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( PAGE TWELVE THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1949 News of Tumalo Community Tiimalo. Dec. 22 (Spoclnll mm, Mablr Bowl us of Bond brought a number ol pupils 1mm hrr school ol dancing to Tumalo Friday evening where they put on a program or the grange. A large crowd was present for the 8 o'clock performance, lianccs and performers were as follows: Waltz clog, by Lorl Ranger, Ann Westfall, Nancy penman, Doris McDonald, Jean Bookman and Claire Bucknum; boogie dance, by Betty Anllket; soft shoe rhythm, by Sally Stearns, Sally Summers, and Patty Rogerson; sailors' hornpipe, by Sandra Rollins; cane dance, by Dlanne Hill and Jan Bowlus; Irish Jig by the first named group; stair acrobatics by Judy and Jackie Bowlus; toe tap dance by Mary King, and hoe dance, by Sally Stearns, Sally Summers and Patty Rogerson. Following the dancing perform, nnce, the regular session of Tum alo grangn No. C31 was held with the new officers, headed by It. R. Pattlnson, master, filling their of fices for the first time. After the business session of the grange the remainder of- the lecturer's program, which consist ed of a showing of moving pic tures of Gcneran Chennault's Fly ing Tigers In China, was given by Lawrence Hawkins, chief of the U. S. navy recruiting service. Clam chowder was served follow ing the meeting by the grange bachelors, namely Garnet McCart ney, Walt Lowe, Harry Gossler, C. R. Chevinius and J. L. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hanneman of Madras were visitors here last Thursday morning. The Hanne mans recently bought 160 acres of land three miles east of Mad ras and plan to build a house there soon. At present they are living In a basement house on the place. Lester McDaniels retu r n e d home Wednesday of last week from the St. Charles hospital fol lowing a stay of several days there, caused by a sudden heart attack. Slippery pavement last Wed nesday morning caused several accidents between Tumalo and Bend, among them being cars belonging to Mrs. John Wright of Glen Vista and to Mrs. Bob Hanneman of Tumalo. Mrs. Wright was seriously Injured when her car hit a tree when It went out of control on an icy spot and Mrs. Hanneman's pick up failed to make the turn on the Tumalo grade and went on over the side for a distance of about 15 or 18 feet. Buddy, Mrs. Hanne man's son, who was along, was able to get the car door open wide enough to get out and through his assistance, his moth er was extricated. Buddy suf fered a broken collar bone and shoulder blade and Mrs. Hanne man received multiple bruises but not broken bones. Tillicum Study club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Shepard Tues day of last week with Mrs. Harry Windom the assistant hostess. Twenty-one women were present for the. noon luncheon, including a visitor, Mrs. J. P. Crawford of Bend. Mrs. W. D. Collins dnd Mrs. Gene Davis read a Chritmas story and several Christmas poems respectively, following which Chritmas carols were sung by the group and a gift exchange was held. New Year's eve club members and their husbands will attend a watch party at the E. W. Putnam home. Juniper Garden club met Wed nesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Fay Beach In Bend for the purpose of making Christmas wreaths and other Christmas decorations of ever greens. . Sixteen women attend ed and, following the afternoon of work, refreshments were serv ed by the hostess. The group then joined in singing Christmas How to Entertain Unexpected Guest Hubby's unexpected dinner guests liked beer . . . but she was well prepared beforehand with the new one-way tall bottles of Lucky Lager. This new tall bottle does look attractive . . . and so convenient to buy and use. No deposit, no return. Comes packed 12 bottles to a handy car ton. Usually costs less than an ordinary stubbie. Try tall Lucky Lager today buy a handy car ton at your favorite store. You'll be wise to serve and enjoy that famous Lucky "million dollar fla- vor" in tne new tall table bottle. Interstate Brewery Co., Vancou ver, Wash. Adv. The flaming brilliance of polnsetflas carry the spirit of Christmas with them! FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Free City Delivery We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS PICKETT FLOWER SHOP GARDEN 628 Qulmby Phone 830 MING CAlSW-liTIHCJI i carols, Tom Sandwick arrived home Friday night from Whit worth college in Spokane. Tom accom panied four other students who were driving home to Los Ange les for the Christmas holiday vacation, and the four were over night guests at the Sandwick home. Word was received Saturday morning by Fred Shepard of the death of his nephew, Willis Hath away, at Long Beach, Calif. His death followed a long Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hartford left Sunday morning for Salem, Mo., where'they will spend Christ mas and New Years with Mrs. Hartford's parents. The Hart- fords are making the trip by car. Fayet Scoggln left Friday eve ning bv bus for Glenilale. Calif., where he will attend the wedding of one of his friends In the navy. He plana to return home by the middle of this week. Mr. ond Mrs. Norval Grubb of Portland are arriving Saturday of this week at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Grubb, for Christmas. Mrs. W. L. Wilson and daugh ter, Margie, were recent week-end guests in Eugene where they went to attend the golden wed ding celebration of Mrs. Wilson's parents. Due to poor neaitn. however. Mrs. Wilson's mother was unable to attend the planned ct-lebration and a substitute gath ering was arranged at her homo. by close relatives. Mrs. T. G. Becker accompan ied her brother, Ray Gerking, to Athena Friday where they went to see a brother who has been ill for some time. Clay Shepard arrived home Sat urday night for the holidays from McMinnville. He attends school there. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunnel mov ed to Bend Saturday from Ked- mond. where they had lived since their marriage in August. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zeigler and daughter, Cleta. and Murray Dob bins, are leaving Wednesday bins, left Wednesday morning for San Diego. They will spend Christmas with Zeigler's son. Cyril, who is in the navy and is stationed there. The Zeiglers are driving to California and plan to return home shortly after the first of the year. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen and two daughters are moving from Denver, Colo., to San Francisco after the first of the year where Dr. Hansen, wno is in the medi cal corps, will be located at the Letterman's hospital. Mrs. Han sen will be remembered here as the former Ruth Baker of Tum alo. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scott of Bend were Sunday afternoon callers at the Fred Shepard and the C. I. Dunlap homes. This was Scott's first trip out since he was in jured in an accident last July. Joe Henry has been ill the past week. HOW ABOUT 1930? Flint, Mich. Pi Sept. 27th is a red letter day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald btevens. Their three children, all girls. were all born on that date. Donna Marie was born in 1947. A year later Sharon June arrived. Last Sept 27, Marie Lou was born. The Stevens are wondering about 1950. t to be top -flight Yes, right from the "take-off'-from the moment you take the cap off the bottle-you're SURE of top-flight ta te SURE every dtop of Seagram's 7 Crown will be. ..right on the beam! fcsfraia'i 7 Crown, Blended Whltksy. 86.8 MortirairoK, IVe. IS Fred U Carter et ux, to V'nited Stati-s National bank, part NK NE 321712. Charles F. Peters et ux, to United States National bank, lot 7, blk. 9. Redmond. A. J. Halter et ol. to Clan nee L. Haldorson et at. SWNE. NW SE. SW N'sSWSE Ui NENW 23. W'sNE, NW',, NESW, NW SE 121711. Arthur F. Pack et ux. to N. A. Peterson et ux. parcel of land in SWVtSWVi 32-17-12. Sallie A. Ewing to N. A. Peter son et ux. lot 4. blk. 19. Park. George F. Freeman et ux, to Deschutes Federal Savings and Loan, lots 4-5. blk. 2, Keystone Terrace; lots 7-9, blk. 9, Center. Milton J. Milliard et ux. to Des chutes Federal Savings and l-oan. lots 1516. blk. .28, NWTS 2nd add. Earl Zeck et ux, to First Na tional bank, N 70' lot 1, blk. 25, Bend. Mortgagex, Dec. 14 Victor H. Clark et ux, to United States National bank, SHNW NWSW 9-15-13. Wesley W. Brown et ux. to H. H. DeArmond, lots 1-2, blk. S, Terminal. Mortgage Releases, Dec. 14 Robert Pedersen to Selma En ger et ux, lot 4, blk. 2, part blk. I, Terminal. United States National bank to H. R. Ballard et ux. lot 4. blk. 13, Center. Mortgages, Dec. 15 Marion C. amiin et ux. to Wal ter L. Daror. et ux. W 67V of 8, blk. C, Redn.ond T. S. 1st add. Bessie and Birdie Howard to United States National Bank, lot 12. blk. IS, Deschutes. No. 16-14 Synopsis of Annual Statement for the ysar ended December 31, IMS, of the Title and Trust Company of Port, land. In the State of Oregon, made to 'the Insurance Commissioner of the Stat of Oregon, cuiuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. 1933.378.63. Total Interest dividends and real satate Income. S56 353 50. Income from other sources, 33u3, 071.43. Total income. Jl.Bl.soeM. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid fcr losses, $3,723.3. Loss adjustment expenses. None. Underwriting expenses. None. Dividends paid to stockholders ( Cash. HJ1.000.00: stock. None). 1121.000 00. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. All other expenditure. 3911.109 33. Total disbursements. tl.03s.S31.74. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned ( market ralue), UX&AM. Loans on mortgage and collateral, etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortized). 1639 .253.74. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). 110.000.00. Cash In banks and on band, 11.207, T71.02. Premiums tn course of collection written since September 30, 1348, lilt,. 609.83. Interest and rents due and accrued, fl .228.10. Other assets (net). 1494.969 68. Total admitted assets. S2.604.SOO.23. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. None. Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims. None. Total unearned premiums, 1203, 422-37, AU other liabilities. 81.011.735.8S. Total liabilities, except capital. 11, 315.138.48. Capital paid up. t5O0.0OO.00. Special surplus funds: None. Un assigned funds (surplus). $889, 4177. Surplus as regards policyholders, B.389.641.77. Total. J2.6O4.8O0 -23. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received. 3932,378.63. Net losses paid, 13.722.23. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. Principal office tn Oregon. 323 8. w. Fourth Ave, Portland, Oregon. Proof. 6554 Grain Neutral Spirits. Sssgrsm Department Pays Veterans' Taxes A total of S12,JWio3 was paid this year by the Oreuon depart, ment ot veterans affairs for prop erty taxes on farms and homes of world war II veterans In IV chutes county, it was reported today by William K. Caaivii stiwm, director. The total paid In this manner over the state by the department amounted to $214,171.17, he said. This represented an increase of 118 er cent over taxes paid by the i department a year oro, amounting to S97.973. Property included is that on which the veterans' agency holds mortgages as result of loans to world war II veteruns for the acquisition of farms and homes. The department collects taxes monthly from its C.t property holders and in turn ys the tax to the counties. By paying the tax in advance of the Nov. 15 deadline, the de partment effected a 3 per cent discount amounting to a saving of about StiliOO for the property holders Involved, Caarenstroom said. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Mortgage Releases, Dee. 1.1 United States National bank to David Stills et ux. First National bank to Wesley W. Brown, N' lots 1-2. blk. 5. Terminal. United States National bank to Bessie Howard et al, lot 3, blk. 18, Deschutes. No. Sf-57 Svnopsls of annual statement for the year ended December 31, 1948, ot the Zurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Company. Ltd.. of Zurich, In the Republic of Switzerland, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. 338.833.349.99. Total Interest, dlvtdends and real estate Income. 11.181,163.31). Income from other sources. $009. 611 89. Total Income. 338.623.027.37. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses. 316.643,- 316.21. Loss adjustment expenses, S3, 137,- 828 48 Underwriting expense. 111.34033.31. Dividends paid to stockholders, bone. Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders, none. All outer expenditures. 81.633.838.41. Total disbursements. 332.934.024.31. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). 3615.00000. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. none. Value of bonds owned (amortised), 333.721.620 63. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). 315.136 412 35. Cash In banks and on hand, 87.298. T505 Premiums In course of collection written since September 30, 1948, S3.- 423.56023. . Interest and rents du and accrued, tl46.34S.37. Other assets (net). 11.411.559.79. Total admitted assets, (61.752J76.43. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. S27.loS.131 00. Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims. $310,500.00. Total unearned premiums, 813.861. 170.79. All other liabilities. S2.SS8.319.3S. Total liabilities, except csoltaL 343,. 149.321.13. Capital paid up. t600.000.00. Special surplus funds: IncL genX Cont. Reserve. 36.OC0.000 CO. Unasslgned funds (surplus), 312.002. 955.27, Surplus as regards policyholders, 118.602.955.27. Total. 361.732 i78.42. BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR THE YEAR Net premiums received. 1169.960.37, Net losses paid. 336.850.60. Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders, none. - Dlstlllirs Corp., Chrysler BulMlrtf, New York T Xmas Candy 1 1 Fruit Fills Madison Mix Xntan Mix i:, I 2 lbs. 45c I n CHASE If 21 Chocolate Covered IV . CHERRIES II LUXURY Fresh, Delicious. Tasty PARKER HOUSE or BUTTERFLAKE ROLLS. . pkg. 20c OCEAN SPRAY Strained or Whole No. 300 tins CRANBERRY SAUCE .: NABISCO For Your Turkey Dressing SHREDDED WHEAT N.B.C. ENGLISH STYLE COOKIES 1 lb. pkg. N.B.C. RITZ CRACKERS 1 lb. pkg. HEINZ FIG OR PLUM PUDDING tin Otter CRAB MEAT J tin Otter Brand OYSTERS 4 V3 ox. tin Otter Brand SHRIMP .a 1 5 oz. tin Yamhill GRATED TUNA FISH J tin Land of Lakes CAVIAR 2 or. tin Bon ANCHOVIES 2 oz. tin Raven MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE 3 lb. loaf Saiizme COCKTAIL SAUCE 12 oz. bottle Standby CATSUP '. 14 oz. bottle ti5t, IVDUI Chevy Chase 16 oz. rarton Tom and Jerry Batter 65c Canada Dry Sparkling Water qt. 20c Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Hi Spot, etc - .qt. 20c 24 Bottle Case Blitz, Weinhard Beer 2.98 Columbia 16 at. Muscat Grape Wine 67c Roma Estate 45 qt. Champagne 3.05 Coca-Cola 6 bottles 25c Planter's 8 or. tin Cocktail Peanuts 33c Ml.. Whitney "Cadet" tin Pitted Ripe Olives 25c Patty Dae 8 oz. bottle Cocktail Cherries 33c 1 II mm - - V -av a M l tery r Mound's air ket For Prime Meats .... Quality Poultry Flnent No. 1 Finest No. TURKEYS Vi or whole HENS ... lb. 59c TOMS ... lb. 49c Ui DURKEE'S GRADE AA VJUI IIICT I Mo otssW . A I ROASTING HENS lb. 49c ' Local Fresih Colored FRESH OYSTERS . . pt. 59c For Stuffing ' HAMS........... lb. 59c Morroll's, Swift's, Delmonte LEG OF LAMB .... lb. 59 c Gray's Mincemeat 2 lbs. 35c m m a v. lYffHOUR Standby TOMATO JUICE 46 ei. fin 25c Dundee CREAM CORN 303 tin 10c MEXICORN 12 ot. tin 17c Hudson House Peas and Carrots No. 2 tin 17c Hudson House SPINACH No. 2 tin 19c Hudson House SWEET POTATOES ..... No. 2 tin 23c Standby PUMPKIN Fancy No. 2 J tin 7c H and D SLICED PEACHES No. 2 tin 23c Hudson House CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 2 tin 2Sc Garden GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 tin 18c STANDBY MINCEMEAT a.s 25 c 2 for 25c 57c 30c 49c 65c 43c 45c 29c 23c 17c 1.69 10c 15c HELPHREY DAIRY EGG NOG NON-ALCOHOLIC Quart 65c Large Navel ORANGES Dozen 49c BANANAS ... 2 lbs. 25c Dn A Til UIITC IL tHT' DIWAeCIK. HUI J . . ID. .3 YAMS & SWEET SPUDS 2 lbs. 23c FANCY EASTKKN . CRANBERRIES ..lb. 23c NETTED GEMS U.S. No. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs. 45c; IIAM.OWI PITTED DATES ..lb. 19c FLORIDA , TANGERINES doz. 29c X IS 15c ONE POUND TINS CHRISTMAS WRAPPED TOBACCOS A SWELL GIFT FOR DAD VELVET 79e PRINCE ALBERT .... 79c GRANGER 79c SIR WALTER RALEIGH 89c EDGEWORTH 1.1? GEO. WASHINGTON 69c BOND STREET 1.09 REVELATION 1.49
