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Briefs
Activities tonight Include a
potluck dinner for the Eagles
Auxiliary, at 6:30 in the aerie
hall, and at 7 o'clock: Bend
BPW Christmas party, Pine
Tavern: Jobs Daughters, Ma
sonic Temple; COC board,
Prineville City Hali. At 7:30:
SOS Club with Mrs. M. J.
Schneider, 1254 E. 11th Street;
PTA Mothers' Chorus, organiza
tion and practice, Allen Audi
torium. At 8 o'clock: American
Legion Auxiliary with Mrs.
Craig C o y n e r , 57 Pinecrest
Court; Skyline Squares begin
ners' group, Central Oregon
Beauty College ballroom; Cas
cade Camera Club, Bend City
Hall.
Bend Horizon Club will meet
tonight at Sambo's Restaurant
on the south highway, from 5:30
to 7 o'clock, for a hamburger
supper and meeting.
Tall Plnet Extension Unit will
meet at 10 a.m. Thursday, De
cember 12, at the home of Mrs.
M. M. Mathews, S. Highway 97.
Mrs. Dave Sperling and Mrs.
M. L. Freeman will present the
program on Sweden.
Juniper and Sage Home Ex
tension Unit will meet Thursday
at 10:30 a.m. at the home of
Mrs. Marion Van Osten, Bend
Bums Highway.
Bend SoropHmltt Club will
be entertained by excerpts from
"Amahl and the Night Visi
tors," at the weekly luncheon
meeting Thursday noon in t h e
Superior Cafe dining room.
Leads who will sing are Mrs.
Ed Strother, Dennis Marvin,
David Frey, Nick Norton and
Brenda Jo Butcher. They will
be accompanied by Dallas
Quick, music director at Cen
tral Oregon College. Soropti
mists are to take to the meet
ing gifts for State Hospital pa
tients. It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Fayne, Gilchrist. The
baby was born Tuesday at St.
Charles Memorial Hospital and
has been named Lois Ann. He
weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces.
A luncheon meeting of DE
chapter, PEO Sisterhood, will
be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. S. A. Lang
mas, 1352 E. 11th Street.
Phyllis Weare group. Chris
tian Women's Fellowship, will
meet Thursday at 2 p.m. with
Mrs. D. H. Bryant, 107 River
front Street. -
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A dessert party for Camp
Fire leaders and assistants will
be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m.,
at the Pine Tavern.
Annual food sale sponsored by
the Bend Soroptimist Club will
be held Saturday, December 14,
at Ries Radio and Record Shop.
Jay H. Upton auxiliary. Uni
ted Spanish American War
Veterans, announced today that
the potluck dinner and Christ
mas party, scheduled for Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Chris
Kostol, has been postponed un
til a later dale.
Duolieat hrido nlav will hp
held tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Dasemeni or uie biks Temple,
with Mrs. Gary Hermann and
Mrs. Wesley Price as Jaycee
Auxiliary nosiesses tor colfee.
At last week's play, first place
winners were Mrs. W. J. Love
and Mrs. A. C. Stipe, east-west.
ana can Kexroad and Jerry
Todd, north - south. Rllnnprs.
up, east-west, were: Mrs. Don
Williams and Mrs. Chester
Slimkosky, second; Mrs. Rex
Barber and Mrs. Jack Jeffers,
third. North south: Mrs .Ipso
Tetherow and Mrs. Ethel
Smith, second; Dr. Joe Winter
and Earl Hannen, third.
Rim Rock Riders will hnld a
basket social and dance Satur
day night, December 14, a
their hall in Glen Vista. Mem
bers and their guests are invit
ed. All women are to take bas
ket suDDers. and festivities will
start at 9 p.m.
Officers named
by ministers
Bend Ministerial Association
members meeting Tuesday
named the Rev. Richard Knut.
zen of the First Lutheran
uiurch president for the com
ing year, with the Rev. Tom
Shelton of the First Diri
Church to serve as vice-presi-
aent. serving as secretary
treasurer in 1964 will be the
Rev. Ronald Lundy, of the
First Baptist Church.
ine Kev. Mr. Shelton served
as president of the ctoud this
past year.
Final arrangements were
made for the all-city choir con
cert to be held in the Bend
Senior High auditorium on the
evening of Sunday, December
15, at 7:30 p.m.
County has
81 at OSU
Special to The Bulletin
OREGON STATE UNIVER
SITY Just over 8000 of the
10,426 students enrolled this
year at Oregon State Univer
sity are from Oregon with the
other 2400 coming from 46
states, 2 U.S. territories, and 66
foreign countries.
Deschutes county has 81 stu
dents at OSU.
All of Oregon's 36 counties
are represented. Benton county
is the leader with 1853 students,
followed by Multnomah, 1498;
Marion, 698; Linn, 528; Lane,
458; and Clackamas, 386.
A breakdown of the Deschutes
county total shows 47 from
Bend, Redmond 26, Sisters 5,
and Terrebonne 3.
INJURED FATALLY
GRANTS PASS (UPI) -Carl
Dodge, 65, Grants Pass, was
fatally injured in an accident at
the Southern Oregon Plywood
Co. here Monday.
Dodge, a retired city road de
partment employe, died at a
hospital after some logs rolled
off a storage pile and crushed
him.
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ELIZABETH LOUISE McBRIDE
Engagement news
told at family
dinner party
The engagement of Miss Eliz
abeth Louise McBride and Ru
ben J. Menashe was announced
December 7 in Portland. The
occasion was a family dinner
party given by the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Mc
Bride, formerly of Bend and
now of Madras. It was their
31st wedding anniversary.
Menashe. a building contract
or in the Portland area, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.
Menashe of Portland.
Miss McBride is a graduate
of Bend High School and Ore
gon State University, and is
now employed as a therapeutic
dietician at the University of
Oregon Medical School Hos
pital. After graduation from
college, she completed a 12
month dietetic internship at St.
Mail's Hospital and the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The bride-elect was a mem
ber of the Bend Water Pageant
court in 1953. She is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror
ity. Menashe was graduated In
1955 from Willamette Univer
sity, where he was a pre-law
major and student body presi
dent his senior year. He belong
ed to Omicron Delta Kappa
honorary. Before going into bus
iness, he served as an officer
in the Air Force.
The wedding is planned for
early March.
Kennedy name
to be given
famed airport
NEW YORK (UPI)-Idlewild
Airport, often referred to as
the "crossroads of the world,"
will be renamed the John F.
Kennedy International Airpork-
The jet age memorial tribute
to the late President was as
sured Tuesday when the New
York City Council unanimously
passed a name-change proposal.
The change becomes official
as soon as Mayor Robert F.
Wagner signs the bill probably
within a week.
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Patients admitted Tuesday to
St. Charles Memorial Hospital
were Chris Tanawasha, son of
Lester Tanawasha, Warm
Springs; Mrs. Frieda Hams,
477 E. Revere; Kenneth F.
Green, Madras; Mrs. Everett
S. Smith, 225 Miller; Joan Hoff
man, 748 E. Seward; Mrs. Dal
las Newberry, Gilchrist; Marvin
C. Van Leuven, 1220 Division;
Mrs. Ada Horsley, Route 1,
Bend; George Bishop, 244 Wood
land; Mrs. J. H. Kincaid, 502
Harmon; Joni Warner, daugh
ter of Jerome Warner, Route 2,
Bend.
Patients discharged were Rob
ert Farrell, Russell Harrison,
Ray Andrews, Jimmy Scott,
Mrs. William F. Bradbury,
John Verley, Vernon McFet-
ndge.
REDMOND
REDMOND New patients
at Central Oregon District Hos
pital are: Mrs. Basil Harrison,
Sena Cooley, Gladys Haskins,
William H.'Lantzer, Tony Hest
er, Gary Couch, Marion Ausk,
Redmond; Mrs. R. H. Scott,
Charles Richard Walling, Wal
lace Coder, Erma Odam, Joan
Koon, Mrs. Gertie Stuckey,
Mrs. William Shanahan, Robert
Semple, James L. Lewis, Ma
dras; Cheryl Stewart, Javier
Romero, Culver; Isadore Char
ley, Mrs. Ed Gabriel, Warm
Springs; Julie Rose, Sisters;
Tygh Redfield, Oswego.
Dismissed were: Mrs. Marion
Palmateer, Tony Hester, Mrs.
Basil Harrison, Mrs. David
Haskins, Hazel Harding, Tracy
Henderson, Cleo Dugger, Ethel
Hunt, Anne Windsor, Redmond;
Wallace Coder, Mrs. R. H.
Scott, Madras; Cheryl Stewart,
Javier Romero, Guy Sanders,
Billie Joe Burr, Culver; Laurie
Smith, Sisters; Betty Fine, An
telope. Mr. and Mrs. William Shana
han, Madras, are parents of a
son, Liam Michael, who weigh
ed 10 pounds, 3 ounces at birth
December 10. A daughter,
weighing 6 pounds, ll'i ounces.
was bom December 9 to Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Gabriel of Warm
Springs.
Dance planned
by Golf Club
Members of the Bend Golf
Club will hold their annual
Christmas semi-formal dinner
dance this Saturday evening.
Members may Invite guests.
The social hour commences at
7. Dinner is at 8:30 to 10 fol
lowed by dancing. Reservations
must be in by Thursday. They
may be made by phoning 382
5297, 3057 or 3058.
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Junior leaders'
workshop due
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Four-H Junior
Leaders of Deschutes County
will meet for a workshop on
Saturday, December 14, at 10
a.m. in the conference room of
the Redmond extension office.
As the program will run until
2:30 p.m. those in attendance
are to bring a sack lunch.
The workshop is being plan
ned for current junior leaders,
for 4-H club members interest
ed in the junior leader project,
and adult leaders. Included in
the program will be a discus
sion of the role and require
ments of the junior leader proj
ect; a film entitled "From Ten
to Twelve;" and discussion on
how to train younger club mem
bers wit'.i demonstrations, judg
ing, holding office, record keep
ing and recreation.
The program has been plan
ned by County 4-H Agent Lynne i
Hoffman and junior leaders Jer-:
rie Allison, Sandra Hensley and j
me lxiz. umers who win par
ticipate in the program are jun
ior leaders Jewell Cronin, Vir
ginia Howard, Gayle Gassner
and adult leader Mrs. Robert
Weismann.
Rebekah Lodge
plans dinner
A potluck dinner will be held
by the Bend Rebekah Lodge
Friday at 6:30 p.m., at the
IOOF Hall, 265 Franklin Ave
nue. Each person attending is
to take a one-dollar gift for ex
change. The regular lodge
meeting will follow at 8 o clock.
Mrs. Kenneth Arnold, noble
grand, will preside.
Installation of new officers
will be held early in January.
Mrs. Helen Morgan was elect
ed noble grand for 1964, at the
November meeting.
Other new officers are: Mrs.
Vivian Hanson, vice - grand;
Mrs. Fred Gibson, recording
secretary; Mrs. Carrie Stevens,
financial secretary, and Mrs.
Lena Gowdy, treasurer.
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Square dancers
to organize
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND A 4-H square
dancing club will organize on
Thursday, December 12 at 7:30
p.m. at the Pleasant Ridge
Hall.
The club will take In mem
bers primarily from the area of
Redmond and Tumalo. Bend
4-H square dancers have been
organized about a month.
Any interested youngster of
4-H age, nine years through 21
years, may attend. The square
dance project will be carried
out in a manner similar to oth
er 4-H projects, according to
County 4-H Agent Lynne Hoff
man. In order to make definite
plans for the club, parents of
club members are encouraged
to attend this first meeting.
DEATH REPORTED
SPOKANE (UPI) -Dr. Frank
F. Warren, 64, president of
Whitwoith College here since
1940, died Tuesday at his home.
He had been ill with cancer
several months and was unable
to go to his office most of the
time after undergoing explora
tory surgery Sept. 16.
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Workers reject
union proposal
THE DALLES (UPI) Har
vey Aluminum Co. production
and maintenance employes have
rejected union representation for
the third time since the com
pany began operating here In
1958.
The vote was 276 to 137 In
rejecting an affiliation with the
Aluminum Workers International
Union AFL-CIO. Employes voted
on the issue Monday and Tues
day. Out of 417 eligible voters,
413 cast ballots.
The election was conducted
by the National Labor Relations
Board with representatives from
Harvey and the Aluminum
Workers Council of The Dalles
looking on.
E. G. Strumpf, field examiner
for the NLRB, said both inter
ests had seven days to appeal
the election with the Board's
Portland office.
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i FLUE OVERHEATED
i Only fire call Tuesday was to
Ihe home of Del Usselman, 235
Urania Lane, where a flue over
heated. Firemen said no dam
age resulted.
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Nurses' group
names officers ;
Mrs. Ruth Carter, PrineviFa,
was elected president of D's
trict No. 14, Oregon Nurses As
sociation, at the NnvpmhT
meeting at St. Charles Men
nai nospiiai. Mrs. ueloi
Chambers, Bend, was nam-d
president-elect.
Other Prineville wnmm pitt
ed to offices are Mrs. Rmh
Flint, vice-president, and Mis.
Winnie Faye Jones, secreta;?.
Also elected were Mrs. Ir, i
McFarlane, Redmond, treasur
er, and Mrs. Margaret Barm a,
Bend, and Mrs. Vivian Epling,
Redmond, board members.
Dr. E. A. Moodv was pn-st
speaker. Seventeen r.ieiiiwos
ana seven guesis were presi it
at the meeting.
Installation will he helil at i! "n
January meeting in Redmo :l.
ine tnristmas party will a
hpld tomorrow nittlit nt t-j
home of Mrs. Winnie F; j
Jones, McKay Road, Prinevil'a.
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