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The Bulletin, Thursday, June 6, 1963 'Small' class of 168 seniors to get diplomas in graduation exercises at BSHS Friday night One hundred sixty-eight seniors, a "small" class in comparison with some In recent years, wiU receive diplomas at Bend High School commencement exercises Kriday night in the high school auditorium. Names of the grad uates follow. Mamona Vivian Adams, Amber Jeanne Ammons, . Marvin Lcroy Anderson, Rochelle Marie Ander son, Charlett Ann Andrews, Myrl Edward Arthur, Dennis Alan Baker, Karen Linda Barackman, Barbara Ann Barr, Kathleen Mary Baur. Carol Ann Beall, Daryle Curtis Billadeau, Donald Gunnar Bjor vik, Tamsin Mary Boardman. Gloria Jean Bock, Jerry Edward Bockman, Robert Nelson Booze, James Carl Bowles, Anne Louise Brandis, Melvin O. Brown Jr. Mercedes Matilda Brown, Rucl Clinton Brumltt, Marion Edith Cady, Charles James Congdon, Sharon Marie Cooper, Earlene Mae Coniett, Lee Alan Cotting ham, John Ross Cravens Jr., Austin Henry Creson, Pamela Lou El Davidson. James Edward deSuIly, Joseph Kenneth Devenport, Shirley May Doolin, Phillip L. Douglass, Vlr ginia Leo Douglass, Karen Marie Dykstra. Jimmie Don Edwards, Susan Gail Fancher, Gory Lyle Farran, Gerald Gilbert Farst vedt. Due to Graduate John Everett Fenton, Sue Adell Fountain, Harvey Vern Freeman, Charlene Annette Fuqua, Dennis Ernest Gasbar, Roxana Gayley, j Larry Dale Gclbrich, Francis Ar by Giltncr, Diane Lee Gogenola. Kathleen Patricia Graham, Erick Lyn Grandmason, Martha Jane Greening, Joy Annette Hag gin, Gcnny Lynn Hammer, Steph en Conrad Hamrc, Viola Kay Uan.icw, Karen Maxinc II a s s Lois Mario Haughton, Barry Don- aid Hebert, Janet Adele Hcnklc. Daanice Bettcena Higginboth am, Marie Elizabeth Hodge, Jessie Clair Hoover, Claudia Ray Hot sell, Nancy Jeanne Houck, Jona than Ford Hunnell Jr., Regina Kaye Hunter, Jack William Hutchlns, Alyce Anne Hutchin son, William Bryan Hutton. Lauren William James, Scott Lester Jaynes, Cathy Lauraine Joluison, Delvan Gene Johnston, Dennis Everett Jones, Ivan Duane Katter, Judith Ellen King. Timo thy Lloyd Kirk, Robert Lee Ma witter. Orville Frank Knouse. Alice Louise Lalley, James Alan Leagjeld, Mabel Leagield, Linda Lucille Lee, Ralph Norman Lee, Donald Alan Link, Sharon Adell Loomis, Sharron Ann Lutje, Lar ry Steven Malone, James Melvin McClain. Students Lltttd Cheryl Evelyn McGugin, John Roger McKay, Gary Edward Mc Kinney, Linda Marie McPliec, Mario Claire Machicote, Janet Louise Madden, Dennis Lowell Mahaffcy, Lorraine Kay Marcou lier, Jolin Wallace Morkle, Donald Ray Manwiller. David Leonard Mathisen, Conn- nc Vera Metlott, Mam uuaiey Henry Miller, Charlotte Sandra Briefs Here and' 1 f There Meetings tonight Include the following: PAL Club with Mrs. Otis Sherwood, Gerking Road, 7:20; - VFW post and auxiliary, VFW Hall, 8 o'clock; Alcoholics Anonymous, district courtroom, courthouse, 8.30. Knitten Kittem 4-H Club met Tuesday after school at the home of the leader, Mrs. William Slienk, 854 E. Hawthorne Avenue. Mem- CO C ready to award '63 degrees Twenty three Central Oregon students will receive associate of arts degrees, and 14 associate ot science degrees, at commence ment exercises Saturday, June 8, at 8 p.m. in the Bend High School auditorium. Seventeen students completing the practical nursing course will also be given recog nition. Bend students receiving the as sociate of arts degree are as fol lows: Elizabeth Odcll Cady, Mich ael Terence Carly, Ann Clemcnte Chenowcth, Larry Robert Clark, Oorgo Walter Collins, Rose Ann Curtis, Duane Lorin Gibson, Clau dia Caroline Graves, Robert Stev en Lee, Carlene Matson, Donald O. Nathan and Stanley Elmer Shoults. Those from oilier localities are: Jerry Neil Bays, Madras: William Peterson Carey, Prlnevllle: Linda Marie Cunningham and Kenneth Verdon Miller, Culver: Patricia Alice Farrar, Jonl Ruth Lawson and Frances Faye Thomas, Red mond; . William Roy Leininger, Moiser; Edward Charles Lohner, LaPine; Larry Duff McCallum, Boring, and Douglas Kieth Whit sett, Powell Butte. Receiving the associate of science degree will be Gordon Howard Jones, Prineville; John Wynti McBride, Powell Butte; Clinton Edward Perry, Fort Rock, and the following Rend students: Robert John Ells, David Brian Ferguson, Leon Lewis Foster, Lowell Danforth Franks, James Hale Grecnman, William Bobby Hoscy, Keith Ernest hunerth, Kenton Roger Nelson, William Stanley Passmorc, Richard Walt er Shamhaugh and Robert Albert Wilmcvcr Jr. Bend practical nursing students are Esther Rcigle Bonkosky. Col lcena Rose Connolly, Kathryn l vonne Creson, Marjone R e i d Leonard. Mildred Dugan Nehl and Doris McDanlel Pearcy. Those from Prineville are Opal Jacquot Aeschliman, Dawna McKenzie Befel, Tat Schllrting Carter, Dor- Is Jlendrlx Powell and Violet Fern Wilson. Redmond: Bonnie Warn- ttaff DeLude, Linda Marline Ed enfield. Maxlne Preston Huddle, Mv Evelyn McLeod Lynam, Mar garet Bills Sanford and Helen Sanderson Schulu. BARBECUE SET Beta Alpha eluptar, EpsUon Sigma Alpha sorority, will hold an outdoor barbecue for members and their families and guests, Tuesday evening. June 25, at fhevlui Park. Plans were made at the meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Terry Willard, 1M1 Newpiirt Avenue. The new officers were In rharge. They are: Mrs. Robert Ronscll, president; Mrs. Cliff Ixwgjcld, vice-president; Mrs. William Harris, secretary; Mrs. Willard, treasurer, and Mrs. Walter Kittredge, parliamentarian. bers present were Vickey Coffclt, Cindy Spencer, Linda Kopp, Cher yl Ringer, Sheryl Kasser, Susan Brumbaugh, Linda Rose and Sharlene Willis. The girls worked on their knitted caps and slippers. Duplicate bridge players used the Mitchell system for their reg ular play Wednesday night at the Elks Hall. Tied for first place, east west, were Mrs, Hal Peck and Mrs. G. L. Todd, and Mrs. F. S, McGarvey and Chuck Carrlngton. Placing first north south were Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Olausen. Runners - up, north- south, were Mrs. Don Fahey and Allen Young, second, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rexroad, third. East- west: Wallace and John Cleve land, third; Mrs. Chester Slim kosky and Mrs. Don Williams, fourth. Mrs. William Hatch Jr. and Mrs. Gene Wegner were Jay- cee Auxiliary hostesses for cof fee. Women of the Moost executive board will meet tonight at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Erwin Carpen ter, 1115 Harmon Boulevard. Game night for men and women will bo Friday at 8 p.m. at Mooso HalL A 4-H lowing club, called Need les, Pins and Blood, met recent ly at the home of the leader, Mrs. Laurence lluettl. Members pres ent wore Louann Huettl, Diane Hucttl, Nora Wayman, Katy Way man. Rila McKinney, Marvell Freeman, Vacey Merrifield and Linda MacFarlane. Visitors were Lorraiue Faubion, Mrs. M. Fail bion and Mrs. Bert Merrifleld. It was decided to continue meeting through the summer. Bond Chambor of Commerce will hold a forum luncheon Fri day noon at the Pine Tavern. Bill Wilson of Portland, an officer of the advertising firm that handles Deschutes county's and Oregon's out-ot-stato advertising, will he Uie speaker. Reservations may 1w mado Friday morning at the Chamber office. Holmer Guttafson was present. ed a 25-year membership pin, at the meeting of Pine Forest Grange Tuesday night. Mrs. Gold ie Ncilscn, formerly of Moses Lake, Wash., is a new member. The Grange received a certificate for service to the Central Oregon School for Retarded Children, in Redmond. A joint mooting of the Bend Lions and Rotary clubs was held Wednesday noon at the Masonic Temple. The Bend High School a cappella choir entertained with several selections. The director, Norman K. Whitney, was intro duced by Harvey Olsen, acting program chairman. George War rington, Lions president, and Craig Coyner, Rotary president, presided at the meeting. Tumslo Grange will meet Frl diy at 8 p m. A film will be slvwn by Paul Bonn, biologist for the Oregou State Game Commission. The regular business meeting will follow. The date for the pntluck birthday dinner has been changed to June 21. Kitchon Kkkors 4-H Club met recently at the home of Anne Ha nev, with Mrs. Paul Garbnden. leader, in charge. (Xher members present were Jerrio Allison. Kathy Franks, Kay Iee Bennett, Dana Garhodcn and Sandra Hen sley. Anne Haney gave a demon stration on salad preparation. The girls voted to make pies for the food booth at the Fat Stock Show this weekend. Morehouse, Michael Mark Mur phy, Susan Elizabeth Nelson, Thomas Melvin Nelson, Dennis Dale Newell, Dixie Lee Newell, Waldon Earl Oatman. Michael Alvah O'NclI, David Gilbert Osmundson, Jerry Lynn Page, Donald Allen Patterson, Barbara Ann Payne, Michael Charles Pedcrson, Martha Lee Pence. Theodore J. Petersen. Na- dine Annette Pierce, Kathy Diane Poncy. Patricia Ann Poncy, Susan Louise Proctor, Robert Gordon Randall, John Raymond, Ronny Charles Rice, Charlene Ann Rick abaugh, Clarence Sterling Rose brook, Lawrence Gene Rosebrook, Carta Jo Satlier, Susan Jean Schilling. Karen Marie Selfors, David Maurice Shelton, Joseph Michael Simon. Judith Thyrone Skorpen, Gary Frank Slack, Randall Jo seph Slate, Charles Ernest Smith, Marilyn Emm Smith, Stephen Odell Springer, Shirlee Jean Steen. Timothy Lee Swearingen, Arth ur Page Syverson, Bonnita Mae Thomas, David James Thompson Janice Lynn Thompson, Patrick LeRoy Thompson, Tommy Ray Thompson, Starr Boston Triplett, Carolyn Mary Turner, wuuam Robert Tve. Jane Ann UnderhiU, Ama Ceciie Van Gorder, Jeffrey Keith Van Landuyt, Sharon Janice Wachter, Robert Louise Wallace, Paul Da, vid Wardlaw, Glen Robert War rington, Frederick George Water man. Jacqueline Jean waiters, Geralaine Rose Wheeler. Fred H. Whitmore Jr., Linda Joyce Williams, Thomas Richard Wirch. Robert Freeman wool- lard, Kenneth James Wolverton, Alice Kay Wormington, William Jonathan Wren, Charoletle Elaine Wright. Pool will not open at least until Saturday Bend city workmen were still working on the drai&S at .the mu nicipal swim pool late - last eve ning, and Vince Genna, city rec reation director, said that the pool will not be open at least until Sat urday. Once the drains are In order, the tank must be filled. A depart ment spokesman explained today that it takes from one and a half to two days to fill the pool, and got the water temperature at the right level. In the meantime, Bend's sum mer swim team sign-up is in pro gress. Hopefuls may pick up forms at the pool, fill them out and return them. The city rec reation office suggested that 5 p.m. is the best time for candi dates to sign up. P ) rC 1 m!i, , - I li.? ' I I - ' rftV.Vt 1 If: 7 4-;tVV'p- ...(el i ill y&L$- -h'P i - ir ' - ' r iiiiworoli in ii in ilMiMOMoioiii iCwM ijaTiTllfMiiiiia MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS Nineteen Bend High students will attend summer music workshops on scholarships, assisted by Bend Music Boosters. Front row, from left, are Dawn Murry, Sharon Warren, Kathie Hafter, Lyla Herland and Sherrill Hanner. Center: Ken Bowden, Paul Philbrook, David Snider, Larry Fies, Jon Peters, Bill Martin. Back: Sherri Payne, Inez Thomas, Janet Judy, Adella Lance, Harold Mitchell, Tom Hutchins, Gary Taylor. Not pictured, Nancy Waller. Ken, Paul and Sharon will attend three-week vocal workshop at Lewis and Clark College, starting June 24. Others will go to the University of Oregon for two weeks, band starting June 17, orchestra June 30. Sessions end with concerts. ,5 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (UPI) USDA) Livestock: Cattle 50; no early lest. Calves none. Hoes 50; few barrows and gilts 1 and 2 grade 215-230 lb steady at 18.50-18.75. Sheep none. DAIRY MARKET PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: AA extra large 39-42c; AA large 37-40c; A large S6-39c; AA medium 3034c; AA small 23 - 29c; cartons l-3c higher. ButterTo retailers: AA and A prints 66c; cartons 3c higher; B prints 65c. Cheese (medium cured) To retailers: 46-48c; processed Amer ican 5-10 lb loaf, 43-48C. POTATO MARKET PORTLAND (UPI) Potato , market: Steady: Ore Russets 3.15 - J.40; ' some best 4.25 4.50; sited S OI spread 5.25-5.50; bakers 5.00-S.25; ; ctns 50 lb sized 2 ox spread 2.75-.; s.oo. . ;. O'Donnell named by veterans John O'Donnell was elected Wednesday night as commander of Central Oregon chapter No. 14, Disabled American Veterans. Ro bert A. Starr continues as adju tant and service officer. Other of ficers were elected as follows: Kenneth Cruickshank, senior " vice commander; Arthur J. Mil ler, junior vice - commander; ' Paul A. Thompson, chaplain, and Chester C. Myers, department ex ecutive committeeman. Joint memorial services Held M. L. Shepherd and Mrs. Er win Carpenter conducted joint memorial services for the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose, last Wednesday evening at Moose Hall. Some 30 members of the organizations were pres ent. Red carnations were pinned on a wreath, in memory of members who died in the past two years. Assisting with the services were Robert Akins, Gene Tabor, Er win Carpenter, Leslie Smyth, Fred Carter, Mrs. Earl M a c y , Victoria Brown, Mrs. Earl Wood, Mrs. Leila Edwards and Mrs. George Firkus. Sum allowed in claims case Lcs V. Linvllle, represented by the Oregon Bureau of Labor in a ' wage claim case, was allowed a total of $388.87, on three causes I of action, yesterday in Deschutes I County District Court. ' The suit was filed by N. O. Nil sen, labor commissioner, against Ralph Smith, who operates a feed ; mill near Redmond. Linville was ; employed there. The case was heard by a jury consisting of R. W. Thomas. Myr-, lie V. Frelinger. Marie Sanowski, I William E. Wood and Harry Her-1 land, all of Bend, and Elmer L. i Mahaffcy, Terrebonne. Judge Joe Thalhofer presided. Wedding vows taken by couple Spoclil ts Tho Bullitln SISTERS Mr. and Mrs Dale Wayne Tackitt t Peggy Darlene Syd'daU are at home In Red mond, after a honeymoon trip to the coast. They were married Mav 13 in Reno. Nevada The bride, a 1963 graduate of Sisters High School, is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gray. Sisters. Tackitt, graduated from Sisters High School in 19B0. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tackitt. Redmond. The Reno ceremony was per formed by the Rev. William R. Beeiner, The bride was honored at a shower party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lottery in Sisters. Repeat of hosf school due tonight The Bend Chamber of Com merce will repeat its tourist host school tonight at 7:30 in the Alien School auditorium. Last night's session, acclaimed as highly suc cessful, was attended by some 45 persons representing 28 firms. . The highlight of the program was a slide story depicting me geologic and scenic areas in the Deschutes National Forest. The presentation was made by Ed Parker, recreation specialist on the headquarters staff of the Des chutes National Forest, and Walt er Meyer, assistant. Persons attending were given samples of brochures and folders about Uie local area that arc available at the Chamber office, and placards welcoming tourists, to be exlubited in their places of business. Gordon Randall, Chamber pres ident, greeted Uie group and pointed out Uie values of Uie tour ist business to all local area busi ness firms. Frank H. Loggan, long-time secretary of the Des chutes County Advertising Com nuttee, outlined Uie program of Uiat group and noted thai oiit-of-state tourists brought 20 million dollars to Central Oregon last year, Pageant court, band to appear in ' Merry khana' Bend Water Pageant princesses and six members of the Bend Chamber of Commerce pageant committee will ride a float Satur day in Portland Rose Festival's Merrykhana Parade, They will leave Bend at 9 a.m. The parade, as it has been throughout the past, is the open ing event of Uie Rose Festival. Bend's high school band, under the direction of Don Goodwin, al so will appear In the parade. They will march ahead of the float. According to Marion Cady, chamber manager, the float is be ing built for the Bend contingent by Husorik and Son of Portland, Uie firm which builds all the floats for the Bend Water Pag eant. It is a gift from the firm. PLANT WATERING WASHINGTON (UPI) - Flow ering plants and those with lots of foliage require more water than those without blooms or wiUi sparse foliage, says the Society of American Florists. . You can extend the life of your plants by watering faithfully when they are in bud and flowering. barber shops, service stations, a MariE.Cdy,a1arnla'lPa5, 8,1,1 " d? ager, stressed the need to icil li , T.7 nf"?"" many visnorm on "Myu a.-rh-1 , Z P ' TlT er day w Bend." y ,or ,tJ,e P"enta- Sawycr. Chamtar re "E"1' e8C A some pointer c iy,w v, v ' J! '" Z, u.1 repeatd the viutor. in ) .4 vm , to ' , , scenic attract. Zi ,,host. (!dI,1 as of friendlineM In e. ttb TR by ""J la 8 00,1 Peo" Uiem. "' - pl, a former Chamber of Com- Aii.i .1. a- 1 . i manager, ine nrst schoo Attending the meet U r.gM wa hM , m d . ., were reprtKntativw .A Bend schs were continued for ma w restaurant!, nvArU, t.-si!r prk, years. ' Albert J. Wood dies at age 66 Albert J. Wood, 66, Bend resi dent since 1922, died this morn ing at St. Charles Memorial Hos pital. He lived with his wife Viola at 365 State Street. Mr. Wood was born on March 5, 1896, in Washburn, Wis. In Bend he was employed by Uie city as a maintenance man for 14V4 years before his retirement in 1961. He was a World War I veteran and a charter member of the Knights of Columbus, Bend Council 1872, for the past 41 years. Surviving, in addition to h i s widow, is one sister, Mrs. Mary Hemmingson, Duluth, Minn. Services will be held Saturday, with 10 a.m. requiem mass, in St. Francis Catholic Church. The Rev. Albin Cullen wiU officiate and burial will follow in Pilot Butte Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel of Tabor's Bend Funeral Home. The following members of Uie inignis ot LoiuniDus win act as j (1, pciuueaiers; vai mien, vtwiam u. Baer, Lowell A. Jensen, Wilfred Joanis, John Massart and Herbert Wilcox. Suspect sought in cafe theft A Deschutes County Court war rant has been issued for the arrest of John Duncan, 56, a suspect in the larceny of some $410 and a check from a till at Uie B C Cafe. Duncan has been employed as a dishwasher and cleanup man at the cafe for approximately five months. He reportedly lived at a trailer court here. Cafe proprietor Bernlce Coombs told police she discovered Uie money missing when she opened up Wednesday morning. She said Duncan was in the cafe Tuesday night after the other help had left. About $300 of the money was in cash and $110 in six pay envel opes. Amount of Uie check was unknown. The larceny warrant has been filed for Uie amount of $2,500 bail. Police have issued an all-points bulletin on Uie suspect. KISS INJURES THREE BLOOMINGTON, Calif. (UPD Richard F. Thomas, 17, kissed his 16-year-old girlfriend and wound i up with a cut lip and several CITATION ISSUED Jesse Jack Jones. 524 E. 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