THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950
THE'BENO BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Pleasant Ridge
Woman Hostess
pleasant Ridge, April 6 Mrs.
Horace McKee entertained at a
Stanley party Wednesday, March
29 Guests were Mrs. Sine Mik
kelsen, Mrs. Ted Povey, Mrs. C.
Wincgar and ,Vanda, Mrs. Sid
Conklin, Mrs. Alfred Pedersen.
Mrs. Loyd Peterson, Mrs. Oswald
Hanson, Mrs. Ole Hanson, Mrs.
Jack Wilcox and Wayne, Mrs. F.
H Cottrell, Mrs. James Jewel,
and Mrs. Glen Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Master
eon were visitors at the H. F.
Cornell home Wednesday eve-
"'llfr. and Mrs. Judd Bourland
were visitors of the Mikkelsens
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Reed, Mitch
cM. were callers at the Fred Po
v'ev home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Nored and
Connie and Iona of Albany, ar
rived at the Mikkelsen home Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.' Shorty Wilcox of
Redmond were dinner guests ol
the Mikkelsens.
Wednesday evening the Oswald
Hanson family were visitors at
the Keith Ferguson home at Red
mond. The Hansons were visitors
at the Archie Masterson home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Masterson
made a trip to The Dalles Sun
day. Recent visitors at the Archie
Powell home were Mr. and Mrs.
Oswald Hanson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Broady of Redmond, Mrs.
Ernest Bennett, bisters, and Mrs.
J. Jewel. The Powells are leav
ing Tuesday for the valley and
will he in Salem and Eugene.
Mrs. Tressa Kessenbeck, Bend,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper
went to Prineville Sunday and
were dinner guests of the Roscoe
Hoppers.
The Carroll Lawrences were
given a house warming by friends
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mollman and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hershey and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Weigand and son, all
of Terrebonne; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Campbell and daughters, Camp
Sherman; Mr. and Mrs. Emmit
Campbell, Sisters, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Isaacson, Redmond. They
played canasta. The group
brought refreshments and pre
sented the Lawrences with a gift.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
0. Hanson and David were visit
ors at the F. H. Cottrells.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller and
daughter, Kem, Redmond, were
dinner guests at the F. H. Cot
trell home Sunday.
New directors of the Pleasant
Ridge hall board were elected at
the meeting Saturday evening.
They are Fred Heslop," George
Hosteller; flowers, Ray Knowles
and R. Blckfnrri AWr-aA A.1 1 1,1,1
- ...mvu ...innc
sen is secretary. The pies sold
were for the benefit of the 4-H
clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. PlntiafH na.,it
and son, Terry, of Springfield, ar
rived Friday at the 1-aul Gar-"
boden home to spend the week
enu. jvirs. uartwaen Is a sister of
Davis. .
Mr. and Mm SM rVnbiin ,,,o
to Salem Friday, returning Sat-
uiuay. ineir ciaugmer, Margaret,
returned home with them for
spring vacation from Willamette
university, where aim 1r n atn.
dent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Povey went
to Portland a week ago Sunday
to visit relatives. They returned
home Tuesday.
Thursday, Mrs. Horace McKee
and Linda, Mrs. Oswald Hanson
and Arlene, and Mrs. F. H. Cot
trell and Keith, were shopping In
Bend.
Bob Hagerty went to Reeds
port, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L.
W. Hagerty and Myrna left Fri
day for Reedsport, where they
attended the wedding of their son,
Bob Hagerty, and Miss Colleen
Abbott of Gardiner, Sunday, April
Death Cycle
Afflicts Family
Tacoma., Wash. Ul'i Members
of the Braget clan, settled
throughout Olympia, Tacoma and
Seattle, will be helding their
breaths Jan. 27, 1963.
Every 13 years one member of
their clan is overtaken by death.
The first recorded periodic
death was that of Maurice Braget,
21, who was killed in an accident
Jan. 27, 1924.
Thirteen years . later, on Jan.
27, 1937, Ole O. Braget, 83, fath
er of Maurice, dropped deari.
After another 13 years, on Jan.
27, 1950, Maurice's mother, Ma-
thea Braget, 88, died of yellow
jaundice.
Brooks-Scanlon
Events Reported
Brooks-Scanlon Camp,' April 6
(Special) Mr. and Mi-s. Elmer
Whipple, of Bend, were visitors
Sunday at the Harold Keeps
home. , '
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hoover ana
family and Mrs. Charles Carroll
and son, of Sisters, visited in Coos
Bay and Myrtle Point Saturday
and Sunday.
C. M. Samples and family of
Tumalo visited at the Berthold
Coverhlll home Sunday.
Cecil Kribs of Bend Is spending
a few days with his cousins, Car
rinne and Alan Mellott.
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Voos and
daughter, Kathy, from Woodburn
spent the week end with Harold
Voos Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Pangborn
and son, Dick, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Cole and Patsy were Sunday
visitors at Harold-Voos Jr. home
Sunday.
The Forestry I 4-H club will
hold their regular meeting Thurs
day, April 13, at the home of
Don ReinecKer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ackley and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Or
phy Reese and children went to
Warm Springs Sunday. -
Christina Larson visited Friday
through Sunday in Bend at the
home of Casey Perry. '. .
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EASTER COFFEE RING
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H cup lufctwerm W " brown iugif,
water firmly packed
3 tabiMBoni aumr W teaaooon
2 UblMnoortl , elrmamon
, malted shortening n leedleai
1 sgg raialni
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Sprinkle yetit from envelope in pickasc of Vnix
into lukewarm water; stir umil dmohtd. Add
suKar, melted shurteniiw: epn: beat well. AUd
cuntenti of large packane; Mir until smooth.
rvase lop of dough, to it. and let rue in warm
Plate until double in Hulk. Cut doujth
lime with knile. turn onto floured hoard, knead
bout o strokes, roll into ohlong about i a by 7
inches. Spread with softened butter, Pf '''k1,
brown sugar, cinnamon and raisins. Moll length
wise, place on greased baking sheet, torn ends to
form ring. Cut ring with scissors in 2-inch slices
almost to center, turning each ilue it l'
partly on it side. Hrush with melted shortening,
let rise again until double in bulk. Make in mod
crate oven ( ?)" f.) jo to a minutes until brown.
Spread with confectioner wu moistened with
t itblcspjun hot milk.
Servo with Hills Bro$. Coffee
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Tomato Juice . -
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Whole Kernel Corn, can 11c
Dundee No. 2'2
Tomatoes ........ can 18c
Hudson House Picnic
Peas and Carrots., can 10c
Dundee-r-No. 1 tall
Tomatoes can 14c
Garden -
Tomato Hot Sauce . . can 6c
Dundee No. 2
Lima Beans . can 14c
Hunt's 300 size
New Potatoes..... can 10c
Mission 303 size '
Peas can 11c
FAB 24 oz.
Clam Nectar jar 10c
Hunt's No. VA
Hominy can 16c
Hunt's No. 2
Loganberries can 24c
Hudson Houst. No. 2
Crushed Pineapple, can 29c
Hudson House No, 2'2
Whole Apricots can 24c
Hudson House No. Vt '
Whole Apricots 23c
Hunt's Baspberry 1 lb.
Preserves jar 24c
Dude Ranch No. 2(4
Apple Butter . jar 26c
Patty Dae 12 oz. Jar
Sweet Pickles jar 29c
Easter Egg Dye . . 2 for 29c
Large 1050 Pack
Coffee ib 71
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Flour 25 b 1.98
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DIXIE BRAND FROZEN
FRYERS lb. 69c
PEACHES can 19c
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Fruit Cocktail can 29c
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SS Snowdrift 3 77
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SUGAR 5 47c
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FRYERS ROAST
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SAUSAGE
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Famous
Battery Raised
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LARD
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Wax Paper 21c
135 Ft. Roll
NAPKINS pi. 12c
80 Count
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MILLER'S LlKlit Clear
Honey. 51b. pail 89c
Easter J lb. box 1.30
Chocolates .. 2 Ib. box 2.49
Shelled Walnuts pk. 35c
COUNTRY STYLE PICKLES jar 29c
HUNT'S No. V.'t
BUMBLE BEE TUNA, V2's can 35c
FRESH CUCUMBER CHIPS jar 13c
12 oz. Jar Hunt Bread and Butter I'lrklc
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Franco-American SPAGHETTI 2 cans 29c
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Large Size
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Giant Slw?
53c
TOILET SOAP
3 Bars 21c
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SIERRA PINE 3 bars 23c
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18 Bairs, fUg,
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SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS. . . 2 lbs. 49c
DURA PLASTIC STARCH ......... pintl7c
EASTER ULLIES ...... each 2.98
5 to 7 buds bloom on each plant. Make your selection early!
King Alfred DAFFODILS 2 doz. 45c
GREEN ONIONS . . . 4 bunches 10c
BEETS 5 lbs. 10c
BROCCOLI bunch 25c
PARSNIPS ............. 4 lbs. 29c
ROME BEAUTY APPLES box 1.89
FANCY ASPARAGUS . . 2 lbs. 35c
Small Size Asjiarujrtis 2 lbs. 23c
Calavos each 15c Tomatoes lb. 19c
Utah Celery ......... Ib. 8c Yams ... Ib. 15c' 2 lbs. 25c
FRESH PINEAPPLES each 39c
D'ANJOU PEARS 2 lbs. 25c
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