"Lights on for Education" pro
gram last Thursday.
The teachers, Mrs. Blanche
Trent and Mrs. Swearingen, were
introduced by Don Miltenberger,
chairman of the school board.
Mrs. Clyde Carlson outlined the
Radio &
TV Logs
Will Be Found
On Page 3
In Today's Bulletin
school lunch program which is un
der the supervision of Mrs. Mar
vin Chesebro. Marvin Chesebro
spoke on his duties as bus driver.
After the program, wives of
school board members served re
freshments. To Sorvo Dinner
Alfalfa Home Economics Club
members are completing plans
for the spaghetti dinner Friday,
March 2, at the Alfalfa Grange
Hall. Serving will be from 7 to
8:30 p.m. Tickets will be $1.25 for
adults and SO cents for school stu
dents, with pre-school children to
be admitted free of charge.
The upper grade students of the
school will present a program,
and the primary pupils will have
a fish pond to raise money for
their school fund.
In a real estate transaction
completed last week, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Wick became new
owners of the Clifford Dickson
farm in Powell Butte. It will be
operated by Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Sonnerberg and son, Peter, for
merly of San Diego, Calif., and
now of Bend. The Wicks will oper
ate the Earl Byrom farm this
year.
Grange Meets
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garcia
and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cusick
were voted in as members of the
Alfalfa Grange at a meeting Fri
day evening. Clyde Carlson pre
sented Marvin Chesebro a past
master's pin.
The new brand Inspection law
feed planned
Specie! to The Bulletin
REDMOND Members of the
Redmond Lions Club will hold a
benefit crab feed Friday in the
American Legion Hall to provide
eye glasses for Redmond area
children whose parents are un
able to pay for them.
Fresh, cracked crab will be
served from 6 p.m. until 10
o'clock, says Hugo Ford, Lions
Club president. Tickets are avail
able from any member of the club
or may be purchased at the door.
Last year, the Club purchased
13 pairs of glasses for children
and an eye screening machine for
the school.
SAYS POWERS COOPERATING
WASHINGTON (UPD U2 Pilot
Francis Gary Powers has been
"cooperating fully" with his in
terrogators and has volunteered
to take a lie detector test, accord
ing to the State Department.
Department spokesman Lincoln
White, in making the announce
ment Tuesday, gave no indication
when the questioning of Powers
would end or when he would be
available to newsmen.
will go into effect March 1, Don
Miltenberger reported.
Square dance lessons will begin
Thursday, March 8, at 8 p.m. at
the Alfalfa Grange Hall, with John
Parton as instructor caller.
Each couple attending will pay a
dollar an evening, and all inter
ested are invited. Refreshments
will be potluck.
Next meeting of Alfalfa Grange
will be March 9 at 8 p.m.
U.S. cautioned
against speedy
steel accord
PITTSBURGH (UPD The two
top negotiators in the steel con
tract talks cautioned the nation
against undue optimism over
hopes for a speedy settlement.
". . .We have just gotten into the
difficult matters in the area of
economic settlement," United
Steelworkers President David J.
McDonald and industry negotiator
R. Conrad Cooper said following
Tuesday's session.
"Because these matters are so
tremendously involved, we are
fully aware of the fact that there
are no quick, easy or automatic
solutions. They can be arrived at
only through the serious, responsi
ble collective bargaining we are
conducting here," they said in a
joint statement.
The two repeated their earlier
hope that an agreement would be
reached before March 1, "and we
do intend to continue to press w ith
all our might toward that goal."
The talks began , here last
Wednesday, 4'i months before the
present contract expires June 30.
It covers more than 430,000 work
ers in the basic steel industry.
REPUBLICAN ELECTED
CHARLESTON, S.C. (UPD Re
publican G. Fred Worsham, 52,
swept to victory Tuesday in a spe
cial election to fill a vacancy in
the South Carolina House. Wor
sham is the second Republican to
be elected to the legislature since
Reconstruction, joining GOP Rep.
Charles E. Boineau who broke the
ice last August.
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