The Hermiston herald., March 20, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

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THE H ER M ISTO N HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941.
We’d like you to see and drive
the finest Ford we’ve ever built.
You’ll find its big bodies longer
inside, greater in total seating
width, and larger in windshield,
than anything else in the Ford
price field right now.
You’ll find a great new Ford
ride, too. A soft and quiet new
ride that has surprised a lot of
people and may surprise you.
No Ford has ever carried
EXTRA VALUE
quite so far!
And with its room and ride and
view, you get Ford extra power
with extra thrift, the biggest hy­
draulic brakes near its price, and
a lot of fine-car mechanical “fea­
tures” found only in a Ford at
low price.
If you are choosing a new car
thisyear,you’ll do well nottomiss
this Ford. And not just because
we say so, but because the facts do!
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THIN, WEEDY LAWNS
NEED VIGORO NOW!
• Early-fed grass helps choke out weeds be­
cause it grows more quickly earlier in the
spring, develops a thick, heavy growth be­
fore weeds get started.
Best results can be ob­
tained by feeding Vigoro
now. It supplies all of
the 11 food elements re­
quired for healthy, lux­
uriant growth. Econom­
ical. too! Only 4 pounds
per 100 square feet San­
itary, odorless, easy to
apply.
A Product o( Swift t Cacnpony
The C om plete P lan t Food
Oregoa Hardware & ¡mplenieid Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
■ v.n am i
frie n d D elbert
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le i e, Idaho, were here
U'
I o Ih a s h o r t tim e w ith
r e n D illion o f B o a rd m a n sto p p ed at T
the E. M cK nezie h m ie S a tu r d a y on his bi other Lyle Blow n an d old
. no-.
I in- young men have se­
th e ir way to M iss C om pton's home in
nsed c- ploy .p e n t in H e rm is to n .
H iig ard .
dy Baldw in received w ord to
S u p t. H arold Regele, Coach A rth u r
... to w r-i a s a ca rp e n te r a t the
M orris and th e basketball boy.-.' team
D epot site w h e re th e b a r­
re tu rn e d S unday m orning from Salem O rd n a n
w here they had atten d ed th e state racks a re under way.
basketball to u rn am en t.
s’. r. a r d Mrs. Tool T ucker spent
M rs. F ra n k M organ and d a u g h te r T ues iay in W alla W alla shopping.
Jo A nn of Salem , Jot* Reeves and son
M r-. E. M cKenzie re tu rn e d S a tu r ­
F re d , Mr. and M rs. Jack Reeves and day from P o rtlan d w here she had
d a u g h te r
I’enelope of
H erm iston sp en t a few days.
w ere S unday d in n er g u ests a t the
home of th e ir siste r and d au g h ter,
M r. am! M rs. Ben
S pencer and W ATER FORECAST
d a u g h te r E d y th an n e.
Mr. and M rs. H a rry Hull s p e n t' MEETS SET FOR
S unday and
M onday in Pom eroy i
w ith M r. H u ll’s sister-in-law , M rs. APRIL 1 TO 12
M a rg u e rita H ull and son Bill.
M rs. Dewey E lfo rd sp en t Sunday
The schedule of m eetings to d e te r­
and M onday in P o rtlan d visiting.
M r. and M rs. F aye H odgens and mine th e fin al w ater fo recasts fo r
d is tric ts of
d a u g h te r Jo a n of Pendleton visited a t th e various irrig a tio n
the Bill S w itzler home Sunday.
O regon has been announced by R. A.
M argie Enbysk of Pendleton spent W ork, associate irrig a tio n engineer
the week end at the home of h er sis­
te r and fam ily. Mr. and M rs. Gene in ch arg e of the O regon cooperative
s low surv ey s sponsored by th e Soil
M cF arlan d .
G lenn O strom is a g a in d riv in g the C onservation service and the O regon
school bus a f te r a absence ot three exp erim en t statio n . Six d is tric t m eet­
weeks because of the accident be had.
The new addition to th e g ra in ele­ ings a re scheduleil, to be followed by
the an n u al Colum bia basin in te rs ta te
v ato r w as com pleted last week.
M r. and M rs. D ale
M ontgom ery regional m eetings to be held a t P o rt­
and son L a rry and M rs. C alla T on­ land S a tu rd a y , A pril 12.
ies of H oldm an w ere S unday visitors
The d is tric t m eeting begins a t The
here.
Mr. and M rs. W m. S w itzler, M rs. D alles A p ril 1 w here the north cen­
Jo h n Lennox
and B etty McKenzie tra l Oregon situ atio n w ill be disscused
spent T uesday in P endleton on busi­ w ith the local w a te r m aster, fo re stry
ness.
officials, the county ag en t, and oth­
Mr. and M rs. Jam es B yrnes spent
The o th er m eetings
T uesday in W alla W alla on business. e rs in terested.
U m atilla-
M r. and M rs. Jam es B vrnes and will be lit Id as follows:
d a u g h te r Jo an w ere P endleton visi­ W alla W alla d is tric t a t Pendleton,
to rs S a tu rd a y .
A pril 2: ea ste rn and n o rth e a ste rn
Mrs. John W u rs te r and d au g h te rs
Mae and M rs. IL E. M cN abb and O regon at B aker, A pril 3: so u th e a st­
d a u g h te r D eane sn en t T uesday
in ern O regon at Lakeview , A pril 5;
Pendleton shopping.
ce n tra l O regon a t P rineville, A pril 7,
Floyd Louy le ft T uesday fo r P en­ and southern O regon a t K lam ath
dleton to ioin th e o th er d ra fte e s and
board a tr a in fo r P o rtlan d . Before F n l's. A pril 8.
Work a- head of the fo recastin g
leaving the 13 men will be dinner
o nests of th e A m erican Legion A ux­ n elect and John C. B u rtn e r, exten-
iliary . Louv is t*>e second U iiir * '''"
■ n editor from O regon S ta te col­
m an to <rn. the o th er one being A!v>-I
lege, will a tte n d all of the meetings'.
W atten b u rg .
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V ic k ;
m o th e r, M rs. E a r l S h aw .
Miss V irg in ia Compton and W ar
GET THE FACTS A N D
YO U LL GET A FO R D !
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H erm iston , O regon
UMATILLA NEWS
By Mrs. G lenn Ostroru
M rs. N . H a rris o f Irrig o n is em ­
ployed a t the home of M rs. F ra n k
J e w e tt d u rin g her illness.
M r. and M rs. G eorge K endler and
M rs. N. Johnson, sp en t T h u rsd ay in
Pendleton.
Ja c k K ester w as a business v isito r
in K ennewick F rid a y afte rn o o n , an d
in the evening w ith M rs. K ester tne.»
m otored to The D alles on business.
M rs. R ita B ates of S eattle is v is it­
ing a t the home of Mr. an d M rs. J e f f
S tephens. She p lan s on being here a
week.
M rs. F ra n k C lark le ft T h u rsd a y
fo r P o rtlan d w here she spent a few
days w ith M rs. B erth a C herr- wh>
is recovering from an o p eratio n in
th e hospital th ere. M r. C lark mot o-
ed down F rid a y and M rs. C lark re ­
tu rn e d home w ith him Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B u tte r’’ -xl
spent T h u rsd a y in P endleton on b u s­
iness.
T he P ocahontas
Ixu’-’e in itiated
fiv e new m em bers into th e ir o rd e r a t
th e re g u la r m eetin g T h u rsd ay nig h t.
Those in itia te d w ere M adam es L a u ra
Salkeld, C h aro tte Cooper, G ladys
G rubbs. D oris B ates and P a t E lfred .
Lois W illiam s acted as P o cah o n tas in
th e absence of R u th K inney.
M iss O rion W a te n b u rg sp en t a few
day s w ith h er sis te r in Spokane.
J . B. S p rin g e r sp en t F rid a y in
P endleton on business.
M rs. H arold Regele en te rta in e d the
brid g e club a t h er home F rid a y a f ­
ternoon.
E a rl S. H an n a. T exaco ag e n t in
P enleton, w as a business v isito r in
town F rid a y evening.
M r. and M rs. H erm an R iser of
Q u artz M ountain, Ore., visited Mr.
and M rs. F red K nudson W ednesday
end T h u rsd a y before going on to
Snokan»’ w here th ey
visited
th e ir
s' n Billy. They stopped on th e ir
w ay h o n e F rid a y n ig h t and sp en t
the ve<k end. The R isers w ere for-
n v r resid en ts of h ere fo r several
yi ars.
P " t W a*tenburg, ow ner and op-
rr n t ’r of th e U m atilla D airy , h as
n ii'-l’ased a new C hevrolet pickup
and has his nam e p ain ted on it.
The 500. club w as en te rta in e d a t
th e home of M rs. G ailey in H erm is­
ton last W ednesday aftern o o n .
C h arles K ik, Gene H ia tt and Del­
b e rt V an
Schoiack a re
spending
sp rin g vacatio n a t th e home of th e ir
p a re n ts from th e ir stu d ies a t O regon
S tate college.
M rs. D avid E arle y an d d a u g h te r of
B aker a re v isitin g a t th e home of h er
p a re n ts, M r. and M rs. C h arles H ia tt.
D oris R odenbough, who is a stu d ­
ent a t D ra p e rs School of B eau ty a t
La G rande, spent S unday a t the home
of h er p a re n ts. M r. and M rs. H a rry
Rodenbough. E ugene
H ia tt,
M rs.
R Men bough an d M rs. U rsel H ia tt
m otored h er back to La G ran d e Mon­
day m orning.
The F ire m e n ’s Bal! held S a tu rd a y
wns a big success w ith a larg e crow d
atten d in g .
P at P a tte e w as called to B urges,
a; i.. S a tu rd a v because of an ac-
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to one of th e F letch er tru c k s.
P e tte e is the d isp a tc h e r fo r the
F le’ch- Oil Co.
Em il P eterso n of T onopah, N ev a­
da. is v isitin g his siste r and fam ily,
M r and Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack.
M rs. E d w ard K n u ffm a n accom nan-
■'ed h er young son to P o rtla n d w h ere
he will have an o p eratio n on his eye
in the S hrine hospital. L a te r he w ill
have a n op eratio n on h is foot. M rs.
K n u ffm an will re tu rn a f t e r the op­
era tio n , b u t A lfred is expected to re ­
m ain m ost of th e sum m er.
A rt P eterso n
of W illow Creek
sp en t S u n d ay v isitin g a t the home of
his siste r, M r. and M rs. H ugh V an
Schoiack.
M arcella S lau g h ter, n u rse a t St.
A nthony's hospital
in
Pendleton,
who sp en t the week end w ith her
p are n ts in Irrig o n , visited Miss B et­
ty M cKenzie S a tu rd a y and S unday
aftern o o n .
A lbert V ieg spent S a tu rd a y in
W alla W alla and S unday in K enne­
wick.
Mr. and M rs. Milo M cF arlan d and
d a u g h te r M r. and M rs. Lyle Brow n
and son. and “ Skee” W aller spent
S unday fish in g a t th e
H erm iston
reservoir.
M r. and M rs. Bill S o u th w ard of
P endleton spent S a tu rd a y v isitin g
her d a u g h te r and son, M r. and M rs.
S tn n 'ev W olf and M aurice P riddy.
M r. and M rs. Eldon F ro m d ah l and
son of W alla W alla sp e n t th e week
end h ere v isitin g a t th e home of his
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First, at the “University of Petro­
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Through similar chemical acrobat­
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