The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, March 1, 1962
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FATAL TO DOG Firs caused heavy damage to a smell house t l390l2 Cumberland Ave.
u$t before noon Wednesday. The house was occupied by a Mrs. Daniels and owned by B. C.
Stamper. The ire started in a wall behind the flue and smoke was fatal to a small brown dog in
the house.
Monthly fellowship meeting
attended by 50 at Sisters
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS Approximately 50
persons attended the monthly fel
lowship dinner at the Sisters
Church of Christ an Sunday, fol
lowing the dinner, the group
viewed films of the Puget Sound
College of the Bible and of the
Worlds Fair in Seattle which were
shown by Conley Silsby. field di
rector for the Bible College. A
short program, which Included
vocal solos and recitations, was
given by local church members.
Mr. Silsby was guest speaker at
the morning services.
Linda Pearson and Cheryl
Glasson, students at the urover
sily of Oregon in Eugene, spent
the weekend at the home of Lin
da's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Pearson. Linda competed in
the slalom ski races held Sunday
at Hoodoo Ski Bowl.
Mrs. George Movers and chil
dren were weekend guests at Die
home of her mother, Mrs. Wil
liam Thomas in Madras.
Judy Roese of Salem was a vis
itor over the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orphy Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Demaris
and son, Jimmy, made a trip to
Eugene Saturday to attend a log
ging conference at the fair
grounds. Mervin Wolf and Kenneth
Evans returned home Saturday
night after spending the past two
weeks in Portland where they at.
tended a speech course at Port
land State College. En route home
Saturday, they stopped at Cor
vallis to attend the Kern Hoppers'
Banquet for the alumni of the
Forestry School at Oregon State
University.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Widmark
spent the day Sunday visiting at
the home of their son and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wid
mark in Lone Pine.
Conley Silsby of Seattle was a
guest over Die weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Smalley.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clover and
family visited from Tuesday un-
til Thursday in Salem with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. unariti
Underwood and with her brother,
Vilas Royce who is a patient in
the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Trushiem re
turned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit at the home of their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Trushiem in Canby.
Mrs. Louis Langeliers of Wood-
burn has spent the past week vis
iting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Landis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hammack
and family were callers Sunday
at the home of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Harper in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reinccker
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Currier I
of Bend were Sunday evening vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Orphy Reose.
John Shaw, student at Pacific
University was home tor the
weekend to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Shaw. He also
took part in the ski races held
at Mt. Bachelor on Friday, Satur
day and Sunday.
Flouridation
film is shown
Annual meeting
of UF planned
Special to Th. Bulletin
FRINF.VILLE - The annual
meeting of Ihe Crook County Uni
ted Fund orgamtation will lie held
March 8. at 8 p. nr. at Ihe Crook
county high school.
At this meeting. final finan
cial report on the 1962 campaign
will be made. Complete totals had
not yel been tallied for release
yesterday. New officers, for the
coming year, will also be elect
ed. Stuart MacPonald. president of
the organization tor the past year,
will conduct the meeting.
APPROVE ECM PACT
ATHENS H'PI' - The Greek
Chamber of Deputies Wednesday
voted final approval of a luil
ratifying an agreement f o r
Greece's association with the Eu
ropean Common Market.
PEACE CORP REPORT
WASHINGTON UTI - The
Peace Corps reported Wednesday
n'ht, on its first anniversary,
that it h.is m volunteers In in?
and working in 12 nations. It said
20 other nations are seeking
Teaoe Corps detachments.
GRAND
OPENING
Special te The Bull. tin
PRINEV1LLE - A film on the
fluoridation of water, titled "Drop
in 'the Bucket" was shown at the
latest meetings of the two ESA
sorority chapters in Prineville.
The film was shown under the
sponsorship of the Prineville Jay-
cces.
For the showing lo the Beta
Lambda chapter, Mrs. Jack
Rhoden and Mrs. Marie Miller
were the co-hostesses. At the Beta
Tau meeting. Mrs. Don York,
president, was the hostess.
Both " chapters have recently
been concerned in a joint project
to establish a new chapter at
Madras, with two Madras meet
ings held to date. Both chapters
are also uniting to send a high
school student to Girls' State Una
summer.
Money-raising
party postponed
Special to Tha Bull.tln
FORT ROCK Four-H club
members here have postponed the
money raising party scheduled for
Saturday evening. March 3, due
to a conflict with another com
munity activity.
The new dale will be announc
ed soon. Funds raised are to as
sist the Lake County Internation
al Farm Youth Exchange partic
ipation as well as expenses of the
Leathercrafl. Horsemanship and
Livestock club groups.
Bend delegates
to attend meet
Bend Junior and Senior High
School chapters will participate
in the 17th annual state meeting
of Oregon's Future Homemakers
of America March 2 and 3 at Ore
gon Slate University.
Nancy Mtteridge is president of
the 77-memher junior high chap
ter; Mrs. Evelyn Pence is chap
ter adviser.
President of the senior high
chapter is Carol Beaver; chapter
adviser is Mrs. Ruth S. Park. Al
so attending the stale meeting
will be Kathleen Candland of
the senior high chapter who has
been nominated to run for vice
president of projects for the state.
Some 400 delegates represent
ing the 110 chapters throughout
the state will attend the state
meeting. Total membership in
the Future Homemakers of Amer
ica now is 4.056.
"Future Homemakers in To-
day's Changing World" will be
the theme of this year's meeting.
Delegates will be working toward
furthering the development of Fu
ture Homemakers as individuals,
as leaders, as citizens and in ca
rpel's. HOMEWORK
FRESNO. Calif. fL'PP-Fresno
State College reported Wednesday
that 300 to 350 books were stolen j
from its library during 1961 and
the hardest hit among the books
was the collection on criminology.
Wimer services
held on Friday
Funeral services for I. E.
(Genet Wimer, 82, an early-day
Central Oregon resident, were
held last Friday in Roseburg.
where he lived as a young man.
He died February 20.
Mr. Wimer settled in the Turn
alo community in the early
1900's. He took up a homestead
near the present site of the Turn
alo Reservoir. He farmed there
until about 1921, when he moved
with his family lo Brownsville,
where he farmed until he retired
in 1946.
He is survived by his wife, Ada.
a son, Raymond, and three grand
children, who also live near
Brownsville.
Local relatives are a niece,
Mrs. Elmer Spencer; a nephew,
Robert Koopman, and a brother-
I in-law, Charles Spaugh, all of
Bend.
Burial was in the Roseburg Me
morial Gardens.
Forest worker
receives award
Spaclal, to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Preston Ream,
check scaler for the Ochoco Na
tional Forest, has been award
ed a $100 prize for development
of a special device to be used in
cruising timber, according to C.
L. Clark, supervisor.
The use of Ream's device, he
said, will improve materially the
quality of log grading in connec
tion with cruising forest timber
stands. j
Awards such as Ream received
are made by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture in recognition of ;
employees' suggestions which
have outstanding merit. !
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