" THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSbAY, foARCH 1, 1945
PAGE EIGHT
Red Cross Drive
Plans Completed
Prinpville, Fob. 28 (SneclaD
Everything is In readiness for the
annual Red Cross war fund drive,
to start on Thursday, March 1, an
nounces G. S. Vergeer, Crook :
county chairman of the campaign. I
The Lions club will have charge of
the business section canvass,
while the residential districts will
be handled by the block leaders
under the direction of Mrs. O. O.
Haeedorn. The rural districts will
be directed by Mrs. E. L. Woods
nnd the Industrial sections by C.
F. Woodruff.
The quota for Crook county this
time is $7,700, an increase of 10
per cent over last year's quota.
Of the $7,700, $4600 Roes to the
national fund and $3,100 to the
local chnnter.
Chapter Work Told
An important work of the local
chapter the past vear has been the
. home service unit under the di
rection of Mrs. Elizabeth Forsvthe
with 12 volunteer helpers. Their
office in the Kobinson and Clifton
building is kept open daily from
2 to 4 o'clock. Mrs. Forsythe re
ports this service having aided
over 200 service men and their
families the past year. They have
given out loans and grants
amounting to $1239 of which the
army emergency rehet has reim
bursed them with S795.
The production center, with
rooms in the Ochoco Inn, says
Mrs. William Endlcott in charge,
has made and shipped 3,684 ar
ticles. These were produced bv
428 workers putting in 2,475
hours. Besides these 160 home
workers have put in 1,640 hours.
A selection of these articles Is now
on display in the J. C. Penney
window. The last quota, says Mrs.
Endicott. Is a heavy one and there
Is urgent need for more workers.
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Four Allied Armies sweep ahead on
150-mile sector of Western Front,
reaching points within 14 miles of
Cologne. Important towns seized In
cluded Golzheim, Steinstrass, Rodln
gen, Ornnterath, Bltburg and Witt-llnger.
Mr. and Mrs. George Billings-
ley had as dinner guests on Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Van
Buskirk and Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Olsen of Redmond and Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Simmons.
Mrs. Charlie Christy spent a
couple days last week in . Bend
visiting her daughter Miss Mary
Laplne, March 1 (Special) Din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Capps Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olson of
Tvtnn Anch nnH Mn Jilulnn
Potormn nn,l cl.lUrnn nf Slinvlln I Christy.
Among those who were in La-. Tne Home Economics club met
pine from Shevlln Sunday were Wednesday afternoon at the home
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland Gumpett of Mrs. W, B. Simmons. Miss
nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Buss Elizabeth Boekli was present and
Fordham and girls, Mr. and Mrs. hud charge of the meeting, The
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Coff- club decided to sponser a Red
man and children, and Mr. and Cross benefit danco to be held at
Mrs. Bonnie Conklin and son. the community hall on the night
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Amnions of of March 10th.
Prlnevillo stopped in Laplne Sat- . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posey of
urday en route to Shevlln to visit Shevlln were in Cloverdale Sat
Mrs. Ammon's sister, Mrs. Jim urdav lookinc over their Drorjertv.
Posey has recently bought the
Jerry Groskruger place which ad
Joins his other ranch.
Ed McGreor has sold the place
which he recently bought from
Harry Hayes.
Mrs. Ray Le Blanc Is staying
this week with her parenst Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Simmons. I
Pfc. Charles Christy has re
in
City, Utah after spending a couple
weeks visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Christy. I
Emory.
Bob and Dick Powell who are
attending Hills Military academy
In Portland spent the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Powell. Mrs. Powell and Dick
returned to Portland Sunday eve
ning, but Bob, who was ill, will
stay in Laplne until he Is able to
return. Mrs. Powell will return
by way of Eugene where she will ' tVhe hosoi al at Brleha
look nftPi- hnslnosa hnfnro mmin i'urn 10 ,m? hospital at Brlgha
home. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Einory of
Shevlln, and children, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Fern Saturday.
Mrs. James Stearns left Sunday
for Denver, Colo,, where James is
stationed.
Miss Ethel Conway of Prinevllle
Is visiting this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Stearns.
Mrs. Leonard Planner nnd In
fant daughter relurnrd home
from the hospital In Bend Satur
day. Mrs. L. L. Osborne is ill In the
St. Charles hospital In Bend.
Mrs. Harold Still and children
returned to their home in Bend
Sunday. They have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Still for
some time.
Cloverdale
Cloverdale, March 1 (Special)
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Jackson have
returned to their home in Salem
after spending several days here
at their raneh last week.
Herthel Caverhill has been call
ed for army service and left with
the group leaving Bend for Port
land last week.
Ernest Hammack started Tues
day driving the Redmond Union
high school bus, relieving Robert
Johnson who quit to start his
farming.
Mrs. Lee Goodrich accompanied
her sister, Genevieve, back to
Portland and will spent a couple
days there.
Nitrogen-filled lamps of good
life give about twice the candle-
power for a given electric power
than had been possible with the
earlier vacuum lamps.
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PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK
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Desert Grapefruit
From the Ariznnn.rnlifnni
desert conies fruit full-to-bursting
with taiiKy juice...
each golden segment brim
ming with vitamin C.
In fact, just half a luscious
Desert lirapofniit provides
a primary impply of this all
important vitamin.
Brighten up your break
fast with the bracing good
ness of Desert Grapefruit.
Flavor noontime salads with
1U sun-gold segments. When
thirsty, enjoy cool glassfuls
of fresh Desert Grapefruit
juice.
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