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c o o o The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, August 21,962 Briefs The Bend Women's Fifthnight-1 r't Bowling League will meet at Greenwood Bowl at 8 p.m. Wed nesday. Meetings tonight include the following: Nite - Away extension unit with Mrs. Leonard O'Keefe, 1071 Federal Street. 7:30; Central Oregon Licensed Practical Nurses Association with Mrs. Ivan Palm er, 740 Riverside Boulevard, 7:30; Pine Forest Grange, 8 o'clock. At the latter, Miss Mary Forbes, :iionary home from Viet Nam, Kill (how slides at the beginning of thoj meeting, and the public is invifSi to attend. SgSg&i jl&suler of Orin Calif., and Sallie Catherine C'iSSyi, 611 Drake Road, obtained a rrgrriija license Friday at the cyij? clerk's office. CSlj5 A. JigwrlieH, Central GMjP N8vy man, completed nine d recruit training August 17 it U&V Naval Training Center t Vat Digo. He is the son of J&-. flW! lSrs. John A. Jimerfield, MMfe 1, PrinMle. M8b m C1 will meet Wed jHJt!y the clubhouse on E. fifth mi Glenwood. Doors will tym at npdi and the meeting aiH. coinmance at 1 p.m. AwiKMKd teaJu'iSS name for Crl Hub, motorcycle sales IW4 torvic store at 617 S. Sixth Urmt, Rdnnd. has been filed 4-powef talks urged by Rusk By BomN Sfenf jm Sutrff Writer WASHINGTON (UP1) - Secre tary i Kto Dan Rusk urged Kuhu today to agree to four poww ta&s ra ways to reduce teams kicM off by Communist uofire against refugees fleeing IM Berlin. Itask tsiismoi tht proposal in a ataswrie HeeiiBg with Russian MBewi Aaatnly F. Dobrynin, was swniriomed to discuss the 4tirlratja situotio in divided KwUa. Ha called for meetings in VS., Fremclt aed Soviet Mitttary cemrnwioats in Vrlin "s find ways to reduce trndns in Use cRy." 'She moue tne as VaiUngtmi HlwaiB astjiareBtiy approvai a Aiw fer WesB frrces i Borli It prtwida ambsuaaioes for East Qantm rofosaee vl. ura firod on as flif anmtt to ftoa acrus ti waU. Tke anbulannc8 mvdd b sa Bmriw4 to drive into sot Brli territory n mercy miiiion to pkk u victims, such as an 1 yuarU Ist German youth ho Ml vwtulod u th Esot Berlin aMB f waU last rrieby and t left UeN to die. Vest Barlinrs, aeffBrwl hf tin Ws, bam cnAutod fwr stoys toas dsaMKM-atam wtarh at W Maft iavelred sKfe 18, W Tiny stoiej bA Ameri ws ad Mviek witttary luKSS itot Vest Borlto. CVficiak hera sU tks mare (MMlsalaiM k woe kotoe dis- ttd to Bwtoi today antrag Ai- i ei li ill wta apiwiwrtj v4 rc rW Ufa jtnttor. " k art has ton itoaUi jkui too saautioi can best b 4vA with by the '," rnW nato DevattokMt arfvmtm Bap. BMh's Wd a lt-nr ct HW toaettof paraiisM & tr bf u U.l. cumaadMt to Bartto, Keg. G. AlfcBt Watson t, to 3 se a inaotinf . The onttoaf Swiot cernneMtoMt, Col. 9. V. Swsaaiw, Mbaftad tk Stomta. ito Ud atos -j!toI Jm J tott reiKoaUies of U frar ttMMrs Mtt to dteeaw wafs f Kutactoe tomioie, f raducto U Mwto df Ttohaca afc: tin wull, f)i of ftoeiag Ua MaicaMt of ,tw art M4K. Boat) toW owiw ting "cw tiMt idws of last a tors bats udwliKod Ut tone tomw of fitfttog tor." ylorar to Ih !a !M epm, "thr SKSS !&'" Djsiasa-p'i'z.eis) Ba fife, txravod TILLAMOOK (UPD A 42-foot pleasure cruiser, the Pisca II, capsized on the bar here this morning and five persons were thrown into the surf, but all were picked up. The Coast Guard said one man, who was pulled from the water unconscious, died later of a heart failure. All five were believed from Portland and Hillsboro. T(?)7oast Guard said three of the survivors were doctors. STAMP DISPLAY SET PORTLAND (LTD - Four stamrw valued at 1.10 ono will be on displav at the four-day con - vention of" the Society of Philatel- ic Americans which opens here Aug. 30. Here and There at the county clerk's office by Leo C. Rood Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hill have returned from a vacation trip to Long Beach, Calif. Executive board matting of Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will be Wednes day, August 22, at 1:30 p.m. in the Fireside Room of the church. The session was moved ahead from August 29, because of the fall sem inar next week in Madras. Michael Ross Botwin of Coral Gables, Fla., and Florence H. Verdecia, 1236 Baltimore Avenue, obtained a marriage license Fri day at the county clerk's office Bend Eagles Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Wednesday, August 22, at 8 p.m. at the aerie hall on Greenwood Avenue, Shirlee Steen of 1416 Newport and her friend, Linda Carpenter, Bend, go to Portland Sunday, to purchase a purebred German Shepherd puppy. John H. Thompson, 23, private in the Army National Guard, re cently completed eight weeks of advanced individual infantry training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Ord. Calif. Thompson is the son of Mrs. Opal Thompson, Star Route, Sisters. He is a 1957 graduate of Sisters High School and a 1961 graduate of Ore gon State University. Cascade Camera Club will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday in the district court room, Deschutes County courthouse. Members are asked to bring vacation slides BQd slides for a slide clinic. A r&rriag llnio was issued Friday at the courthouse to Wil liam Sparling Leet, Oakland, Calif., and Mary Theresa Cady, jrRoute 1, Bend. Skyline Savarot will hold their weekly square dance Wednesday night, on the outdoor pavilion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mills, Tumalo. Dancing will start at 8:30, with Russ Kiel calling. All square dancers are Invited to attend. Mr1, fed M?s. Fred Hamilton from Santa Maria, Calif., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris Thursday night. They were en route to Chebalis, Wash., to attend the annual picnic of the "Hamilton clan." They al so nlamed to visit friends and relatives la atker parts f Waoa- ingtoa, aid attend the Worlds Fair at Seattle.. Mrs. Jaid Ha-riS, Summer Lak, was also a visitor at Un Harris soma ea Ttesaiay. ktown Hi SaaHoA Armf pri vate from Kedmoad, receauy compteted eight weeks at irivaic ed individual infantry training at Furt Ord, Calif., iftaare ho conv pleted baaic training earlier. Scur loett, n. is tto sua i Mr. and Mrs. Hiram G. Scurloeb, 391 . Alr, Bodmoad. A former Red mead Ubvmi ffieh Scad stsijaat, to eatered tira Army kvt Barc. KtbjKbar tttoadto Tbiea hto Ch will hold a potlaeh nip Thursday at 1 P.m. at the tome of Mrs. Join Pa. SMd Sartat Boad. Vir at the coaaity clsf's fica to DomW Zimri Btaaaaf aad Sfcttfe nom Hutotesi totk L Bettto 2, Biasd frhtay at tto I00r Hall at a.m. iH HWHtoK are vind to mati to araao tor toatfcKiea. Mrs. KtM G mi Ww. rra Gray V 9 rafrastonaaas, Mr. Mm Bd BKda&B of Bam Harbor, Mich., aid tteir toar ckikdroa, Harto, KarA. Lstora mti Julio, ara viojt- m ttrt. Boatock's mothor, Mrs Carl Skiar.ua, at X Broadway. Tlwy are staying with Mrs. To bank's graaornottor, Mrs. Lulu tihy, m NaTrt. Kosairk soyortoliMatMit d scko is H toi rtartor. Tko, fiily k bug to Cemaito aid vMU rif kott1! k vimf 4. Wfii6t, Ariz., nd J-i(9 directors will hild their regu lar msjfjgg on Tuesday, Septem ber!, instead of September 5, as originally scheduled. The meeting will be in the COI office in Red mond and will start at 9 p.m., standard time. ViQ'Ing at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Nary Kittleson last week were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swan and children, Kathleen and Tim- othy Mrs. Swan is the daughter of the Kittleson's and sister of Mrs. Charles Plummer of Bend. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mattie Mathison. friends from Fresno, who were also guesCD' the Kittleson home. The couples attended me seauie rair where Kathleen competed with several hundred children in baton ing. Her group came in second. During their trip north they tra I veled into Canada and other 1 points. They returned home Frl-' i day. Kathleen remained in Bend ' with her grandparents and will I fly borne Wednesday. bmmmm i Wim 1 1 1 ' r p J&X'X')? Ill V 'v ' Isvj . n 111 ( i 1 Vi??4-7(1 ill t DINNER SPEAKER. Guest lecturer at the annual meeting of the Deschutes County Chapter of the American Red Cross last night was Arthur Kross, Field Director from Portland. Hit topic was the organization's home service program. Attending the dinner session at tha Pinat Tavern were more than 30 Red Cross officers and volunteer workers. a In and Out. of hospitals N In Central Oregon Q BEND The following have been admit ted as new patients at St. Charles Memorial Hospital: Thomas Crowder, Eugene; Mrs. Anne Mogan, 344 Delaware; Gary Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Clark, 1526 Galveston; Marty Daugherty, and Sherry Daugher- ty, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Daugherty, 1306 E. Eighth; Mrs. Fred Martin, 809 Colorado; Debra Wills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wills, 33S E. Tenth; Homer Emery, Route 1, Box 496; Ivan Lowe, Lebanon, Norman Kennedy, Madras. Those dismissed were Ctorlos Venard, Sherry Daugherty, Mrs. James Spangler, Mrs. Richard Free, Harold Dickensea, Willard Tecwee, Gary Clark, Debra Wills. PRIMIVILLB FUINEVILLE New patients adnjttad to Pioflecr Memorial Hospital are Dick Yancey, Mrs. Lata Morris, Lester HoUeabedc, Mrs. Fkfpd Guwpa-t, B 1 a y n a Ttompgm, Fred Martin, William Kirby, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Bob Stinnett, Mrs. Fred Pilau, Mrs. Mac Crowder, Sherry Allen and Ernest Gulick, Prineville; Sam uel HaftkeB, Portland; Mrs. Ma Orrell, Mrs. George Hyland, Ma dras; Mrs. Thomas Jordaja, Fos sil. Mrs. Bay JiarstoU, MctoKae. Bateased bave beea Dick Yan cey, Kosoid Maupia, Waller Yaer car, Albert liilligao, Mrs. Bob Harris, Leidar Hollenbck, Mrs. Floyd Gumpart, Mrs. Cassids HEB-adea, Mrs. Elmer H o f f e s , Mrs. Cha-tes Capefeart aad danga t NieM Kay, Mrs. Xotort Ash by aid sea Jto Scott, JaajMs Ta bor aad Mrs. Create Clsa Praia. villa; Mrs. Edwia Blair and daughter Katkeriaa May, Chanda DeAna Hauls, Madraji; Jerry Li ly, Warm Syrians; Mrs. Csarlos Bomar aad ikiagtor Daa L, Taylor services due Wednesday Gravovid falaral sarvices will b hW Wedfisday at 10:30 a.m. la Pilot Butte Cemetery for Mrs. Ruth S. Taylor, 69, who died ear ly Sunday evening at Central Ore fr4 District Hospital, Redmond. She wj tiBOfe of James Tay lor, 1022TLexington Av.ue, Bend. Mrs. Taylor is survived by a son, StanOy L. Kennedy, Los An geles, as wellCjs her husband. She was born May 3, 1893 in SpSfcig field, Mass. Owen Home, president of the Bend br.:ch. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will officiate services. Between 4 and 8:30 p.m. today, Tuesday, the re mains may be viewed in Hekier'i Funeral Home. DIVORCE SOUGHT Judith Carol Loy has fiiQl for divorce from Ernest Byron Loy. to whom she was married April 2. 1959, in Steveasnn. Wash. They have two young children. The plaintiff asks custody and $50 monthly support for each child, furniture, ll'jg attorney's fees and payment ot outstanding obligations, except for the balance on a 1958 automobile, offering tKO the defendant receive a 1947 pick up and personal effects. Jack and Jill Ville KINDERGARTEN Highest State Rating 862 E. 10th EV 2-368 Hodson services st for Saturday Sen-ices for Albert Howard Hodsjn, 0, who died Mcoby morning at PaulintTiake, will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the White Mortuary, in Santa Cruz, Calif. The bedy will lie in state at the Niswenger & Reynolds Funeral Heme here this aftemooB and evening, at the chapel. Mr. Hodson, a readout af Sauna Cruz, had been a frequent visitor at Paulina Lake tbreiiga the years and spent the present- soacatar there. Bora on Moy 7. 183B( K. Hod son was a Battue af- Hawaii, aad was snaenstoadeifa ol raaits to the Postal Department of Hawaii for a nnmbea of yearst and lateo superintendent of maite at Stock ton, Calif. Be was a memhee ot IOOF lodge No. 1 in Bwtfuta SupvMag are his wftfow, BKfHy May, of Saata Cruz, and a daugh ter, Mrs. Riebatd Harris, o San Pabio, Catif. There are flw gramtehiiiren. Also sorvhting is a siater, Mm Bwfcy Mix 4 $mta Crra. Officers seeking fo gef in foirch with 'Samaritan! Officers see tryutft to (tec fir teach with a motorist who stopfffid at the seeae of an atondeatv h4 gave assistance in a pecn&ar way The incident dates to this past week when Dannie Da Coffaraat 16, son af Lloyd B. Cotfaaam t the Pawett Batte asea, vjas rhfin aver an irripattim ditch bnidge. about five miles (gtsjr of Seto9w so. A eax appnKKke as fee boy was near the eenteK at tfce bjv. The horse lunged and e bey was thrown off and knocked naftoosoi lis. When Dannie's head eJearai, be found himself baolc oa his horse, with the reins tied around the sad dle bora. The horse was slowM makEHg its way towns! oxe. Investigathtg officers conjecture that the morist Involved in the accifotyt got Dannie back on the hirso, wittalt realizing his dazed conditiog, and tied the reins aroused the saddle horn. Dannie obtained only a quick look at the motorist just prior to the accident The information he obtained was given Oregon State Police. Finiep collected Action In Deschutes County Dis trict Court Monday included col- lectfti of $45 for traffic viola tions. Ten-dollar fines were paid by K. Devereaux Emmnch, Bend. for no clearance lights, and Stev en William Pokerski, Bend, for driving a vehicle equipped with a framework below the wheel rims. William Robert Hand, Santa Maria, Calif., forfeited 115 bail for failure to drive to the right side oTOtheCiiehway. Wifeert Leroy Slemp. Bend, forfeited 1 10 bail for expired vehicle license. GET QUICK RELIEF From Rheumatism, Arthritis, Lag Achat and Palni with AMAZO TREATMENT CITY DRUG CO. Checfc charge brings fine Special to The Bullotln PR I'.V'EVI'LLE - A fine of 100 was levied on Ralph and Dorothy McMort-r-re Monday afternoon in justice ef peace court, on a charge of not hawing, sufficient funds to savor ehvoks written loeafy on a nasRingn karos, The caupte was arrested Attgost 15, ftrst for being drunk in pub- lia. They were given toe days In oity jaithy the city judge) A com pfatat was later fifed by twa local business firms and a first) dharge was made of otftaining njaney urn d latee pietensp Follawlng the witlltew.ft OfJOnfc ef the eompttfuf&t the charge was- reduced to a misdemeanor. City polito pteked up two juvj? nBes in PHrteville last weekeridil and held them for juvenile.-autlion-ities from their homo, community Hi TigarA Thji tetjcs wjflao Jiiilt COHtRACT APPROVEO; WASHINGTON (fPH Tile Bouse Monday approved ftfe terms df a new contract fife the watBB users in (be Qjilncy t'e RRxAftte Basini ftriRarifl distrfeb 1062 . ' On II) l : - - '- na. ..- h)0yyc?.j-. -M.a. : f li Ti.it Your Local Authorized (VadlCWUy 30 Bulletin carriers get Jantzen trip Thirty Bend Bulletin carriers from Redmond, Bend, Prineville and Madras headed for Portland early today, with Jantzen Beach Park their destination. The trip is a reward for "the boys in connection with the an nual summer months' promotion for new subscriptions. Accom panying the contest winners were Lou Meyers, The Bulletin's circu lation manager, and his assistant, Jack Turner. The youngsters made the trip Into Portland by chartered Trail- ways bus, with the afternoon and part of the night to be spent at Jantzen Beach. The boys will re turn to their Central Oregon homes early Wednesday morning. Making the trip from Bend were the following boys: Gordon Allen, Larry Hutchins, .Bill Dahms, Don Bonkosky, Mark Farstvedt, Steve Karpstein, Bob Allen, Rod Gra ham, Bill Stuart, Bob Couture, Richard Plummer, Bruce Gra ham, Harold McLean, Mike Al len. Martin Smith, Ken Bowden, Joe Vautier, Ivan Katter and Dick Billings (substitute earner). Redmond: Willie Stutz and Del bcrt Wilson (substitute). i Prineville: Steve Jacobs, Leon ) ard Jacobs, Steve Coolcy, Robert ' Casey and John Cooley. j MadKUN Rented Galller, Mick ,ev Friendi Floyd Rider, ('subsfi? tute) and Larry Banker.. Timber sale' plans . amnouineed! Special to The Bullotln PRINEVILLE Soma 78,000,- 000 board feet of timber in the Oehoco National Forest is sched uled for sale during the period January J, to June 30, 1963, ac cording to Information from C. u. Clark. Ochoco supervisor. A 20,000,000 board feet sale has been set for the Lytlo Creek area of the Big Summit district and a sale of similar footage for the Barn Corral area of the Paulina district There wDl be a 16i000!000 board feet sale on Lemon Creek, in the Prineville Range districts and a 12000,ooo- board, feeb sale in- the Burt Cabin area of the. Snow Muurttain district; Collection suit filed) by Butler Robert? C. Buttee has filed suit against BnraeuBrdJJieraj Inc., for breach of coritratj seeking) to ccW loot $2j950i Aceordiitg- to the complainty an agreement waSimmtebln Redmond: whereby tile defendant would pinv ehase crushed gravel from the plainliff, leaving certain mater ials for the plaintiff's uses add eortStruciingi twad1 on his. prtinv CadillcLG to your mml treasured possessions! BEND GARAGE 709 WALL ST, Work completed on courtroom Special to The Bullotln PRINEVILLE - Final touches on the renovation of Crook county's time - battered circuit court room were being made Mon day by a crew of workmen intent on finishing the job before the opening of a session of circuit court today. County Judge Ervir. Grimes surveyed the busy scene with con siderable satisfaction, noting that the lofty ceiling had been lowered 38 inches and ceiled with acoustic tile to improve the audibility of court proceedings. No longer, he also commented, will a nervous witness clatter across the courtroom to take the stand. The expansive court room has been completely tiled, over a? sub-layer ot cnip-board, malting footsteps almost inaudible. On the top of the judge's bench, scarred and worn by a half-century of judicial ponderlngs, a mi earta top, rimmed with chrome, has been installed above the timer 'darkened oak facing of the judged bench. Steps from the basement to the third floor of the courthouse have also now Been covered wtljprub' ber-mattine to prevent- further erosion, and the eventual need tor reptaeonieni of the steps; Judge Games said. , Field trip- set by geologists Deschutes Geology Club mem bers are to join in a field trip to the old lands of the Glass Butte area next Sunday, with 8:30 a.m. set as the starting time. The group will meet in front of the Bend Post Office at that hour, with all interested invited to join in the outing. Club members say It may ap pear that the group is preparing for winter hibernation following a potluck dirrii at the Henry Ban man home on the Deschutes last Thursday and another dinner on the lawn of Mrs. Ross Famham Sunday. But apparently no hiber nation is contemplated: Mrs. Rob ert Stout invited club members to join in another dinner, at her home, on Thursday evening of this week This dinner date, how ever, has been advanced to a con venient time early in September, the evening to be announced after the vacation season,- "Hibernation'' for club mem bers will not start until) snow blankets gem stone outcroppings. INTERESTING EXPERIMENT MOSCOW (UPD Soviet astro naut Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich to day described one interesting ex periment with a bottle of water while flying through space. When a bottle ofcwatenis empty on earth, he said; the empty space always Is at the top. But nob so In space. No matter how hard- he shook the bottle, he said, asphpre of air stayed in the mid dle of the bottle. u u ,ojv $ flSfo i-clcaT ii mo io add COMPANY, INC. f PHONE EV 2-29 1 1 Markets J PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (UPI) (USCA) Livestock: Cattle 300; slaughter steers good to choice 25.50-28.25; cutter cows 11.50-14.50; few canner 11. ' Calves 75; few choice 215-305 lb vealer 27. Hogs 250; one lot no 1 and 2, 208 lb butcher 20.75; few head 1 and 2 sows 15-17. Sheep 500; two lots choice and prime 87-88 lb 20.50; small lot choice 83 lb 19; 130 head choice and prime shorn 82 lb 19.75; una lot good and choice shorn 17. DAIRY MARKET PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy market: . ! Eggs To retailers: AA extra large, 48-50c; AA large 45-48c; A large, 46-50c; AA large 43-47c; A AA small 23 30c; cartons 1-Jc higher. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 67c; cartons lc higher; & prints B6c. ... .- . Cheese (medium cured) To retailers: 47 48V4c; processed American 5-10 lb loaf, 45-46V40. POTATO MARKET PORTLAND (UPI) - Potato market: Oregon Long White 165-2.90; Round Red lugs approx.. 30 lb 1.75; Calif. Long Whites 3.80 25; bakers 4.25-4.50; Wash. Round Reds 2.50-2.75. Municipal court fines assessed Three fines of $7.50 plus court costs were meted to traffic vio lators In municipal court Monday. Clarence B. Feltner, 23, of 149 Georgia, was fined for driving k vehicle without a valid operator' license. ' Those who were assessed fines - but forfeited bail, were: Merel W."J McCrea, 62, of Manhattan Beach, Calif., reverse turn, and William - H. Thaler, 20, of Portland, in-; proper lane usage. HME I pans No appraisal fee. Put, low cost -loam to build, buy, refinance ot '.. remodel. Sea Equitable. Ask about A.P.O. home loan protection. SAVINGS 4 10AM AUOCIAUOM 14 Olden lit entail n WaiMnitM Hmm Officii Ptfiltnl, OrifM 1011 Will Stmt, I'ikI - -itoiraoa 2-118 & Dealer KJll'.Z. taWO 5
