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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. I teemen. sale in this area.” said Beale. OIL COMPANY GIVES This meeting is the first of a series Effective cooperation between the to be held throughout the year as a company and dealers in efforts to de SIX SCHOLARSHIPS I part of a state-wide finance officers’ velop the market for electrical goods TO OREGON GRADS training program. The entire pro- has been an important factor in I gram of meetings has been arranged bringing about the present high use Six Oregon high school graduates through the cooperation of the Ore of electricity and low average cost per kilowatt-hour on the company ’ s who plan to make agriculture their gon Finance Officers’ Association, DR. H. C. CURRY life work have just been granted the state division of audits, the bu.- system, he commented. The old reliable optome reau of municipal research at the scholarships of $100 each by the A trist of Seattle who has University of Oregon and the state BIDS OPENED FOR Standard Oil Company of California made professional visits division of vocational education. Lo TRAILER CAMP working through the school of agri arrangements for the sessions are Travel by SUPER.COACH to Hermiston for 27 years I cal culture here. Three of the boys will and under the direction of Mrs. Vina Hos- id Help NATIONAL DEFENSE will again be at— Construction of a 140-family trail- use their scholarships to attend O.S.C. j kins. Deputy Tax Collector, who was PORTLAND er park at Stanfield by the Farm Se starting this fall, while the other recently named local chairman. • Make your car last longer! HERMISTON HOTEL Save tires, parts, wear and tear. Winston D. Purvine, assistant curity Administration to provide three are boys who cannot go to col $3.60 Go by thrifty Union Pacific bus | date supervisor of public service shower, laundry and sanitary facil lege and have been granted the money San Francisco $12.60 on every out-of-town trip and training, is in charge of naming in- ities for part of the defense on the to help finance an agricultural pro keep your car in good shape for Los Angeles $17.60 the times when you need it structors for the meetings. Experts in Umatilla Army Ordnane project has ject on their home farm. most. You’ll help save vital de- FOR ONE DAY. the various fields have been secured been authorized by Defense Housing Seattle $6.10 fense materials, too. And the Those granted the scholarships to — EYES EXAMINED — from the state division of audits, the Coordinator C. F. Palmer, announces attend college are Stuart Schweizer, Boise .. $5.15 cost is far less than driving! state board of accountancy and the Walter A. Duffy, regional FSA di Nyssa: Albert Christy, Jr., Chiloquin, Glasses fitted to relieve University bureau of municipal re rector. and Darrell C. Shepherd, Scio. Those eye strain & headache. HERMISTON DRUG CO. search. The instructor who will con “Bids calling for construction of receiving farm scholarships are Har Charges Reasonable. Hermiston, Ore. Phone 2271 duct the school at Pendleton will be two utility buildings housing show old M. MacHugh, Albany; Ray Jones, ‘Douglas F. DeCew, state division of ers, laundry, hot water and sanitary Klamath Falls, and Lawrence John audits. units, 24 comfort stations, 12 trail son, Warren. The state legislature last year er service units, water and sewage OFFICERS TO MEET .A. passed certain measures which will disposal systems, roads, sidewalks NYA GRANTS FUNDS materially affect the financial pol and grading were opened Tuesday in IN PENDLETON icy, budget making and auditing for Portland, and contracts will call for FOR WORK PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 18TH local governmental units. These mat-' completion 60 days after notice to AT OREGON STATE ters will be discussed fully at the proceed,” Duffy said. STANFIELD GRANGE TOWNSEND CLUB Mrs. Ruth Bathiany, president of coming meeting. Later in the year “A 28-acre site lying west of NEWS The National Youth administra BURNS MORTGAGE the Oregon Finance Officers’ Assoc- additional sessions dealing with ac main street includes three city tracts By Mrs. Joe Udey iation, today extended an invitation to counting, statements and other tech totaling about 15 acres for the initial tion has again made an allotment of The Stanfield Grange dedicated its nical aspects of the work will be unit development, while the James C. | funds to help finance worthy students the members of governing bodies, fi scheduled. The next meeting of the club will Hoskins tract of 13 acres will pro- working their way through Oregon hall this week with the burning of the nance officers and budget committees vide for eventual expansion to a 400- State. While the total is slightly be- old mortgage as the highlight of the be at the home of Mrs. Joe Udey on Wednesday night, September 17. All of all local governmental units of POWER COMPANY TO family trailer park if circumstances low the $51,840 allotted last year, it evening. Official guests present for members are urged to be present to Umatilla and Morrow counties to at warrant. Five-year renewable leases is expected to be ample to meet the the evening were State Master Ray settle some important business. tend a meeting of that group to be DISCONTINUE SALES were given by the city free of charge. | demands this year in view of the im- W. Gill and his wife and daughter, The Townsend club this week clos held in Pendleton, Thursday evening. while a consideration barely covering proved employment situation, says E. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wicklander, state ed the lease of the Open Air Pavil OF BIG APPLIANCES September 18. The session has been property taxes was asked by Hosk- B. Lmon, registrar, who handles the deputy, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hans ion to Johnny Hikiau. He will put on designed to give instruction on the surprise dance his opening night, ins.” funds. Applications are now being re com, county deputy and Pomona a Monday, September 15th. A real treat Announcement that Pacific Power compulsory audit law, the new fiscal Assurance that government trail- ceived for employment in the NYA Grange master. Mrs. Mabel Richards ofr you. year and latest budget procedure to & Light company is taking steps to- ers can be made available for the program and some who had previous- heads the Stanfield Grange and Mrs. To all old timers: The club is put vasa 2+ I -amar + ç ... A > -a+ 2 21 _____ 11______ _ __________ . < , ■ , , , .... J ... councilmen, school board members, ward its ;+ retirement from the +1 A direct trailer park have not yet been receiv- i ly . applied have been notified of their Dena Tillery is the secretary. ting on an old time dance Saturday county officials and budget commit- sale of major electrical appliances 1 ed, Duffy reported. Negotiations are selection. A short program was presented night, September 13th as a farewell and ask for all our old crowd was made here today by Homer Beale, proceeding and it is hoped that either Last year 292 men and 205 women during the evening with refreshments dance to come and enjoy themselves. Only trailers or demountable buildings can concluding the evening ’ s entertain were given part-time employment, district manager. 20 cents per person will be charged, The company will continue its bus be made available for shelter in addi and these earned an average of $13.82 ment. to cover expenses. We want you to Free Estimates have a good time. Mr. Hickiau says iness development activities in coop tion to facilities for private trailers. a month. A report on grade averages if the crowd wants an old time dance All Labor Guaranteed shows that the NYA students aver WORK BEGINS ON eration with local dealers, with as once a week he will see they have it aged higher grades in every class much as practicable of the merchan- HERMISTON CUTOFF under his management. SMART MONEY than the student body as a whole. dise volume now handled by the com- RAY LOOSVELDT pany being turned over to them, HNOWS / PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH By buying Defense Savings Bonds Work was launched this week in Beale stated. TO , / O. A. Wells, Pastor Licensed Plumber and Stamps regularly you can help constructing the cutoff road from “With manufacturers’ output of the Stewart's Cabins corner south of Her the Defense Program and, at major appliances facing sharp cur- Sunday school at 10 a. m. Plumbing & Heating Contractor same time, help yourself and your miston to the west end of Main street, tailment as the result of defense ma Preaching service at 11 a. m. near the First National bank corner. family. terial shortages, it is desirable that Young people’s and junior services Phone 3031 Hermiston dealers in the territory served by the The new road will eliminate several at 7 p. m. bad turns in the roads and will take PRUNE INDUSTRY company have access to the full num Preaching service at 8 p. m. heavy traffic off Main street. ber of units that will be available for Midweek prayer meeting Wednes DOOMED WITHOUT Survey crews are here staking the day at 8 p. m. route while officials seeking rights- All are invited to attend these ser BETTER QUALITY of-way were in the city Wednesday. ; vices. No information has been revealed as "PMI : Acreage devoted to prune orchards to how soon actual grading work ‘ mavì You SlGNÎp^ METHODIST CHURCH in Oregon has been steadily declin- will commence. "WFOR THE h U Malcolm B. Ballinger. Pastor ing for the past 20 years, just as "KITCHEN COURSE: prices of dried prunes to the farmer 10 a. m.—Sunday church school, LOCAL RESIDENTS IN NUTRITION”? have also declined to the point where Mrs. Alva Boulware, superintendent. many have considered this enterprise ATTEND ROUNDUP 11 a. m. -Morning worship, with unprofitable, according to the report pared by the Homemakers’ Burcau to sermon by the pastor: “The Teach help you feed your family properly, of the Oregon state land use planning As has been the case in former ing of Jesus as to Kindness,” the build a healthier America. Get your committee in the section devoted to years, Hermiston is well represented sixth of a series of sermons on the enrollment coupon at your neighbor- hood Safeway Store. export crops. The situation in Ore at the Pendleton Roundup this week. | teachings of Jesus as found in his gon’s prune industry is such today Numerous parties and excursions Sermon on the Mount. Juhalelosiakr , that unless the quality of Oregon have been planned in order to take 7 p. m. Methodist Youth Fellow dried prunes can be improved immed in one or more days at the big show. ship. Feeding American families is a big job — and ADVERTISED iately, the industry in this state is In recent years, many visitors at No evening worship this Sunday. : PRICES an important one, coo! Safeway is continually doomed, the committee reported. the Roundup sought housing facilities Evening worship is conducted on first 1 -FRIDAY striving co assist in supplying highest qual- • About 19 per cent of the prune in Hermiston but that is impossible and third Sundays of the month only. SEPT. 12 ity foods at lowest prices so that you may . production is marketed in the fresh this year as every vacant room is Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. Choir re t MON. state, about 25 per cent is canned, filled. enjoy greater food value for your money. $ hearsal. ‘ SEPT. 15 and about 56 per cent is dried. Dur w& tael. ing the past few years the demand for canned prunes has increased, the market for fresh prunes has held its I SALAD DRESSING, DUCHESS 32 «■ bom. 33c GRAPE NUTS Package 12c own, while the demand for dried NU MADE MAYONNAISE 32 ox boni. 42c Ml VITA POPPED MCE 2 ecp,. 15c Lb bag 16° 3 lb bag 47° / prunes has shown a marked decline. I VAL VITA CATSUP botl. 9 c Nob Hill Coffee th, 22* 2 1,43 L Figures show that for the years El Y RIBBONS, 4 for 5c HC SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgo. 21 c Edwards u ... 25c 2 t.. 49c 2 1921-25 the average prune acreage FANCY GRAPEFRUIT GLN AIN, 10c 10c GOLD MEOAL BIS QUICK 40 or pkg 28c in the state was 5 6,7 6 5. By 1940 SUMDOWN KADOTA FIGS No 1 can 10c S I \ BR ITE. 6 ra »s 25c this acreage had declined to 41,583. Argo ('orn Starch. 3 pkgs. 25c SLICED PINEAPPLE Libby. No 2% can 18c Furthermore, the report points out, I HERSHEY BAKING KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 49 ib sack $1.59 TOMATO JUICE. BXNNT 2 No 2 cans 15c EE THIS CHOCOLATE 41b It. orchards and equipment have deter- | SLEEPT HOLLOW STRUP is«, can 29c PINEAPPLE JUICE, Libby’s 25c iorated to the extent that it would | KEER SHORTENING 4 ib cin 55 c ARGO STARCH O-»»« 15. CHERUB MILK 4 tall cans 31c CORN or GLOSS — Prgs. BLACK TEA 29c Lb 5Tc not be feasible to restore a large per RANCHO SOUPS. ASSORTED 10». ...5c fRONT OF OUR STORE SNO-COLA Now Drink 6 12-oz bottlae 23c centage of the orchards to a state of KINGSFORD Starch J 3 .95. SUGAR DELLE PEAS Fcy No. 2 can 12c CORN or GLOSS LUC STRONGHEART 000 FOOD No I can 5 c economical production. Drying facil GARDENSIDE CUT BEANS 3 No.? 25 c PALMOLIVE SOAP ities are in a rundown condition, and LUX TOILET SOAP IDAHO RED BEANS 5 ib. package 35c in many instances the prunes are Medium Tenderized CUOAHT DEVILED MEAT 3 NoY .... I Oc IVORY SOAP • Lj« Bar 9‘ handled in an unsatisfactory manner SUPER SUDS Concentr ated HORMEL’S SPAM s 21c 12-or can 28c 2 b carton 15° / We Show How Oil Turns Into Heat in from the market standpoint. Because >-. 37c Su.PURE 2o* bor America’s Largest-Selling Oil Heater of this situation, properly handled prunes bring little more on the mar ket than the “junk.” The following four recommendations are made by the committee: < 1 ) That the AAA in conjunction 12990 at only $ with the SCS make a survey of the Sweet Potatoes, lb. 6d BEEF ROASTS orchards as to condition of trees and Blade cuts grain-fed beef Amazing Mirror Demonstration Shows soil erosion and. where in their judg Peppers, Ib. 3d How Coleman Turns Low Cost Oil Into ment it is not economically practical Colored Fryers, For stuffing or in salads, they're 00. More Heat For You!. . .Just feel the heat to operate them as orchards, that the SIRLOIN for yourself ! Test this heater for smoke! Fresh AAA payment be increased for pull Note the two kinds of heat! See the STEAK Coleman Low Flame Fuel Saver in ing trees. Bacon Grapes, 3 lbs. Tender operation. See how Coleman’s Low Any Size Piece (2) That the practice by the Prune Thompson’: Steer Beef Draft Principle saves you dollars in fuel! Exchange of changing grades from Squash With Optional Power Blower, Only $49.90! Assort. Lunch Meat, Ib. 23, Celery vear to year be discontinued. See this power blower working! Feel rve a dish of Large Variety (31 That rigid inspection based the surge of warm air flowing out of I upon approved standards of driers the heater at floor level, for warm floors, thick meated extra comfort! I and washing equipment and farm fine quality : H*Ht storage be set up at once. Perfect for homes, hard-to-heat rooms, 2d Ib. (4) That the Pure Food and Drug offices, cabins, service stations, etc. : Cook on Gives genuine 2-WAY heating service! administration give the same inspec you _ ...Circulation, Radiation, Both! tion service to the dried prunes that they do to the canning industry. SEE OUR FREE DEMONSTRATION NOW! 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