The Bulletin, Thursday,
Briefs
Meetings tonight include the
following: Edna Mae Sill group,
family picnic at home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Ronald Lundy, 673 E.
Franklin Avenue, 6:30; Bend
Youth Eascball board, Harmon
Hobby House, 8 o'clock: Alcohol
ics Anonymous, district court
room, courthouse, 8:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gaines
and children, Denise, Diana and
Doreene, returned yesterday to
their home at 2146 W. Sixth
Street, after a nine-day vacation
trip to California. They spent
most of the time at the Shasta
Reservoir resort area, where they
enjoyed water skiing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard,
J334 E. Eighth Street, have re
turned from a week's vacation
trip. They visited in Yakima,
Wash., with relatives, and spent
pcveral days in Portland.
Bend Golf Club's junior golfers
will have a putting lesson and
contest Friday at the usual time.
Aid voted out
for Indonesia
WASHINGTON (UPI) In a
rare expression of disapproval of
another government, the House
Foreign Affairs Committee voted
today to end U.S. aid to Indo
nesia unless President Kennedy
makes a formal finding that it is
vital to U.S. interests.
Rep. William S. Broomfield, R
Mich., author of the proposal,
said the vote "wasn't even close."
He said the action was "definite
ly bipartisan" and emphasized
congressional concern over the
activities of President Sukarno's
regime. .
The committee's decision was
a major about-face. The group
turned down a similar move by
Broomfield last week while meet
ing behind closed doors on Presi
dent Kennedy's foreign aid bill.
Broomfield said in a statement
today that "there should be no
doubt in anyone's mind even that
of our State Department t h a t
President Sukarno is going all-out
to- prevent the federation of Ma
laysia, scheduled to take place
Aug. 31."
He said Sukarno has announced
that a considerable portion of his
large fleet, supplied by the Soviet
Union, will begin maneuvers in
tlte Malacca Straits and in the
waters between Singapore and
North Borneo.
"This is roughly equivalent to
the Russian fleet announcing it
will hold naval maneuvers in
Lake Erie or Chesapeake Bay,"
Broomfield said.
Officers short
on leads in
Herald's death
GOODING. Idaho UPI- Offi
cers were short on leads here to
day as they continued efforts to
solve the shooting death of a
Portland, Ore., salesman near
Hagerman Monday night.
-The victim was positively iden
tified Wednesday as Richard A.
Herald, 31, of Portland. The iden
tification was made by Herald's
ernployer, George Owen, Portland.
Sheriff Keith Anderson said he
i has no more leads in the case.
'" "We're hoping for information
from some motorist who may have
been passing by when this oc
curred," Anderson said.
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Here and
Thrre
Mrs. 0. R. Reiten, 515 Kansas
Avenue, will leave Friday morn
ing for Portland, to spend a week
or 10 days visiting relatives.
Touring Bend residents, the
Rev. and Mrs. Robert W. Beck
er and family, returned Monday
from a six-week vacation trip. The
Beckers were accompanied by
their children, Rachel, Ann and
Becky, and Mrs. Becker's moth
er, Mrs. John Forshey. They vis
ited Mrs. Becker's former home
in Ohio, and with relatives in
Washington, D.C., and New Or
leans, La.
Bend Rebekah lodge will meet
Friday, July 26, at 8 p.m. in the
Odd Fellows Temple on Franklin
Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ma
son will serve refreshments. At
the last meeting, reports were
given on the distr ct convention
held recently in Culver. The con
vention will be held in Madras
next year, with Mrs. Jessie Dar
rar as chairman.
Shirley Anne Croker, six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Croker, 1331 Quincy
Avenue, underwent a tonsillec
tomy Monday at St. Charles Me
morial Hospital. An item in Tues
day's hospital news, stating that
Mrs. Croker had been released
from the hospital, was in error.
Mrs. Evelyn Edmonds and son,
Neil, from Mt. Shasta, Calif., are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Man
ning and Mrs. Manning's son, Al
an Damon, at 708 E. Fourth
Street. Mrs. Edmonds is Dr. Man
ning's daughter.
American Legion Auxiliary will
hold a potluck picnic for mem
bers and their families Saturday
at 6:30 p.m., at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Coyner, 57 Pine
crest Court.
Mrs. George Benson, Winnetka,
111., has been visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Stover,
Rocklyn Road. Mrs. Benson is
Stover's niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thielman,
1532 Harmon Boulevard, have re
turned from a three-week vaca
tion trip. In Portland, Thielman
completed arrangements for re
tirement from the maintenance
department of the Spokane, Port
land and Seattle Railway Co. He
has been a railroad employe 40
years with the SP&S. The couple
also spent JO days in Medford vis
iting relatives of Mrs. Thielman,
including her mother, who recent
ly suffered a hip fracture,
Seed-spaifing
mark tumbled
RALEIGH, NC. (UPD-WaUy
Ausley. a local boy, spat a wa
termelon seed 35 feet and six
inches Wednesday.
The unheralded Ausley's re
markable performance astounded
the crowd, shamed his competi
tors and broke the watermelon
festival record.
The old champion, John Alex
ander, once spat a watermelon
seed 34 feet. His best effort
Wednesday was 29 feet, but it ap
peared that would do.
Then Ausley stepped to the foul
line, bit off a hunk of watermel
on and carefully selected a likely
seed with his tongue. He held the
seed between his teeth, wafting
air around it to dry it off.
Then he leaned his 200-pound
frame forward, squinted and
loosed a mighty spit that brought
gasps of wonder from the crowd.
"It's just a matter of condi
tioning," said Ausley modestly.
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MR. AND MRS. GERALD WARD JORDAN
(Bruce Barnerr Photo)
Jansen-Jordan
vows exchanged
at church here
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Miss Sharon Lee
Jansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred F. Jansen, 1635 W. Second
Street, Bend, became the bride
recently of Gerald Ward Jordan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jor
dan, Redmond. The candlelight
double-ring ceremony was held in
the Redmond Christian Church.
The bridegroom's brother-in-law,
the Rev. Robert Lane, Seat
tle, officiated. A pink and white
color theme was carried out in
gladiolus, roses and carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmid, Port
land, sang two numbers, with
Mrs. Schmid playing the piano
accompaniment.
Maid of honor was the bride's
sister, Miss Eileen Jansen, Bend.
The bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Robert Lane, Seattle, and Miss
Cherie Jordan, Redmond, were
bridesmaids.
Ring bearer and flower girl were
a nephew and niece of the bride,
Mark and Kim Stapleton. The
bridegroom's nephew and niece,
Mike and Dena Jordan, were can
dle lighters.
The bridegroom's brother, Ray
Jordan, Vancouver, Wash., was
best man. Also attending the
bridegroom were another brother,
Laddie Jordan, and son, Bill, Red-1
mond. The bride's brother, Norm- j
an Jansen, Bond, ushered.
A reception followed the cere
mony in the church parlors. Those
assisting were Mrs. Hal Staple
ton, Mrs. Harold Stapleton, Mrs.
Ray Jordan, Mrs. Laddie Jordan
and Mrs. Bob Baltimore.
After a, wedding trip to the
coast, the newlyweds left to make
their home in Medford, where
Jordan will be on the staff of
First National Bank. He recently
completed executive training at
the bank's Bend branch, where
his bride had been a bookecper.
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Travel editors
due here tonight
Western travel editors, nearing
the end of a 14-day tour of Ore
gon, will arrive in Bend this eve
ning for a night stop, following a
visit to the Lava River Cave State
Park.
In the group will be Mort Cath
ro, travel editor qi the Oakland,
Calif., Tribune; Marge Gilroy,
travel editor of the Victoria, B.C.,
Times; William C. Ellis, editor of
Motorland Magazine, San Francis
co, and Richard Barrett, feature
writer for the San Jose, Californ
ia, News.
The Bend Chamber of Com
merce tourist committee, headed
by Pat Williams, will be hosts to
the group at a dinner tonight at
the Copper Room..
Tomorrow morning, the editors
will be taken on a drive to Bache
lor Butte and a trip up the snowy
slope of the old volcano on the
chair lift for a view of the Three
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BEND
New patients at St. Charles Me
morial Hospital are Michael
Shook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mer
rill C. Shook, Portland: Emil F.
Hoff, Route 1, Bend; Mrs. Grant
Smith, Warm Springs; Eric N.
Anderson, 434 Federal, Walter L.
Mault, Culver; Mrs. Archie Jones,
Prineville; Mrs. Paula Grutze.
861 Wall; James Bafford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Bafford,
Route 2, Bend; Sharon Cobb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Cobb, 355 Kearney; Denise and
Richard Daust, children of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Daust, 419
Georgia; Barbara and Joseph
Wayman, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wayman, Route 1,
Bend: Rhonda Rogerson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rog
erson, 1334 E. Fifth: Charles D.
Sholes, 841 Portland Avenue;
Mrs. Sigurd Haugen, Tacoma,
Wash.: Earl E. Carter, Ashwood.
Patients dismissed were Fred
I Brewer, sirs, uuncan mcivay,
Mrs. Thomas Gronnel, Guy Bal-
lour, itnonaa nogerson, usear
Bruckert, Joseph and Barbara
v Wayman, Mrs. Albert Pinney,
Mrs. Raymond Morris, Richard
' and Denise Daust.
PRINEVILLE
PRINEVILLE New patients
admitted to Pioneer Memorial
hospital are Calvin Prise, Sandy;
Mrs. Jack Franks, Richard Da
venport. Mrs. Sidney Harper,
John Bensel, Archie Lydall, Mrs.
Donald Johnson, Prineville; Mar
tha Heath, Warm Springs.
Released have been Mrs. Don
ald Martin and her new daugh
ter, Mrs. Paul Lollar and her new
daughter, Mrs. Harry Voss, Al
bert Hughes, Mrs. Albert Hughes,
Mrs. William Murden, Owen
Fischer. Richard Davenport, Mrs.
Tom Sikes, Prineville: Guadalupe
Tenorio, Phil Guerin, Deberah
Whitefoot, Warm Springs; Anna
Tucker, Madras.
Blazes keep
firemen busy
Three fires in two hours' lime
kept Bend fire crews hopping
Wednesday afternoon.
The first, at 2:34 p.m., spread
over more than an acre of brush,
grass and trees north of the Tum
alo community. Two engines re
sponded and nearly four hours
were consumed in fighting the
fire. A boy's firecracker was
blamed. Damage to the landscape
was heavy.
A grass fire in town, reported
at 3:22 p.m., caused no damage
on private property at the 1400
block on West First. Hot ashes
were blamed.
At 4:35 p.m. crews drove a rig
to the 700 block on E. Third to
douse a fire that started in the
rubbish in Chotard's garbage
truck.
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SALEM (UPI) - Two state
agencies have asked the Civil
Aeronautics Board to review its
order which would have elimi
nated West Coast Airlines service
in Salem, Lakeview and Burns.
The petition to the CAB was
sent by Public Utility Commis
sioner Jonel C. Hill and the State
Board of Aeronautics.
The CAB order on West Coast's
operations was scheduled to go
into effect next week, but the pe
titions from the state agencies
and several Oregon cities will de
lay its implementation.
The petition filed by the state
agencies argues that the airline
has never instituted a usable com
muter service between Ontario,
Baker, Pendleton and Portland.
It points out the order doesn't
direct the airline to institute serv
ice between Boise, Idaho, and
Portland with Burns, Bend and
Salem as intermediate points.
It also questions the CAB's pol
icy and discretion in recommend
ing the deletion of Lakeview as
a service point in light of inferior
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