THURSDAY, 'APRIL 21, 194?
IV-
THE BEND BULLETIN, BeMD. OREGON
Sorority Baby
Sits, Raises
For Scholarships
University of Oregon, April 21
(Special) Baby-sitting to earn
your way through college is a
pretty well established method,
but baby-sitting to finance some
other girl's education is a new
Idea. And It's an idea that the
members of Delta Delta Delta so
rority at the University of Oregon
have turned into a success story.
This week the chapter turned
over to the university, to establish
Delta Delta Delta scholarships,
$600. Most of this money was
earned the hard way at 50 cents
an hour taking care of children.
The whole plan started during
fall term, when the chapter, spark
ed by committee-chairman Gloria
Stannard, Long Beach, Cal., and
encouraged by the Eugene and
Portland alumnea groups, decid
ed they wanted to give a rather
substantial sum for scholarships.
The way that seemed obvious on
if . . Vthe Eugene campus was by offer-
.ling their services as baby-sitters
(such services being at a prem
ium in these parts). Each girl
agreed to donate $5 in terms of
her time, or ten hours at fifty
per. A total of 1200 hours is
reached by the time $600 is ac
cumulated. .
So successful was the project
that the sorority decided to make
the scholarship fund a continuing
one, with two scholarships award
ed each year. Junior week end,
when the awards are presented, s
Junior woman will find herself
richer by $350, and $250 will swell
the educational fund of a senior
woman. The junior woman's
scholarship represents the largest
all-university award now available.
CAKE REAPS BENEFIT
Troy, N. Y. (Ui Brisk bidding,
particularly for slide rules, mark
ed a student-conducted auction
of unclaimed lost articles at Rens
selaer Polytechnic institute here
and netted $100 for CARE pack
ages for needy Europeans.
Culver
Culver, April 21 (Special)-Mrs.
ward Quinn was a business vis
itor in Redmond Wednesduy aft
ernoon. , ; -
Forty guests attended a bridal
shower for Miss Jeanette Wood
ward at the Odd Fellows hall last
Thursday afternoon. Attending
from Redmond were Mrs. John
Henderson, Mrs. Jerry Falkow
ski, of Opal City, Mrs. Clair Os
born, of Grizzly, and Mrs. 'Bill
Robinson, of Prineville. The
bride-to-be received many lovely
and useful gifts. A lovely lunch
was served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Dwayne Hagman, Mrs. C. R. Hag
man and daughter, Lorelle, and
Mrs. H. E. Keeney. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Keeney ac
companied Mrs. C. R. Hagman,
daughter, Lorelei, and Miss Helen
Keeney, of Redmond, to Bend last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman and
daughter, Marjean, were Red
mond and Bend shoppers Satur
day. Culver Civic, club will meet at
the home of Mrs. W. I. Gibson
for an all day meeting on Thurs
day, April 28. This is to 'be a
"kids" party and all are expected
to come dressed accordingly.
Francis Keenev. of Dallas. sDent
the week end with his parents,
nar. ana Mrs. ri. m. Keeney.
There was a large attendance
at the Christian church Sunday
morning for the Easter Droeram
and morning service. A basket
dinner was held at the Odd Fel
lows hall and there was a sermon
in the afternoon by Rev, Penhol-
low oi iteamona.
Mrs. John Henderson and son.
Bud, and daughter, Carol Helen,
Darlene Fields, of Redmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Falkowski, of
Opal City, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hag
man and daughter; Lorelie, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Greenwood at
tended a picnic at the Cove park
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Clark, and their
families and visitors picnicked at
the Cove park bunday. -Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bowman
and family and . visitors spent
Sunday picnicking at the Cove
park,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonie Gumm, of
Portland, spent the week end at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Rowe.
JOINS FOREST STAFF ,
Prineville, April 21 A resident
of Michigan, Edward L. Parsegan,
has arrived here to join the staff
of the Ochoco national forest. He
has been assigned to timber sur
vey work under direction of Jack
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
tnr lh war anilori !lrtmhar 31. 104R.
jut the JOHN HANCOCK UUTUAU
(LIFE INSURANCE CUUrAN X OI
luostoa fa the state of Massachusetts.
1 mails to thi, Insurance Commissioned
of UN Stale Qt Oregon, pursuant tcj
. INCOME
1 Total
Intereet.
and rent!
during th
income from other
sources race i v e a
during the year.. ' 43,118,168,4
INCOME .
premium in- '
I lor the year. 3Se,102,4S1.99l
it, dividends . I
rents received I
ig the year 71,276,929-69
Paid for losses.
dowtnents. annui
ties, surrender val- '
, uca and discounts-: 135.343,734,
I Dividends puld to
I policyholders 32,337,013,
I uivioenas paid to
stockholders icash.
1 StOCK I
I o e n eral Inauranca
I expenses
Amount of all other
expenditures (In
cluding Investment -expenses,
642.83)
Nod
78,762,435.8
ASHE'
value or real estate .
owned (market
value) S
Loans on mortgages
and collateral, etc.
Value of bonds
owned (amortized i 1,
Value of stocks
owned (market
value) ... - ,
Premium notes and
pollcy loans -Cash
In banks and
on hand
Interest and rents '
due and accrued
Net uncollected and
deferred premiums
Other assets (net).
266,324,206.
39,646.164,
231,636,933.
,938,039,878.
88,378,966.
67,170.286.
34,946,062.
19,376,948.
Tnfol ad mitt id As
sets $2,484,842,100.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
Net reiervei $1,955,002,616.
Policy claims and
loasfi outstanding- . 13.081,850.
11 other .liablMfes 305,325.454.
Total liabilities ex-
cept capital 12,273.409.820.6
Capital paid up Hoat
Special aurplua
funds :
Contingency reserve .
for group lnaur-
. ance J 3,718,000.0
; Contingency reserve
- iwr uuciuauon iu
security valuei
UnAasizned fundi
Uurplufl) - 173.074,270.
3,716,000.0o
14,440.000.0o)
"I
Surplus as regards ,
policyholders - 191.232.270.07
THE YEAR
Net premiums and annul t
ties received $836,049.95
Dividends paid to policy- J
holders during the year. 61,819.78
tiet losses and claims, en
dowments, surrenders and : ,
annuities paid during tlio
ypar 313,527.98
Principal o trice in Oregon, AMKRI-t
CAN BANK BLDG., 621 BW MOM
risoo street, Portland, Oregon. '
Harriman, ranger of the Paulina
district. ;
Parsegan is a recent graduate
of the school of forestry at the
University of Michigan,
SYNOPSIS or ANNUAL 8TATBMKNT
To ths yur ended December 31, 1044
Of
The North River insurance Company
of 110 William Street, New York V, In
the State of New York, made to the
Insurance Commissioner of the SUM
of Oregon pursuant to law:
- INCOME
Net premiums received ..S 16,043 .OOJ.IJ
Total Interest, dividends
and real estate income.. MVtJMM
Income from other
sources . O4,&70.f1
Total income 17,365,634.14
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount' paid for
losses - ,761,061.81
loii Adjustment ex
penses ,
Underwriting expenses M
Dividends paid to stock
holders (Cash, $800,
000.00; stock none..........
Dividends paid to credit
er to policyholders
All other expenditures
(lnclud 1 n g investment
expenses $50, 00 4. 50 )....
356,111.16
6.378,640.73
soo.ooo.oo
04,766.18
Total disbursements $14,393,581.30
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate own
ed (market value) $ 1,000.00
Loans on mortgages and
collateral, etc. 31,000.00
Value of bonds owned
(amortized) 20,535,004.77
Value of stocks owned
(market value) 13,316,710.00
Cash in banks and on
hand 4,335,762.00
Premiums in course of
collection written since
September 30, 1948, 1,960,343.97
Interest and rents due
and accrued 59,764.32
Other assets (net) . 606,764.60
Total admitted assets $39,666,347.73
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims $ 4,763,313.00
Estimated loss adjust
ment expense for -unpaid
claims ; 183,135.00
Total unearned premiums 14,009,496.08
All other liabilities and
reserves 1,416,818.04
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital 120,894,748.63
Capital paid
up $ 3,000,000.00
Unasslgn e d
funds (sur
plus .....$16,771,599.10
Surplus as regards pol
icyholders $18,771,590.10
Total $39,668,347.73
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received $ 134,306.37
Net losses paid 40 811.30
Dividends paid or credit- '
ed to policyholders 0
On the basio of December 31, 1048
market quotations for all bonds and
stocks owned the total admitted as
sets would be Increased to $39,879,
676.20 and he surplus to Policyhold
ers would be Increased to
$1864,9378.
WISE WOMEN KNOW...
Th Stti Wixtj to flJMfiiis Htet !
i
. Rich, old-fashioned chocolate fudge cake . . . topped with
gleaming white icing! Say, there's a sight that'll warm the heart of any man.
Have you baked this old favorite lately? Try it soon. And here's a baking
secret from Mrs. F. J. Horbach of Kelso, Washington, that assures you
success every time. Simply make certain you use Crown Flour. Enriched
with vitamins and minerals, silk-sifted for smoothness, Crown is truly the
Northwest's Flour Supreme. Remember, the best cooks in town, use Crown.
CROWN'S
Cook-oMhe-Month
from Kelso, Washington
r
CROWN CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE
Cream together until light,
2 cups sugar
Ve cup butler er
Vt cup bullei and Vi cup shortening
Add, and beal well,
2 egg yolks
Add, and blend well.
2 iquarei melted unmetlened chocolate
Sift together,
2 V, cup, lifted CROWN BEST PATENT F10UM
Vs teaspoon salt
1 teaipoon soda
Add dry Ingredient, allernaltly with,
I V, cupi buttermilk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Beal until well blended and imoolh.
Add:
V, cup chopped nuts
Fold Im
2 egg whltei, well beaten
I yj toVt In 1 large greeted er paper-lined layer pani at 350' about
1 30 minutes, Frost with your foyorlle boiled Icing.
J" -JA e To subititute COWN CAKE rlOUK for MOWN BEST PATENT F10UR.
T7 M uie2V. cupi slfled CflOWN CAKE flOUB.
MRS. F. J. HORBACH
CrowalSFloiiir
SPECIALS FOB PMBM
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
SlJCEb 'BACON lb.4
Eastern Sugar Cured
Side Pork
Fresh .
Lb. 59c
Salt Pork
Lb. 29c
l(SiW91r,--.1.
HAM LOAF
For Baking
lb. 59c
LOIN PORK CHOPS ..... lb. 59c
Beef Roost
Grain Fed Steer Beet
Lb. 59c
Bacon Jowls
Lb. 35c
1 m J
I
Swansdown
CAKE
FLOUR
I I .asil oije. rHi
X&ZP 39c
AMAIZO CrysUl White
. Koiinty Kiat
PEAS
No. 2 cans
3 cans 29c
Syrup 5 iis.39
2 ibs. 45'
Tea Garden
GRAPE JUICE
No. 5 can 43c
.fcHeNnWICHr-VanUla and Chocolate
Cookies
PLEASE Tall Cans
Case of 48 cans...?... $3-95
c
Dinty Moore
BEEF STEW
If lb. can 43c
. , Dundee
CREAM CORN
803 size can
2 cans 27c
Bog Food 3ns25
BEG-MORE 12 cans $1.65 v
Wesson Oil qt.59
RED SOUR
CHERRIES
Pitted
No. 2 can 29c
. Yamhill
STRING BEANS
'cMf29c
JEWELL
Shortening ib 69c
Air MaU
COFFEE,
Fresh Ground ' . a
1lb.44c!j"..
3-lbs."1.29-M
DIXIE BRAND Frozen
Fryers
lb. 79
H-D No. 0 can 47 oz.
Dundee '
TOMATOES
.. No. 2'i can
. l?c
Orang
Juice 29
SMOKED SHAD
3 cans 33e
ROCK FISH
w 3 cans 33c
PINK SALMON
lb. can 49c
SHRIMP
can 37c
DUNDEE'S OLEOMARGARINE
Cleanser
B ABO
2 cans 19c
Oleo
lb. 25
CAMPBELL'S
3 CANS
I'an American
SPAGHETTI
DINNER
Ige. pkg. 19c
Tomato Soup 29
PAYDAY SPECIALS ON GALLON CANS OF FRUIT
Prunes, pitted No. 10 can 29c
Apricots, water pack, No. 10 can 69c
Pears, in syrup. . . . No. 10 can J1.19
V Welches
CRAPELADE
1 1b..jar25c
Chevy Chase 1 lb. Jar
Strawberry Preserves
37c
Oreron
APPLE BUTTER .
jar 10c
Franco American
BEEF GRAVY
2 cans 29c
' ' Dlnty Moore
SPAGHETTI
and Meat Balls
Vi lb. can
38c
' Van Camp's
Vienna Sausage
2 cans 35c
ALL BRANDS Tall Cans
Milk 3 cans 35c
BOOK MATCHES 2 boxes 25c
DEL MONTE No. Vi can V
Fruit Cocktail 35c
WILSON'S .
Roast geef"""49c
,
Durkee's
MAYON.
NAISE
pt. 39c
MD '
TOILET TISSUE
2 rolls 23c
GlnRham ... 4 rolls 29c
DXS3 rAED
DOG FOOD
jyg! 2 cans 27c
FRESH ASPARAGUS . .. . . lb. 7e 3 lbs. 19c
' U.S. No. 1 Tender green spears. Limit 8 lbs. to a customer.
TURNIPS bunch 4c 3 for 10c
FRESH PINEAPPLE each only 39c
GREEN ONIONS ..... bunch 5c 3 for 13c
D'Anjou PEARS lb. 5c box $1.59
FRESH SPINACH bunch 4c 3 for 10c
DRY ONIONS 10 lb. bag 35o
GREEN PEPPERS lb. 25c
Walla Walla
ONION PLANTS ....... bunch of 100 only 5c
Calif. CARROTS ..... bunch 10c 3 for 25c
ARTICHOKES ........ each 10c 3 for 29c
. Irrcsh Green Buds
FRESH P.US v.V.w.w4b.:15c 2 lbs. 25c