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PAGE TWELVE THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 6, 1 948 Set for College? University Dean Tells You How i Allenlown, Pa. U'i Here's help for high school graduates who wonder whether they would do well in college. Wray H. Conudon. Lehich unl verslty dean of students, has drafted a method of self-analysis involving eight questions to be an swered by the prospective colleg er. All the queries relate to study Habits. "If you are deficient in some few of these study habits, you'd best get busy and do something constructive about them before entering college," the dean advis es, "unless you are willing to en ter with one or two strikes against you at the very begin ning." Problems Listed The questions compiled by conedon: ; 1. Can I write five consecutive paragraphs on a given topic and express myseir coherently, cor rectly and Intelligently? 2. Can-1 read an article In the Atlantic Monthly rapidly (400-500 words per minute) and compre hendingly, and retain the main arguments - lucidly in mind for three days? 3. Do I, know how to prepare successfully for examinations so that I don't become confused, pan icked and ineffectual when I face the necessity of taking a test or examination? 4. Can I listen to an address or lecture and note briefly the main points so that, when I've gone home, I can reconstruct the essential theme of what the lec turer said? 5. Can I go to the library and find quickly the reference and source books I need for prepar ing a paper, and take the neces sary notes effectively for writing an assignment of the topic? Biuliredmr Needed : 6. Can I make up a budget for daily use of my- time to meet all my necessary assignments, have a proper amount of time left for eating, sleeping and whole some recreation, and stick to that budget in spite of all the lures of the flesh and the devil? 7. When I have homework to do, can I settle down to it prompt ly and concentrate on my work at ' once without daydreaming and frittering away my time? . 8. Have I learned how to sys tematize? Can I put oi'dor and system into my thinking my note-taking my outline before writing a theme my schedule ot study my schedule of daily reviews?. -. - r ; ..;.,( WIDOW'S MITE MKJHTY Maiden, Mass. mi When Mrs. Bridget Ahern O'Callaghan, 08, a supposedly penniless widow, died here, police found in her tenement cash, bonds and bank books totaling $21,000. . Holly Honey Crunchy tonsted KpIIorb's All-Bran muffins laced with cheese . . . you'll get "raves" on tlieso every time! 2 tablespoons 1 cup sifted flour 2Vj teaspoons baking powder teaspoon suit 1 cup grated American cheese melted shortening 1 egg, slightly beaten i cup milk 1 cup Kellogg's Au-urau 1. Combino shortening, egg and milk; odd AU-Brun und let soak for llvo minutes. 2. Sift flour with baking powder and salt; add cheese. Add to ilrst mix ture and stir only until combined. 3. Fill greased muilln pans two-thirds lull and bake In moderately hob oven (400P.) about 25 minutes. Yield: 0 muflUis t2',i Inch size). America' most famous natural laxative cereal try a trawlful tomorrow. CASH CHRISTMAS Easy to Get Easy to Repay '25.00 to '300.00 ON FURNITURE FARM MACHINERY LIVESTOCK Up to '500.00 ON AUTOMOBILES Terms up to fifteen months. PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norbert I), fimxlrlch, Mjtr. Km. 8, Penney Hldic.. 1010 Wall Telephone 173 Bend, Ort'Eon Slate Licenses S186 M321 Ready for Christmas and the New Year is "Miss Paris," nee Juliette Figueras. She poses prettily In Paris with symbols of the holiday season a bunch of holly, Christmas tree branches nd signs welcoming New Year. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff cor respondent Rene Henry.) One cubic mile of ocean water contains about 9,000,000 pounds of magnesium. KEAAIK Home Cleaning System jj Portable O Cleaner m iiiiiimiuicr Air Conditioner Attachments to do every phase Of cleanlnir THRU WATER, 'the sanitary way. Write or Phone 1409-J For a Demonstration Iiac Bates 866 E. 10th St. : Cloverdale Cloverdale, Dec. 16 (Special) "Spotting and Pressing" was the subject for the Cloverdale home extension unit Thursday at the home of Mrs. Sherwood Nicholas. Thirteen members attended, also four guests, Mrs. John McComas, Mrs. Bill Greswold, Mrs. Ernest Hammock and Mrs. Henry Kaske. Project leaders for the day were Mrs. John Williams and Mm Verne Skelton. The group made pads to use lor pressing wool ana cotton clothing. A planned lunch eon was served at noon by the luncheon committee, Mrs. C. F. Sunklcr. Mrs. Cory Dixon and Mrs. Sherwood Nicholas. Seventeen men of the commu nity turned out last Saturday to spend the day cleaning up the Cloverdale school grounds and building. The women served a pot luck lunch at noon. Mrs. Jonn Williams and Mrs. Verne Skelton attended the Brooks-Scanlon home extension unit last week where they were In charge of the project, "Spotting and Pressing." Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grlswokl re turned home last week end from the valley whore they visited rela tives. An evening of music and taffy pulling was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keevy Thursday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. George Billingsley, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sax and sons, Darrell and Norman. . , Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wiltsey, of Sisters, were Friday evening din ner euests at the Triangle X ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. 146 Paulus. Bob Hannah, of Albany, form erly of Cloverdale, was a Satur day evening caller at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cyr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hammock' attended the F.F.A. banquet at Redmond last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ulam were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Sherwood Nicholas. Mrs. Ada Coaches and son, otA opoKane, were oaiuraay evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. , Corey' Dixon. Donald Rletz made a buslnesa trip to the Willamette valley last weeK. . i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goodrich, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hammrlck and. Mr. and Mrs. George Billingsley-j attended the no-host dancing party at Redmond Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Noffsker and' son, of Bend, were recent callers at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Char-, lie Bell. : ; Mr. and Mrs'. Donald Wareing,; of Hedmond, were recent visitors at the Henry Raske home. Mrs. Clarence Sunkler attended, the Women's council of the Chris-'" tian church in Sisters Tuesday. , PAYROLLS INCREASE! Salem, Dec. 16 Ui Payrolls re ported to the state industrial ac-, cident commission increased dur ing November to a total of $60, 324,248. October payrolls totaled $59,992,251. The November total this year was nearly $13,000,000 more than for that month last year. FREE! BEST FOODS MENU PLANNER BEST FOODS REAL MAYONNAISE or Sandwich Spread . pt. 45c qt. 97c TREXLER'S GROCERY & MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Fine Foods Open 9 a. m.-6 p. in. Free Delivery 21 Columbia Phone 655 Shop This Weekend at An For These Big SPECIALS Friday and Saturday PARKWAY Chocolate Covered Cherry Cordials . . . pound box 69c FIRESIDE Hard Mix Candy 2 lb. cello 59c Kerr's XMAS GIFT PACK JAM and JELLY 3.98 12 ir Case OLD-FASHIONED Chocolate Drops.. 1 lb. cello 35c Walnuts, fancy medium. . . lb. 33c - Ben Hur SPICE and EXTRACT GIFT PACKAGE '1.09 and '1.29 Brazil Nuts... lb. 31c New Crop Peanuts lb. 29c Mixed No Peanuts Nuts lb. 35c Filberts lb. 25c rupcrslull Pecans lb. 41c Soft Shell 12 oz. Cello Almonds 35c Miller's HONEY 5 lb. can 75c N U C O A 2 lbs. 73c - 4 lbs. 1.45 FI.OTIl.L Pineapple Chunks. . No. 2 can 35c Bisquick 40 oz. pkg. 45c VAL VITA Pork and Beans. .2 No. 2 cans 39c TEA (iAUDKN Grape Juice qt. 39c Cocktail Cherries 8 oz. jar 29c TKA (iAKDEN Watermelon Pickles jar 49c CHEVY t IIASK Jelly 12 oz. glass 19c MINCE MEAT Bulk 2 lbs. 25c Chevy Chase 29 oz. jar 29c BULK PITTED DATES Pound 29c PUMPKIN 2 No. 2 Cans 19c GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 53c lb. 2 lb. Can '1.05 sr.VKIST VAI.EMTAS 2M) Size ORANGES 39c doz. WESTERN CRANBERRIES . . ; pound 29c LOCAL V. S. No. 3's POTATOES 50 lb. bag 98c 519 E. Third Street Phone 12 94-J Tumalo Tumalo,' Dec. 16 (Special)- Tumalo grange will be host to all other county granges Monday eve ning, Dec. 20, when Joint installa tion of the new officers for the coming year will be held. Mem bers of the uescnutes county ro mona grange and of all county juvenile granges will be Included in the group to receive the work which will be given by H. E. Keeney of Culver and his install ing team consisting of Mrs. Keen ey, Mr- and Mrs. J. P. Read and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Homey, all of Culver. Ladies attending are asked to bring caKe. ' There will be another song serv ice held at the Tumalo Commu nity church at 7:45 p.m. Sunday evening, Dec. 19, to which all in terested are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kraft, of San Francisco, are driving up the latter part of the week to spend Christmas with Mrs. Kraft's par ents, Mr. anu" Mrs. C. L. Allen. Keith Shepard underwent some surgery on his injured leg last Wednesday at the Veterans' hos pital in Portland, and this week another cast will be put on. His condition Is reported as satisfac tory. Mrs. bhepard and son, Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST . O'DONNEIX BLDG. Office Phone 73 Residence Phone 819-W Douglas, visited her son, Keith, in Portland over the week end, having accompanied Vern Hart ford to Portland Friday evening. Mrs. L. A. Hartford and James Hall also made the trip with Hartford. A six-Inch snow fell at Tumalo Monday evening and the tempera ture was five degress above zero Tuesday morning. Mrs. Joe G. Henry entertained Wednesday evening of this week with a bridal shower honoring her son, Joe's fiance, Miss, Flor ence McDaniels, of Bend. Tillicum Study club met Tues day of this week at the home of Mrs. Harry Windom on the McKenzie highway two miles west of Redmond. 4 - 'Telephone lines at Tumalo have bee.aout of order for several days due to the recent storms. C. ft. Chevenius has bought a pick-up hfey baler. AT CONFERENCE Prlnevllle, Dec. 18 Crook County agent E. L. Woods and Home demonstration agent Anna Cordes are in Corvallis all this week. The local agent office staff members will participate in an an nual conference of county agents from all parts of the state under sponsorship ot the Oregon State college extension service. ' 223 Hill St, HEE! BEST FOODS MENU PLANNER Best Foods Real Mayonnaise or. 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