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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 194?
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Oct. 27 Seclal)
Jerry Cronln of Powell Hutlp is a
patient In the Medical-Dental hos
pital. Phyllis McGregor, Vera Vus
sett, Helen Suhrc and Anltra
Sandwlck accompanied Phyllis'
father, Ronald McGregor, to
Sweet Home Friday after school
to attend the Sweet Home-Redmond
game.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holt and
children, Doris, Rlehaid, Law
rence and Gary, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Holt of Southwest Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallenberg were
also guests of the Walter Holts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bussoy were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Howe of Rend.
The group played pinochle and
Bessey and Mrs. Howe won high
honors.
.The Mioses Dolores Summers,
Hazel Robertson and Donna Pauls
The best
cooks in
town.. use
Crown,
were Saturday night and Sunday
guests of Miss Kloiso Allen. The
group visited in Rend Sunday aft
ernoon. Horace Hazen and Don Law lor
hunted pheasants In the Pendle
ton vicinity over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Hei bison
went to Heppner Monday morn
ing to spend a week hunting. Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Harper will stay
j at the Hei bison home to care for
llll' CIUUUT-U,
Mr. and Mrs. James C. O'Neill
and daughters, Pat and Sue, and
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs.. Clifford McCulloeh,
sH'nt the week end visiting Mrs.
O'Neill's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson.
The Davidsons recently moved to
Boise from Flint, Mich. T'ley
manage the Milner hotel in Boise.
Ben Davidson served as one of
the Judges at the Merrill potato
I festival Friday. Mrs. Davidson
accompanied him to Merrill.
Mrs. A. Shofstall spent several
days last week in Springfield.
Redmond G.A.A. membei j held
a formal initiation Monday night
In the high school gymnasium
with president Anitra Saniiwick
in charge of t'te ceremony.
An informal party was held im
mediately after the initiation.
Miss Ruby Stephenson sponsors
the girls' athletic association.
Ray Bessey and daughter, Joan,
went riding "in the Tumalo vicin
ity Sunday afternoon. The Bes
seys recently purchased two sad
dle horses.
Lois Wallenberg and her sis
ter, Linda, were Saturday night
guests at the Floyd Holt home.
Mrs. A. J. McMurry and daugh
ter, Helen, accompanied Mrs.
Judd Bourland to Bend Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Holt entertained at
a birthday party for her son. Law
rence's 6th anniversary. The
guest list included Lois Wallen
berg, Jerry Enlow and Linda Sue
Hayward.
Miss Emily Loennig accompan
ied her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin 1-eonnig of North Pow-!
der, Oiv to Eugene Friday to
attend the wedding of her brother.
Franklin, to Miss Marjorie 1 la Ul
ersou of Eugene. The wedding
took place in the Lutheran church
at S p.m. Miss Luenulg is assis
tant physical education instruc
tor at Redmond Union high
school.
I Delpha Charlesworth, Bob and
I Duayne Shofstall accompanied A.
Shofstall to Springfield Sunday
I to bring home Mrs. Shofstall,
who hail been visiting there.
Delpha Charlesworth, Bob and
Duayne Shofstall, and W. K.
Charlesworth accompanied A.
Shofstall to Sweet Home Friday
night to attend the Sweet Home
Redmond game. Bruce Rogers re
turned home wilh them.
Mr. and Mrs. Derivll Sharp and
! children, Sandra Lee and Dorroll j
Edward, were Bend visitors Sat
j unlay.
I LViroll Sharp and Robert Low-1
Jell spent the week end hunting
! on the Hostettler and Charleston
i ranches.
i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Browning
I were Sunday evening guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. lVr
roll Sharp. I
Mrs. Paul Simmons, who has
I been ill for some time Is staying
at the home oi tier parents, Mr.
and Mi's. F. Grammar.
Rusty Davies accompanied the
group of Westminster Fellowship
students to Nelscott Sunday to at
tend a Youth convention. The
group will return Tuesday night.
Mrs. Wesley Baker is substitut
ing for Davies in his class at high
school.
NORTH REDMOND
North Redmond, Oct. 27 (Spe
cial I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Blake and son, Darrell, helped Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Dexter dress out
their turkeys Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Jones and
daughter spent Sunday at the Vol
ney Grant home on Crooked river.
Mr. and Mrs. Kieth from Broth-
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cis culled at (he Pfaff home Mon
day. Mrs. l.ousla Huston (if The
Pallcs, who has heen hero tor sev
eral weeks visiting at the Karl
IVxter home, and with other
central Oregon friends, left Sun
dav for lioiue.
M Sgt- and Mrs. 11. K. Wiley
and son, Charley, left l'YIday
morning for Weudover, l!tali,
where Wiley Is stationed,
Mrs. Maldla Deboy and son and
Mrs. Fernet t Weaver were recent
visitors at the Fd Weaver home.
Mrs. Karl Dexter entertained
ladles of II.K.C. of Terrelioiuie
Krnngv Thursday afternoon. Klec
lion of officers was held. The
hostess served luncheon of pump
kin pie and coffee.
Visitors at the Edgar Duncan
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Maiston of I'linevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Vent Uintz left
Tuesday for Portland where Mr.
I.antz will attend a grunge con
ference and Mrs. Unit will vi.sll
a sisior-litlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Kdgur Dunenn had
for dinner guests Fiidav evening
Mr. and Mis. Ail Loudon of Ter
rebonne ami Mr. and Mis. Milton
Harper of Kediiiond.
Mr. and Mrs. Klnier Dowse who
spent the summer Hoiking al
Fast lake, hud supper at the Kd
Weaver home Tuesday. They are
going on a two weeks landing
trip in llrlllsh Columbia.
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul (iillflth and
.luanita I 'arks attended 1'ie din
ner held at the Christian church
Sunday.
The Christian chinch women
held a shower for Hie church
kitchen Friday interim, m al the
home of Mrs. Wendell 1 lerliisnn.
Mrs. then Jones called on Mis.
Fred MacDouald Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Waff of
Itosohurg Monday brought Mr.
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Waff's brother. A. W, I'fnft of
Kelull, Kan. A. W. I'fuff will visit
hero at Hie home of Ills hrolhcr.
Mr. ami Mis. Lloyd Jennings,
who have been living on Ihe Kd
(ircciilcc place, have bought a
home hi itedimmd and are mov
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley ac
companied Mr. and Mis. Kalph
Wiley lo Ihe home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Marshall Clevenger Sunday
lo help Clevenger butcher hogs.
Mrs. C. K. Ferguson called on
Mrs Frank Cm win Wednesday
afleinoon. They worked on arti
cles for tin1 Sunshine bimuir to
be held next Saturday.
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you out for it rumble in your Buick.
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call,' Tuke a Firvbull cruise through
the countryside, with your heart (row
ing lighter and the years slipping olT
your shoulders at each mile I
Just one reminder, though. Make sure
your liuiek is in top shape to keep step
with you. First bring it in to us and
let us clean summer's dust out of your
nir filter, flush out tired summer crunk
case oil with its grit nnd goo, check
your carburetor adjustment to sec (hut
you're getting the most powerful, most
economical mixture' with October's
cooler, heavier utmosphcrc.
We can do this quickly, economically,
with a sure touch. Our thorough Huick
(ruining and long Huick experience in
doing each job the faetory-designuted
way have eitrned us a reputution we're
the "Fountain of Youth" for liuicks.
To muke it cusy, we've printed a Full
Check List below. Just tear this out,
drive in this week und hand it to us
nnd when you head out for the open
road there'll be a huppy smile on your
face I
Tat"''''''
Fall Checkup light!, brakoi,
tiro wear, front-end alignment,
oil filter unit, battery, car heater.
Adjust Carburetor,
distributor.
Clean Air cloaner.
Fluih Crankcaio, cooling
lyitem.
Estimate Antifreeze
requirements. ;
ALSO Lubrlcare (bumper-to
, bumper lubrication and Inspection).
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709 Wall St.
Phone 193