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THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, l»40 4 PA O » FOUR T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld PINE CITY NEWS By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. A. V. Strain of Weiser, Idaho, is Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lane Jr. spent last Wednesday in Walla Wal visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and family for ten la. Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh and days. He also spent a week in Port children Bob and Sharon Lee of Pen land with his son Alvin Strain. He dleton spent last Wednesday visiting is planning on taking in the Round Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Up in Pendleton before returning at the Glenn Ostrom home. Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. . , Chet Ashland of Spokane spent home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew one day last week visiting here. have returned home from Spokane Subscription Rates James Byrnes went to Hood River where they have spent the summer. Friday after Mrs. Byrnes and grand One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 Miss Shirley, Opal and Lida Jar- son Gordon Lee Harryman. Mrs. mon of Portland spent a few days on Six Months ...................................... 1-00 Byrnes had spent two months there the creek visiting friends and rela because of her health. Three M onths......................................... 50 tives last week. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Rau and son Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thomson while Payable in Advance David spent last Thursday in Pendle here. Miss Shirley teaches near Port land, Opal teaches at Albany and ton. Office Telephone ........:................... 2051 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Binder were Miss Lila teaches in Redding, Cal. Residence Telephone ....................... 2333 Pendleton visitors last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers spent George Butterwood returned Sat Wednesday in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill spent urday from a trip pby train to Salt Wednesday in Heppner on county Lake City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith are be court business. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and ing congratulated on a baby daugh ON ter, Wanyell Learvia, born at the St. family and Mr. and Mrs. Marian Anthony’s hospital last Wednesday1 Finch and family attended the dance evening. This is the Smith’s third at the Lena Grange hall Saturday. A. V. Strain spent Friday with child, but first daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cherry of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Neill on Lower Heppner visited his mother, Mrs. Butter Creek. operating a bicycle on any street, al Bertha Cherry and friends here Sun ORDINANCE NO. 188 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Orsdall of ley or public place in the City of day. They were on their way home of Pendleton spent Sunday visiting AN ORDINANCE FIXING REG Hermiston shall keep said bicycle on Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger and from Portland. ULATIONS UPON THE USE Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newman and Mr. Strain. Mrs. Van Orsdall is al OF BICYCLES IN THE CITY the extreme right of the traffic lane, and it shall be unlawful for two or children of Walla Walla spent Satur so Mr. Strain’s daughter. OF HERMISTON, PROVIDING Mrs. Helen Ringo, teacher of Pine A PENALTY AND DECLARING more riders or operators of bicycles day afternoon visiting her brother to travel abreast or to ride or operate and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Os City school, was a dinner guest at AN EMERGENCY. a bicycle otherwise than in single trom and son Gary. the R. E. McGreer home Thursday. THE CITY OF HERMISTON DOES file. Mrs. Ray Brewster of Spokane is Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker and ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 6. It shall be unlawful to Joe and Mr. and Mrs. Gene McFar visiting her daughter and family, Section 1. No person shall ride or engage in bicycle racing upon the land and son Merrill spent Sunday Mrs. R. E. McGreer. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger operate any bicycle upon any street, streets or alleys of the City of Her in the mountains. alley or public place within the City miston. Leta Meyers of Walla Walla spent spent Saturday and Sunday in Pasco visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watten of Hermiston during the period from Section 7. No operator or owner Sunday here visiting friends. a half hour after sunset until a half of a bicycle shall leave his bicycle on Miss Betty McKenzie of Pendleton burger and family. Another teacher is to be hired at hour before sunrise, without having any sidewalk in the City of Hermis visited at the home of her parents, a lighted lamp affixed to the front of ton or placed in such a manner as to Mr. and Mrs. E. McKenzie, Sunday. Pine City to take the upper grades. Mrs. Gladys Corrigal left Monday _ j-f bicycle, visible under normal at hinder or impede pedestrian or vehic- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and mospheric conditions from a distance ular traffic. daughter Donna spent several days for Pendleton to spend the week and of at least 300 feet in front of said in the Round Up. 8. Any person violating of last week in Ellensburg, returning take Mr. and Mrs. Duke Schiller left ’ •'bicycle, and also a reflex mirror or any Section Sunday. of the provisions of this ordi lighted lamp on the rear of said bicy nance shall, upon conviction thereof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark re Saturday for Payette, Idaho, for a cle exhibiting a red light visible un before the City Recorder, be punish turn Sunday from a week spent in week’s vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Currin and der like conditions from a distance of ed by impounding his bicycle in the Portland and a week on a trip which son Ronald spent Friday evening at at least 200 feet to the rear of said office of the City Recorder for such took them to Denver. bicycle. Art Trout of Walla Walla, Wes the John Harrison home. Section 2. No person shall operate period as the City Recorder shall des tern Union man, was a business visi Roy Neill has been to Wallowa this ignate. or ride any bicycle upon the streets, week getting his sheep started out of tor here Monday. Section 9. Every person riding or alleys or public places of the City of operating a bicycle upon any street, Mrs. Hanson spent the week end the mountains. Hermiston with two or more persons alley or public place in the City of in The Dalles visiting her son Jerry Mrs. Roy Neill was called to Hard upon the same bicycle, provided that Hermiston shall be subject to all the Morrison in the hospital there. man Saturday because of the death this restriction shall not apply to provisions of the laws of the State Lyle Brown left Sunday for La of Mrs. Retta Knighten. Funeral bicycles equipped for two or more of Oregon and ordinances of the City Grande where he was called as fire services were held Sunday at Hard riders, and no person shall ride or applicable to the drivers of vehicles. man. man. operate a bicycle with the passenger The local associations held a teach Section 10. Whereas bicycles are in front of the rider or operator. (Held from last week) being operated in the City of ers’ reception at the Masonic hail Section 3. No person while riding now School bells rang Monday morning Hermiston without sufficient regula Tuesday evening for the purpose of or operating a bicycle upon any tion, endangering the teachers and parents to get ac at Pine City for a beginning of anoth the riders and oth street, alley or public place in the er persons it is necessary that this quainted. Representing are: Mrs. er school year. An enrollment of 15 City of Hermiston shall hold on to ordinance be in effect immediately Walter Bullard, Eastern Star; Mrs. students were in charge of Mrs. Hel any other vehicle. the preservation of the peace, Art Bousquet, Ladies Altar Society; en Ringo for all eight grades. Section 4. No person shall ride or for health and safety of the City, this Mrs. Alec Rau, Ladies Aid; Mrs. Miss Betty Finch, Helen and Ros operate any bicycle upon any side ordinance be in full force and Harry Hull, Garden Club; and Mrs. etta Healy, Ray Ayers and Pat walk on Main Street between First effect from shall Max Graybeal, Pocahontas. and after its passage by O’Brien left Monday for Heppner to and Third Streets. George McNabb of The Dalles, enter high school. Council and approval by the Section 5. Every person riding or the who is employed on a boat running Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barnes of Pilot Mavor. Passed the Council this' 4 day of from The Dalles to here, is visiting Rock spent the week end at the Mar September, 1940, by the affirmative this week at the home of his parents, ian Finch home. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Pete McNabb. vote of five Councilmen. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and Mr. and Mrs. Max Graybeal and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wat Attest: Chas. Taylor, Recorder. Approved by the Mayor this 4 day her mother, Mrs. George Sampson, tenburger and family joined the REFRIGERATION and spent Tuesday in Pendleton. of September, 1 940. Finches and Barns for the evening. AIR CONDITIONING F. C. McKenzie, Mayor. Ed Skoubo and Warren Dillow of Mrs. R. E. McGreer and daughter Boardman were visitors at the E. Me Shirley and Mrs. Goldie Newcome, (Sept. 5) SERVICE Kenzie home Sunday afternoon. Johnny Harrison and Bob Grounvold Household and Commercial Re Supt. Harold Regal and Russell and the Ayers family took in the frigeration — Furnace Conversion Morris spent the week end in Port dress-up parade in Pendleton. • P. A. land. Oil Burners — Oil Furnaces Jim Daley and daughters Mary Mrs. Jeff Stephens and Alva re and Kathleen were Pendleton callers ♦V ELV ET Exhaust Fans, Self Contained Air turned home from Portland and Spo Saturday. Conditioners. ♦ HALF & HALF kane. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Clapp of Pilot FREE ESTIMATES Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tippie of Rock spent Sunday at the A. E. Wat THOMPSON'S DRUG Phone 3741 — Hermiston, Ore. San Francisco were visiting here the tenburger home.___ ___ first of the week. They were mar- ried in Reno last Saturday and were on their way home. Mrs. M. Smith and children of Portland visited here last week. By Mrs. W. C. Isom Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rix left for their home in Portland after spend and Mrs. Harley Whitmore ing a couple of weeks at the home of and Mr. son Clarence Whitmore and wife his sister, Miss Sara Rix. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McMillian and children of Reith were Umatilla visi tors Friday. Mrs. McMillian and daughters left that night for Holly wood after spending a couple of months here visiting with Mr. Mc Millian. Supt. Harold Regal, Coach Russell Morris and grade coach, Ed Elliott, attended the school masters meeting in Arlington Monday night. Ervin Chapman, who is working in Walla Walla, spent Sunday here. Robert Brownell, who is employed in Pasco spent the week end visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Switzler returned the last of the week from Astoria and These mills have gained populari Salem where they had spent a week ty deserving of their performance. at the regatta and state fair. 0 R E Glo(íP)N s O p E R P ublish E r I ' 4-S-S^OJil A TI ON G. Lester White IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS HAMMER MILLS Him Insurance is like that too—so many different kinds of policies to take care of varying require ments! Expert advice is needed. No matter how small your i n surance program may be. you will benefit by consulting • qualified agency — thia agency. May we serve you? IE xp ^ k t ' A o v 'i c e ' H E N you buy a camera you try to select one that W will do the sort of work you re quire. There are many kinds of cameras and expert advice is helpful when you go out to buy. Capital stock insurance is tta n d a r d protection. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, President : Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fro Enterprise visited their daughter, Mrs. Mabel Slaughter and family last Friday. Harry Smith has been very ill at his home in Irrigon. He is improv ing slowly. John Swearengen and Robert Brace who are attending schol in Pendleton spent the week end with their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Sherman were called to Heppner the last of the week by the death of Mrs. Sherman s aUMr. and Mrs. R. Smith from Wal lowa were business visitors in this vicinity Friday, Saturday and Sun day. L. N. Smith accompanied them home for an extended visit. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. T. T. Slaughter Thursday. This was the first meeting since July. The next Ladies Aid meeting will be held at the church September 19. Ray Sparks spent the week end with his father, John Sparks. Laverne Lamoreaux was a Pendle ton visitor the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harness, who have been visiting his brother, Rev. Harness and family, the past week, left for their home in Camas, Wn., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harness from Camas, Wn., parents of Rev. Harness, ar rived here Sunday and left for dif ferent points in Idaho Monday. They were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Harness. Rev. and Mrs. E. Bedwell from Spray, Ore., are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell. Roger Godwin from Idaho is stay ing with his grandparents and at tending school here. He is a fifth grader. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnberg mo tored to the mountains near Ukiah Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom attended the Farm Bureau picnic at Columbia park F riday. ______ Ray Critchfield. According to Sup erintendent W. G. Kersbergen, the following schedule has been arrang ed: Hermiston vs. Connell, Wn., here September 20. Hermiston vs. Waitsburg. Wn., is scheduled for September 27 at Waits burg but it may be possible to have this game at the Umatilla County Fair. October 4—Vacant. Hermiston vs. Walla Walla B here October 11. Hermiston vs. Heppner there Oc tober 18. Hermiston vs. Pendleton there Oc tober 26. Hermiston vs. Walla Walla B there November 1. Hermiston vs. Heppner here No vember 11, Armistice day. u . . -Hotel muLTnomRH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE LISTS EIGHT GAMES (From The Bulldog) The Hermiston Bulldogs begin their football practice immediately following the opening of school, ac cording to word received from Coach PORTLAND, OREGON A/&tio n a lly 7am oui • Convenient Location • Coffee Shop— B uffet Tavern • Dining end Banquet Rooms • Famously Fins Food • Modern Appointments • Luxurious Outside Rooms • Garage Opposite 600 ROOMS SENSIBLE RATES HERE’S THE NEW value sen satio n ■ Frigidaire Electric Range First the initial cost is less than other mills of same capacity. Second, you have to really see one of these mills, exam ine it thoroughly, see the material and workmanship, and then see it run and check on its work. John Deere now has three sizes in these mills. A size for every job and every purse. The percentage of gain in ground feeds is far greater than feeds not ground or chopped. This advantage plus the savings in feed, makes the purchase of one of these mills pay for itself. W e are planning a public dem on stration of all three sizes in this com munity. W atch for dates and location. BRADEN-BELL TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. PENDI.ETON, OREGON Brand-New Cabinet Model with Twin-Unit O ven. . . At record-breaking low price! BOARDMAN NEWS • Come in -see this great electric range buy! W e honestly believe this beautiful Frigidaire Range gives you more for your money than any other range at or near its price—bar none I By Elaine Fisher The Grange and Townsend clubs are giving a dance Saturday, Septem ber 14 at the Grange hall. A good crowd is desired. Miss LaVerne Baker, who is teach ing at Vale the coming year, was home a few days this week as the Vale schools were closed because of infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow and daughter Carma left Friday for Portland and other Willamette valley points where they visited relatives. Among others were Mrs. Barlow’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mef- ford of Lebanon. Mrs. Mefford re cently suffered an injury to her shoulder from a fall and still is un able to use that arm. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dobson of Camas, W’n., visited at the home of her brother, George Funkhauser. A reception was given in honor of the teachers at the school house F ri day evening. After a program con sisting of songs by the ladies trio, short talks by the teachers and an interesting contest refreshments were served in the cafeteria. A large crowd was in attendance. Three car loads of Christian En- deavorers left Sunday morning for a joint meeting of Columbia and Grand Ronde unions .at Immigrant Springs. 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