The Hermiston herald., March 24, 1938, Image 1

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VOLUME XXX
NUMBEE 31
HEBMI8TOH, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON,
MINIMUM REA RATE
ANNOUNCED AT $1.00
NEW TOWNSEND
CLUB ORGANIZED
ACCEPT BOARD'S
RECOMMENDATION
The one d o lla r m inim um rate for
e le c tric ity has been agreed upon by
th e board of directo rs of th e Uma­
tilla E lectric C ooperative association
a n d th e a d m in istra to r of th e n atio n ­
a l REA. T his question has been in
controversy for several m onths and
in a le tte r received th is week the
contentions of the local board were
g ra n te d in full. T he le tte r sta te d :
“We are pleased to inclose a schedule
of rate s for your project, em bodying
th e basic ra te schedule as recom­
mended by your board of d irec to rs.’
T he schedule is as follows:
F irs t 12 KW H, or less, >1.00 per
m o n th ; N ext 28 KW H, 7 cents per
KW H per m onth; N ext 40 KWH
cents per m onth; N ext 120 KWH,
2.5 cents per KWH per m onth; Over
200 KW H, 1.7 5 cents per KWH per
It is estim ated th a t 12 KWH Per
m onth ra te w ill fu rn ish lig h t for
th e average sm aller type farm home
In th is te rrito ry . T his w ill be a t the
r a te of 8 1-3 cents per KWH. The
n ex t 28 KW H ra te w ill be a t 7
cents or a t a cost of
’
p lu s the >1.00. w ill m ake >2.98 for
th e first 4 0 k ilo w a tt hours, or suf
flcien t to cover th e needs of th<
la rg e r users. In excess of 40 K W H
th e rates become less according to
am ounts used.
The ra te s are arran g e d to include
general resid en tial and farm uses
in cluding lig h tin g , incidental ap p li­
ances, refrig eratio n , cooking, and
pow er for m otors up to and includ­
in g five horse power, or a to ta l con­
nected load of not in excess of sev­
en and a half horse power.
R ates are provided for uses of
elec tric ranges, and if th e to ta l use
is 500 k ilo w a tt hours, the last 300
sh a ll be billed a t 1.2 cents per kwh.
Schools, churches and public halls
w ill have a m inim um rate of >1-
per year.
..
,
T he ra te schedule is considered
v ery reasonable, As th e use of juice
is grad u ally increased th ro u g h ad_
d itio n of more extended lig h tin g and
th e uses of the various kinds of ap­
pliances in the homes ana on the
farm , it is expected th a t the board
of d irectors w ill be able to reduce
prices in th e ra te schedule. The
board of d irectors are highly pleased
w ith th e resu lts of its efforts which
it hopes w ill prove «qually sa tisfac­
tory to all classes of users along the
new system .
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RIVER DREDGING
WORK BEGUN
UMATILLA (S p e cia l)— W ork of
d red g in g and clearing th e Columbia
riv er channel is being resum ed this
week W orkers are m oving th eir
fam ilies to U m atilla, am ong whom
are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miles. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe M ann and Mr. and Mrs.
A nderson.
Mr. and Mrs. M ilton S harp and
Max E rn est spent Sunday afternoon
in P endleton w here they atten d ed
th e show.
Mrs. Del Jackson and Louise w ent
to Goldendale to a tte n d th e funeral
of Mrs. Jack so n ’s brother, who died
F rid a y in The Dalles hospital.
A music rec ital w ill be given F ri­
day, March 25, by music stu d e n ts of
th e hig h school.
Mr. and Mrs. George K endler and
Mr. and Mrs. Gene M cFarland were
W ednesday dinner guests a t the R.
C. M cReynolds home in H erm iston.
Mrs. Del Jackson was called to
T he Dalles last week by th e illness
of her brother.
Jim m ie and Jean n e G uerin left
la st W ednesday n ig h t for Spokane
to m ake th e ir home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. M iller and
ch ild ren m otored to P endleton last
T h u rsday to a tte n d a show.
Mrs. John Quick and
d au g h ter
spent la st W ednesday in La GTande
v isitin g h er husband who is receiv­
in g m edical care there.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long are p a r­
e n ts of a son born March 17th a t the
H erm iston G eneral hospital.
B etty McKenzie, who is a stu d en t
n u rse a t St. A nthony’s hospital in
P endleton spent Sunday visitin g in
U m atilla. She was accom panitd by
M ary G enellie and K a th rin a P otter,
tw o o th e r nurses.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene M cFarland and
son M errill silent S unday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. M errill P o tte r a t H er­
m iston.
George K endler. accom panied by
his sister-in-law . Mrs. Roy K endler.
left Sunday for Coulee dam w here
Mrs. K endler w ill Join her husband
who is employed there.
Bessie D exter, who is a tten d in g
E a ste rn Oregon N orm al school a t La
G rande, visited her p are n ts Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. D exter, over the spring
vacation.
Louise Bensel and Evelyn Ford,
stu d e n ts a t E astern Oregon Normal
a t La G rande, spent the sprin g va­
cation a t th e home of th e ir parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert D exter motored
to La G rande a fte r th e ir son and
fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. V alias Dexter,
who spent T hursday v isitin g here,
re tu rn in g Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe S p rin g er m otor­
ed to S eattle la st F riday afternoon
to v isit th e ir d a u g h te r and fam ily.
Gus F ransolous accom panied them to
P o rtlan d and then w ent on to Salem
to spend th e week end visiting.
P resbyterian church services will
be held a t 7:30 in th e evening, sta rt
ta g April 3.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry H nll spent
Sunday and M onday in
Pomeroy
v isitin g bis brother and family.
R. H. H artley was nam ed p resi­
dent, O. L. Barlow, vice president
Mrs. F. R. Moore, secretary , and
Mrs. V ictoria C hurchm an, treasu rer,
of th e Tow nsend club w hich re-or-
ganized T uesday n ig h t follow ing dis
atisfac tio n of some of th e members
w ith the policies of form er club of­
ficers. Gordon W are, Tow nsend rep
resentativ e, w as present a t the m eet­
ing and announced th a t more th an
60 m em bers had signed in th e new
club. R esig n atio n s w ill be sen t to the
o th e r club to comply w ith the na
tional ru lin g th a t no in dividual may
be a member of two clubs a t one
tim e.
Members of th e H erm iston Com­
m ercial club were guests of th e club
a t a seven o’clock d in n e r in the
Union church to hear th e guest
speaker Mr. W are.
Mrs. Geo. Beddow read a paper
w ritte n in com plim ent to Dr. Tow n­
send, and Mrs. Joe Udey pleased
w ith a w h istlin g solo as p a rt of the
en tertain m en t.
R egular m eetings w ill be held the
first and th ird F rid ay in the m onth
in th e Legion hall u n til fu rth e r
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notice.
SCHOOL GBOUP W IL L
PERFORM APRIL 21
WPA CREWS
IMPROVE LANDS
A crew of 28 men, w orking on the
irrig ate d p ro jects In th e west end
of U m atilla county since Ja n u a ry ,
has assisted in reclaim in g Irrig ated
lands by im proving ditches, culv erts
and roads. These men have been
w orking u n d er th e WPA. supervised
by Pete S h av er, sta tio n e d in th is
end of th e county.
Mr. Shaver rep o rts th a t th e crew
has dug 18,200 feet of d rain ag e
d itch on th e S tan field project, re ­
paired and p u t in 16 cu lv erts, laid
900 feet of 16 Inch concrete pipe
cut one m ile of road brush, b u ilt a
dam 200 feet long and six feet high
to care for seepage w ater w hich will
be reclaim ed for irrig a tio n purpo­
ses.
T his work has been done a t no
cost to the county except for the
wages of th e su p e rin ten d e n t and
gasoline m ile a g e .__ ________
MARCH 24, 1938.
YELLOW DAISIES
IDENTIFIED
J. Skovbo, p ro p rieto r of th e Skov-
bo A piaries of H erm iston, b ro u g h t a
sta te m en t to th e H erald th is week
w hich identifes th e "yellow daisies”
now blooming in th is locality.
“ The ‘yellow d aisies’ th a t m ade
th is locality a field of gold the past
th ree weeks are of course not real
ly daisies, but lack in g a b etter com­
mon nam e th a t designation is p er­
haps as good as an y other.
The botanical nam e of th is p lan t
is crocidimi: m ulticaule. F ra n k C.
P ellett in his “A m erican Honey
P la n ts” sta te s: ‘Crocidium m u lticau le
is a sm all an n u al h erb w ith a lte r ­
n ate leaves and
yellow
flow ers
w hich blooms In early spring, com­
mon to the plains and hills on the
open ranges of th e n o rth w est. It is
found from B ritish Columbia to
W ashington, Oregon, Idaho and Cal­
ifo rn ia.’ ”
F. B. W IL L INSTALL
LOCAL BASEBALL
PELLETING M A C H IN E PLAYERS ORGANIZE
The board of d irecto rs for the
H erm iston baseball players will
F arm B ureau C o-operative of H er­ m eet Sunday aftern o o n , M arch 27,
m iston auth o rized th e m anager, H. a t 2:00 p. m,, on th e H erm iston
H. Sommerer, to p urchase and in ­ Com m unity park a th le tic grounds, to
sta ll a p elleting m achine as p a rt of organize a team for th e com ing sea­
th e mill eq u ipm ent a t an approx- son. The first try -o u ts will be held
m ate co3t of >4000, a t a board of d i­ and a m anager elected. H erm iston
recto rs m eeting held Tuesday nig h t. has not had a tow n baseball team
P ellets are said to be a conven- for two years, and anyone interested
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ience and
economy 4^,
to n poultrym
en in is asked
to _ «_ be ..................
present
at i L the
m eeting.
feeding hens in th e lay in g house or
tu rk ey s on th e range. T he F arm
Alfalfa Seed Production.
B ureau C o-operative is a feed store
w hich fu rn ish es p a rt of th e feed to
A num ber of farm ers in th is area
farm ers in th is a re a and it is due to have planted fields to alfa lfa w ith
the dem and for feed in pellet form seed production in view. These fields
th a t the board ordered th e in s ta lla ­ have been inspected by Ja y T. P ie r­
tion of th e feed com pressor.
son, assista n t county agent, who has
Mr. Som m erer sta te s th a t th e m a­ applied for ce rtificatio n for th e grow
chine w ill be purchased an d in sta ll­ ei's. In order to grow certified seed
ed at th e e a rliest possible date.
th e land m ust be planted to crops
oth er th a n alfalfa for four years
p rio r to grow ing Of certified seed.
P. T. A. Benefit Saturday.
W IR IN G LOAN
APPLICATIONS IN
A num ber of ap p licatio n s have
been made for loans for w iring, and
pressure w ater system s,
including
plum bing, a t th e office of th e U m a­
tilla E lectric Cooperative. These
loans may be had for >50, and up to
>400, w hich may be used for w irin g
prem ises, and for in stallatio n of w a­
te r pum ping facilities. It may also
include bath room fix tu res or hot
w ate r system.
T he te rm s a re on
M onthly in stallm en ts over a period
of five years, a t In terest of six per
cen t on deferred in stallm en ts.
M eter bases a re av ailab le a t th e
asso ciatio n ’s office to r all who de­
sire to w ire th e ir property.
T he systbm is n earin g com pletion
Poles and w ires are up in all d is­
tric ts east of U m atilla, and w ires
a re now being stru n g west of I r r i ­
gon. T ran sfo rm ers are placed in
th e B u tter Creek and W estland d is­
tricts, and juice may be m ade a v a il­
able in those areas by A pril 1st, The
e n tire system is expected to be ready
for use by May 1st.
HOME FURNISHINGS
SPECIALIST C O M IN G
ELECTRIC BROODER
USE DEMONSTRATED
FARM BUREAU PLANS
OTHER MEETINGS
T he ad v an tag es of using ele c tri­
cal equipm ent In th e brooding of
chicks and tu rk ey poults was ex ­
plained to in terested m em bers of
th e U m atilla P ro ject Farm B ureau
at a m eetin g F rid ay n ig h t, arran g e d
for by J. W. M cMullen, p o ultry p ro ­
ject leader, an d Jay T. Pierson, as­
s is ta n t county agent. W ith th e ex ­
ception of D. M. Johnson of W alla
W alla, all sp eak ers w ere local. Mr.
Johnson is said to be tb e best in ­
formed man on cooperatives in tbe
Pacific N orthw est.
N. J. V ansklke of the “ V ig o rb ilt”
H atch ery discussed b attery brooding
an d dem o n strated a w orking u n it.
Mr. V anskike sta te d th a t w hile th e
o rig in a l cost is q u ite high, in his
opinion th e b a tte ry brooder would
fit in w ith th e w ork of the av erag e
com m ercial p oultrym an. He sta te s
th a t 10 u n its, enough for 1000 birds
can be bought for >140.O ther eq u ip ­
m ent would be necessary for brood­
ing since th e birds can be kept in
th e b a tte ry only th ree weeks.
H. K. Dean, su p e rin ten d e n t of the
U. S. Field S tatio n , showed an elec­
tric brooder w hich has been In use
a t th e farm since 1934, and w hich,
he sta te s, is very efficient. V arious
sizes may be used: 3 by 6 feet for
400 chicks, 3 by 7 and 3 by 8 for
500 chicks. H alf th is num ber of
tu rk ey s Is capacity.
In 1934 th e
cost of m ateria l and for b u ilding
th is brooder was >20. A ctual cost
of brooding chicks was one cent per
bird, and for tu rk ey s tw o cents. T he
brooder consum ed 180 k ilo w atts of
elec tricity d u rin g the brooding se a ­
son and a t th ree cents per kilow 'att
am ounted to >5.40,
j
D uring th e m eeting power q u es­
tio n n a ires were passed o ut and a
tw en ty m in u te ta lk on the questions
contained given by Mrs. A. E. Mc­
F arlan d of U m atilla.
J. W. McMullen, Dr. Theo. Belet-
ski, J. Jendrzejew ski, C. M. Jackson
and H. J. O tt each gave sh o rt talk s
on th e ir experiences in brooding as
poultrym en. Dr. B eletski nam ed
several choices of litte r know n to
have been used by p o u ltry m en on
th e project. They w ere clean sand,
straw , p eat moss, chaff, and b ran .
. More of such seasonal m eetings
are ineluded in th e program a r ­
ranged by th e executive com m ittee
of the U m atilla P roject F arm Bu­
reau. The d ate of such fu tu re m eet­
ings will be announced as called.
T he ladies served
refresh m en ts
im m ediately follow ing th e m e et­
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ing.
Miss Joan P atte rso n , E xtension
Specialist in Home F u rn ish in g s,
from Oregon S tate College Home E c­
onom ics D epartm ent w ill be a v a il­
As a very fittin g clim ax to the
able for two m eetings A pril 4. The
P a ren t-T ea ch e r’s program for the
firs t w ill be held a t Irrig o n high
year and to th e activ ities in both o r­
school au d ito riu m on Monday, A pril
ch estra and glee club in th e high
4, a t 2:00 P. M., and th e o th e r at
school, a program will be presented
the h igh school b u ild in g in H erm is­
a t the fin al P.T.A. m eeting to be
ton a t 8 :00 P. M. Monday, A pril 4.
held A pril 21 in th e h igh school
Miss P atte rso n gave a very in te r ­
auditorium . At th is tim e both boys
estin g discussion on the use of elec­
and g irls’ glee clubs w ill present
tric ity in th e home a t the Econom ic
several num bers and th e grade
Outlook conference held a t P en d le­
school and h igh school o rch estras
ton F eb ru ary 22. T hrough m any re ­
w ill also please w ith several selec­
quests from farm ers being served by
tions. T he glee clubs are u n d er the
th e U m atilla W ectrlc Cooperative
directio n of Miss H elen P eterson,
association of H erm iston, Miss P a t­
and th e o rch estras u n d er G. C.
terson arran g e d to hold a series of
H um phreys.
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m eetings a t
in te rv als th ro u g h o u t
The P.T.A. will sponsor a benefit
Miss Ileen M anning of Pendleton
th e com ing season.
Rohrman Improves Office.
will present some of her pupils in salad luncheon card p arty S atu rd ay
These m eetings should be of in ­
aftern o o n a t 1:30, March 26th, in
dance recital as an added featu re.
The R ohrm an Motor com pany of­
At the la st P.T.A. program March the high school au d itorium . Miss fice was g reatly im proved la st week te re st to all housewives, w h eth er
17th an excellent program was en ­ Eileen M anning of P endleton will by re-arran g em en t of office eq uip­ ru ra l or u rban.
joyed by those present. The program present some of h er stu d e n ts in sev­ m ent and p ain tin g . A. F. R ohrm an,
consisted of a one act play en title d eral dance num bers d u rin g th e a f­ m anager, has his office at th e east NURSING INSPECTOR
Who Gets th e C ar,” directed by ternoon. C o n tract bridge and p in ­ side of th e building an d th e supply
Miss E sth e r S ibert. The cast in clu d ­ ochle w ill be in play and tic k ets are cab in ets are placed in convenient VISITS DISTRICT
ed M arian Pierce, Bob Jackson, Jim on sale a t 25 cents. _______
positions back of the display coun­
Jackson and K enneth Bensel. The
ter. Customers will see a decided im­
Miss R u th Squier, n u rsin g inspec­
Weather
Eeport.
glee club presented four selections
provem ent in the office a rra n g e ­ tor for the S tate of Oregon, was the
from the com ing o p eretta, directed
Max. Min. m ent. _______ ____________ _
guest of D istrict No. 7 of th e Oregon
Date
by Miss P eterson.
S tate N u rses’ association, at a m eet­
March 17 .............. ................. 54 ... 25
The m eeting on A pril 21st w ill be March 18 .............. ................. 58
James H. Eeid. Jr.. Transferred.
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ing a t St. A n th o n y ’s ho sp ital In P e n ­
In th e form of a school ex h ib it in March 19 ..........
............... 52 ... 36 »»Jam es H. Reid, Jr., son of J. H. dleton T hursday evening, M arch 10.
w hich w ork done d u rin g the year March 20 .............. ............... 53 ... 22 Reid of H erm iston, who has been Miss Squier presented th e follow ing
will be shown. E lection of officers March 21 .............. ............... 54 ... 28 statio n ed a t H onolulu for several registered nurses of th is d istric t a f ­
for the P.T.A. w ill also be held.
March 22 .............. ................ 51 ... 23 m onths w ith th e U. S. E ngineers, was te r ex p lain in g w hat th e emblem on
March 23 .............. ........ ....... 62 ... 31 tran sfe rred to th e office of th e D ivi­ the pins they wore stood for.
sion E n g in eer in San Francisco, Cal.,
P re cip itatio n was .16.
Miss Squier gave the follow ing
PASTUREGRASS
a rriv in g in th e sta te s recently. Reid in fo rm atio n concerning th e well
is a g rad u ate of the U niversity of qualified reg istered nurse:
PLATS SEEDED
Norton Yard Landscaped
Skating Eink Will Open.
W ashington, and also of the H erm is­
The Oregon s ta te em blem of th e
ton Union high school. He expects
II.
W.
lages com pleted lan d scap ­
The
ro
ller
sk
a
tin
g
rin
k
w
ill
again
well q u alified nurse. T his is the ing th e K
A forage crop n u rsery co n tain in g
g rounds aro u n d th e r e s i ­
in H erm iston. Jack House, who to v isit his home in th e early sum ­
symbol
th
a
t
you
14 d iffe ren t grasses and legum es has open
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dence of A. H. N orton th is week.
has been o p era tin g a sk a tin g rin k in mer.
should look for on The evergreen fo u n d atio n plan was
been seeded on th e U m atilla ran ch La
G rande d u rin g
the
w in ter
th e uniform of th e used w ith 14 evergreens arran g e d in
along the highw ay, by Ja y T. P ie r­ m onths, retu rn ed to H erm iston th is
Ladies Discuss Color.
n u rse who
tak es the landscape. Mr. Klages is a f a r ­
son, a ssista n t county agent.
The m onths, retu rn ed th is week announc
T he Home E xtension U nit held
care of your loved mer on B u tter Creek b u t a t one tim e
purpose of th e n u rsery is to find a ing he w ill open th e sk a tin g rin k its reg u la r m eeting a t the Legion
ones. It is m ade in did com m ercial land scap in g in P o rt­
native grass or legum e w hich will in the H erm iston au d ito riu m b u ild ­ hall Tuesday iaf<ernoon w ith Miss
th e blue and gold land and o th er cities. Mr. N o rto n 's
grow u nder ex trem e a lk a li condi­ ing S atu rd ay , M arch 26. The occas­ F ran ces C linton conducting a dis­
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colors of th e sta te . home is on G ladys avenue ea st of
tions and step up th e c a rry in g ca­ ion will be a sk ate carn iv al sta rtin g cussion on color com binations, a p ­
pacity of th e p astu res located on the a t 7:30. T he rin k w ill be open ev­ plying It to in dividual com plexions It m eans th a t a n u rse has been ex­ the city lib rary .
am ined and declared able, by a
U m atilla Meadows.
ery W ednesday, T hursday, F rid ay and types. The ladies made a color
In one plot all 14 v arieties of seed and S atu rd ay from 7:30 to 1 0:00 p. c h a rt for th e ir own home use. The group of alread y train ed nurses, to
Tree Order Arrives.
take care of th e sick in any and all
have been p lanted in rows to d e te r­ m.
n ex t m eeting w ill be held A pril 26. m an n er of illness. She has served a
T he nine persons who placed o r­
m ine possibilities for seed produc­
period of th ree years of in ten se ders w ith th e a ssista n t
co unty
tion as w ell as pastu re. A nother
tra in in g in a ho sp ital school in a g e n t’s office for trees w ill be In te r­
plot was seeded to a m ix tu re of g ra s­
w
hich
th
e
sta
n
d
a
rd
s
a
re
set
up
by
a
ested to know th a t th e o rder has a r ­
ses and legum es. One plot each was
n atio n al n u rsin g group. Upon com ­ rived. The trees come from th e sta te
seeded to O rchard G rass, Red Top,
pletion
of
her
h
o
sp
ital
course
she
fo restry nu rsery a t Oregon S tate col­
Slender W heat G ras sand Smooth
has successfully passed the ex am in ­ lege, w ith 8700 trees contained in
Brome.
ation req u ired for re g istra tio n in the th is order. O ther ord ers will he ac-
One plot each was seeded to Straw­
state, an d is th erefo re vouched for cepted If recelved^by next Monday.
berry Clover, A lslke Clover and
Mrs. V. W aid and Supt. U. W by th e S tate of Oregon.
STANFIELD (S pecial) — County
Sweet Clover.
School S u p erin te n d en t J. A. Yeager H ay e n tertain ed members of the
The n u rse who does n o t w ear
Wild Life Picture Illustrations.
Anyone in terested
in w atch in g has appointed Jam es H oskins and b asketball team s a t a d in n er dance th is pin has n ot been properly
the grow th an d developm ent of these F ra n k Sloan to fill th e unexpired F rid a y n ig h t. Bob Refvem acted as train ed . She ca n n o t be vouched for
R ep resen tativ es of th e S tate Game
grasses and legum es may see them term s of E rn e st Sires and H a rry A n­ to a stm a ste r and presented le tte rs to by th e S tate of Oregon. She may Commission will be in H erm iston.
from the highw ay on th e U m atilla drew s as m em bers of th e local school the follow ing: L ena Bowman, L orna give th e w rong dose of m edicine or T hursday, March 31, to show pic­
G abriel, Jo Rhea, M arie R hea, Leota not u n d erstan d th e o rd er th e doctor tu res of wild life In Oregon. T he
ranch 3*4 m iles w est of S tan field . board.
Mr. and Mrs. V ernon N orris are E vans, M ary G reen, Neva H edrick, has given h er an d th ereb y cause th e m eeting will be held a t th e high
school b u ilding and w ill be co n d u ct­
th e p are n ts of a d a u g h te r born in V irg in ia G abriel, Bill Gossage, Cecil d eath of h er p atien t.
Stockard Family Eeunion.
St. A n thony’s h o sp ital in Pendleton Brown, Bud B artley, Jo h n Quimby,
ed by R ichard L. A verill, president
The
fee
for
th
e
service
of
the
The fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. F riday. March 18.
W alter Green, Ben E vans, C layton reg istered , as th e properly exam ined of th e U m atilla U nit of th e Oregon
S tockard of Colum bia d istric t w ere
H arold
The Study club m et T h u rsd ay a f­ Tom bleson, George M cDerm ott, Guy nurse is called, may be slig h tly h ig h ­ W ild Life F ed eratio n , and
home Sunday to enjoy a fam ily re­ ternoon w ith Mr». W. G. W allace as C lark, C arl Wood and Andy Brown. er th a n th a t req u ired for th e u n ­ Dobyns, o f th e biological survey, of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shaw of Look­
union. on the occasion of Mr. Stock- hostess a t h er home. D u rin g the
ed person, b ut Isn 't it w o rth It P endleton.
a rd ’s b irth d a y . All b u t P au l Stock­ business m eeting Mrs. H. L. H ed­ ing Glass, Mr. and Mrs. H arold train
to
know
th a t your loved ones a re
ard of P rin ev ille w ere present. rick. ch airm an of th e com m ittee for Shaw and Mrs. Lynn R anney of safe?
Examiner Here March 30.
Among the ch ild ren
w ere Opal th e b enefit dance, tu rn ed in >45 to P endleton visited a t th e Roy A tte-
Schools w hich are connected w ith
T he exam iner of o p erato rs an d
Stockard of C orvallis; Mr. and Mrs. th e club trea su rer. On m otion, it was bury home Monday.
Lowell S tockard, H eppner; Mr. and disposed of as follows: >5 to sch o lar­
S tu d en ts in th e school w ent to g en eral h ospitals equipped to give ch au ffeu rs will be In H erm iston
Mrs. Fred Davis. U m atilla; Shirley ship loan fu n d ; >15 to D oernbecker P endleton T uesday aftern o o n to see in stru c tio n su fficie n t to p rep are a W ednesday, M arch 30, at th e city
Stockard of Bly. O re.; Mr. and Mrs. hospital; >25 to th e local library. G oldsm ith’s "She Stoops to Conquer” young woman to care for th e sick lib ra ry betw een th e hours of 1 :00
V ictor Stockard. H erm iston. R ela­ Mrs. Fred Shelton an d Mrs. L. Joan- w hich was presented in th e V ert in all m an n er of illness are ac cred ­ to 5 :0 0 , acco rd in g to a recen t a n ­
tives and frien d s present w ere Mr. n au lt were elected to the offices of M emorial building. T he school bus ited by th e S tate of Oregon th ro u g h nouncem ent released from th e S ec­
and Mrs. Gene G ray. Mr. and Mrs. secretary and tre a su re r, respectively was used in tra n sp o rta tio n . T he pro­ the Board of N urse E xam iners. The re ta ry of S ta te ’s office. All those
Elm er H unt, Mr. an d Mrs. B. Ruhl, for the en su in g year.
duction was sponsored by th e De­ S u p erin te n d en t of N urses of these w ishing perm its or licenses to d riv e
p a rtm e n t of Public In stru ctio n . Mrs, schools m ust be a n u rse registered cars are asked to get in touch w ith
Miss E sth er Thom pson. L exington,
Roll call was responded to by W aid accom panied th e students.
in th e sta te an d have special p re ­ the ex am iner d y ing these hours
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W h itse tt,
nam ing suggestions for n ex t y ea r’s
H erm iston.
•
B illy Cook, five year old son of p aratio n and experience for her
study, Mrs. Ja y B aker talked on Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook of W est- work. T his is tru e of all who teach
“Good T aste in D ress” and Mrs. U. land d istric t, w as tak en to St. A n­ and supervise th e young n u rse d u r­ SONGS, STABS, FUN IN
Legion Birthday Party.
S. R ichardson on “ W h at C o n stitu tes th o n y ’s hospital early th is week for ing h er period of tra in in g . T he “THEILL OF A LIFETIME”
schools In Oregon w hich are accred ­
The H erm iston U nit of th e A m er­ P erso n ality .” Mrs. E d g ar Hoosier an op eratio n for mastoid.
B rillian t sin g in g and dan cin g
ican Legion A uxiliary e n tertain ed was named as hostess for M arch 31.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Power had as ited are :
Mrs. J. M. R ichards was su b sti­ th e ir guest Sunday H enry Schaffer
College of N ursing, U n iv ersity of sta rs fu rn ish th e h ila rio u s fun of
m em bers of th e Legion Post and
th e ir fam ilies a t a b irth d a y p arty tu te teach er of th e 7 th an d 8tb and d a u g h te r D orothy, and Mr. and P o rtlan d , P o rtla n d ; D ep artm en t of th e new m usical, “ T h rill of a Life-
last S atu rd ay evening in th e Legion grades T h u rsd ay and F riday.
Mrs. Tom M illison and son Jack of N u rsin g E ducation. U niversity of tim e,” w hich s ta rts S unday a t th e *
hall a t w hich ap p ro x im ately 30 were
Oregon Medical School, E m anuel Oasis th e atre.
T hree cabins belonging to Mrs. P endleton.
A ccording to th e story, Jo h n n y
present. Mrs. Jam es Todd. p resi­ Agnes H ills' to u sist cam p were de­
P au l B ran d t, fa th e r of Mrs. M ar­ H ospital, Good S am a ritan H ospital,
d ent of D istrict No. 6. and O. K. stroyed by fire W ednesday night. tha Molestead, passed aw ay a t his all of P o rtla n d ; St. A n th o n y 's H os­ Downs and E leanore W hitney are
M udge presented th e b irth d a y cake Only prom pt w ork on th e p a rt of home on Birch Creek S atu rd ay n ig h t p ital, P en d leto n ; St. E liz ab e th ’s Hos members of a trio w ith Ju d y Canova,
w hich was decorated In th e n atio n al CCC boys and tow nspeople saved F u n eral arran g em en ts have not been pital. B aker; St. M ary's H ospital. but feel th a t Ju d y is holding back
colprs. red. w h ite and blue. A sh o rt o th e r nearby buildings.
com pleted, a w a itin g word from a A storia; T he Dalles H ospital, The th e act. They tak e h er to Camp R o­
mance to m arry h er off. and fin ally
Dalles.
program was enjoyed, followed bv
T he Monday bridge club met with son in K etchikan. A laska.
dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T h o rn e were
Mrs. J. F. Lane. Mesdames N. D.
At all tim es th ese registered nurse succeed In “ palm ing her off” onto
Bard, Dill Penney. George E llio tt S unday d in n er guests a t th e F. A. pins rem ain th e p ro p erty of th e Ben Blue. The gay ro m an tic atm o s­
an
d H arle R ogers were su b stitu te I S helton home.
S tate of Oregon and anyone w earin g phere o f th e cam p also gets frosty
Pre-Easter Bazaar.
L ittle C harlene C arnes of Pilot thl« pin falsely Is g u ilty of a mls- Leif E rickson, young p lay w rig h t
players.
The H erm iston U nit of th e A m eri­
Ml»« Evelyn S tark w ea th er of T h e , Rock is v isitin g h er g ran d p aren ts, dem eaner and p u n ish ab le by fine a c ­ who ru n s th e place, and he discov­
ers th a t he's been in love w ith his
can Legion A uxiliary Is sponsoring Dalles is spending a few days w ith I Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Hoskins,
cord in g to ’ he Oregon N u rsin g Law secretary . Betty G rable, all along.
a p re-E aster B asaar and cooked food her sister, Mrs. H arle Rogers.
A num ber of the younger genera-
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They all get to g e th er to p ut on a
sale S atu rd ay , A pril 16. Mrs. Wm.
Mlss M arian A verill of P o rtlan d Hon enjoyed a b irth d a y p arty Tues-
cam p show, and w hen a producer
Mikesell is ch airm an of a rra n g e ­ arrived in S tan field Sunday to tak e i day honoring Tommy Refvem on his 1709.
m ents for th e novelties and Mrs. up her d u ties as in stru c to r in the se re n tb b irth d ay , a t tb e M artin
T his Is th e p ro tectio n to w hich happens along and sees th e show —
Jam es Todd ch airm an of a rra n g e ­ local high school.
Pefvem home
luvited
guests In­ you a re en title d when you call for a w hich includes a specialty num ber
by gorgeous D orothy I jm n u r , he a r ­
m ents for th e cooked food. O rders
H ayden. Beverley
H igh school girls com plim ented cluded H arlan
w ill be taken for cooked food by any th e ir m others a t a St. P a tric k 's tea H ughes, S haron Lee C hapin. A rlene nurse to care for your loved ones In ranges to back it. in su rin g every one
ip th e p arty a real Job.
tim e of III
o f the Auxiliary.
and program F riday afternoon.
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HOSKINS AND SLOAN APPOINTED AS
MEMBERS STANFIELD SCHOOL BOARD