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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1949
PAGE SIXTEEN
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Sisters and Vicinity
Sinters, Rec. 15 (Special) --Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs.
Hardy Allen accompanied Mr. nnd
Mm. George Wakefield and fam
ily to The Dalles last Sunday,
where they attended the gold?n
wedding of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Davidson. Davidson Is a brother
of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Cora Meek nnd Marvin
nnd Mnbel Meek of Plainview
were dinner guests Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Noel.
The Sisters high school boys'
basketball team and girls' volley
ball team played th Redmond
teams last Wednesday night at
the Sisters gym. The Sisters boys
won the basketball game by a
score of 34 to 32 and the girls
lost the volleyball game by a
score of 43 to 23.
Mrs. Jess Line returned home
last week after spending a week
In the Willamette valley visiting
friends and relatives.
Elmer Dodd of Sioux City,' la.,
arrived Thursday to visit at the
home of his son and daughter-ip-law
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dodd.
Mrs. Clydj Bush entertained
with a birthday party in honor of
her nephew, jimmy's, 8th birth
day anniversary last Wednesday
afternoon at her home. The chil
dren enjoyed games and after the
opening of the gifts r?freshments.
which included a birthday cake.
were served by the hostess. Those
present were: Tommy and Jerry
Meyers, Joe and Biily Bembry,
Sammy and Robert Dean Hewitt
Colen Reinecker, Douglas Hocket.
Denny and Sharon Day and
Cheryl and Timmy Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Benson and
son, Gary, left Monday for Port
land to spend a few days.
Dee Lowe and Lorretta Wilde
were married in Bend last Satur
day night at the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Mrs. Pete Leithaiwer and Mrs.
Richard McKenzie entertained
with a pinochle party, which was
held in Leithauser's new store
building Saturday evening. High
prizes iwere won by Mrs. Bob
Dodd and Cliff . Ullman and low
prizes were won by Virginia
Campbell and Norman - Minks.
The traveling prize was won by
Dolly Wyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Helgeth and
infant daughter, Sheila Faye. of
Cascadia and Mrs. A. E. Sherwood
of Sweet Home spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the A. E.
Sherwood farm.
Mrs. Perit Huntington accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Buster Mc
Kenzie of Prineville to Portland
where she spent the week end
visiting her grandson, Cecil Kim
McKenzie, who is a patient in the
Good Samaritan hospital, and at
the home of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Perit
Huntington Jr, who live in Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kribs and
son, Billy, of Bend, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hagen and son, Rob
ert, were dinner guests Sunday
at the Guy McLaughlin home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers
and sons spent Friday in Madras
where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Blaine Gammon, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Hanson and Mrs.
Walter Hanson and Mrs. Walter
Perry returned Friday from Spo
kane, where they had been called
earlier in the week because of
the death of Mrs. Gammon's sis
ter, Mrs. George LaPray, who
was killed in an automobile acci
dent. Mrs. LaPray's funeral was
held last Friday morning.
The Sisters chamber of com
merce has annnounced that It is
sponsoring a Christmas decora
tion contest beginning now and
continuing until Christmas eve.
The prizes will be as follows: For
the best business house decora
tion, $7.50. The first prlz? for the
best decorated home will be $7.50;
the second prize, .$5. the third
prize $3 and the fourth prize $2.
All decorations must be visible
from the street and be on display
from December 21 to December
25. All homes in Sisters, Brooks
Camp and surrounding area are
eligible. The judges for the con
test will b? from outside of Sis
ters and all decorations will be
considered. The judging will be
done between 7 p.m. and 10
p.m. December 21 and winners
will be announced at the Christ
mas program at the gym on De
cember 22.
The -4-H Cooking II and III
"Careful Cooks" club held their
regular meeting on Saturday,
December 3, at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Lewis Luckenbell.
Sondra Reese presided at the bus
iness meeting with all members
present. After the business meet
ing the Cooking II girls prepar
ed Christmas salad and the Cook
ing III girls baked hot rolls.
The girls exchanged Christmos
gifts and, after they had opened
opened them, enjoyed relresn
ments of the salad and hot rolls
which they had prepared. The
Cooking ni girls took home sam
ples of their hot rolls.
Mrs. Clifford Ullman and chil
dren drove to Portland Thursday
and returned Saturday. They vis
ited the children's grandmother
and aunt, Mr.s E. T. Ullman and
Mary, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of
Sweet Home spent the week end
at the home of Smith's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McLaughlin.
Mrs. Mabel Milius attended a
baby shower and party for Mrs. j
Ralph Crawford and Infant daugh
ter, Terry, of Bend, last Saturday
night. .
Ernest McKenzie of Prineville
visited at the home of his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard McKenzie and family,
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hewitt last
Tuesday evening were: Mr. and
Mrs. Oren Erickson and daughter,
Gail, and Mrs. Marion Lytle.
. A pink and blue shower was
given in honor of Mrs. Stanley
Mehr, by Mrs. Jennie Carroll at
the home of the guest of honor's
mother, Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, last
Thursday afternoon. Storks con
priced the decorations and favors.
Games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Bud Winkle,
Mrs. Alice Campbell; Mrs. Jerry
Harrington and Ms. Numa Mc
Coin. After the opening of the
gifts, refreshments were served.
Present for the shower were:
Mrs. Evan Lowe, Mrs. Don Tru
sheim, Mrs. Bud Winkle, Mrs.
Lane Fillmore, Mrs. Brownie
Moss, Mrs. Alice Campbell, Mrs.
Pearl Casey, Mrs. Stella Vau
thiers, Mrs. Don Wyatt, Mrs.
Carl Campbell, Mrs. Jennie Car
roll, Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Mrs.
Jewell Marco of Portland, Mrs.
John Warner of Prineville, Mrs.
Numba McCoin of Redmond,
Mrs. Jerry Harrington and Mrs.
Luke Harrington of Culver, Mrs.
Evan Sturza of Bend, Mrs. Scott
Wilkinson and the guest of honor.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable to attend were: Mrs.
George Wakefield, Mrs. Maurice
Hitchcock, Mrs. Clyde Bush, Mrs.
Isabella Sorensen, Mrs. Jerry
Benson, Mrs. Pick Day and Mrs.
Joann Brown and Mrs. Lillian
Pudding. Mrs. Mehr will be re
membered as ths former B:tty
June Wilkinson.
A large crowd attended the ren
uliir meeting' of the Sisters
IYT.A. Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Ole Larson, vk 'president, presid
ed at the meeting in the absence
of Mrs. Riehnrd McKenzie. Dur
ing the business meeting It was
announced that the school Christ
mas program would be given
Thursday evening, IVcemlior 22.
at J o'clock tit the gym. At this
time there will also bo a commu
nity Christmas tree anil treats for
the children. The organizations
contributing money for the candy
for treats were: The Sisters
chamber of commerce, the V.F.W..
the Olid- Fellows lodre. the Re
bekah lodge, and the P.T A. The
room count prize was won by Mi .;.
Homer Matron's first grade. Af
ter the business meeting a pro
gram was pres-nted. The group
si?n several Christmas carols.
MiS3 Ivy Grover. first assistant
and reference librarian of the
Peschutes county library, gave p
humorous- rending in Scandinav
ian dialect, followed bv a short
talk on the administration of the
library. Rev. D. L. Panhollow of
Redmond pave a talk on the "Spi
ritual Guidance of YoutV Mrs.
Clifford I'llman announced that
the next P.T.A. meetinc vould be
Jan. 4, with Mrs. Velma Bucking
ham, county school superinten
dent, as guest speaker.
WORLD RESCUE SQUADS FOR U. S. AIR FORCE Wiesbaden. Germany. Ii the headquarter,
of a new airborne rescue unit being organtied by the U. S. Air Force to sweep one-eighth of the
world's air-lanes in searches for missing planes. Four flights of B-17 Flying Fortresses carrying
aerial lifeboats will operate from Lugeni In the Azores; Tripoli; Dhnron. Saudi Arabia, and Wies
baden. The map above indicates general areas to be covered from each outpost. In addition to
B-17s each rescue team wiU include one C-82 "flying boxcar" and o helicopter which it can carry.
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1 lb. Pkg.
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Pineapple Juice
46 os. Tin
39c
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Cheddar Cheese
3 Lb. Loaf
$1.69
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CREAM OF WHEAT - pkg. 30c
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BORENE SOAP 55c
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NEW CROP NAVELS
ISO size -
1 doi. mesh bag 69c
case 2.49 case 4.89
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LARGE SOLID HEADS LETTUCE lb. 9c
BULK CARROTS 4 lbs 15c
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FRESH CRABS lb. 27c
TURKEYS
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PICNIC HAMS
Morrell's Tender
Lb. 39c
PORK LIVER
Young and tender
Lb. 33c
HENS
Young colored
Lb. 49c
Sliced Bacon
Ends and pieces
Lb. 29c
Bird's Eye
FROZEN FOODS
12 oz. Pkg.
Strawberries ........ 39c
'12 oz. Cut
Asparagus 45c
10 oz. Cut
Green Beans ....... 27c
15 oz.
Brussell Sprouts 38c
12 oz.
Peas 27c
12 oz.
Peas & Carrots .' . 27c
16 oz.
Haddock 55c
16 oz.
Perch 49c
Heart Ml. 16 oz.
Horse Meat 21 e
Snowcap
Orange Juice.. 3 for 73c
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