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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1949
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Sept. 7 (Special)
Puffy Knorr and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Ryan left for Salem last week
Id attend the state fair. Mm.
Knoir and daughter, Kay. re
mained In Redmond to attend the
wedding of Miss Mavis Knorr and
Raymond Jones, Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Immediately
after the wedding Mrs Knorr and
Kay left for Salem. They plan to
return Sunday night.
Westminster Fellowship groups
did not hold their regular meet
ings Sunday evening due to the
fact that Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Baker were at Camp Wyeth.
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Baker and
daughter, Rebecca, left Sunday
alternoon for Camp Wyeth where
Mr. Baker is acting as Instructor i
for delegates who are holding a j
retreat there.
John Murphy, whose bicycle
was stolen during the IVschutes
county fair, reports that the
frame was found in the exhibi
tion building but It was minus
pans.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Iarive, Jim,
Joe and Joan, returned Sunday
from a visit with Larive's brother
and sister-in-law In Hermlston.
C. E. Thompson left Sunday
morning for Portland on business.
He will be gone several days.
Sunday, the Community Pres
byterian church held its annual
church school picnic on the Me
tolius river. The group left the
church immediately after com
mon worship. Floyd Barton Sr.
and Herbert Eby were in charge
of transportation. Mrs. Frank
Bednarek was general chairman.
Miss MSloise Allen has taken
employment at the Christian ice
cream parlors.
Mrs. Bert Kramer. Mrs. Walter
Hepner and Mrs. I. M. Davies
returned Thursday from a two
day retreat af the Willamette
Presbyterial society at Nelscott.
They will report on the retreat at
the monthly guild meeting.
Mrs. Virginia Vance entertain
ed Miss Ruby Stephenson, Miss
Virginia" Berg, Miss Margaret
Holm, Miss Eleanor Leonnig and
Miss Margaret Hook at Sunday
dinner.
Wiss Vivian Earnest, who has
spent the summer in Ontario, re
turned to Culver Saturday morn
ing. - Miss Earnest has been em
ployed packing sweet corn. She
lived with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sikes,
while she was there.
Claude Butler and Vic Morton
are on a hunting trip in Canada.
They planned to go to Prince
George and work out from there.
Hospital Sunday will be observ
ed at the- Redmond Community
Preslivterlnn church Sunday.
Sept. 11.
Mrs. Ella Nelson, who has
taught at St. Mary's, Ma., and
Richland. Wash., has been added
to the grade school staff to re
place Mrs. Bertha Severin, who
resigned because of 111 health
Mis. Nelson will teach the sev
enth grade.
Mrs. Victor Clark and children.
Barbara and Bobbie, have moved
to Redmond from Vancouver,
Wash., to Join Mr. Clark who Is
manager of Pant and Russell mill.
Clark has been here lor some
time.
Harold Watson, from McMinn
ville, has taken a position at the
Chammers Glass and Paint sup
ply. The Watsons have an apart
ment in the Rainev building.
Official opening for the Central
Oregon Memorial hospital cam
paign has been scheduled for
Friday, Sept 9. J. R. Roberts
is the general chairman for the
committee, and group leaders are
Gavle Bartel, Ken Munkres, Jay
Shively and C. E. Thompson.
Mitch Thome of The Dalles
was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Thompson over the week
end. Thome managed the Miss
Redmond contest for the cham
ber of commerce this spring.
Robert Lowell. Jack Charles
ton, Jack M. Caffery and Albert
Kuhn. Redmond r r A members.
will show stock at the state fair
this week. M. Caffery and Kuhn
took the stock to Salem Saturday.
Intermediate American Red
Cross swimming certificates were
issued to Randv Jones. Brian mc
Neal, Donna Banta, Alvin Shop
shire, Kay Parkinson and Nancy
Hartman last week.
Beginners swimming certifi
cates were awarded to Carol
Parkinson, Bernita Letson, Al
berta Casteel. Dale Flory, Charles
Warren, Linda Warren, Milton
Wood, Noman Davis, Carol Dud
ley and Joyce Wareing last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Susac of Cor
vallis were week-end guests of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Susac Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Gulck.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clarno
will entertain the Pinochle club
September 9. Dessert will be
served at 7:30 p.m.
P. L. E. & F. club held pot-
luck dinner Friday at the Town
send hall.
Mi, and Mrs. Art Jones and
children, Patricia and Ronald.
Spent Saturday afternoon visiting
Jones' father and mother in
Prineville. Sunday afternoon the
Jones were guests of Mrs. Jones
parents at Powell Butte.
Wesley C. Baker of the Com'
munlty Presbyterian church was
recently elected to the executive
board ol the Oregon Council of
Churches. He will represent the
synod of Oregon of the Presby
terian church on the council, lie
will take office September 8 In
Portland.
Donald Wolf, who has been em
ployed in Eugene during the sum
mer, has returned to Redmond to
complete his senior year at Red
mond union high school.
Mist- Barbara Scharbach of
Clarkston, Wash., will make her
home with Mrs Eula Kilgore dur
ing the school term. She is a
member of the grade school staff.
Grade teachers met at the
John Tuck school Friday at 10
a.m. for a three-part training
session.
English instructors at Redmond
union high school met Saturday
night at d p.m. at the home of
Rusty (Idris) Davies to make
plans for the English department
for the school term. Davies, as
head of the department, took
charge of the meeting.
Miss Margaret Holm, Junior
and senior English; Miss Eleanor
Leonnig, sophomore English;
Miss Virginia Berg, freshman
English; Mrs. Flora Thompson,
development English, and Mrs.
Maude Lee, librarian, attended.
DIDN'T 1.IKK IT!
Chicago, Sept. 7 "h Police
tried to figure out today why
IhlVA men iiil'iiit.tel Ihu Acf,,i-
theater's projection bouth and de-
...... n . . ..(....
Duujru iwu 1IIIIIM Ul lllt II IJJir-
feature the theater offered.
The men destroyed "Passion's
Payment" and "How to I'ndress
In Front of Your Husband,'.' but
didn't touch "Hitler's Strange
Love Life."
NEW! NEW! NEW!
KOROENS WON-N-NOERFVL COTTAGf CHEESE
FRUIT SALAD!
GOOVlGOODlGOOO!
LUSCIOUS FRUITS, MIX60 WITH
eoRPENS pmz-winning
coTTAee cheese!
Quick Quick quick,!
ALL READY TO DIP OUT OF THE CARTON
AND SERVE. A GLAMOR-SALAOf"
Tonight's salad is at your
food store now! Juicy bits
-t n.nn. neaches, cher-
VI -' p -
.to. nlneaDule fresh,
Borden's Cottage
Cheese -in this package
e0
ISorden's
CRtAMID
COTTAGE CHEESE
FRUIT SALAD
Davies also teaches senior Eng
lish. President Jay Shlveley opened
the regular Redmond Toast mast
ers' meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thurs
day, September 1, in the Redmond
hotel banquet room.
Ole Pearson served as toast
master, Nick Denton as topic
chairman, and Dr. Christiansen as
evaluator.
Speakers and their topics were:
Jay Shlveley, "What You Eat,
What You Are"; Lou Ebert.
"How Powerful Men Get Power
ful"; Harold Clapp, "World Gov
ernment"; and George Holton, "A
Baseball Character."
A galloping wolf makes the two
rear tracks of each group of four
footprints with its forefeet and
the two tracks In front are made
by the hind feet.
Lower Bridge
Ijawtr Bridge, Sept. 7 (Special)
- Mr, and Mrs. George Weeks
and sons visited last week at the
I'll day Holmes ranch. Mis.
Weeks will be remembered
as lXirolhy Holmes. They left
Thursday to make their home In
ms Angeles, having spent the
summer at Missoula, Mont. Mis.
A. S. Holmes accompanied the
Weeks and will visit relatives in
California.
Stewart Holmes spent Satur
day night with his friend, Leon
ard Monical.
Joyce and Joanne Pike entered
Redmond high school as fresh
men this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slnnaid of
Hctlmorul and Mr. and Mrs, Wal
ter Scott of Portland called at
the I'rlday Holmes ranch Sunday
afternoon.
Neighbors all met Saturday
morning at the schoolhouse to
clean and get It ready for the
opening of school. After the work
was completed everyone enoy
ed a hant dinner at the Holmes
rt'sldencu.
Mrs. A. S, Holmes and Mrs.
George Weeks were llend bus
Iness visitors Thursday.
Mix. 1.. K. 1'lke and daughters
visited Mrs. Marshall Clcvcngcr
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Marshall Clcveuger and
children visited Mrs. I'rlday
Holmes Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Huff and sons and
Robert Clrvenger of Redmond
visited nt the Vernon t'levenger
home Thursdav.
Navy Flier Dies
In Plane Crash
Seattle, Sept. 7 'II'' A navy
fighter pilot was Instantly killed
when his Gl'Uiiiinan Hellcat
plunged W.IMXl leel Into the
Sliiills of Juan de I' Uca yesterday
three miles north of Dungi'iii'ss,
Wash.
Thirteenth naval illHlrlcl head
(lUailcrs Identified the pilot as
I.I. Ml!) Kavinond I'M wind V'ellli,
Sim tl le.
1. 1, ('nulr. W. (. rialclpoc, wlnif
lomiiiiindc'i ol the llvepluii sec
tion (join the "I'll cm Hit ah'
gioiip tiahi'd at Saiul I'olnl lieie,
Haiti Willi I 1 1 1 1 Niuldi'iily i. IhiI
upward (ruin lui ni.'ii Inn iiml tin
mr.llillrly went Into a M'lll.
I'lalelior said the pilot pulled
the llirhlei out of I In- Mm M'lll
twice ticloic (I lishliii: lulu Hie
water.
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Eczema
Why scratch md
suffer hoptltisly?
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as so many others
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ins, mtJtcattU
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popular ointment
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Values like these
will get YOU
EXCITED TOO!
If bargains can make you half as excited as they do us our stores will
be more than burning when you come in to collect your savings this week.
Read this list of exciting values closely then get your share for sure!
Cream Style Golden Bantam. Buy as many cans as you wish no limit
Blend -
O'Sold . 46-ox.Can
A delightful blend of healthful Orange and Grapefruit Juice. Stock up!
Valley
Brand 5-Lb. Can
Del Monte Corn 2
, Cream Style Golden Bantam. Buy i
Blended Juice
A delightful blend of healthful Oran
Strained Honey
Serve on hot-cakes or hot biscuits the whe
Zee Waxed Paper
Buy several rolls for t
Pineapple
Canning Peach marmalac
Chinook Salmon
Packed in Astoria. That wonderful Chinool
Fancy-Pack Tuna
No. 303 Cans
29c
mit.
35c
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results jCS Trimdjr W ( 1 jL
DENTISTRY JT
Dr. H. E. Jackson pJi Crisp, fL
j At hU rn.lden.Ul office ! U O ft D f J 1 OuTisfliflfl ( H
I NOrAlUiINGI.KOBI.KM . UU U W 0Oo3K VJV
II 230 Lava Road : ., ft f f C Q
1 1 Phone 134 , M flAtd 6 tomTodyl
GET YOUR SHARE! PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. SEPT. ?0
69'
MKWflY coffee
TODAY'S MOST Fresh Whot.-b eon Ground when you buy It!
OUTSTANDING
MB. BAG 2-LB. BAG
Serve on hot-cakes or hot biscuits the whole family will sing your praise.
125-Foot Roll
19'
Buy several rolls for those school sandwiches. Keeps 'em extra fresh.
No. 2 Can 23'
CRUSHED uHrt"or
Valley Rose
Soup Mix
3 pm. 29
Canning Peach marmalade? You'll be interested in the savings on this item.
Psraco OOC
Brand No. Vi Can
Packed in Astoria. That wonderful Chinook Salmon you know you like.
Biltmore Sea- AOC
toned No. Vi Can
Delicately seasoned to give your taste buds a thrill. Buy several cans.
Noodle Soup Mix 3 29c
The kind Arthur Godfrey praises on the air. Just add water and boill
Pea or
Betty Crocker Veg.-Noodle J PS.
Take your pick of these two Betty Crocker favorites at this low price.
Cheerios, Kix Cereal; 2 . 25'
These two favorites are in extra demand now that fresh peaches are here.
Margarines Er u. 27e m u. 23e
Sweet, freSh Margarines. Priced to save you money. Use 'em in your cooking'.
Peanut Butter ri z-u. j.r 55c
Both Children and Grownups like this healthful, nourishing spread.
SyrUp Lumberjack Imitation maple 24-ox. Bottle
Make your hot-cakes exciting with this good, old-fashioned flavor.
Heinz Tomato I(etchup.:ri9e
une ot the famous Heinz 57 varieties. Just look at this exciting pricel
imli Crackers m. ..,,. 25e
Both of these favorites are crisp and fresh at Safeway.
Pirates' Gold M Pc
2-Lb. Pkg. td
Keep a box of these on hand for those after school snacks. -
OOc
10-Lb. Sack D7 25-Lb. Sack
Kitchen Craft Pillsbury Gold Medal or Sperry'i Drifted Snow.
whit. $01 5 . $Q49
MEAT SECTION EXCITING VALUES
Fresh GROUND BEEF
.Lean, Gristlc-frce, pure beef! Ground fresh daily. Uni- PR LB
form high' quality. Guaranteed to please. .
Rib Roast lb. 75c c6.!
Sirloin Tips b. 89ccc.'
T-Bone Steak Sf lb. 98c
Round Steak l' lb. 79cce.':t'
Breast of Veal for stew
Veal Leg or Rump Roast
Veal Shoulder Roast
Pure Pork Sausage
Coufttrv
Slylt
lb. 65c
lb. 79c
lb. 79c
lb. 75c
lb. 19c
lb. 59c
lb. 59c
lb. 55c
LIVER, Bee: lb. 45c
Fancy Sliced Bacon lb. 65c
Assorted Luncheon Meats lb. 45c
Wieners or Bologna lb. 45c
SALMON STEAKS lb. 69c
HALIBUT STEAKS lb. 49c
pTcm r Rock Cod Fillets lb. 29c
WmilNfcy M5M ID. Z3C
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Famous IIW.WJVAWS
9
Bread-now
DATED FRESH
White, Wheat
14c
MB.
LOAF
Every Day
tho end seals on Mrs,
you it's flrst-doy frosh
bread at a lower price,
Wright's show
-a high quality
1V2-LB.
LOAF
19.
SPRY
Shortening
All-Vegetable
3-Lb. Can. 89e
Ivory Soap
Regular .
Six Bars ,
VEL
For all kinds of washing!
15-Oi. Pkg. 30e
DELRICH
Margarine
E-Z Color Paid
Per Lb. 35e
Ritz
Graham Crackers
Keep a b
FLOUR
$005
Mm
Sugar S 25.Lb.s.k$2
Oregon's Own and Only. If you are canning, this special should excite you,
25-Lb. Sack JL 100-Lb.Sack O
THE SEASON'S FINEST PRODUCE'
Hurry! You Still Have Time to Can
WENATCHEE ELBERTAS
PEACHES 26lb.box1.49
Crisp-Fresh
Grapes
'Seedless, 225c
Tokoyi, 225c
JUICY PEARS!
Canning
Bartlottt
4B0l;b-1.98
BANANAS lb. 15c
CANTALOUPES Eb. 8c
CAULIFLOWER lb. 15c
GOLDEN CORN lb. 6c
GREEN CABBAGE.... lb. 4c
EGG PLANT lb. 10c
DANISH SQUASH.... lb. 4c
GREEN PEPPERS.'.... lb. 8c
New POTATOES
43c V .
No. r
IO-lbs.
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