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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
- California Leads
Teams in Both
I OffenseDefense
, Los Angeles, Nov, 18 ipu-Call'
i zornias ground-nugglng, rose
scenting Bears are still the Pact-
i fic Coast conference's mightiest
offensive ana stingiest defensive
team.
The Bears lead the loop in total
offense, total defense, rushing of
fense and rushing defense, for the
mntn straight week, conference
statistics showed today.
; Only In passing, both offense
and defense, do the Berkeley boys
fall to show. Oregon, also unbeat
en in conference play and Cals
challenger for a shot at the Rose
bowl, is runner-up to the Bears in
total offense, total defense, rush
ing offense, and rushing defense,
and leads the league in passing
ueiense.
Oregon Third in Passing
Surprisingly, with the PCC's
No. 1 passer in quarterback Norm
van Brocklin, Oregon ranks only
tnira in passing oitense. Wash,
tngton State tops that one.
California's beefy line has yield
i ed only 96.9 yards per game to
- nine toes wnue opening holes
'' which enabled Bear runners to
, average 283.3 yards, most of that
yardage being made by Jarrin
' Jackie Jensen and Jack Swaner.
, Team leaders (game averages):
Total offense California 378.4,
' Oregon 343.9, Washington State
! 309.1, Oregon State 298.6.
Total defense California 204.6,
Oregon 242.1, Southern Califor
: nia 254.1, UCLA 279.8) Stanford
. 281.3,
Rushing offense California
283.3, Oregon 232.6, Idaho 218.6,
Stanford 194.6, Oregon State 176.6.
! Rushing defense California
96.9, Oregon 153.9, Southern Call
. fornla 160.7, Stanford 162.4, Idaho
; 177.5.
Passing offense Washington
State 144, Oregon Slate 133.3,
UCLA 132.6, Oregon 111.3, Stan
. ford 100.4.
Passing defense Oregon 88.2,
iSouthern California 93.4, Mon-
tana 96.9, UCLA 99.8, California
107.7. .......
'THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1 8. 1948
Bowling
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Smoke Shop: Acuff, 484; Nor
lin, 357; Ellis, 377; Wallan, 432;
Norcott, 458; total, 2278.
Slate's Beauty Shop: Huffman,
386; Cooley, 503; Foster, 417; Mc
Kay, 374; Tierney, 425; total, 2174.
Gregg's Banner Bread: A. Mus-
f rave, 380; Goldman, 470; Knouft,
55; L. Musgrave, 310; Blucher,
372; total, 2079.
Polly's Cafe: Ball, 484; A tier.
493; Slewert, 405; Ivancovich,
389; Stout, 463; total, 2351.
Pine .Tavern: Calder, 448: Gil
bert, 369; Jensen, 317; Klehl, 379:
Dubois, 392; total, 2124.
Freeman lackle: Judy, 369:
M. Donahue, 395; K. Donahue.
328; Hagen, 342; Coulter, 415; to
tal, 2U14.
Bend Dairy: Sholes, 431: Diver.
336; Rice, 423; Crocker, 397; Rob-
erts, 483; total, 2249.
Health's Super Cream: Janzik,
412; Newhouse. 379; Einman. 370:
Hachtel, 389; Rasmussen, 423; to
tal, 224U.
Pro Golfers Line
Up Winter Slate
Chicago, Nov. 18 IP The pro
fessional golfers' associatian to
day announced a 17-tournament
winter program with prizes total
ing at least $155,000.
Competition will begin Dec. 9
with the Miami open, and wind up
April 7 with the annual masters'
tourney at Augusta, Ga.
The 1949 schedule includes two
new tournaments. The first will
be the Long Beach, Cal., open in
vitational, Jan. 20-23, and the sec
ond a one-day pro-amateur at
Miami's La Gorce country club,
March 4.
Petersen Signed
For Portland Card
Portland, Nov. 18 mi Bill Pe
tersen, the heavyweight who
transferred headquarters from
Seattle to Portland, has been
signed to meet Jesse Hall, fancy
Los Angeles Negro, In a ten-round
main event on a Nov. 30 fight
card here, Matchmaker Tex Sal
keld announced today.
Salkeld said, the preliminary
bouts hadn't been lined up yet,
but that ho expected lo have a
: top-flight card for the event.
CIVIC LEAGUE
As the result of games played
in the Civic league last night at
tne Cascade bowl, there is only
one point separating the first
seven teams. Kiwanis took three
points from the Lions whb had
previously been tied with Rotary
for the league lead. Shevlin of
fice defeated Rotary 3 points to
kduie s bales and bervice took
three from Oregon Trunk. V.F.W.
tooR three from Royal Neighbors.
Forbes of Eddie's Sales and Serv
ice had high series with games of
224-181-179 for total pintail of 584.
His game of 224 was also high
single game for the evening.
scores lollow:
Lions: Madden. 431: Janzik.
397; Gregg, 444; Jossy, 439; Lan
zorotta, 493; total, 2282.
Kiwanis: D. Lay, 504; Thomp
son, 421; McCartny, 413; Wetle,
455; Dorsch, 526; total, 2442.
V. F. W.: W. Selken. 407: R.
Morris, 431; M. Eneelhardt. 388:
K. Kowiey, 373; A.i Melrose, 469
total, 2ucs.
Royal Neighbors: M. Clark. 441:
R. Youngberg, 376; W. Weaser.
su; noy youngberg, 379; Pitig-
uano, 4iz; total, i'J'JI.
Rotary: Sleeper. 447: Rhoton.
445; B. Wetle, 461; Cundell, 524;
Erickson, 427; total, 2376.
snevlin Off ce: Bas m. 531:
Eagen, 375; Green. 340: PeoDles.
izu j. Jerome atw total 2479,
Eddie's Sales and Service; Peay.
385; Jacques, 363; Johnsrud, 270,'
Forbes, 5rf4; Georgeson, 535; total,
2137.
Oregon Trunk: G. Silkworth, 303
C. Currie, 416; J. Currie, 394; H.
Woodall, 395; A. Allen, 344; total,
1802.
Threat of Swim Suit
Brings Quick Action
Monterey. Cal. lU'i A dlsimint.
led Monterey woman threatened
tne city council with a suit a
bathing suit.
Elsie Luce,, a swimming Instruc
tor, told the city fathers that if
the storm sewer in front nf hir
house was not fixed, she would
appear at the next council meet
ing wearing a swim suit. Mayor
Hugh Dormody promised speedy
action.
BEND OIL HEATING
ENGINEERS
Oil Burner Sales & Service
Cleaning Adjusting '
Installing Repairing
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Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, Nov. 18 (Spe
cial) Saturday evening the Os
wald Hanson family and the F. H.
Cottrell family were guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Garboden.
Guests for the week at the An
tone Halter. home are Mrs. Hal
ter's mother and brother, Mrs.
Barbara Borschowa and Jerry, of
Mt Angel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper went
to Prineville Sunday, where they
were dinner guests at the Roscoe
Hopper home.
Hans Hansen and son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Hansen, of Reno, Nevada, I
were week end guests of the Ole
Hansen lamtiy. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mastersen.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cottrell and
son, Keith, Alfred Mlkkelsen and
Mrs. Sine Mlkkelsen were guests
Wednesday evening at the Oswald
Hanson borne.
Mrs. D. B. Hunt. Mrs. F. H.
Cottrell, Mrs. John Kirk, Mrs. Os
wald Hanson and Mrs. Loyd Pe
tersen were guests at- a party
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Horace McKee.
Mrs. James Lamb and Mr. and
Mrs. John Hopper attended Po
mona grange Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Petersen
were dinner guests Saturday eve
ning of Mr. (and Mrs. Herb Far-
H. Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Os
wald Hanson were Sunday callers
at the Mlkkelsen home. In the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Farstvedt and sons, Jerry and
Mark, were caller at the Mikkel
sens. Mr. and Mrs: R. E. Lynds went
to Prineville Tuesday. They will
ha ve an entry at the Crook county
Hereford sale. ' ..! ,
L W. Haeertv returned home
Saturday from a week's bunting
trip. ; ,i t . .
A large group of friends and
neighbors met Tuesday evening
to charivari Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus
Petersen at their home at the
rock gardens. The Petersens were
presented, a gift and lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Farquhar
son, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stew
art, Mrs. Lena Hartley, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Newell, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe McClay, George Trusdale
and Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery,
of Redmond, were callers at the
Rasmus Petersenhome.. Friday
evening.'
. Mrs.. L. WHagerty and Mrs.
James Jewel attended the lunch'
eon and meetings held at the Pine
Tavern Wednesday for the wom
en of the Farm Bureau conven
tion held at Bend last week.
Paul Halter was a week end
visitor at Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coffelt
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Powell.
Mrs. Walter Klckert, of Hunt
ington, Florida, , was a dinner
guest Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.- John Hopper.
Later the group attended a movie
at Redmond, accompanied by the
Hoppers'grandson, Gene Johnson.
Mrs. FT H. Cottrell arid Mrs.
Alfred Pedersen and daughter,
Janet, shopped in Bend Saturday.
America is now producing 2t
makes of passenger automobiles,
39 makes of trucks and 20 makes
of motor buses. !
Tombstones Mark
Old Building Sifts
Newfane, Vt U" Two and a
half miles uphill from this toum
af 800 In nno nf th .. , ..
, w ngnn
strangest graveyards no one U
urn icu uierv. -
TViA 13 1 ornnltA mm.....
mnrlr rh lruatlnn . k..iiji
that onoe stood on Newfane's qh.
glnalsite. J, -, , T
The town -was moved downhill
to better land at lt hmi ...
some 130 years ago.. Sentimental
qeseenaatiis oi ins original set
tlers voted in town meeting fa
lftftf In mark- tho nM hnlMln. .1."
with tombstones, r . . !.
You're SURE . . . With a SAFEWAY Waste-Fret
OVEN-READY
Oven-Ready
i TURKEYS
5: Cost NO More-
and may cost ess
The reason for this ! the price
keys is bated on the waste-free weight
AFTER the bird is completely j
cleaned. Head, feet and innards are I
MOT .A. A 1. .k. ..:b. i
-' " ....uwvu ... ,n. ".iftiii ,wi wuikni:
N you pay, as they are when you buy I
turkeys the old-fashioned or New York '
A dreited wiu Ohvin.lu A .
ncca 10 ouy as many pounds when
Jly you buy an Oven-Ready turkey.
Ves, if it's a Safeway "Oven-Keady" turkey, you're sure (1) The quality will be the
very finest money can buy bird thafs young, tender and flavorful; you're sure (2)
it will be really clean and being oven-ready you can prepare it, stuff it and roast it with
the least amount of work; you're sure (3) that this turkey will be heavy meated, with
lots of tender, juicy white and dark meat, and you're sure (4) your family and invited
friends will have real cause to praise you for the marvelous Thanksgiving Feast you prepared-
for them. See your Safeway Market Man today about YOUR Turkey!
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SEE WEIGHT COMPARISON
SCALE TO THE RIGHT
Nuts, Candles, Etc.
Salted Peanuts Kemp l$-oi. Jar 69c
Oregon Walnuts Meo. toft tbell Lb. 39c
Mixed Nut Meats Kemp 7-ox. jar 55c
IXL Almonds " SAes I -lb. pkg. 49c
Filbert Meets Rancho 4-ox. 25c
Candy Bars Reg. 5e size bar 6 for 25c
Chocolates WUitel Brand 1 -lb. box 98c
Pitted Dates Dromedary 7'j-ox. pig.
Seedless Raisins 2-lb. 29c; 4-lb. 58c
Jell-Well Desserts Wovon - Pkg. jc
Knox Gelatine Pkg. 21c'
Baking Needs
Swansdown Cake Flour 2-lb- pkg.' 39c
Baking Powder Calumef 16-ox. can 20c
Cocoanut I'land Pure Vj-ai. 9C
Powdered&Brown Sugar I -lb. pkg. j c
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ThanksgigiM
Maybe you're planninz to serve
. Ham this Thanksgiving. If jtou! .
are here's a .value. pn quality
Hams that's outstanding ally's
time. Mild sugar cufe' whole er ;
half at this price. i J ' :
: LeanFfavorfirt ..
Sliced Bacon
L3. ";
Pan-Ready Chickens! ;
Roasters
Fryers
Fricassee Fowitb69c
id Meaty
LEG O LAMB ............ 1 lb. 69c
Waste Free
LAMB SHOULDER .......... lb. 49c
I Shoulder
VEAL ROASTS lb. 59c
Loin or Bib End .
PORK LOIN ROASTS lb. 55c
1 Fine for Dressina; - - . . .
PURE PORK SAUSAGE ..... lb. 59c
Fine for Dressing
FRESH OYSTERS ........ pint 75c
Comparison of Weights
OVEN.READY vt.
NEW YORK DRESSED
TURKEYS
Mtw r rnu4 Om lwr v
10 pounds equivalent to t't p4unds N'
11 r- M "':Vt pounds
im pounds ,S,
"11 pounds .f
- Il pounds ;Y
" " tty, pound. 5lJ
" i3y, pounds Y
" M'i . Pounds jV
" " i3'i pounds v
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" " " 17 , pounds W
" II', pounds . Y
" " " 1Sj pounds
NEW YORK DRESSED i
WEIGHTS INCLUDE HEAD, vs
FEET AND INNARDS. THE ?
DIFFERENCE AIOVE
SHOWS THE WASTE. Y
OVEN-READY TURKEYS 1
ARE WASTE-FREE! :'. ' V
Appetizers, Etc. .
Large Ripe Olives foony No. l ean 25c
Jumbo Ripe Olives f ony No. I can 296
Green-Ripe Olives Sylmar, Ig. No.ls 29c
Sweet Pickles Del Monie, je..24-oi. 45c
Sliced Dill Pickles Del Monte 24-osv 35c
Nalley's Pickles 7eojre 12-ox. ar 25c
Ritz Crackers Frttk, iasfy Mb. box 32c '
Pop Corn Sure-pop 2-lb. cello pkg. 35c
Spreads, Dressings, Etc. V" , ;
Orange Marmalade S If Mb. jar 43c
Mint Jelly Tea Garden 12-ot. gl. 9C
Kraft Mayonnaise Pint Jar 49c
Best Foods Mayonnaise Pint Jar,, 49c ;
Nu-Made Mayonnaise Pint. Jar 47c
Salad Dressing 0cAess Pt. 37c; Qt. 66c
Miracle Whip Krai. Pt. 39c; ?. 69c
Red Hill Catsup Special! Bottle 5C ,
Chili Sauce Monefa Brand " Bottle 9c
S0-lb.S3.65
Shortening
Cmco & 3-lb.
Snowdrift can
1.19
Spry Shortening
Be a Culinary Artistl 3-Lb. Q
Creafe praiseworthy dishes. Can I V
Pie-Crust MIX
Krusfeai 'SEfC
For nice flaky crust 17-ei. Pkg. JD
Canned Vegetable Savings
Asparagus Sunny Skiet ; ; Picntc'.ean 33c
Green Beans Brlarga)e-eui No. 2 ean-2lc
Fancy Corn Country Home Nov 303 1 7C
Mushrooms ' Buffer- ; 3-oi. 32c
Fancy Peas Sugar Belle Ne. 303 can 6c
Fancy Pumpkin Moonbeam Vi h 10c
Mince Meet Borden, Nont-$Kh 28-oi. 43c
.. . ' ' .
Favorite) Coffees and Teas
Nob Hill Coffee Mb. 48c; 2-lb. 95c
Airway Coffee Mb. 46c; 3-lb. $1.37
Edwards Coffee Mb. 53c; Mb. $1.05
Other Brands Lb. can $5C;Z-lt. $1.09
Canterbury Black Tea. - 'j-lb. pkg. 59c
Lipton Black Tea . 'j-lbi pkg. 05c
Pure Strained HONEY
89"
Miscellaneous Values
Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 cans 32c
Gulf Oysters De Jeont Afoot, can 35c
Breeze Cheese Food . 2-lb. loa. 79c
Velveeta Cheese Food 2-lb. loaf 98c
Favorite Cigarettes. Carton $1,45
Bradshaw brand
Very fine honey
5-Lb. Can
vf&2- m'f Mb- If. I4C
Sy "rib- 21c
Pdrd Doq Food
e14
A Festive Thanksgiving
reatr tor your dog
Canned Fruit Values '
Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray Can 15c
Apricots Volley Gold, unp. 2j can 1 9c
Maraschino Cherries S&W 8-01. bot. 29e
Fruit Cocktail Libby No.. 2', can 43c
Citrus Salad Adorns No. 2 can 23c
Castle Crest Peaches 303i 9C '
Pears Green Tag Nc 2'2 can 32c
Crushed Pineapple Vol. lfosNo. 2s 29c.
. Fruit Juice Values
Apple Cider Hood Rirer Gal. jug. 49c
Grape Juice Welth'$ Quart bot. 49'
Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-ox. 25c
Orange Juice Full O'Gold 46-ot. can 27c
Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn 46-ox. can 23c
U. S. No. 1
Sweet Potatoes
2 ibs. 25c
The kind of Sweet
Potarots you love
to prepare.
Grade
Potatoes 10 its. 45c
Fresh Cranberries
SQUASH
Large, .meaty squash
you're iur to find the
right sit piece to serve
your needs. .
Marbelhead
or Hubbard
iB3c
Plump red ones, ,
to help enhance the
Thanksgiving Dinnar
i. 29c
Texas Grapefruit RED LB. 10c
Southern Yams, excellent candied Lb. 12c
Crisp Fresh Celery, local crop ' v U. 9c
Celery Hearts, garden fresh Bunch 23c
Cauliflower, snowy-white heads ' Lb. 21c
Ripe Tomatoes, good slicers, 12-oz. cello pkg. 22c
Parsnips, extra flavorful, smooth v :' Lb. 10c
Brussel Sprouts, pre-ripened Calavos , Lb. 23c
Red Emperor Grapes, refreshing- Lb. 17c
Fresh Packed Dates ... 8-os. pkg. 19c
Yellow Dry Onions, hard fresh ' , Lb. 5c
Broccoli, bright green garden-fresh ' Lb. 15c
Fresh, Firm Limes, real juicy v : Lb. 29c
Luscious Rip .
Apples
- . A ..
litre fancy end
Fancy Pack
ROMS IEAUTIIS ;
II. 10c 10x.79
. DEUCiOUS v
" r 14c 0? 4.7?
WHITE-Lfc.
9c