The Bulletin,
:;B tier's;
Activities tonight Include t h e
following: Central ttegon Legal
Secretaries Association, Copper
Room, 8:30; Neighbors of Wood
craft, NorwHy Hall, 7:30; Sage
brushers Art Society, 831 Roose
velt Avenue, 7:30; Central Ore
gon CB'crs, district courtroom,
courthouse, 8 o'clock: Skyline
Srjiiarcs, pavilion at home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mills, Tumalo,
8:30.
puplicate bridge matches will
be held tonight at 8 o'clock. In the
basement of the Elks Temple.
Mrs. Ed Strother and Mrs, Gary
Hjrmann will be Jaycee Auxili
ary hostesses for coffee.
Charles T. Jefferson, electric
ian's mate fireman . apprentice,
Steinlicht gets
(IOC work bids
SALEM (UPI)-The State Board
of Education today approved
award of a contract to construct
Central Oregon College buildings
at Bend.
The $.127,280 contract went to E.
E. Steinlicht, Bend, the low bid
der. Stale funds of $225,000 for Die
building had been approved ear
lier by the Stale Emergency
Board.
The board also confirmed the
appointment of Dr. William R.
Murlin as medical consultant to
the State Department of Educa
tion and of Martin Schuman,
Richard F. Crawford and Fill
more Y. Sue as vocational re
habilitation specialists.
It accepted tho resignations of
Roland G. Pctrie as supervisor of
migrant children education aid
Dennis J. Mahoney as vocational
rehabilitation counselor.
Named to the professional advi
sory committee of the division of
vocational rehabilitation were Dr.
Donald McKlnley, Portland psy
chiatrist: Dr. Gordon V. Blcklor,
Salem dentist; Dr. Robert J, Con
don, Tort land Internist; Dr. Don
ald L. Stalnshy, Eugene neuro
logical surgeon, and Dr. Arthur
N. Wlens, Portland psychologist.
Prineville ranch
sold in parcels
PORTLAND (UPD-The 12,881
acre Yancey Dry Creek ranch
near Prineville was auctioned off
in parcels here for about $300,000,
it was reported Tuesday.
The ranch Is one of the oldest
livestock operations In the Prine
ville area.
The ranch was sold earlier this
year by Orvillo and Don Yancey
to Prinevillo Lake Ranch, lac, of
Los Angoles,
Barney C. Corbin, Los Angeles,
spokesman for the latter firm,
naid the properly was sold be
cause of other pressing business.
Part of the ranch, including the
house and cultivated fields, was
purchased by W. A. Thompson,
owner of Machinery Sales, Inc.,
Portland, for about $62,000.
Russian trawler
sighted off coast
SEATTLE (LTD - A Russian
trawler was sighted 00 miles olf
NchIi Bay on tho Washington
coast Tuesday afternoon by a
Coast Guard patrol boat, the
Const ciu.nil said.
The patrol craft made visual
contact with the 123-foot Russian
vessel, but did not communicate
by radio.
The trawler was headed toward
Alaskan waters, and spokesmen
for both the Navy and Air Force
said service units were keeping
labs on its activities.
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There;.
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4 t 4
USN. is serving aboard the at
tack aircraft carrier, USS Mid
way, operating out of Alameda,
Calif. Jefferson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irby Jefferson of 122o'A E.
Third, Bend, entered the Navy in
June, 1932.
Loyal Order of the Moose will
huld a regular meeting tonight at
8 o'clock at Moose Hall, 1033 Divi
sion Street. Regular game night,
for men and women, will be Fri
day at 7:30.
An area recruiter for the U.S.
Marine Corps will be on duty at
the Bend postoffice, in Uie Navy
recruiting office, Thursday be
tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
A 1 o'clock picnic, given bv the
Home Economics Club of P I n e
Forest Grange, will be held Thurs
day in Pioneer Park. Members
of the Home Economics Club of
Little Deschutes Grange, LaPine,
will be guests.
Meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. will
be First Lutheran Church women
Esther Circle with Mrs. Lester
Wick, Powell Butte, and Ruth
Circle with Mrs. Lorolta Fread,
831 Roosevelt Avenue.
Pioneer 4-H club, led by Mrs.
R. E. Drake, visited last Friday
at the Forest Service nursery on
Butler Road, studying its opera
tion. All members attended.
Evergreen Circle, Royal Neigh
bors of America, will meet Thurs
day, July 18, at 2 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Mable Weaser, 452
Heyburn Street. Mrs. Connie Ran
dall will serve refreshments, and
Mrs. Victoria Brown will be in
charge of entertainment.
Regular business meetings of
Post No. 1643 and the auxiliary,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will bo
held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
VFW Hall, N. First Street at Re
vere Avenue. Mrs. Charles Hark
ness and Mrs, Charles Rolcy will
serve refreshments.
Alcoholics Anonymous will as
semble at 8:30 p.m. Thursday for
their regular meeting in the dis
trict courtroom of the court
house. JoAnne Irene Arensmeier, 1131
W. Evergreen Avenue, Redmond,
will enroll tills fall at Multnomah
School of Ihe Bible, Portland. Miss
Arensmeier Is a Redmond Union
High School graduate and has
completed two years of work at
California Baptist College, River
side. Bend High graduates of the
class of 1943 will moot Friday at
8 p.m. at the home of George
Marling, 1202 E. Tenth Street, to
plan their 20-year reunion. A 1 1
members of the class, now In Hie
local area, are asked to attend,
Annual Wisconsin picnic, for all
former residonts of the state, will
be held Sunday, July 21, at
Brownsville. Activities will bogin
at 11 a.m. Those attending may
bring their own baskot lunches,
or participate in a polluck dinner
at noon.
Bend warden Club Is having a
regular summer session at 1:30
p.m. Friday, July 19, in Ihe home
of Mrs. W. C. Edwards, 1375 Har
mon Boulevard. Mrs. S. V. Pat
terson is co-hostess. Dessert
luncheon will be served and mem
bers should bring their decorated
yearbooks for Judging. Delegates'
reports of tho recent garden club
convention in Portland will be
heard, under direction of Mrs.
Rudy Bradcr.
Drinking of
unpurified
water, hazard
Drinking of unpurified surface
water is probably one of the
causes of diarrhea and other gas
trointestinal infection in the Cen
tral Oregon area. Dr. William
Maier. Medical Director of the
Tri-Cnunty Health Department,
pointed out that it is a definite
health hazard.
Families who have no source
of domestic water other than an
irrigation canal may contact the I
Tri County Health Department for
information on filtration and puri-1
flcation of a surface water sup-
piy.
Swimming In irrigation canals
and ditches that are a source of
domestic water Is definitely pro
hibited. It may be dangerous lo
both the swimmer and the water
user.
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Why take a chance when you
hive a choice? Let me help
safeguard your future Income
should eccident or sickness
strike. Call me today, without
obligation, for complete Infor
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LIFE
COMPANY
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National Forest
to sell timber
The Deschutes National Forest
In tho second half of the calendar
year 1963, between July 1 and De-
comber 31, will offer for sale a
total of 90.000,000 board feet of
timber in four different districts,
it was announced from the office
of Supervisor Ashley A. Poust to
day.
In the first half of the calendar
vear 1964. the Deschutes will of
fer for sale 52.600,000 board feet
However, prospective buyers are
cautioned they should De careiui
in planning for sales listed In the
first half of the coming year be
cause of unforeseen cir
cumstances that may alter sale
dates or conditions of sales.
Largest sale planned for the
last half of the present year will
be 36.000.000 board feet in the
Maklaks area of the Crescent dis
trict. Second largest sale will be
a 21.400,000 board foot stand In
the Dugout Lake area of the Sis
ters district.
Largest sale proposed for the
first half of 1964 includes about
20,000,000 board feet In the Round
Mountain area of the Bend dis
trict. Full information relative to the
sales can be obtained from the
U.S. Forest Service office in Bend.
Milk producers
receive
$5.30 for 3.5
With the exception of Harney,
Malheur and Curry counties, milk
producers throughout Oregon will
roceive $5.30 per hundred for class
1 milk containing 3.5 per cent
buttorfat. Buttcrfat differential
will be 7.3 cents per point.
The same producers will get
$2.90 tor 3.5 per cent milk, with
a 6 cents differential (or their
class 2 milk,
This announcement was made
by K. W. Sawyer, state depart
ment of agriculture milk stabili
zation chief, upon the filing of
four orders as a result of June
hearings.
The department established
Curry county as a second mar
ket area and Malheur and Har
ney counties as the third market
area. All the other 33 counties are
In Market Area No. 1.
The prices and market areas
will all be effective August 1.
Workers,
families
hold picnic
Haystack Retort was the
scone last Thursday of a polluck
luncheon and wiener roast for the
wives and children of men work
ing for Utah Construction and
Mining Company on Uio Round
Butte Dam Protect. Women and
children alike enjoyed boating,
swimming and water skiing on
the local lake.
The event was a special treat
for Miss Veina Faredes, an ex
change student from Honduras.
She is staying with the Art Dun
cans of Prineville.
Others present were Mrs. Paul
Davis, Redmond and her nephew,
Bob Hawkins from Salt Lake
City, Utah: Mrs. Johnnie Johnson
and Mrs. Art Duncan and daugh
ter, Vickio, from Prineville.
Mrs. John Moon. Mrs. J I m
Simpson and daughter, Clu-rri,
Mrs. John Duncan, Mrs. "Kep"
Keplingcr, Mrs. D. Duchering and
daughters, Christine and Deborah,
and Miss Jaquc Heine, all attend
ed from Madras.
Haystack Resort ladies present
were Mrs. Altrod Patten and son,
Danny. Mrs. Bill Baum and
daughters, Debbie and Billie Lee,
Mrs. Grant Schneider and daugh
ters, Patrice and Cherri, Mrs.
Glen Williams, and sons. Mitchell
and Bruce, Mis Sue Copley and
Miss Sharon Copley.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. Sam Wimm and Mrs. Milo
I DeWltte. A luncheon It sponsored
M..h month hv the cmur.
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Dill to Senate
WASHINGTON (UPP-The Sen
ate Agriculture Committee today
advanced to the Senate floor a
bill to eNtend Ihe Mexican mi
grant labor ibracero) program for
another year.
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FAIR BEAUTIES The Deschutes County Fair court led by Queen June Butler, front, and
Princesses Andrea Lowe, left, and Bonnie Nordman were guests Tuesday at a noon meeting of
the Redmond Chamber of Commerce, The court will participate in the Bend Water Pageant
parade July 27.
Travel editors
of relaxation
Special to The Bulletin
METOLIUS Travel editors
on a 14 day tour of Oregon ended
two days of relaxation at Me
tollus Meadows early today and
headed over the Cascades for a
boat trip down the McKemie Riv
er as guests of the Oregon River
Guides,
Visiting in this area since Mon
day were Mort Cathro, Oakland,
Calif., Tribune; Marge Gllroy,
Victoria, B.C., Times: William D.
Ellis, Motor'and Magazine of San
Francisco, and Richard Barrett
of tho San Jose News. Local
chambers of commerce and own
ers of resorts are serving as
hosts to the travelers. Personnel
from the Travel Infomation Divi
sion of Uie State Highway Depart
ment are escorting the visitors.
In the Metolius River area, the
editors took many pictures at Uie
Wizard Falls hatchery, joined
tourists in feeding big trout at
the Camp Sherman store bridge,
saw the place where Uie Metolius
River seemingly comes out of the
base of Black Butte as a huge
Williams boy
not first
lake victim
Dale Williams, 16, Sisters boy
who lost his life in Scout Lake
Saturday evening, was not the
first to die there, it was recalled
today.
In 1920. Frank Barron, 12, also
a resident of Sisters, died in the
lake, apparently victim of a heart
attack. He was a good swimmer.
The 1928 death occurred in vir
tually the same part of Uie lake
where the Sisters boy drowned
Saturday.
Frank Barron was tlie brouier
of Mrs. R. A. Hannaman, of
Bend.
Permit required
All mnstruction or reDalrs to
Bend homes and buildings valued
above $20 require a building per
mit, which must be obtained De
fore the work is started.
According to city ordinance, re
minds Building Inspector Floyd
Watson, anyone who undertakes
these projects prior to obtaining
a permit will be charged double
the specified permit fee.
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end 2 days
at meadows
stream, and took many pictures
of Uie Cascade peaks as seen
across Uie meadows in front of
Uie House on Uie Metolius.
"People up here apparenUy
take Ume to live," was the com
ment of Mort CaUiro of the Oak
land Tribune. Also with the group
on Uie Metolius visit was Red
Reynolds, who is making a movie
of Oregon State parks.
Before returning to Central Ore
gon, for a night stop in Bend on
July 24, the editors will visit Uie
Oregon coast, go up the Rogue In
a mail boat, visit Oregon Caves
and swing back Into the Cascades
via Crater Lake.
Rep. Cannon
predicts tax
law defeat
Problems that will face Oregon
if Uie legislature's tax proposal is
referred to Uie people and defeated
were mentioned by Rep. Kessler
Cannon in a talk to Bend Lions
here Tuesday noon. If the tax plan
is referred, Cannon believes, it
will be defeated.
"What next?" Cannon asked In
outlining possible avenue of ap
proach to a solution. If the tax
vote should be close, he antici
pates that the legislature w ill be
called back Into session. If Uie
legislature is not called back.
Cannon said the state will face
the problem of pro-rating funds
available. There is also a possi
bility, he noted., that the state
emergency board will be asked to
take over.
Cannon said he believes there
is "a crying need for tax reform"
in Oregon, especially a change
that would broaden the tax base.
The sales tax proposal was dis
cussed. Rep. Cannon was introduced by
Glenn O. Ratcliff. Lions' presi
dent. Cary Davis, Lions' representa
tive at the Oregon State Univer
sity 4-H summer school, was a
guest of the club and reported on
the school. Gary is president of
the Bend Empire Builders' 4-H
group.
George Warrington was present
ed with a past president's pin.
and Bud Young was Introduced
as a new member of the club.
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W. T. Colpitis,
6( dies Monday
Walter T. Colpitts, rancher and
life-long resident of the Paulina
area, died Monday, July 15, in
Bend. The 64-year-old man was
born Nov. 12, 1899, in Summcr
vllle, Oregon.
Mr. Colpitts was a member of
the Farm Bureau, Prineville Elks
Lodge and the Oregon Cattlemen's
Association.
He is survived by his wife,
Anne of Paulina: one daughter,
Peggy Lewcllyn, Medford: two
brothers, Alva, Springfield, and
Willard of Paulina, and one grand
child.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday. July 18 at 2 p.m. at
the Prineville Funeral Home. The
Rev. D. L. Penhollow, Powell
Butte Community Church, will of
ficiate. Burial will follow In Juniper
Haven Cemetery in Prineville.
Vernon Crawford
to sing on radio
Central Oregon College radio
broadcasts will feature folk sing
er Vernon Crawford, next year's
Student Body president. Crawford
will sing both familiar and un
familiar songs that have a place
in the art of folk singing.
His program ranges from the
well-known "Sixteen Tons" and
"Hound Dog Song" to the lesser
known but lovely "Turtle Dove."
Mr Crawford's brother, Phillip,
plays the guitar and the banjo to
accompany this program.
H can be heard on KBND on
Wednesday, July 17: KPRB. Fri
day, July 19: KRCO. Monday.
July 22: and KGRL on Wednes
day. July 24.
Moose slate
picnic Sunday
The Loyal Order of the Moose
will hold its annual picnic Sun
day. July 21, in the upper mea
dows of Shevlin Park. All mem
bers and Uieir families and guests
will be welcome.
Those attending are to take pot
luck dishes and Uieir own table
service. Ice cream, coffee and
soft drinks will be furnished by
the lodge.
Games and other activities are
planned for all ages, with cash
prizes to be given winners In Uie
children's races.
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Oregon Range
Youth Camp
slated Aug. 6-11
The Oregon Range Youth Camp,
sponsored by the American Socie
ty of Range Management, will be
held on August 6 to 11 at Lako
Creek Guard Station in Grant
County, Ed De a I y , Deschutes
county chairman of this ASRM
activity, announced today.
Dealy said the camp presently
Is restricted to four sponsored
boys between the ages of 14 and
17 from each county. Aim of the
camp staff is to acquaint the
boys with maintaining and using
wisely natural resources of range,
forest, wildlife and soils.
Although directed by the Pacif
ic Northwest section of the ASRM.
the camp draws upon the Oregon
State University Extension Serv
ice, rancher organizations, feder
al agencies and other civic groups
and individuals In rounding out
the program.
Deschutes County boys between
the ages of 14 and 17 interested
In attending the camp are being
asked to get in touch with their
4-H or FFA leaders, or call Dealy,
whose telephone Is 382-1834.
Engineering
employees
elect Salemite
Associated Engineering Em
ployees of Oregon at their sum
mer meeting in Bend this past
weekend elected George LcTour
ncaux of Salem president for tho
coming year, succeeding John
Oakcs, who headed the group this
past year. Present for the din
ner meeting were some 80 per
sons. H. Scott Coulter, La Grande,
was the choice for vice president,
with John C. Canficld, Salem,
named secretary treasurer.
Newly elected division directors
include George W. Martin, Bend.
Oakes presided at the dinner
meeting, at which Phil F. Brogan
of The Bulletin staff was speaker,
with "Oregon Mountains" as his
topic.
Visitors Included Bill Chandler,
former Division 4 engineer and
now retired and living in Yuciapa,
Calif. He and Mrs. Chandler are
spending the summer in Bend.
JUST LIKE HOME
NICE, France (UPI) Andre
Portelatine, one of the members
of Cmdr. Jacques-Yves Coustcau's
recent 20-day experiment in living
under the Red Sea, said Tuesday
he ate and slept as though he
were at home.
"We are enthused about tho
days we lived and by the under
sea landscape we saw," Portela
tine said here. "An underwater
life does not present any difficulty."
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PORTLAND (UPI Two Negro
students at Lewis and Clark Col
lege Tuesday accused the City of
Portland of discrimination in bar
ring them from Jobs as park play
ground directors.
Samuel Macon and Nathan
Jones, both football players, made
the accusations.
An official for the Oregon Bu
reau of Labor said the bureau's
civil rights administrator, Mark
A. Sith. has petitioned the labor
commissioner for a cease and de
sist order against the city.
The Portland City Council has
been called to appear at a hearing
before the commissioner Aug. 1.
Found guilty
PORTLAND (UPI)-Hcnry Gill.
3G, Portland, was found guilty of
second degree murder by a Cir
cuit Court jury Tuesday.
Gill, a construction worker, was
accused of the fatal stabbing of
Hubert Hayes, 41, Portland, here
April 19.
Sentencing was scheduled for
Monday.
The jury returned a unanimous
verdict after deliberaUng for 2 1-2
hours.
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