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Newspaper Page TextV ) - . , - IN THE DRINK Hundredi of Bend youngifan hav bean hitting tha "old - twimmtng hola" at tha Band Municipal Swimming Pool tha lait few days. Tha - younger tat known at wadart should ba abla to join tha action Saturday whan . tha wading pool is axpactad to opan. Hours at tha. pool ara now 1-6 p.m. Registration due Monday at C. 0. College Registration for the 1963 Centra pregon College summer session will be held on Monday, June 17, Charles Wacker, COC regis trar, has announced. Registration be between S a.m. and noon, la the COC offices of the Bend Senior Hih School building. "Classes' will begin on the eve ning ot June 17, but registrations will be accepted through June 21. All persons interested In courses to be offered and time schedules can obtain copies ot class sched ules from the college office. '"Central Oregon College will again offer a program of after noon and evening classes com bining lower division liberal arts and science and technical courses with selected upper division courses from the General Exten sion Division," Wacher said. -He added: "The only require ment' for admission to summer session will be the ability to work." The summer session will extend from June 17 to August 9. Heading the administration staff of the summer session will be Don P. Pence, COC president; Orde S. Pinckncy, dean of instruction; H. Vance Peavy, director of guid ance and testing services, and Charles Wacker, director of ad missions. There will be 11 faculty mem bers on the summer staff. - Blucher boy given sentence Gerald Lewis Blucher, 417 Yew Lane, a minor, received a sent ence of ten hours labor in the mu nicipal .parks, plus court costs, after being found guilty of a basic rule violation Wednesday in mu nicipal court. Fined (25 and costs on a basic rule violation was Don B. Mellon, S Minnesota. NOW OPEN . . . LaPlne's new WEST VIEW CAFE ; Operstad by Mr. and Mrs. Adami and Mrs. Lingford, owners ' HRVINO HOMI-COOKIO MEALS AND DONUTS STARTS TONIGHT THRU SUNDAYI " TONY'S GOT WOMEN TROUBLE! S' WiM you sw their JDfoictjland BWfcttm umimm auriwin uwui MitWlMsawrafi'MaikMWUI WESTERN ACTION CO-HIT A- f ' f- Disabled Veterans arriving for convention start here Disabled American Veterans of the Department of Oregon were arriving in Bend this afternoon for registration and an executive committee conference, prior to the opening Friday at' 9 a.m. of their 1963 convention. Headed by Bend man, Chet C. Myers, as state commander, the convention will continue through Saturday. All meetings will be at the Pilot Butte Inn. Wayne L. Sheirbon, Seattle, Wash., national vice-commander, will be here for the convention. Accompanying him will be Perry E. Dye, also of Seattle, national executive committeeman repre senting the 13ui district. Early arrivals Included David W. Lloyd, Portland, department adjutant and national DAV serv ice onicor. Lloyd DeLap, Klamath Falls, Eight students at C.O.C. get perfect marks Eight students attending Cen tral Oregon College received per fect grade point averages for work in the spring term, it was announced today by Charles Wacker COC registrar. Nineteen names appear on the honor roll. Receiving perfect GPA marks were Thomas Craven, Sisters; J. Vernon Crawford, Prinevllle; Michelle Sickles and Margaret Gall, Bend; Clarice Cox, Prine vllle; Darlene Matson and Wil liam Stan Fassmore, Bend and Clinton Perry, Fort Rock. They received the highly-prized 4.00 GPA rating. Others on the honor roll and their marks are Richard Morris, 3.92; William Rhyner, 3 83; Shir- lev Gillthan, 3.82; Sam Swaim, 3.80; Christina Johnson, 3.79; Ann Chenoweth, 3.73 (all of Bend); Wil liam Penhoilow, Redmond, 3.75; Keith Kunerth, Bend, 3.69; Clau dia Graves, Bend, 3.67; Jerry Bays, Madras, 3.58; John Fagan, Prinevllle, 3.57, and John Lawson, Prinevllle, 3.53. Names on the honorable men tion list, with all receiving GPA marks of 3.00 or better, follow: Robert Wells, William fining er, Linda Garvik, Diane Johnson, Richard Shambaugh, Leon Fos ter, Gary Graves, Claudia James, Donald Barry, Donald Duff and Cliff Gcrsliach, all of Bend. Joni Lawson and Frances Thomas. Redmond. O. Ralph Ward, Floyd Collins, Aleta Soward, Madras. Doug Whltsott, Powell Butte; Jerry Davis, Prinevllle. Mm wmt -3PHILSW ? . ,.. ' ' v r Is senior vice commander, and Vince Hagen, Salem, Junior vice commander. They are candidates for tha post of department com mander. Heading the DAV Auxili ary, which will hold its conven tion Jointly with the DAV, is Mrs. Willard Green, of La Grande. Last year's convention was in Salem, bidding for the 1964 con vention are Klamath Falls and Portland. Central Oregon Chapter No. 14, with a membership of 65, Is host to tha 1964 meeting. Lloyd announced today that a total of 1796 veterans are now en rolled in the Oregon DAV. The disabled veterans will be welcomed to Bend Friday morn ing by Mayor E. L. Nielsen as the convention opens. The re sponse will be by Department Commander Myers. Donation made by local firm Tha electronics department of Central Oregon College has re ceived a number of dictating ma chines with electronic components from a local business firm. Al Eriksen of Eriksen's Stationery made the donation of the equip ment to be used either as train ing units or supply units for other electronic training devices. "We of Central Oregon College appreciate very much the thought fulness and generosity of the many public spirited people in Central Oregon who have given useful materials and equipment for our many training programs," said Bob Johnson, dean of the School of Applied Arts and Sciences. "While we appreciate vary much the cash donations to furth er our building program, we also can make good use of materials and equipment appropriate to our laboratories," he said. Cars involved in collision Two northbound cars driving on E. Third near Thurston Wednes day evening were Involved in an accident, but no injuries resulted. Police said a sedan driven by Harold Gene Urban, 28. 224 Davis, was slowing to turn left when he was struck from behind. Operat ing the trailing car was Sue Adell Fountain, 17, 225 Broadway. OREGON WHEAT PREFERRED PORTLAND (UPI)-S. K. Pattl, minister of food and agriculture for India, says his country prefers Oregon white wheat over red wheat from the Midwest and Can ada. NOW SHOWINgT It All Beunctt and Btats With 20 Song Hits By Tha Top Start 7IT M Wt. M tWj aatl lmaiafti - mt I l ar On Tha Sama 0rosrml ays) CO 3 ' ' 1 ' , if ; - ' t 'r - ?M i""' f J - iSL J -. K A. ' If but starting Friday it will ba opan from 7-9 p.m. On Mondays tha pool is closad. Serving as lifeguards this year ara Phillip Young, Larry Gelbrich and Sylvia Goodrich. Viclie White is wading pool attendant and Christina Lundgren it employed at cashier. Pool manager it John Cutter. . ..... . .. V7ri In and Uut of hospitals I In CentrOrfgon;,; BEND New patients at St. Charles Me morial Hospital are Mrs. Everett Brittain, Route 1, Bend; John Barton, 621 E. 11th; Mrs. William C. Cavin, Route 2, Bend; William O. Hawkins, Prineville; Mrs. Don ald Farley, Burns; Willie Page, 1132 E. Second; Jeffrey Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall, 1224 E. 10th; Mrs. Charles H. Holden, 1115 E. Burnside; William Ew ing, Prinevllle. Patients dismissed were Elmer Scott, Mrs. Charles Cleveland, Robert Heath, Mrs. Ross Jans sen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert As bury and Vicky Asbury, Je s s e Kersten, Mrs. Rollin Sexter, Mrs. Russell Cazier, Mrs. Henry D. Rondc; Rita Barkhimer, Bernard Maiiszewski, Mrs. Urban Brunoe, Jeffrey Hall, Mrs. William Ryan, Mrs. Marshall Portcrfleld, Mrs. Glen Caldwell. PRINEVILLE PRINEVILLE New patients admitted to Pioneer Memorial Hospital are George Gale, Elaine Orr, Warren Grady, Richard Gross, Mrs. Edward Carter, Mrs. Dean Binning, Mrs. Raymond Parker and Mrs. John Short, Prinevllle. Released have been Mrs. Charles Marihugh and son Robert Wayne, Madras; Ambros White foot, Warm Springs; Don Wil liams, Lydla Hoy, George Beech ler and Elaine Orr, Prineville. Mrs. Carter became the mother of twins, a boy and a girl, on June 10. Police arrest G. L LaFrenier Gary Lee LaFrenier, 21, who returned to Bend recently from Albany, was arrested yesterday by a Bend police officer, on a charge of parole violation. He is held at the Deschutes county jail, for the State Parole Board. LaFrenier was placed on pro bation by Circuit Judge Robert 1L Foley, following a conviction for obtaining property under false pretenses. E If you thought this m Friday and Saturday H was just another ordinary I R have been declared E II weekend, you've another I as VACATION VALUE I knA v,Ati S Oh, it's a kind of ft And what, exactly. fJ farewell party the I does that mean? J I merchants are giving all V you departing vacationers! B You're invited to come share in all the bargains this weekend including the extra-good food here at THE PINE TAVERN BEND'S FAMOUS RESTAURANT at the foot of Oregon Ave. Auxiliary hears area officer The auxiliary of Stevens-Chute post, American Legion, heard a talk by a visiting officer, re-elected last year's officers, and nam ed delegates to tha state conven tion, at a meeting last night in the districct courtroom at the courthouse. Mrs. Madelene Patrick, Wasco, district president, was the speak er. Officers who will serve for an other year are Mrs. L. R. Edmi son, president; Mrs. Valborg Evans, vice - president: Mrs. Joe Russell, secretary, and Mrs. Chris Kostol, treasurer. Mrs. Edmison, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Craig Coyner are delegates to the state convention August 1-3 in Pendleton. The president, sec retary and past president are tra ditionally named for this function. Mrs. W. C. Fickas, Mrs. Belle McCurdy and Mrs. Roy Thielman were elected as alternates. About 15 members were pres ent. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Fickas and Mrs. McCurdy. Bible School program set Special to Tha Bull.tln PRINEVILLE Vacation Bible School at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Prineville will conclude Friday night with a program at 7:30 o'clock. This event, which is for parents and friends, will cen ter around the school theme, "Teach Us To Pray." The hour of morning worship for the summer months is at 10 o'clock each Sunday morning. Sunday School meets at 9:15 a.m. for downstairs and upstairs de partments. This Sunday, recognition will be given to those who have com pleted the four years of study in the high school department of the Sunday School. FIREMEN CALLED City firemen were called to the B & B Auto Wreckers lot off th Bend - Burns Highway about 12:30 this morning to extinguish fires that started in the bodies of a few wrecked cars. The crews i used a water pumper and no I damage resulted. I The Bulletin, Briefs Kathy Diana Larson of Sisiers was awarded a full tuition scholar ship to the University of Oregon for the coming school year. She was also cited as a special honors scholar. Drivers license applicants may have the services of an examiner Friday. June 14, at the branch office of the Department of Motor Vehicles, in the State Highway Department building north of Bend. Hours will be from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 5 p.m. Miss Oliva Jameson will be honored at a reception Friday, June 14, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Pilot Butte Inn. The staff of the Deschutes county public welfare department is arranging the af fair, and issues a general invita tion to Miss Jameson's friends to attend. She has resigned as county welfare administrator, after 28 years of service. Corporal Lyla Lows, U.S. Marine Corps, has returned to the El Toro Marine Base at Santa Ana, Calif., after a visit in Bend. He brought two friends from the base, and the group visited Lyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe, S. Highway 97. Mrs. Clay liham, 1429 E. Second Street,, attended graduation ex ercises June 2 at Linfield College, McMinnville. Her grandson, Roger Heusser, was graduated with honors. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Heusser, Tillamook, he received a bachelor of arts de gree, and was awarded a three- year scholarship at Washington State University, Pullman, to work for his master's degree. He was selected by his Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity brothers as the out. standing senior man among 145 graduating seniors. He has ac cepted a position as a chemical engineer with General Electric, at the Hanford atomic plant in Richland, Wash. Fifteen Band resident, members of Bend barracks and auxiliary, Veterans of World War I, attend ed the state convention of the organizations this past weekend in Grants Pass. Six hundred mem. bers attended. The 1964 conven tion will be next June in Salem, Attending from the local area were Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. In nes, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hartwig, Earl Birchard, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Entrikin, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McGIUvray, Earl Saye, Mrs. W. F. McFadden, Mrs. Doris Ri- Prineville court i cases reported Special to Tha Bulletin PRINEVILLE Dale Duane Stephens was charged in justice court with injury to gates, and was fined $20.50 plus $4.50 court costs, and given a 9May sentence in the county jail. Sixty days of the sentence were suspended, up on making restitution of the dam age. Remainder of the term Is to be served on weekends, according to court records. In other recent justice court ac tion, Mathan Puckett was fined $25 plus costs for assault and bat tery and Burk Whitaker was fined $20.50 for the same offense. He was placed on six months' proba tion. Lack of a boat license cost Gerald Prentice $5.50 and James McGee paid the same fine for the same offense. Robert Stinnett paid $5 for lack of a motor ve hicle license and John Newton paid $3 for disobeying a stop sign. Failure to stop at a stop sign al so cost Sherlyn Cross $3 plus costs. George Powers and Daniel Stin nett were given 90 days in Rocky Butte jail for petty larceny and larceny in a building. In cltv court this week. Flovd Elkins was fined $15 for violation of the basic rule and Elinor White paid $25 for the same offense. Thursday, June 13, 1963 Here aim $ sen, Mrs. Roy Saulsbury, Mrs. E. E. Obernolte and Mrs. P. W. Dilley. Named to state officers were Mrs. McFadden, color bear er, and Mrs. Innes, assistant con ductress. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Porter of Madras, are parents of a 9 pound, 8-ounce boy born early this morning at St Charles Memo rial Hospital. He will be called Edward Eugene. Meetings toniqht include Bend j Community Players, at 7:30 at Bowers atucuo, r.. ureenwuuu Avenue, and Sons of Norway, at 8 o'clock at Norway Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hartford and family of Wenatchee, Wash., former residents of this area, are here for the weekend. Hartford is with the Pacific Power and Light Co., in Walla Walla, Wash. He is attending a PP&L sales confer ence In Bend today. " Alcoholics Anonymous will have a regular meeting at 8:30 tonight in the district courtroom of the courthouse. First place winners in duplicate bridge play, Wednesday night at the Elks Temple, were Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Olausen, north-south, and Mrs. Jess Tetherow and Mrs. Rex Barber, east-west. Other north south winners were Keith Molan and Jerry Todd, second, and Mrs. Jess Tetherow and Mrss Ray Dahl, and Mrs. Don Fahey and Allen Young, tied for third. In a second - place tie were Charles Cleveland and Mrs. Wil liam Holmes, and John and Wal lace Cleveland. Mrs. Ed Strother and Mrs. - Holmes were Jaycee Auxiliary hostesses for coffee. Ifs a 5-pound, 15-ounce boy for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brittain, Route 1, Box 136. The child was born Wednesday at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. No name has yet been chosen. Jean McCusker, a junior at Bend high school, was on the sec ond semester honor roll with a straight 1 average. Her name was inadvertently omitted from the story previously run. Lumber firm, union meet PORTLAND (UPI) - The first meeting between officials of one of the two big Northwest lumber unions and an employer since a strike hit part of the industry last week was scheduled here today. Officials of Simpson Timber Co. were scheduled to meet with negotiators for the International Woodworkers of America. The company has a meeting set with the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union next week. Simpson has been bargaining as an independent and was not affected by a strike against St. Regis Paper Co. and U.S. Ply wood last week. Four other com panies shut down their operations in retaliation, idling about 19,000 men. Federal Mediator George Walk er said today talks with both sides involved in the dispute were continuing in efforts to bring them together at the bargaining table. Looking for a car? Check Clas sification No. 100 for best results. DAILY KOIN TV 8 !:95 Sw, Cartoon OuU 30 Sf Hunt Huckleberry Houra) Nrwi 1:00 Dminet Rrhel Navy Lo 7:30 W Erehant. Wide Cbunlr. Ogle AH.rrlet 1:00 Ptrry Muon r Donna Reed JLi2 Dr. KIMnre Leave It Ta Beaver .M T11U1U Zone My Three Son. r3" McHale'i Navy lO-M V."""" Andy Wllllami Show Alcoa Premiere " W:CH rwU?!v Nimt Beat Martin. New. Cinema i-ix Tonltht Show (g) Northweit Wreitllm A"J-Ty "(" 8:00 The Depuly !:S2 TV 7 ?! 10:00 "ewi 1:30 a tor The Show in:M st8v. AUM1 hl'tJ JZ V""" 10 8:00 Campin. ' 6:30 Whan New 9:n0 TBA I ?1 Si iV-'Sf 9:M crtu- Corner 7:30 Hoto Water Ski 10:00 Extern WUdom rmutv ' 00 1 S .10 : Prayer Hymn T S w..th. r. I'Sy ., Breadbaiket Oreion IS rln -fT I"' A"1""" Carton Cape Cartoon Time Today Dr. Znmrr Cartnoni ! ?! 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Popeys Carujuns 5 4 Wewerene Rent K.ATI-TV fcanoet I 1 30 Almanac 3 30 Lv rce Court I 30 I Msr-ed J U1 Title ln ta fnetle ep Irmm Inlnrmetln. eunvcy eaasM I gmrsswea to Tee Send Denis Cronin dies at age 58 Denis Cronin, 58, a native of Ireland and long time resident of Bend, died this morning at the St. Charles Memorial Hospital. He had been in the hospital since February. Mr. Cronin was an employee of the City of Bend since August, 1945. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the ar my, and made his home at 516 East Franklin. Surviving Mr. Cronin are many cousins in Cen tral Oregon and other parts of the state. Mr. Cronin was a member of the Catholic Church. Rosary services will be held at the Nis wonger & Reynolds Chapel Fri day at 8 p.m. A requiem mass will be held at the church Satur day at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Al ben Cullen in charge. Burial will be in the Pilot Butte cemetery. Pallbearers will be city employ ees who long served with Mr, Cronin. Vandals ransack Hawes vehicle David L. Hawes, 1245 Balti more, returned to find his parked car ransacked and vandalized early this morning at the 700 block on E. Lafayette Avenue. He told police someone stole a carton of cigarettes, ransacked the glove compartment, deflated tha tires and damaged the ignition system. The car was moved ahead a few feet from where Hawes had left it about 10:15 last night. Police are investigating. For FAST RESULTS , Advertise in The Bulletin 1 Classified llllOKCv- -xSOOOiWattal TONIGHT'S rKUUKAJtta e:00-Huik Weaver Newt g;lfpau! 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