THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
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HERMISTON, OREGON
EXTENSION STAFF
JOINS DRIVE FOR
SCRAP ALUMINUM
The extension field staff, consist
ing of county agents, home demon
stration agents and 4-H club agents,
has been called upon by William A.
Schoenfield, director of the O.S.C.
extension service, to assist county de
fense councils in every way possible
in a nation-wide aluminum gathering
campaign set for the week of July
21. This request to all members of
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the staff followed a letter received
from Dean H. Walker, acting gov-
ernor, and Jerrold Owen, coordinator
of the Oregon state defense council,
who are directing the campaign in
Oregon.
The nation-wide drive to collect old
and unneeded aluminum of all kinds I
is to obtain additional supplies for '
use in production of defense equip
ment. Farm families, as well as those
in the city, will be asked to contrib
ute old aluminum utensils and un
used aluminum parts of any kind.
Items suggested include pots and
pans, radio parts, toys, shakers,
screening, old washing machine parts,
picture frames, bookends, ice trays,
measuring cups, camera equipment,
kettles and double boilers, bottle and
jar caps, refrigerator plates, elec
trical equipment of all kinds, and in
fact, anything made of aluminum
that is no longer needed or is worn
out.
Tentative plans call for visits to be
made at farm homes, beginning the
week of July 21, when the aluminum
will be called for.
It is estimated that the collection
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941
and at the same time prepare it to
withstand the impacts of the emerg-
i ncy period later to avoid the disas-
ters which agriculture suffered fol-
lowing the first world war.
The preparation of the report was
undertaken by four principal sub-
. mnittees, forestry, range livestock,
general farming, and farm, home and
rural life. As determined by the com
mittee, the adjustments in Oregon
OREGON REPORT ON agriculture for all-out defense fall in-
I to two closely related classes.
FARM ADJUSTMENTS I The first includes measures to meet
Guaranteed
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changed and changing needs in the
LOOKS TO FUTURE
field of production. The second class |
The Oregon land use planning com includes measures for improving the
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mittee composed of farmers from dif welfare of the people so that they
may meet the problems oí defense
ferent parts of the state and repre with renewed vigor and with new
sentatives of state and federal agen confidence in the democratic way of
Each
cies has adopted and forwarded to life. These measures fall in the fields I
Washington, D. C., a program for of health, nutrition, security and |
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Oregon agriculture for the years of general morale. Later articles will |
deal with recomemndations on these |
the present emergency and those im
subjects.
Fleischmann’s
For
mediately following. This report has
already been submitted to a regional SU PT. TELLS OF
land use conference where it was
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praised highly by federal officials as SCHOOL TROUBLES
being one of the most complete and
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carefully prepared of those submit-
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The Congress of the United States
ted by the states.
“The plans projected in this report recognizes the situation, but its ag
are but a continuation and adapta encies have not carried out as yet
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tion of work that has been carried its promise. Free education has long
been
regarded
as
the
birthright
of
on for many years by farm people
and various agencies,” says Dean American children. In this case par
William A. Schoenfield, chairman of ents will have to help local officials
the state committee. “In another in securing these rights. If you have
sense, however, these plans are but a child you want to enroll in the Her
a beginning in the development of an miston schools, make it known to
effective and adequate unified pro your employers, if they be federal.
gram. This is a continuing and long- agencies that you want service and
26-Ounce
i insist upon it as an American citi
time job.”
Plans for the preparation of the zen, with such a strong demand from
report, which, as completed, covers employees, superior officers can see
100 type-writen pages, were initiated that it receives the same representa
by the state committee early in Jan tion among the dilatory bureaus at
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uary. The primary purpose was to Washington.
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We repeat that local school offic
recommend adjustments which would
permit Oregon agriculture to contrib ials have fought your battle, as far
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ute most towards national defense as they can, now parents must see
that their needs are heard in Wash
ington. Local school people have spent
weeks of effort and cannot go furth
er. The plain facts are that if the
school fails and the parents fail to
HERMISTON
PENDLETON
ARLINGTON
get government funds for construc
Phone
2761
Next
door
to
Phone 1082
tion, equipment and operation then
Koeppen’s Drug Store
the Hermiston schools will be unable
to accept any children who did not at
tend the Hermiston schools last year.
If all parents will use every effort
to place the importance of this school you present it direct, then probably
part, the school trustees have done
grant before depot officials so they
we will get a grant. Parents do your theirs.
may present it to Washington, or if
of aluminum scrap will produce some |
20 million pounds of aluminum, which I
will go to the smeitering plants,
where it will be made into secondary |
aluminum, which will in turn release '
2 million pounds of first-class alum-
inum for use by the airplane indus
try. This extra 20 million pounds is
enough to provide aluminum for 2000
fighter planes.
of Connor Bargains
Coffee
15c
Wax Paper
13c
Mop Sticks
10c
Pepper
15c
Yeast
3
10c
Brooms
35c
Matches
6
15c
Jello
3
14c
Tang Lunch Meat 25c
Deviled Meat 3 Cans 10c
Tomato Juice
9c
Potato Chips 2 Pkgs. 15c
Connor’s Cash Stores
CIRCUS DAYS
SHRIMP
Dry Pack,
PALM
OLIVE
3 i 25°
Regular
TUNA
DEVILED MEAT
? ood !
* •
SAFEWAY
SIERRA
PINE
ARSO STARCH
&ass
TOILET SOAP
Kingsford Starch
COM oe GLOSS
3pkas .25°
3.17%
*r) * A
e"
19c
BOH AMI POWOER - SCRATCHLESS
SANDWICH SPREAD
2 cans 25c
WRITE MAGIC BLEACH
PICKLED PIGS FEET
3 rolls He
STELLAR FACIAL TISSUES Box of
CALO DOG FOOD
No
1
200
3 fox
Local Grown Slicers, lb.
23c
I® bottle 25c
ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 1 can 18° Xib can 49c
WESTAfi VANILLA EXTRACT
CORN FLAKES
Post Toasties, easy to digest,
GRAHAM CRACKERS
rmitatie
PARADE
DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING n lie
COCKTAIL
OUR FAVORITE CATSUP
NU MADE
MAYONNAISE
Pt
22° Quart Jar
14-02. bottles
CRESCENT MUSTAN
CELERY
Quart Jar 29c
Green Type. lb.
37c
TOMATOES
25c
3 for
32-oz. bottle
15c
LOW PRICES — EVERY DAY
Bananas, lb
Watermelons, lb
EMERALD BAT SPINACH
2 No 2% cans 23c
CASTLE CREST KACHES Choice
No. 2% cane 15c
MARASCA MARASCHINO CHERRIES 5« bottles 1 0c
PAPER TOWEL
CANT BARS AN GUM ■ 5c VARIETIES
PAPER PLATES
WESTLE’S SEMI-SWEET CHOC.
5
tor
25c
Oregon Field Grown, 3 lbs.
5- lb can 33c
DIAMOND STRAINED HONEY
TAPIOCA
4(
CUCUMBERS
500s 19c
9c ;
cans
pkg. 7°
Firm Crisp Heads, lb.................
14c
SILK BATHROOM TISSUE
15- ok .
LETTUCE
lie
Carton
FAVORITE MATCHES
Sun-Maid
RAISINS
Serve a Cool, Crisp Salad!
SU-PURB BRAR. SOAP
RUBORA GRANULATED SOAP
2-15°
15c
2 7- om pkos 25c
MOBSTER BUM DROPS
A/// a mc
BOLD MEDAL COM KU
GOLD MEDAL WKATIES
RBC SHREDDED WHEAT
SUNSHINE MbUO CRACKERS
2 boxes 21c
Lb box
SUNT OAWB TOMATO JUICE
TOILET SOAP
Canterbury Iced Tea
,, i* 27° L pkg sr
PORK SAUSAGE
—
PEN-JEL PECTIN
20c
LIBBY’S CORDED KEF HASH
2 12-or. can• 45c
CUDAHY’S TANG Pure Pork
PABSTETT CREESE - PLAM M PIMIENTO Pkg
COLUMBIA DILL PICKLES
No. 21 — I Be
r
15«
Rancho Soup Rävilantker ‘* 5
AIRWAY COFFEE
U -,14®
BEEF POT ROASTS
NEW LEADER
3 • 39
EDWARDS COFFEE
25. 2—47e
23c
LUNCH MEATS
Sirloin Steak
Guaranteed tender
YOUR OWN
Beef Roast
Assorted
Fresh, lb.
BACON
By th
29c
Skinless
Wieners
Blade Cuts. lb.
LIME
For Sanitation
3011
FRIDAY. JULY 18th thru
HOHDAT JULY 31 m . ind.
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