6 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, April 25, 1962
Theme for 1962 Homemaker
Festival, May 10, selected
Sp.cl.1 to Tht Bull.lln
REDMOND An old sampler
sentiment, "Home is Where the
Heart Is," has been chosen theme
of the 1962 Deschutes County
Homemakers festival, to be held
Thursday, May 10, in the Red
mond Grange Hall.
Registration for this 31st annual
festival of women of County Home
Extension Units will begin at 11
a.m. and luncheon will be served
at 11:45 by women of the Red
mond Grange Home Economics
Club. The Festival Is held alter
nately in Bend and Redmond.
Deadline for purchasing lunch
eon tickets from Extension Unit
members or county committee of
ficers is May 4, according to Mrs.
John Mellott of Bend, county com
mittee chairman. Invitations to
attend have been extended to
units in Crook, Harney, Lake,
Klamath, Wasco and Jefferson
counties, as well as to Gordon
Hood and Mary Abbott, state ex
tension agents, Corvallis.
. Principal speaker will be Walt
er C. Lunsford of San Mateo,
Caiif. Lunsford is regional repre
sentative of Auto Industries High
way Safety Committee Inc. lie
wad tlie unanimous choice for pro
gram speaker of county women
who heard him talk at a state
Homemakers' Festival last year
In Corvallis, rqwrts Mrs. Jane
Schroeder, county extension
agent, home economics.
Festival plans were made by
Mrs. Mellott and her committee
members: Mrs. Jack Mitchell,
Redmond, vice chairman: Mrs.
John C. Williams, Redmond, sec
retary: Mrs. Claudo Gant, Bend,
treasurer; Mrs. Tom Wallace, Al
falfa; Mrs. Willard Cyrus, Clover
dale, and Mrs. Jolin Prentice,
Bend.
Cascade and Nite-Away units
are in charge of installation;
Pleasant Valley, registration;
Tumbleweek, table decorations;
Leva and Pleasant Ridge, nut
cups and place cards; Sage and
Sand, programs; Tumalo, Tall
Pines and Pine Cone, hostesses,
and Alfalfa, a skit on safety.
New county committee officers
and unit officers will be installed
in a candlelight ceremony. Thero
also will be music during the pro
gram. Mrs. Cvrus and Mrs. Wallace
are in charge of window displays,
depicting unit projects during the
past year. The displays will be
ready for Festival week. Bend
units and the displays they are
preparing are: Boyd Acres, patio
cookery; Bend, color for you;
Eastern Star, civil defense; Glen
Vista, exploring the spice and sea
soning shelf; Manzanita, safety;
Six Corners, cleaning rugs and
upholstery, and Town and Coun
try, care of the hair.
In a LaPine store window, the
LaPinc unit will show dried floral
arrangements. Brooks . Scanlon
will carry out the project of spice
and seasoning shelf in a Sisters
window. Four windows in Red
mond will show cleaning rugs and
upholstery, by Cinder Butte unit;
paljo cookery, Cloverdale; color
for you, Redmond, and soaps and
detergents, Terrebonne.
Bend students
due at meet
Business students from Bend
senior high school will take part
May 11 and 12 in State Future
Business Leaders of America
meetings at Oregon State University.
Thirty Oregon high schools now
have FBLA chapters and all are
expected to be represented at the
state conference. More than 225
students are expected to attend.
Highlights of this year's meet
ing will be selection of the state's
outstanding high school business
boy and girl, presentation of a
$100 college scholarship to an out
standing senior, speech and spell
ing contests, and reports on ca
reer opportunities in the business
field.
Miss Carol Triplett is adviser
for the Bend high school chapter.
Linda Garvik of Bend is state
FBLA secretary.
Family gathers after funeral
Sp.cLI to Tht Bulletin
SISTERS A family gathering
was held at the Robert Hewitt,
Jr., home in Redmond on Wed
nesday afternoon, April 22, follow
ing the funeral services for Rob
ert E. Hewitt. Sr.
Those present were Mrs. R. E
Hewitt, Sr., and her six children
and their families, Mr. and Mrs.
Olen llcwi't of Crannell, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hewitt, of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moyer
of Powell Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
Gulistan Carpeting
Ih mily Performance Kiilfl i-nnx-l
for .taiitlmd or heavy line. W.ml. &11I
Nylrm or Tweed lor Mandard ur
teavy line.
Lee's Cust. Upholstery
2 Lafayette. EV 2-1192
Markets
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND (UPI)-(USDA) -
Livestock:
Cuttle 3fX): eood-clioice 1023 lb
steers 28, few good out at 27;
scattered steers 26-27.75; one lot
ci.-inrlarrl Hnlstein 23.50: heifers
standard-good 26; cutter cows
12.50-15.
Calves 25; standard-good 225-315
lb 26-33.
Hogs 100; no early sales.
Sheep 25; small lot good-choice
shorn No 2 pelt Iambs 13.
POTATO MARKET
PORTLAND (UPI) - Potato
market:
Ore. local Russets No 1A 100 lb
3.25-3.50; Deschutes Russets No
IA 3.80 -4.00; 6-14 oz 4.25-4.50;
bakers 2.65; Idaho Russets No 1
1.90-2.00.
it
Pays
t to have
k a nesti,
e99 Pi-
bert Demai is, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Hewitt of Sisters and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hewitt, Jr.
Other out of town relatives were
Mrs. Lena Burdette of Wallula,
Wash., her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Burdette and
three sons of Portland; her daugh
ters, Mrs. Nadine Wade of Wallu
la, and Mrs. Noreen Anderson
and two children of Walla Walla,
Wash.; Mrs. Edna Pugh, Mrs.
Dean Barney and Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Mills of Richfield, Idaho;
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Edwards of
Dietrich, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Dennison of Payette; and Os
car O. Hewitt of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Edith Taylor of Powell
Butte; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Demar
is of Sisters; Mrs. Jack Neel and
daughter, Peggy; Mrs. Gene Moy
er, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shelby
and family of Redmond also at
tended. Seventy persons were in
attendance at the family gathering.
RUHS band sets concert
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND The annual band
concert at Redmond Union High
School will be held Friday at 8
p.m. with Band Director Clyde W.
Moore in charge.
A special advance ticket sale
for reserve seats was held to
raise funds for the Band Booster
Club's "on to Seattle" project to
raise funds for sending the band
to Seattle in June, where they will
be featured "band for a day" at
the World's Fair.
Such was the success of the
ticket sale, reports Gene Strana
han. Band Booster president, that
the band seems assured of enough
money to make the trip. Figures
will not be definite, however, un
til after the concert Friday and
the Band Booster meeting May 3
"We have had wonderful suc
cess with our attempts to raise
money for the band," says Stran
ahan, "thanks to response of the
community and hard work of the
committee."
Annual awards to outstanding
band members will be presented
at Friday's affair.
DAIRY MARKET
PORTLAND (UPI) - Dairy
market:
Eggs To retailers: AA extra
large 45-47c; AA large 42-16c; A
large 41-44c; AA medium 38-41c;
AA small 25 33c; cartons l-3c
higher.
Butter To retailers: AA and A
prints 67e; cartons lc higher; E
prints 66c.
Cheese (medium cured) To
retailers: 471 48ljc: processed
American 5-lb loaf, 45-t6'jC.
CARS COLLIDE
Cars driven by Wayne B. John
son, Route 1, Box 643 and Roy
Richard Kirkpatrick, 605 East
Franklin, collided at Division and
Greenwood streets Tuesday at
about 12:50 p.m. There were no
injuries and damage to each car
was minor.
f THE BIG BIRD is on
I its way... and man, I
what a baby in tow! J
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Bulletin Classified Bargains
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Men's & Ladies'
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187
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Community 4-Pc.
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LADIES' RUBY RING 9.47
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Values to $9.99
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