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The Bulletin, Wednesday, May 29, 1963
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-ii'irTiirni'r if ' 'Mmr i "
HUP, TWO-OUCH It's
' . leng, fight-lippad march for
" b'ron twirler Janat Barry in
' Monro, Wit. (Nota the
bandaged knee.)
Garden club
installs officers
Installation of new officer, rec
ognition of officers who served in
' Die past year and a program on
,. petunias highlighted the meeting
, of the Bend Garden Club, last
Friday afternoon at the VFW
Hall. The meeting and the pro
' gram followed a potluck luncheon.
y The new officers are: Mrs.
' George McQuinn, president; Mrs.
'J Del Mattson, ice president;
Mrs. S. V. Patterson, secretary.
" and Mrs. Carl, Binder, treasurer.
Mrs. Richard McKenzlc of
Prinevllle, district president, was
installing officer. She was ono of
seven women present from Crook
County. Others were Mrs. Charles
Kelsoe, Mrs. Daisy Harlen, Mrs.
Goldie Stover, Mrs. Ruby Clay-
; poolo and Mrs. Helen Peterson,
all members of the Ochoco Gar
den Club, and Mrs. Homer Mul
king from the Crook County Gar
den Club, of which Mrs. McKen-
lie is a member. Twenty - four
members of the Bend club were
present. -
Mrs. W. F. McFaddcn, past
president, and Mrs. McQuinn, arc
the official delegates, by virtue of
their offices, to the state conven
tion, to be held June 24-26 in Port
land. Mrs. Marvin Eaton and Mrs.
Rudy Rradcr were elected as al
ternates. Mrs. Sam Thompson was nam
ed to prepare a floral decoration
to represent the district at the con
vention. This responsibility alter
nates among clubs of the district
Mrs. McKaddcn presented gifts
to Mrs. McQuinn, tlie r e t i r i n g
vlea - president; Mrs. H. II. Hugh
Itt, past treasurer; Mrs. Bca Wil
cox, telephone chairman, and
Mrs. Clara Peterson, publicity
chairman. She gave all the mem
bers automatic pencils. A gift from
the club was presented to Mrs. Mo-
' Faddcn by Mrs. McQuinn.
R. K. Thomas was the guest
speaker. In k e e pi n g with the
club's "petunia trail" project, he
discussed types of plants suitable
for use, suggesting that seedlings
should be started In a greenhouse
and transplanted when weather
permits. Petunias should bo thor
oughly watered before transplant
ing, be said, to protect the fine
roots, and frequent watering dur
ing the growing season was rec
ommended. Among varieties Tec-
1 ommendrd were the comet, glit
ters, satellite, Comanche and bin-
Peace rosebushes were present-
. ad to Mrs. Nellie Hayman and
- Mrs. Brader, who were hospital
bed recently.
.to please any cat
all f una
' Ifver'nmeat
chicken
fish
meaty mix
kidney 'n meat
Prineville area
due for DDD
Special The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Direct dis
tance dialing will come to Prine
ville and surrounding communi
ties on June 2, at 12:01 a.m., ac
cording to announcements mailed
this week to telephone subscribers
of the area.
Specific communities to have the
new telephone service are, be
sides Prineville, Madras, Mitchell,
Paulina and Spray.
Small brochures mailed to sub
scribers described in detail the
technique for direct dialing. Some
subscribers here said they plan
to keep the directions by the tele
phone until the system becomes
familiar.
SAFETY EXPERT FINED
READING, England (UPI) -Traffic
Policeman George O'Dell,
who doubles as a lecturer in
road safety, was fined $14 Tues
day for careless driving in his
police car.
Municipal court cases reported
A bail bond forfeiture of $152.50
collected from Dennis Eugene
Harrington, 212 Irving, was the
largest assessment received in
municipal court Monday. He was
charged with driving while his li
cense was suspended.
Othsrs forfeiting bail and not
appearing in court were Jerry
Darrell, Burns, $20 and court
costs for a basic rule violation,
and Donald Edward Wilson, Med
ford, $10 and costs for disobeying
a traffic signal.
Two motorists appeared in
c 0 ur t to pay traffic violation
fines. They were John Timothy
Schulke, 430 E. Tenth, $15 and
costs for excessive vehicle noise,
and Andrew F. Olsen, 237 Flor
ida, ?5 and costs for a prohibited
reverse turn.
Four others paid fines for over
time parking: Vera Kenneth Dick
erson, Riverview Trailer Park,
Bend, $10 and costs; and $2 plus
costs each for James Self, 1355
Federal; Mary Luna, 745 Dela
ware, and B. R. Kloepper, 1104
Portland Avenue.
William Charles Eby, 344 Dell
Lane, a minor, was sentenced to
five hours labor in the municipal
parks, plus court costs, for driv
ing without an operator's license.
Dismissed trom court was a
charge of driving without an oper
ator's license, against Dennis Eu
gene Harrington, 212 Irving.
Found not guilty of operating a
motor vehicle while under the in
fluence of intoxicating liquor was
Allen Reid Bigler, Portland.
PUPILS AID PEACE
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) -Five
hundred thousand elemen
tary and high school students
have become personal diplomats
for their nations during the past
school year, reports Peope-to-People.
That's the number of youngsters
in 47 states and 60 foreign coun
tries who are participating in the
organization's School and Class
room Program which matches
classrooms in the United States
with counterparts aboard. The
classes exchange letters, scrap
books, tape recordings and school
projects.
Bend artist's
work displayed
Work of a Bend artist, Pat Win
ters tC inilnrlul in tha nurront H.
hibit by the Oregon Amateur Wa
ter ulor Society, at tne uescnuies
C.nuntv T.ihrarv Th lil In of her
picture selected for the show is
Elue Mountain Gold Dredge."
Thirty-two watercolors are in
tha rnllpfinn whirh uili hanfi
until June 4. It was put in place
Monday evening by members of
the Sagebrushers Art Society.
iwenty-two Oregon anisis are
rttnrcGnntaA In iho chnwinp. Most
of tha pictures have nature sub
iecta. with landscarjes and sea
scapes well represented. There
are also several reprocucuuns ui
interesting buildings and bridges.
The exhibit came here from
Burns, and will go from here to
Florence, on the Oregon coast.
EXPECT SIXTH CHILD
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Come
dian Jerry Lewis and his wife,
Patty, announced Tuesday uiey
are expecting a baby in January.
The Lewises have five other chil
dren, all boys.
New worthy matron, patron set by lodge
Mrs. R. L. Martin and Clinton
E. Haugcberg are the new worthy
matron and worthy patron of the
Bend chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.
Davis will be. associates.
The election was held at the
regular session Monday evening
at the Masonic Temple. Other
elective officers for the 1963-64
year are Mrs. Ralph Bailey, con
ductress; Mrs. Earl Roarig, as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Lottie
Gates, secretary, and Mrs.
Douglas Cook, treasurer.
An addenda was given in honor
of Mrs. Maurice Lyons, who will
be a grand page at the grand ses
sion June 3-6 in Portland. Others
who will attend from the local
chapter are Mrs. Mary Lou Mc
Williams, retiring worthy ma
tron; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Stanley
Chapman, Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey . and Mr. and
Mrs. Haugeberg.
Installation of grand officers
will be Thursday evening, June
6, at the Portland session. A char
tered bus will leave from Bend
that day, at 1 p.m., to return im
mediately following the installa
tion. The ceremony is open to the
public. Members and friends who
wish to make the bus trip are to
make reservations with Mrs,
Chapman, 382-5226, or Mrs. Mar
tin, 382-2755.
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