THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
PAGE FOUR
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1». 1982
• • V • • *•** ••• • 2 000 bushels compared with 21,487,-
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fraser and | Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and daugh-
* i 000 bushels last year. Oregon's crop
son Tommy, Misa Clara Bryant, and ter, Margaret, accompan tied by Mrs.
IRRIGON NEWS
bushels
is estimated at 2,880,000
tanley and
Mrs. C. C. Durfey. were business O. C. Pierce and
-compared with 2,988,000 bushels
visitors in Pendleton Monday.
daughter Marian went to Pendleton
last year.
Walter Maeffi and Carl Ander last Friday. Mrs. Pierce and family
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaw and son
The country will raise 367.399,-
son of Wasco were Hermiston vis joined Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Elliott and of Yakima are visiting Mrs. Shaw's
000 bushels of potatoes, the govern-
itors Sunday as guests of Mr. and son Dickie and Martha Harris and father, D. W. Granger.
dinner
D. C. Brownell of Umatilla was a Mrs. Walter Morehouse.
Miss Viola Jones was
went on to Pearson’s Ganger Sta-
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghten and ment estimates, compared with 375,-
guest of Miss Marie Skovbo Sunday. | business visitor in Hermiston Wed-
Mrs.
W. Turnblad underwent tion above Ukiah where they joined sons, Donald and Edward, were Hep- 518,000 last year.. Oregon is ex
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, pner visitors Tuesday.
Joe Reeves and daughter
Nell nesday.
4,620,000
a major operation in the Hermiston Mr. Pierce and Eugene, Floyd an I
Mrs. Harry Smith and family re pected to harvest only
H. E. Hanby and son Eugene and hospital Wednesday morning and is Leander Quiring. They returned turned from a trip to the mountains bushels compared with 5,460,000
| Reeves were dinner guests at the W.
Edmond Briggs were business visit- getting along as well as could be home Monday afternoon.
L. Hamm home Monday evening.
last year. Leading commercial sec
Wednesday.
Zelma Sale had a tonsil and ade- ors in Pendleton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley and
Little Alvin Rand who has been tions in this state, however, are
expected.
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, I visiting his grandparents Mr. and raising just as large an acreage this
Elvis and Allen Bowman are in
noid operation Tuesday morning.
Miss Leona Dyer came home from daughter Mrs. P. r. Schooley of Mrs. George Rand, the
the Yakima Valley working during Portland Sunday planning on stay- Tampa. Florida, who hos been vis- months returned to his past two year as last, say private reports to
She is getting along fine.
home in
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. W. W. fruit picking season.
the extension service.
ing for two weeks but received a call iting her parents for the past month, Portland Wednesday.
Felthouse, and Mr. and Mrs. Enos
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Markham Tuesday from the business college in left early Monday morning for Port-
Alvin Alien and Floyd Goodwin
Total apple crop of the United
. ...m — t came home Friday from Mist, Ore., States is now placed at 133,824,000
Martin were business visitors in were Pendleton business visitors Portland saying that they had a .j r ..
land. From there
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g
where they had been fighting for’
Pendleton Tuesday.
Tuesday.
bushels of which 90,513,000 bushels
prospective position. She left Tues Seaside to spend the week with Mr.est fires.
‘ Mrs. H. H. Weston of Boardman |
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and two day afternoon for Portland.
‘and Mrs. Earl Kingsley. Mr. Kings- I Chester Wilson from Granger, Wn are commercial. This compares with
was entered in the Hermiston hos- sons, John and Dan, were visiting in
Allan McNaught of Portland is ley plans to return Friday but Mrs. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Edwin 211,506,000 bushels last year for the
rital Wednesday night for medical Hermiston Monday. The Biggs fam- visiting friends here this week. He Kingsley will remain until the first I Wilson and family.
total crop and 104,196,000 bushels
, I Mr. and Mrs. Barney Endrice and
treatment.
ily moved to LaGrande last June,
Schooley
is making his headquarters at the C. of next week.
for commercial. Oregon’s total tor
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family
of
Chewella,
Wn„
visited
j Thomas W. Bibb. Ph. D., president j The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
E. Baker home. Allan moved
this year and last is given at 4,950,-
to ¡continue her journey home
from ! Frank Leicht home.
of Albany College, was calling on church will hold a cooked food sale Portland with his parents, Col. and Portland.
Ollie Coryell returned from his 000 bushels and 3,150,000 bushels
j vacation trip Wednesday.
former students and
prospective in the Turnblad Market Saturday, Mrs. McNaught about a year ago and
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respectively. Thus Oregon is prob
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and family
August 20, starting at noon. —Adv. this is his first return visit.
students Tuesday of this week.
NEW BROODER HOUSE
of Ione. Ore., were Sunday visitors ably to have a larger crop than a
R. W. Brown, representing the
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse en-
Floyd Knerr left Saturday night
I with Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones and year ago, while the country as a
Gold Products Co. of Portland, was tertained at dinner Monday evening for Hudson, Wisconsin, where he SYSTEM VIEWED
! family.
whole will have a much smaller
a business visitor in Hermiston Wed honoring Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Chris- will undergo a medical examination
Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Bleakman crop.
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and Mrs. Dale Bleakman of Heppner
nesday.
topherson.
at a sanitarium there. He plans to one-half hour to heat the brooder
Oregon will produce more fresh
Herbert Hedwell who is employed
Mrs. Hugh White of Wasco and return in two weeks. His two sons house and can be kept at a comfor- ‘Mrs. Elder of Monmouth, Or., and prunes and less dried ones than a
Mrs. Glenn Hatley of Boardman vis-
in the Safeway Store In Pendleton Mrs. Gladys Zell visited at the home Floyd and Kenneth, are looking af- table temperature by feeding the ited with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom year ago, the crop estimates show.
spent Sunday at home with his par-of Mrs. White’s mother, Mrs. Clara ter the shop during his absence.
Mr. Rankin Sunday.
The dried prune tonnge in this state
furnace i occasionally.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hedwall.
¡Stone, this week. She also visited her
Berna Bell Grabeil of Imbler, Or., is estimated at only 17,500 tons
Mr. and Mrs. T. il. Fraser and has found the system quite economi-
son Tommy, and Miss Clara Bryant, leal. He used one sack of briquetts is visiting her grandparents, Mr. compared with 27,000 tons last year.
Chester Johnson returned Satur- sister Mrs. Esther Beletski.
and Mrs. J. A. Grabeil.
day night from Long Creek, Oregon,
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan enter- left Wednesday for Soda Springs, every three days at a cost of 85c
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hathaway and California’s dried prune crop will be
Idaho,
where
they
will
visit
Mr.
and
in the John Day country, where he I tained at dinner Wednesday evening
a sack.
Mrs. Mary Smith were guests at a in advance of last year, while the
has been for the past month with honoring Dr. and Mrs. Caniparibi. Mrs. Hugh Fraser at Conda, seven Board covers are placed over the wedding anniversary party at the crop in France is a little under a
Mr. and Mrs. French.
Miss Nell Reeves was also an invit- miles from Soda Springs. They plan pipes and the birds are confined by home of Mr. and Mrs. King of Uma- year ago, balanced off by a larger
on being gone two weeks.
wire netting until they are old en- tilla Sunday.
Miss Esther Wood, who has been ed guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning and crop in Yugoslavia.
Mrs.
R.
Alexander
arrived
Tue-ough
to adjust themselves to the family motored to Belington Friday.
spent
the house guest of Miss Pauline • George Windust of Portland
W. C. Isom and G. Carlyle were in
Stoop for the past week, left Wed Monday and Tuesday of this week day morning from Portland to spend temperature.
nesday morning for her home in So with his sister, Mrs. D. M. Deeter. several weeks with her daughter. The capacity of the brooder house Pendleton Saturday.
Shirley Fredrickson of Salem is
da Springs, Idaho.
He is employed in the engineering Mrs. E. P. Dodd. Mr. Alexander has is 1400 and Mr. Rank in says that he visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
been
visiting
here
for
several
days
experienced
little
trouble
with
fea-
Frank Fredrickson.
Miss Myrnie Clayton of Enterprise department for the Pacific Tel. &
and will also remain in Hermiston ther picking when the birds were
Mrs. Goodwin has rented the
was here the first of the week look-Tel. company.
for some time. Their home is in able to clean their beaks on the wire Barnes residence and will move in
ing after business. She plans to re-
Floyd Pierce returned from Cul-
Pendleton.
the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Bar
turn this fall to spend the winter ver, Oregon, Saturday afternoon af-l ...
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, I IIiss Shirley Brownson arrived porch which he considers advisable nes will reside in the depot.
here with her brother Jim.
ter spending the summer with rel- .
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Eleanor Corey is visiting the
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, from Corvallis Sunday morning to +0 Have
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and nu..
Mre W
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there.
Enroute
home
he spend , a two week’s . . vacation with ... ‘ " he next stop
Misses Nellie and Ruth Leicht.
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w. •*
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a .ie left
ien atlvcs
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AUGUST 20th
was at the Logan
Phirgdav
morning loi
for Vancouver I spent a week witil relatives in Fort-.
,
Leola Benfiel, Amy Collins, Valles
te""? morning
her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Todd farm where spectators witnes-
Dexter, Maxwell Jones, and Floyd
W n., to see their new Eranddaugh- an .
Brownson. Miss Brownson has been sed 1010 birds of near the same age Oliver were in the crowd that at-
ter. born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Scho-1 Gerald and George McKenzie, emr loyed by
the Corvallis Chamber hatched April 19th, May 1st and tended the dance at Stanfield Sat-
BOSTON BUTTS
121/2C
field Wednesday night. The young Walter Jendrzejewski, and Dick Up-of Commerce this summer but will 20th. Some of these birds are from urday night.
HAM,
WHOLE
OR
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones and
lady weighed eight pounds.
ham, returned from Granite, Or., enroll in Oregon State College this I the Shelton & Bird Brother’s strain.
family left Monday for some place
Nr. and Mrs. Walter Morehouse I Thursday after spending three weeks | fan as a Junior,
HALF
new stock purchased at the Oakland In the mountains where they can
A _ group
younger set were turkey show which is the world’s pick huckleberries.
, have for the past week been enjoy- prospecting in the mountains near
. of the ------
POT ROAST BEEF ........... 10c
ing the following guests: Mrs. Lil- there. .
picnicking at
Cold Springs Sunday largest turkey show. The birds are
Ilian Morehouse and daughter, Miss ’
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Belt of Fer- honoring Miss Mary Brownson who ranging on alfalfa pasture.
RIB BOIL BEEF
FEWER APPLES, SAME PEARS
AT.3,
— who
,1. wylwa.l
lian dig, Montana, spent the week end as will
! Marie,
motored Pw,)7
from her home
enroll as a student in Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Todd have a very
PORK SAUSAGE
In Fan Pedro, Calif., Mrs. B. H. Me- the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. State college this fall, —
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---- fine brooder house that has been AND POTATOES ESTIMATED
and
Enos
Manlgal of Newberg. Ore., sister of W. Felthouse. They were on their Mar tin, who will leave soon for beneficial in their work this year
SHO. PORK ROAST
Pear and potato crops almost
Mr. Morehouse; also J. Frank Fulton vacation and went on to Portland Midland College in Nebraska. Mr. it ¡a a building 46x20 with a solid
exactly
the
same
as
last
year
for
of The Dalles and Mrs. John Fulton Monday, accompanied ly Mr. Felt- and Mrs. Henry Harger chaperoned 3- inch concrete floor heated by a
the country as a whole and an apple
of Wasco. The latter is an aunt of house who will remain until the last the group.
HERMISTON MEAT
6-inch pibe set in the concrete from
crop considerably smaller are in
Mrs. Morehouse,
| of the week
11rs. W. A. Mikesell, Miss Edith one end of the building to the other prospect according to August gov-
MARKET
Milesell, Mary Jane Hammer, Mrs. about five feet from the north wall
ernment crop estimates just review-
Hermiston, Oregon
Bister Hutchison, Elbert and Loir The pipe carries heat from an out
ed by the market news service of the
Hutchison returned from the moun-iside furnace and after the concrete
state
college
extension
service.
tales near Pearson’s Ranger Station is heated it takes three days for it
The pear crop is placed at 22,149,-
labore Ukiah the first of the week, to cool. The average temperature
after spending a week there. They from 90 to 95 degrees.
pici ed several gallons of huckleber-
1 fevers are made above the line of
ries while there.
this pipe and after the birds are ole
they arc allowed to range at
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Ienough
—
ate compart-
Wright one day last week included jramlom in their
Local Happenings
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Hermiston, Oregon.
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TWO SHOWS; 7.30—9:15 P.M.
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Evenings
25c and 10c
Matinees
PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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"Strange” Case in His Life!
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i
Every One of Hollywood’s ■
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PLUS—
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"Trail of Sword Fish,
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SATURDAY
Specials
REDS WHITE
Mrs Fila Moore, Hiram Po ch, Nirs ment and adjust ther selves to the
Neilson temperature. The covers in the hoy
Jean Moen, Miss
f’.,
h
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Suggestion for
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Saturday and Monday
August 20 and 22
Meat Specials for Saturday Only
Schlitz
Sirloin Roast
Round Roast
Rib Boil
596
PEP
Fresh Hamburger 3 for 25c
Guaranteed Quality
SardinesBootn..E"scent 2 For 19c
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2s No. 3 Sieve
27c
for 37c
Tuna Fish
2 -I VIC
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Jar Rubbers Rehs 4 for 19c
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12s
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Phone 911
Ph wire net
all of I a (rande. Marie Lou ani L-Ters are made round
as experienc
ting. No piling up
tephenson returned
Grande with them to visit a few with ".8.
,
d that wast
days before going on to
materials
could
le i sed in the fur
ley to vielt their father.
nare which cuts the operating eï
A group of young people were tn
■
pense.
vited to the J. W. McMullen home ,
total cost of the broode:
| I Sunday afternoon for refreshments |, house was .or
n
+450.
I after a swimming party near the A.
the Todd ranci
W. Turnblad home. Among them the group went to Columbia pari
wer Maurice, Ruth, and Glen Pier- wh re they joined other picnicker,
son. Elsie Reeder, Edna Turnblad for lunch and a program Approx-
Charley Duvall, and Esther, Iloyd imately 170 people were present foi
and Catherine McMullen.
the picnic lunch and program. Mus
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christoperson ical numbers were given by the Mis
and daughter Barbara returned home ses Esther and Helen Frederickson
Sunday night from a month’s vaca of Stanfield and talks by J. O. Turn
tion at coast points. They left July er. of Heppner; R. Alexander of Pen
15 for Seattle where Dr. Christoph- dleton; Chas. Smith, of Heppner,
erson spent a week studying in the Morrow county agent; Walter Holt,
county hospital. The last two weeks Umatilla county agent of Pendleton;
of their vacation was spent at Sea- and J. Jendrzejewski, president of
side. Mrs. Lewis Horn, cousin to Mrs. the local turkey growers associa
Christopherson, accompanied them tion. Garnet D. Best, assistant cou-
from Portland and went on to North ty agent, introduced the speakers.
Powder Monday, where she will visit
relatives.
LEGION WILL FEATURE
"SUNNMDAY
After the visit to
OREGON PRODUCTS
NOW YOU CAN BUY
Goat Hair Sox
Wear longer than wool or cotton.
Soft and easy on your feet. Per
fect ventilation. Do not mat like
wool or cotton. Grease and dirt
do not stick to mohair like they
do to other materials. If your
feet bother you try GOAT HAIR
SOX. Then you will buy no other.
Ask The Man Who Wears Them.
A CLOSE-OUT ON HATS
Both Felts and Straws—
Both Dress and Work
CERTAIN LINES OF SHOES
Mens — Boys — Womens
LADIES’ HOSIERY
MENS’ DRESS HOSE
MEN'S DRESS PANTS
and
BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS
MEN’S LACE BREECHES
and LEATHER GLOVES
PRICES REDUCED 25% to 50%
CHAS.G. BURK’S, INC.
WEST SIDE
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ganization of pear growers.
’1 he plan as outlined provides for
the issuance of Oregon
products
menus which will be placed in the I
hands of the leading hotels and res-
taurants of the state. Local commit
tees are functioning in each town
which will supervise the the distri-
j button of these meuns, wait upon the
hotel and restaurant managers to
encourage them to use only high
quality Oregon products during Sep-1
| tember and to feature these products
in menus. The plan also provides for
brief radio talks which will describe
i the foremost farm products of the |
state.
Through Kenneth C. Miller, ag-
■ ricultural development agent for
the S. P. & S. Railway and secre-
tary-treasurer of the committee i
railroads running into the state.
have agreed to feature Oregon pro-
ducts on menus.
Both the Oregon State Depart- j
ment of Agriculture and the Oregon :
State College Extension Service are
cooperating closely In
aHHANEAnenmnENNm: ‘
this
move-:
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY
AUGUST 19. 20 and 22
DC • -5 0 * Or
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MacMarr Hard wheat
A verfect family
flour.
49 lb. Bae—
CAKE FLOUR
89c
EQRDMpaPAue.
25c
“Soft-as-silk”. perfect results every time.
CHEESE FULL CREAM
Airway Coffee
Per Pound
Pound 19c
A good qualitv at a low orice.
Solar Brand No, 21
PINEAPPLE Brok.
12c
Sliced
Tin—
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10 UZ. Lans
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30 bars $1
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37 bars $1
Cantaloupes Sus^t Larze 6 for 15c
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Phone 241
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