4a The Bend Bulletin, Thursday. May 19. 1955
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CHOCOLATE ANGEL MOUSSE I wonderful easy-do dessert
.' It's made with wmisweet chocolate and Kore-bouht angel cake.
: Shower That Bride-to-Be
: With Gifts, Tested Recipes
Recipes tor the bride-to-be, what
- could 'be more "important? So why
2 r.it give a recipe shower. Each
friend brings a kitchen gift with
" her favorite and thoroughly tested
. recipe tied to it with a ribbon.
Chocolate Angel' Mousse is a
. 'wonderful easyndo dessert, -Serve
.lit at the shower and give thq
I bride-to-be the recipe. It calls tor
store (ingcl cake and semi-sweet
E chocolate morsels, the kind used
in chocolate chip cookies.
' Chocolate. Angel Mousso
1 (U servings)
Ono angel food cake (6-8
" ounces), 2 6-ounce or 1 12-ounce
I package, 2 cups semi-sweet choco-
late morsels, 4 eggs, separated
4 from Bend
Selected by
OSC Groups
Four Bend girls will become
Torch Bearers, highest rank in
Camp Fire, at the grand council
! fire Friday evening, May 20, at S
; o'clock at the high school gymna
i Sium. They are Joan Benson, Jen
nifer Van Landuyl, Eva Marcou
; lier and Judy Helphrey.
"Let Freedom Ring," slogan for
the 1!K5 Birthday project, will he
, Ihc theme for the ceremonial. The
program will include a play, "The
Bell Speaks". Blue Bird girls will
"lly up" to Camp Fire, and Camp
Fire girls will take rank. Awards
will be given for this year's Birth
Tdny program project and lor last
year s, "Let s lie Different To
gether."
'- The girls are lo assemble al tin
gymnasium Friday between 7:31)
and 7:i p.m. They are to wear
ceremonial gowns, if they have
thejn, or service costumes. The
: girls will moot before the cere
monial downstairs, and are to
' leave all wraps and oilier items
not needed In the ceremony with
; their parents, who will be seated
upstairs.
Parents are responsible for
transportation to and from the
council fire, it whs stressed by
Mrs. Joe Elder, executive secre
tary. A telephone is not available
,' in the building.
VISIT RKPOKTKI)
; SISTERS Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Buchanan and small son, Paul
Reese, visited over the weekend
al the home of Mrs. Buchanan's
mother, Mrs. Paul Hnke.
cup sugar, 2 cups heavy cream,
"whipped. . '
Line an 8x8x2-inch pan with
waxed papor. (To line pan, grease
pAn lightly or rinse with cold wa
ter to hold waxed paper in place.
Use 2 strips of paper, one oins
lengthwise and tiie other crosswise,
with ends extending a little above
the pan).
Cut angel food cake Into -inch
cubes; reserve. Melt semi-sweet
I'hocolule morsels over hot, not
boiii."!f water. Remove from heat ;
stir in beaten egg yolks; cool.
Beat egg whites until stiff, but
not d-y. Gradually add sugar and
beat jnlil very stiff. Stir into choc
olate mixture.
Fold in whipped cream. Turn 1-3
of the chocolate mixture into pre
pared pan; layer with 1-3 of the
angel food culies. Continue alter
nating until all of the chocolate is
used. Arrange remaining cubes
checkerboard fashion on top of the
chocolate. Chill until firm.
To servo, lift cake from pa"
with waxed paper ends. Pull
waxed paper from sides, of cake;
lifl cuke with two spalulus to serv
ing dish. Cut into slices.
TOMORROW'S DINNER: Pan-!
broiled ham steak, cream gravy.
frozen poiato puffs, green beans
with almonds, rye bread, tossed
green salad, chocolate angel
mousse, coffee, 1oa, milk.
Meeting Held
By Firemen,
Spix'hil In Tllo Hullrllll
SISTERS Sisters Volunleer
Firemen' met nl th Fire Hall
Monday night for their regular
weekly meeling. A fire drill under
the supervision of Art Ladd was
carried out by lenms of firemen.
The le.ims were timed leaving the
fire hull and going lo a hydrant
and getting hooked up. The 1xsl
time was approximately two
minutes.
The Ladies Council o the Sisters
Church of Chr'st met with Mrs.
Harvey. Brandon on Friday, Mav
1,1. Mrs. Brandon, president of the
Kroitp presided at the meeting and
Mrs. Ziirn Poller was in charge of
ilevolieiis. Aller the business
meeting rfrrshnienls were served
liy the hostess. Ladies present at
the meeting were Mrs. Jesse amnll
ey, Mrs. Zma Potter, Mrs. Ella
Mrs. Znra Potter, Mrs. ella Moss.
Moss. Mrs. Ixiyd Hewitt. Mrs. Vel-J
mn Miller and the hostess.
Mid-May
Pack Deepest
In Years
Newberry crater, location of
East and Paulina lakes is now
under its deepest mid-May snow
pack In many years and there -s
a possibility that the two lakes
may still be under ice and snow
when the season opens there on
Saturday, May 28.
This past weekend 14 inches of
mow fell in the crater area, add
ing to the imposing pack which
was already piled into drifts some
15 feet deep in places.
Slate game officials reported
here today that both East and
Paulina lakes are under heavy
coats of ice, with no signs of a
breakup.
Roads i.ito campsite are still
choked by snow, and most camp
areas are snow blocked.
The Newberry crater lake route,
now surfaced its entire distance
east from U.S. 97 to East lake,
has been cleared of snow, assur
ing anglers access to the caldera
on May 28 providing the lakes
arc free of ice.
Deep snow flanks to the road
into the crater area, and mo
torists are advised not to attempt
to drive into the high country.
Betrothal News
Of Interest Here
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gibson
of Red Bluff, Calif., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Erma Marjorie Jane, to David Al
lan Arends, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gunster Arends of Bond.
The bride-elect plans to gradu
ate with the class of 1956 from
Red Bluff Union high school,
where she is a member of Future
Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y
and Girls Athletic association. She
is a past president of the Athena
Thela Rho club of Red Bluff and
was a state officer at the Theta
Rho California state assembly last
April in Santa Cruz.
The prospective bridegroom is
enlisted with the United States
Navy and is stationed at Monterey
Postgraduate school.
Tiie wedding is planned for June
11.
Metolius Voters
Approve Bonds
SimtIiiI to The lliilletin
MADRAS -r-With better - than-
nverage voting turnout, patrons of
Metolius grade school district Np.
.') nnorove dhy a small edge 'a
$7!i,000 bond issue in Monday bal
loting. The issue was passed by a 52-t-1
count. About 60 per cent of eli
gible voters turned out to voice
their preferences.
Funds obtained will add four
rooms to the grade school and pay
for installation of n complete heat
ing plant for Iho entire new build
ing, Victor llvder. school board
chairman, explained.
Double-Ring Wedding Salad In Harmony with Ceremony
SIIOWKIl I'l.ANNKO
Miss Jennie Lee Woods and her
fiance. Richard llehbart, will be
honored nt a polluck d-nncr anil
shower Sunday at 1 p.m. at til"
Pine Forest Grange hall. Both
young people will he graduating
from Oregon Slate college in June.
All friends of the couple are cor
dially invited to attend the party.
it was announced by leaders oi
Ihc grange.
BEND MEAT COMPANY
The Working Man's Market
First Cut Chuck
POT ROASTS lb. 29c
Center Cut Chuck
POT ROASTS lb. 39c
Lean Cascade
SLICED BACON lb. 45c
Country Style
PORK SAUSAGE lb. 30c
Our Famous
GROUND BEEF lb. 30c
Farm Fresh Pan Ready
FRYERS lb. 54c
Light Loin 3-4 lb. Average
PORK ROASTS lb. 49c
Pure Home Rendered 4 lb. pail
LARD pail 60c
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Phone 2 933 Wall St.
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Here's a beautiful double -ring
wedding salad in harmony with a
dGjble-ring ceremony.
Wedding King Molds
Aspio Layers: Two envelopes un
favored gelatin, 1 cup cold toma
to juice, 2'ii cups hot tomato juice,
' teaspoon salt, V4- teaspoon
pepper, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice.
Sprinkle gelatin on cold tomato
juice to soften. Add hot tomato
juice and stir until gelatin is dis
solved. Stir in salt, pepper and
lemon juice. Divide mixture in
half; pour into 2 3-cup ring molds.
Chill until almost firm.
Cliicken. Layer:
(Yield: 12 del-vines) -One
envelope unfavored gelatin,
cup cold chicken stock or bouil
lon, teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon
lemon juice, cup mayonnaise or
salad dressing, 114 cup diced
cooked chicken, 3 tablespoons
diced green pepper, i cup diced
celery.
Sprinkle gelatin on cold chick
en stock or boullion to soften.
Place over boiling water and stir
until dissolved. Add salt and lem
on juice; cool. Gradually stir into
mayonnaise. Mix in chicken, green
pepper and celery. Turn on top of
almost firm first layer; chill until
Irm, VnmoM; fill center
salad greens. - f
; ' - Ham Layer ' '"
; (Vield: 12 servings) -
One envelope unflavored gelatin,
M cup cold water, teaspoon
salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice,
cup mayonnaise, or salad dress-
with big, 114 cups diced cooked ham
1 tablespoon minced onion, U cup
chopped sweet pickle, cup diced
celery.
Sprinkle gelatin on. cold water
to soften. Place over boiling wa
ter and stir until gelatin is dis.
solved. Add salt and lemon juice.
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DOUBLE-KING WEPDING SALAD lorrowded by bell and heart
sandwiches carries out the double-ring wedding theme.
Cool. Gradually stir into mayon
naise. Mix in ham, onion, pickJe
and celery. Turn on top of almost
firm. first layer; chill until firm.
Unmold; fill center with salad
greens.
Note: Before assembling, have
all Ingredients prepared for chick
en and ham layers.
. TOMORROW'S DINNER: Have
broiled salmon steaks, lemon
slices, parsley butter, new pota
toes, stewed tomatoes, onion and
green pepper, crisp rolls, butter,
watercress salad, coconut layer
cake, coffee, tea, milk.
their families are to take individ
ual sack lunches. Entertainment
nnl mmpt will he olannpd fal
lowed by a field trip through Wiz
ard r ails U sn natcnery.
Plans for the pack meeting were
made last week at a den moth
ers' planning meeting at the home
of Mrs. J. C. Scott.
Harold Weathers and Mrs. Bill
Moore of pack 25 attended the
round-table discussion last Friday
evening in Redmond, to complete
plans for the Boy Scout circus to
be held Saturday, May 21, at
Bruin Field.
Pack 25 Cubs
Invite Parents
To Meeting
Cub Scout pack No. 25 will hold
its regular monthly pack meeting
Monday, May 23, at 7:30 p.m. at
the Pine Forest Grange hall. A
film on Oregon wildlife will be
shown. Leaders requested that all
parents attend, to assist with plans
for the annual Scout picnic to be
held Saturday, Juno 4, at the Al-
lingham ranger station. Boys and
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DURKEE'S Limit 5 25c lb.
Margarine
CAMPBELL'S 46 oz. tin Limit 5 cans 25c each
Tomato Juice"
SCOTT 2 for 35c
Toilet Tissue
5 for pjy
BITS 0' SEA Grated No. tin 2 for 45c ;
Tunafish 5 for
FREEwvr"STEAK KNIFE
Dole Sliced Chunk Crushed - ;
PINEAPPLE' "' ' T' 211 5 for 1
Hand D No. 2 1, i Tin
FREESTONE PEACHES 4 f r $1
Hudson House No. 303 tin - ' v
APPLESAUCE Grvc'v 5 for 1
Dundee Cream Style Or Whole Kernel
CORN ' No. 303 Tins . g for $
Mission
PA5 No- 303 Tin Q for S
Dundee '
TOMATOES No. 303 Tin g for $1
Silver Falls
PUMPKIN o 2 Ti" 12 for $1
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Miry Nice Bread 1 lb. loaf 26c
Luxury Hamburger Buns Pkg. 6 25c .
Luxury Coney Island Buns Pkg. 6 -r- 25c
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PHONE 303
Dollar Day Where Your Dollar Kcully Buys Morel
Nice flavor, mild cure
Sliced Bacon,
Made of Veal, Tork and Beef
Mock Chick. Legs
Nicely seasoned, fresh
Del Monte
Club Franks
j Fresh Ground, notliinir added
Ground Beef
Home kettle rendered!
Lard
From Soulier I'orkers
Pork Spare Ribs
Center Slier
Sliced Ham 7
Fresh Salmon, Oysters, Halibut, Kipiered
Salmon, Fillets of Red Snapper
2 us. 1.00
12 for 1.G0
3 ...s. 1.00
21 i, 1.00
3 Mis. 1.00
6 u. 1.00
2 ,.,s. 1.00
slices 1.00
MEDO LAND
Cottage Cheese 2 pts. 49c
MEDO LAND
Butter ... 65c
Check these really low, low prices In our frodiirc Dept.
The finent obtainable quality Is first, always!
l arire hunrhrs frrsh
Red Radishes
Green Onions
Cello Carrots
Wapato Wash
Asparagus
4bu. 10c
4 bu. 10c
bag 10c
2 ibs. 25c
Have a Delirious
Strawberry
Shortcake
' Today!
. 4 boxes.
.Fresh California
J Berries, plus
, 'Davidson's '
Shortcake
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I
Send In the lop ef this
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Kit includes: 2 Good
Seasons Salad Dressing
Mixes, Self-Measuring
Bottle, salad recipe
booklet.
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