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The Bulletin, Briefs Trey Robtrt Is the name select ed for a 7-pound, 12-ounce boy born early this morning at St. Charles Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emerson, 1528 W. Fifth Street. Bachelor Beauts will hold a reg ular square dance tonight at the Eastern Star Grange Hall. The starting time will be 8:45 p.m., 15 minutes later than usual. Lar ry Musgrave will call, and re freshments will be served. All square dancers are invited. Assumed business name for Dee and Mort's . Barber Shop, Red mond, has been filed at the coun ty clerk's office by Morton C. Ren- nels and Dee L,. Kenneis. Rim Reck Riders will hold an other reining contest Sunday aft ernoon at their grounds In Glen Vista, starting at 1 p.m. Potluck Summer worship starts June 2 Special le The Bulletin .; PRINEVILLE The summer schedule of worship hours will be gin at St. Andrews' Episcopal Church June 2, when one service will be held, at 9 a.m. This hour will be observed for Sunday serv ice until fall. During the service, the church achool's closing exercises will be held. Gifts will also be presented to graduating seniors of the con gregation, and the announcement will be made of scholarships day, or Pentecost, according to the rector. Rev. John Gretz. " "Following the service, there will j be a general reception and social hour, and a large birthday cake will be served in honor of the day, Whitsunday. The day is oft en described as the birthday of the festival service of Whilsun f warded to the Cove summer camp. The Rev. and Mrs. Gretz will leave Prineville Sunday to be on vacation for the month of June, during which time they will at tend the graduation exercises of their daughter, Karen, from Northfleld School, Massachusetts. Church meeting set for Boston Thousands of Christian Scien tists from all over the world have been assembling In Boston this weekend for their church's big an nual meeting event. The meeting convenes Monday afternoon, June 3, in the huge domed auditorium of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos ton. Known as The Mother Church, founded by Mary Baker Eddy, It unites all of the more than 3,200 Christian Science con gregations now in existence, in cluding the branch in Bend. Addresses and reports will be presented at the meeting to as sess the Church's current role in the world. A new Church Presi dent will take office and the names of new lecturers will be announced. Church receiving 9 confirmants .. Nine young people will be con firmed at the U a.m. service Sunday, June 3, at First Lutheran Church. The confirmation rites art in observance of Pentecost Sunday. "Candidates for confirmation are die following: Cheryl Roarig, Joyce Kratke, Conine Deetz, Carl Larson, Chert DeGree, Judy Marvey, Jocclyn Nordcrhus, Kar en Asseln and Jean Herland. "The Rev. Richard Knutzcn will tflve ns his sermon theme, "Hold Vst," The senior choir will sing Monson's arrangement of 'The Twenty-Third Psalm." ks 1 1 1 . SB i 'iii a hi - "II.IIM I. your Insurant now' ,0 iVt Coverage in line adequate. There's no obliga I With today's value tlon fur information, of your property? LUMBERMEN INSURANCE AGENCY 1024 Bond St. 382-2421 Saturday, June I, 1963 Here and- There luncheon will be served at noon. All members and their families are invited to attend. Wllllem Arthur Ferguson, Red mond, was to receive the bache lor of arts degree In education, at commencement exercises to day at Eastern Oregon College, La Grande. First Christian Church will have a rosebud service Sunday, June 2, during the regular morning worship service, for all parents with children two years of age or vounger. Several families will participate In this service. Degree of Honor Society mem bers and past presidents are ask. ed to attend 2 p.m. funeral serv ices Sunday for Mrs. George Alli son, who died Thursday evening. They should assemble at the Nis- woneer-Reynolds Funeral Home at 1:55 p.m. Bend Chiropractic Clinic Is the assumed business name filed at the courthouse by Dr. B. G. Spur lock, 321 Greenwood Avenue. Central Oregon College will hold Its annual picnic Sunday from to 6 p.m., in the upper meadows of Shevlin Park. A breakfast meeting of the Christian Businessmen of Bend will be held Monday at 6:30 a.m., in the Superior Cafe banquet room. Lauren James, Bend, has been presented with a certificate of merit in farm mechanics, award ed by the Thor Center for Better Farm Living, Huntley, III., for showing the greatest farm me chanics ability among the grad- uating seniors of Bend High School. A luncheon meeting of the Prineville - Crook County Cham ber of Commerce will be held Monday, June 3, at 12 noon at the Ochoco Inn, Prineville. Assumed business name for the Arctic Circle, drive-In to open soon at 1255 E. Third Street, has been filed at the courthouse by Mr. and Mrs. John C. McFarlln. A coffee hour for members of the First Lutheran Church will be held Monday afternoon, June 3, at the home of Mrs. Loretta Freed, 831 Roosevelt Avenue. Miss Linda MePhee, graduating Bend High School senior, was the guest of the Bend Shrine Club, at a luncheon Friday In the Superior Cafe dining room. Miss McPhee, a member of the Water Pageant by the Shrine Club. Beta Alpha Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Ter ry Wlllard, 1331 Newport, with new officers presiding. Co-hostess is Mrs. William Harris. Donald L. McDanlel, Route 2, Redmond, has filed an assumed business name at the courthouse for D & D Second Hand Store. Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America is at 8 p.m. Monday, June 3, in the Sons of Norway Hall. Mrs. Hubert Bart- lett will describe a recent trip East, and the serving of refresh ments will follow. Mrs. Pete James, Mrs. Larry Foster and Mrs. Paul Garboden will serve re freshments, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brlnkley, early-day Bend residents, were local visitors yesterday and tcday from their home in Anacortes, Wash. While here they visited their honeymoon house, on Broad way Avenue, and visited with a few old-timers. Brlnkley, a retir ed lumberman, was with the U.S. Forest Service when the couple lived in Bend. Mrs. Brlnkley Is city librarian in Anacortes. The Brinkleys came to Bend 52 years ago, as newlyweds, and lived here about six years. iirnvi iiBS,k IIIIIIIMUTJIVIM Stop fire loss now, before it starts ....with insurance Should tire strike, would you be fully protected against fi nancial loss? Don't wait U learn from experience. Let us check your fire insurance cov- I MISS BARBARA LUCKENBILL June wedding set by local couple Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lucken bill, 455 E. Burnslde Avenue, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to David Alien Renno. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Renno, 581 De- Kalb Avenue. Both young people are Bend High School graduates. Miss LuckcnbiU is employed at Cas cade Jewelry. Renno is employed in the Fort Rock district of the Deschutes National Forest. He completed four years of service with the U.S. Marines. A June wedding is planned. Riley Williams, 65, succumbs Speclil to The Bulletin REDMOND Funeral services for Riley W. Williams, 65, Red mond, will be held Monday at 1 p.m. in Zacher's Chapel, with The Rev. Roland Belanger of Zion Lutheran Church officiating. Bur ial will be in the Redmond Me morial Cemetery. Mr. Williams died Friday at Central Oregon District Hospital after a four-day illness. Born August 19, 1897 in Galveston, Tex., he moved to Redmond seven years ago from John Day. He had been a mill worker for many years. Among survivors are his widow Eva, Redmond; three stepdaugh ters, Mrs. Mary Wynn, Grange ville, Idaho; Mrs. Emma Hall, Boise, Idaho, and Mrs. Myrtle Frailer, Union; eleven grandchil dren and four great grandchil dren. Law library fund story clarified George H. Brewster, a Red mond attorney, has personally contributed f830 to the Deschutes County law library fund. As a member of the Central Oregon Bar Association law library com mittee, he has also been instru mental in past years in obtaining county monies for the fund. A story in Friday's Bulletin er roneously stated that Brewster "was given (830 to bring the file of Pacific Reporters up to date. Hie sentence should have read that he "has given" the amount The Bulletin regrets the typo graphical error. NEWLYWEDS LOSE BED LONDON (UPI) - Newlyweds Barry and Maureen Slater went out today to find a bed after spending their wedding night on the floor. The couple's bed, a gift from Barry's parents, was delivered when no one was home and left in the backyard beside a discard ed bath tub left for rubbish men. The rubbish collectors took the bed and left the tub. Ends Tonight "Follow The Boys" Tarzan Goes To India" CTADTC CIIMtiAVI Gates Open 8:15 whit i, I A ttn$vtf '-f I Jf . mover's V ' K MY :t wxe.- f 1V METRO V.t? n j ii rwnn, m Jr .., eel.-.. I m-m F J a -i .fiinuivp.xwcrnofoio Alee Wild Eecapadea Beiii'"" Ceremonies to set aside cave slated June 22 Special to The Bulletin FORT ROCK Ceremonies to sot aside Fort Rock Cave as a na tional monument will begin at 12 o'clock noon, June 22, with Dr. Luther Cressman, head of the de partment of anthropology, Univer sity of Oregon, as featured speaker. Dr. Cressman will recall the excavation of the cave more than 25 years ago. The cave yielded sagebrush bark sandals later car- bon dated to be more than 9000 years old. He will bring for dis play some of the artifacts ta ken from the cave. W. Ward Y eager, superintend ent of Crater Lake National Park, will represent the national park service in presenting the certifi cate of registration and the bronze marker to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Long, owners of the land on which the cave is located. Setting aside the cave will take place at the site, according to Mrs. Maurice Ward, local pro gram chairman. The cave Is ap proximately a mile and a half from the landmark, "Fort Rock." Representatives from Oregon's organizations specializing in the study of anthropology and arch aeology are expected to attend. Acceptance of the certificate and marker by the Longs charges them with the responsibility of "preserving, so far as practical, and to the best of their ability, the historical integrity of this im portant part of the national cul tural heritage." Long acquired the property aft er the cave had been excavated. During the period of discovery it was owned by the George Men kenmaier family and was then known as the Menkenmaier Cave. It Is believed locally that dis covery of the artifacts, and their recovery in a scientific manner, can be credited to Gerry Wolff who visited the Menkenmaiers regularly with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff of Chilo quin to hunt arrowheads. Gerry, a student of Dr. Cressman, recog nized the potential valin of such a discovery. Until recently It was felt that this cave yielded the oldest evi dence of man's dwelling on the North American continent. New discoveries, pointed out by this dedicated and distinguished scien tist, indicate, by the same carbon test method, that the Pacific Northwest was inhabited as long as 35,000 years ago. A rude knife fashioned of basalt has been found In tho gravels of the Spokane Hood of the last glacial period, deposited at the mouth of the John Day. ; At the conclusion of the dedica tion ceremonies here the assem bly will move to the picnic area adjacent to "Fort Rock" where ladies of the Fort Rock Grange will serve lunch. Presbyterians to honor graduates The congregation of First Pres byterian Church will pay tribute to senior high school graduates and their parents at a worship service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, June 2. A special feature will be choral anthems sung by the Chancel, Youth and Children's choirs. Graduates to be recognized are Dennis Baker, Clint Brumitt, Steve Hamre, Cheryl McGugin, Janice Thompson and Alice Wormington. Each will receive a copy of the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible. Mrs. Owen Fanner of the Evangelism committee will make the present ations. A reception will follow In the Fellowship Hall with the Wom en's Association in charge. 7 xwnwn I i show t n.vi METRO ,Uy (30LOVYN NUIV A4AVCD Wit 9K0C r .BAIWT Jttsnftg.;sftFift nun of A Real Life War Herol " in ,ii ii i HIM I II .Will) I IILpillHIHIIIIIIIII n -- INSTALLED Members of the Bend Key Club, which had installation ceremonies last night, got together after the final assembly program at school for a picture. Front row, from left: Jerry Wetle, Mark Adams, Dick Hollenbeck, Vic Snively, faculty co-adviser. Second row: Cal Elshoff, faculty; Harv Hillis, Ron Wood, Jon Peters. Back row: Jim Tye, Kip Kemple, Mike Mc- Geary, Mike Clark. Group is Key Club to receive charter from chairman The Bend High School Key Club, sponsored by the Bend Kiwanis Club, will receive its charter from Jack Frost, Scappoose, Interna tional Key Club chairman, at a banquet tonight in the Garden Room at the Pine Tavern. Dinner will be served at 6:45, with the program to follow. Merle Foland of Medford, Ki wanis lieutenant governor, will welcome the new club on behalf of the division, and Gene Favell of Klamath Falls, district chair man, will give the charter mess age. The visiting clubmen will be accompanied by their wives. Jerry Wetle, Key Club presi dent, will accept the charter. A program of folk songs will be pre sented by club members Mike McGeary, Kip Kemple and Mark Adams. Adams is vice-president. Dick Robinson is secretary, and Dick Hollenbeck is treasurer. Oth er charter members are Mike Clark, Harvey Hillis, Jon Peters, Jim Tye and Ron Wood. Parents of the charter group will be guests for the evening, as well as faculty representatives and Key Club committee mem bers and their wives. Faculty members to be present are Cal Elshoff and Vic Snively, advisers; Don Empey, principal, and Lloyd Gabriel, vice-principal. Members of the Key Club com mittee are Bill Hudson, chairman; Dr. Ed Timm and Ted Creighton, co - chairmen; Norman Symons, president; Wayne Thompson, vice - president; Bill Dodge and the Rev. D. L. Penhollow. The Rev. Mr. Penhollow will give the Invocation and benediction at the program. O DRAPERIES ci S TRICOUNTY C JO Window Products (O 0 382-2824 447-7095 g Now thru Sunday! THEY HAD A DARING PLAN ...and the to US9 WALT DISNEY miracle J? White SmmoNS ncHiicHot enntirr itm curr TAYLORPMERJUjjGENS Alio Comedy Co-Hit mmm OtJ5 wall Slip service club sponsored Dy Peng RUHS slates baccalaureate Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Baccalaureate services for Redmond Union High School's 1963 class of graduates will be held Sunday evening in the high school gymnasium. Featured speaker will be The Rev. D. L. Penhollow. The pro gram will begin at 8 o'clock with the playing of "Land of Hope and Glory" by Miss Judy Arnett, or ganist. The invocation will be given by the Rev. Bert Wilson and scripture readings by the Rev. Ralph Lyon. Members of the RUHS chorus will sing "Come Thou, Holy Spir it." The Rev. Harland Taylor will give the benediction, after which- Miss Arnett will play the recessional, "Triumphal March." Ninety-five students are being JFK PLANS TRIP WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi dent Kennedy plans to fly to Camp David, Md., this afternoon to spend the weekend with his wife and two children. 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Allison, com munity resident since 1913, died late Thursday evening at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. Born on April 18, 1889 in Black Mountain, N.C., she made her home at 78 Kearney. She was a member of the Foursquare Gos pel Church, the Women. of the Mooso and the Degree of Honor Society. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Niswonger-Rey-nolds Funeral Home, with The Rev. James Kitchell, Foursquare Gospel Church, officiating. Bur ial will be in Greenwood Ceme tery beside the grave of Mrs. Allison's husband, George, who died Oct. 1, 1953. Among survivors are three sons, Walter and Cecil, Bend, and Jack R., Coquille; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren; two sis ters, Madge Durham, Yakima, Wash., and Love Wolf, Bend. Pallbearers are George' Monroe, Bill Akin, Andy Marcus, Jim Lent ke, Gordon Haggin and A.- W. Prouty. TV SERVICE CALLS Up Until 8 P.M. NO EXTRA CHARGE Calls Answered 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. No need to wait until tomor row to get your set repaired! 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