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0 o The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 21, 1962 5 Briefs Activities tonight include a pot luck dinner (or Pythian Sisters, at 6:30 at ihe Library Auditorium, followed by the last meeting of the season, and a social meeting of the VFW Auxiliary, at 8 o'clock at the VFW Hall. At 7:30: PAL Club with Mrs. W. M. Loy Sr., 644 Harriman Street; Free Meth odist Women's Missionary Socie ty, with Mrs. Charles Ellis, 45 Lafayette Avenue; Women's Bene fit Association, B C Cafe. Stanton S. Sherwood Jr., private first class in the Marine Corps, is spending a two-week leave vis iting his parents, at 903 McKin ley Avenue, and other relatives. Sherwood, who was graduated from sea school March 31, is now assigned to the aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard. A 1960 Bend High School graduate, he attend ed the University of Oregoi be fore entering Uie service. Mr, and Mrs. G.orge J. Cook, 1315 W. 14th, are paret.ts of a girl born last night at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces, and has not yet been named. Drivers licinse applicants may have the services of an examiner Friday, June 22, at the branch of fice of the Department of Motor Vehicles, in the State Highway De partment building north of town. Hours will be from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 3 p.m. Kitchen Kickers 4 H Club met Wednesday at the home of the leader, Mrs. Paul Garboden. Members present were Jcrrie Al lison, Katliy Franks, Sandra Hen sley, Jannelle Leerssen and Dana Garboden, junior leader. Women of the Moose will hold a baked food sale Friday and Satur day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the City Meat Market on Wall Street. Mrs. V.lma Buckingham, Des chutes county school superintend ent, attended a State Department of Education conference Wednes day In Salem. Glenn H. Payne, Bend, Is at tending the 39th annual confer ence of Certified Public Account ants of the Pacific Northwest, at the Olympic Hotel in Seattle. The conference opened Wednesday, to continue through Saturday. In addition to a program of speeches on professional topics, the sched ule includes attendance at the World's Fair, dinners and golf. Bend Garden Club will meet Friday for 1:30 dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. F. Mc Fadden, 115 Delaware Avenue. Miss Kay Asseln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Asseln, 1404 Newport Avenue, is home for the summer from Salem, where she attended the Merritt-Davis School of Commerce the past year. Miss Asseln was named "girl of the month" by the Nancy Taylor Charm School, a part of the course, for the last month of school. She is a 1961 Bend High School graduate. Golden Age Club will hold a public card party Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the clubhouse on E. Fifth and Glenwood Drive. There will be prizes and refresh ments. Dancing will follow the card game. First place winners in Mitchell movement duplicate bridge last night at the Library Auditorium Leaders plan strategy meets OTTAWA (UPI) Prime Min ister John Diefenbaker and his conscrvattive cabinet mot Wednes day to decide how their minority government will operate in Cana da's 25th Parllment and avert an other election in six months. A post-mortem on how the con servatives' 203-seat majority in the House of Commons was re duced in Monday's election to a 118-seat minority also was a cer tainty. Lester B. Pearson, leader of a resurgent liberal party which will hold at least 99 seals when Par liament convenes in September, also scheduled a major strategy session Wednesday. Diefenbaker returned to the capital Tuesday night from his homa riding (district) of Prince Albert, Sask. Questioned by news men when his plane made a re fueling stop in Winnipeg, Man., the prime minister declared: "The government has no coali tion at the present time and it is still In office." Most observers felt the best chance of avoiding another elec tion within six months appeared to lie with some form of coali tion between the conservatives and the Social Credit party SOC RED), which surprised the nation bv winning 30 seals. Twenty-six of these were in Quebec Province. SCREENS oTRI-C0UNTY WINDOW PKDDUCTS V 3-2824 or HI 77095 U Here and There were Mr. and Mrs. O. Olau sen, north-south, and Dave Reiner and Mis. C. H. Townsend, east west. In a second place t'.e, north south, were Mrs. Don Fahey and Allen Young, and Ethel Smith and Arthur E. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Scribs Meyers were thl-d. Run-ners-up, east-west: Keith Molan and Jerry Todd, second: Wallace and John Cleveland, third. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Collins, owners of Bend Egg and Poultry Co., are moving this weekend to Corvallis to manage their similar business there. They have sold their home at 464 E. Greeley Ave nue to Mr. and Mrs. Von Bur gess. Sag.brushers Art Society will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m., in the clubhouse on Trap Club Road. R. E. Jewell, Bend city school superintendent, was to return to day from a business trip for the district. He was In Salem Tuesday to attend educators' meetings, and went from there to Portland to meet a sales representative who accompanied him to Seattle to look at buses. Junipairs will 'jold a square dance Saturday night at the Rim Rock Riders' hall, in the Glen Vista community, starting at 8:30. All square dancers are welcome. Wiz Wisdom will call. Refresh ments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Tale- bere of New Haven, Conn., are in Bend this week visiting Mrs. Tala bere's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ratcliff. Mr. Talabere, who was in Bend two summer's ago as assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, was grad uated last week from the Yale Divinity School. The couple will return home next week, where Mrs. Talabere is enrolled In the Grace New Haven School of Nursing. Magill Drug IfiA shampoo "' 1 wash ( J MM Reg. 1.00 lES5 r4 55e "TABLETS ill 79' b43 Bv Thermos 1 gallon PICNIC JUG .......... . Only 3.45 Tan Tan Ladles SUNTAN HATS only 2.98 For All Tha Family SUNGLASSES .... from 59c to 6.95 Reg. $1.39 4-12 Spray INSECT REPELLENT OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. Reo. $2.55 Suntan Lotion SEA AND SKI Sava-Wave SWIMMING CAPS . . Reg.YoO Volt SWIM MASK Swimming NOSE CLIPS . r. Reg. $2.95 J. A J. Loader FIRST AID KIT Band-Aid PLASTIC crninc Reg. i Tahd-aiq 1 Pint Thermos Bottle Screw Cap T 89 Reg. 2.25 MAGILL DRUG CO, "Bend's Professional Prescription Headquarters" 1 1 7 Oreaon Ave. Millard Eakin takes bank post Millard R. Eakin, Madras, has been appointed area agricultural field representative for the First National Bank of Oregon, it was announced by M. F. ihelton, man ager of the Bend branch. Eakin will take over the duties of Vernon Atwood, Prineville, who will be transferred to Nyssa as a loan officer. Atwood has been with First National for two years. Working out of Madras, Eakin will serve Deschutes, Crook, Jef ferson and Wheeler counties. For the past six years Eakin has been manager of the Eastern Oregon Mills grain elevator at Madras. From 1949 to .1956 he uperated a diversified irrigated farm near Powell Butte where he raised cash crops and livestock. He also operated a large dryland wheat farm and cattle operation In Grass Valley from 1932 to 1949. Eakin Is a member of the Mad ras City Council, the Redmond Rotary Club and the Jefferson County Seed Growers Association. He Is past president of the Ore gon Wheat League of which he is also a life member. Hu is past president of the Redmond Rotary Club. He is on the budget committee of the Central Oregon College, Bend, and has served on the Mad ras Planning Commission. Pins awarded to employes Nine State Highway Depart ment employes at Bend division headquarters were awarded serv ice pins today. The pins are awarded annually in recognition of the importance of veteran em ployes to the Highway Depart ment and the state. Thirty-five year pins were pre sented to L. H. Warfield, M. W. Moore and Floyd Starkey. George W. Martin, Wayne H. Osburn and Michael Brille received 15-year pins. Ten-year pins went to Mar vin Rheinholdt, Tom Laidlaw and Kenneth F. Olson. only 98c v... only H.83 . from 4 to 7 only 69c only 59c only $2.29 TOOTHPASTE Reg. IU Only 49 Phone EV 2-5361 In and Out I of hospitals ; j In Central Oregon I, BEND Undergoing tonsillectomies at St. Charles Memorial Hospital this morning were Wanda Sutton, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sutton, 655 Ogden; Joani Brooks, 6, daughter o.' Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks, Madras, and Dennis Church, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church, Route 2. Other new patients were Terry Cole, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole, Bend; Valdan Parks, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Pearl Stephens, 31 Tumalo; Mrs. Robert Batchelor, Prineville, and Edward Cole, Mitchell. Dismissed were Mrs. Wanda Daly, Mrs. Walter Miller, John Cupts, Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. Rox lo Gillihan, Maurice Murphy, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, and Mar)', Joan ne, and Phillip Joanis, all of Bend; Francis Scott of Warm Springs, and Mrs. Charles Van Cleef of Madras. PRINEVILLE PRINEVILLE New patients at Pioneer Memor'al hospital are George Post, Canyon City; Anna Scott, Charles Congleton, Frank Long, Sheila Hildcrbrand, Mrs. Paul Bishop, Mrs. Roland Cross, Prineville; James White, Tigard; George Winchester, Gresham; David Jasa, Kenneth Short, Jr., Carl Rhoda and Kathleen Degner, Madras. Released have been Robnr and Lorraine O'Daniel, James For rester, Prineville; Mrs. Nicky Malfo, Portland; Kenneth Short, Jr., Kathleen Degner, Madras; Barbara Buckner, Terrebonne; George Winchester, Gresham; Laura Guthrie, South Beach. Ore.: Mrs. Junior Bernard and daughter Julia Mae, Paulina. REDMOND REDMOND New patients at Central Oregon District Hospital are: Mrs. Lawrence Blume, Walt er Ray McCoin, Mrs. Donald Rowson, Iola Agee, Mrs. Fayet Scoggin, Mrs. Ora Hurst, Red- KODAK- MADE FLASH OUTFITS $9" from jvtt ' M M Wit fAST EXPERT PHOTOFINISHINO STOPS NAGGING COUGHS FASTIII 706 til VI 10 A TOO J I Now "T1 Only Jr Session planned by Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses of Bend will travel to Longvlew, Wash., this summer to attend one of the largest Christian conventions in tile Northwest area, according to Don Underwood, minister of Uie local church. The group will meet with some 100 Oregon and Washington con gregations at the Courageous Min isters District Assembly, sched uled for August 3-5. The session is designed to equip individual min isters with improved teaching methods. BANDITS KILL It MAN1ZALES. Colombia (UPI) Bandits killed 19 persons and wounded 3 In a raid Tuesday on th) farm village of Quimbaya In southwestern Caldas Province, It was announced today. Victims of the shooting included three children and a 90-year-old man. Caldas Gov. Cesar Gomes Es trada said troops and police are believed to have tracks down the six gunmen who attacked the vil lage, but there was no Immediate report of arrests. mond; Mrs. Donald Rowson, Da vid L. Thomas, Madras. Dismissed were: Angelina Gov enor, Warm Springs; Ella Fletch er, Mrs. Jack Owen, Redmond; Mrs. Dewey Parks and daughter, Metollus; Mrs. Herbert Cam bridge, Bob Cady, Dave Gibson, Madras. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowson of Madras are parents of a daugh ter. Holly Sue. 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Got Tesw L p"' i"1"' Jitkets Kiw! 1 1 i CHARGE Forestry students wind up guard school at Suttle Lake Trainees that Include forestry students from colleges throughout the United States emlel their guard school work at Suttle Lake today and headed for assignments on the five districts of the Des chutes National Forest. On Wednesday night, a "com mencement" program was held at the guard camp, following a din ner attended by nearly 100 per sons at the Methodist Y o u t h Camp, and competitive events that included a log bucking, pump er and volleyball contests. A highlight of tlio evening was the presentation by Supervisor A. A. Poust of the Deschutes Nation al Forest of citations and pins, in recognition of outstanding safety work and for long servico. Featured Speaker Featured speaker at the com mencement program wrs Phil F. Brogan, associato editor of The Bend Bulletin and chairman of the Oregon Board of Geographic Names. He touched on the back ground story of points of interest in the Deschutes forest, with special mention of the volcanic geology of the area. He was intro duced by Poust, Don Polcrs, who was in charge of the three-day guard camp, and William D. Shenk assisted in the presentation of awards. Rangers Henry Tonseth, Kenneth Evans, Morvin Wolf, Leslie Yates and Ray Bennett introduced staff per sonnel. Amos S. Kamara, forester from Liberia who has bison taking ad vanced work at Oregon State Uni versity, spoke to the group and answered questions. A Bend district team. Dcmpsey TILE-TONE TOWELS REGULARLY 98c now for a limited time Get to know towel values 60 years buying experience makes pos sible! Excitingly styled Tile Tone towels. Favorites at their regular price now at a get-acquainted low! hand towel, regularly 80c reduced to IT!... it's easier to pick, easier to plan, s Johnston and Dale Robertson, turned in a time of 41.5 seconds for what is believed to be a new camp record in sawing through a two-foot log. Don Peters and Kay Si'lecn, who went int the con test "cold," chalked up a time of 54 seconds for second place. In the pumper contest, Bud Cravens and Harold Carter, Me tolius district, placed first with a lime of 1.50 minutes. The Bend district team won Uie volleyball contest. League names Portland man PORTLAND (UPI) - L. C. (Jack) Binford, Portland, noted crusader for multiple use and re habilitation of public lands, today was elected national president of the Izaak Walton League of Amer ica. He succeeds Alden J. Erskine of Sioux City, Iowa. Binford, 62, Is an attorney, for mer newspaperman and past chairman of Uie Oregon Water Resources Board. His eiecUon came at the league's 40th annual convention here. RIDES IN STYLE WASHINGTON (UPI)-An am bulance rushed to a shopping cen ter Tuesday where a woman had fainted in 90-dcgree heat. The prostrate woman opened her eyes and asked If the am bulance was air-conditioned. When told it wasn't, she dismissed the drivers with instructions to call "one of those private, alr-condl tinned ones." 77' to washcloths, regularly 88c Rayon m.sh wonders me chine wash at medium set. Concealed crotch team, elai ticiied legs. Sm., med., If., xM. Search, rescue equipment need nofed by Scouts Explorer Scouts of post No. 21, sponsored by First Methodist Church, are seeking equipment for search and rescue operaUons and camping. They became par. Ucularly aware of certain needs while participaUng In Uie search for the lost boy In the Mt Hood area. The Scouts would also like to have ham radios, and a utility box trailer or parts to build one. They are asking that Interested persons donate either articles or money. DonaUons may be taken to tha homa of Cliff Blake, vice-president, at 803 E. Third Street Pick up service may be arranged by calling Jack Hutehlns, EV 2-0317. The following Explorers partici pated In tha ML Hood search: Jim Dlefenderfer, Cliff Blake, Donny Bedker, Jack Hutehlns, Larry Hutehlns, Jim Hunter, Rich Martini, Pete Perrlne, Greg Hunt, Dave Snider, Ronald Gist, Ralph Young and Tony Rlssuto. CITATION ISSUED William R. Tyle, 17, a resident of Uie Reed Market Road area, Bend, has been cited in munici pal court on a charge of driving 40 miles an hour in a 25-mlle zone. Bond was set at 117.50. FINE ASSESSED Rollln Keith Heater, Sublimity, was fined $10 Wednesday in Des chutes county district court for no safety chains. Barbara Lorene Paxton, Bend, forfeited S5 bail for an expired operator's license. The results Cast and sure. Phone EV 2-1S11 and let a friendly ad taker help you trite your ad. 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