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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE S. E. Graves, Pastor ; • are h t 3 a , sle CARDS o .. W. G. Kersbergen. Work on it begun as an N. Y. A. project but was dropped in mid-summer before it was compieteli. At the present time the floors and plumbing are being put in and within the next few days the roof, chimney and windows will be added. Shop class will give the finishing touches. r/M In these the closing days of time we see such a falling away from the love of God, but we need to stir our- selves to take heed to the scriptures which say “Seek ye Jehovah while He may be found: call ye upon Him while He is near"; also “today is the day of Salvation” and "how shall we BOARD PASSES RULES Go by SUPER-cOACH escape if we neglect so great a Sal on Out-of-T own Trips FOR SANITATION vation?” (Continued from Page One ) Are you neglecting by putting Help NATIONAL DEFENSE and money and work before God?” • No telling, these Jays, how Remember our services and be in ficient to prevent littering of the long your car may have to last. PORTLAND the house of the Lord. premises with rubbish, garbage or So it’s just good judgment to make out-of-town trips by 10 a. m.—Bible school. A class for other refuse or waste shall be pro- $3.60 thrifty Union Pacific bus, and all ages. j vided and maintained Boise $5.15 keep your car in good shape for 11 a. m. Worship hour. Edifica- C. CAMPING SPACE— times when you really need it. Seattle $6.10 tion, exhortation and comfort. You’ll help save vital defense a. Each camp shall provide not less San Francisco $12.60 materials, too. And the cost is 7:45 p. m.—Evangelistic service. than 400 square feet of space (20 far less than driving! Los Angeles $17.60 Thursday, 7:45 p. m.—Bible study. feet X 20 feet minimum) for each trailer coach or camping space. If a HERMISTON DRUG CO METHODIST CHURCH motor vehicle is to be parked in the Malcolm B. Ballinger, Patter Phone 2271 camping space, then 600 square feet Hermiston, Ore. of space (20 feet x 30 feet) shall be 10 a. m.—Sunday church school, provided. Mrs. Alva Boulware, superintendent. b. Trailer camps shall have drive- Classes for all ages. ways at least 20 feet wide, between 11 a. m.—Morning worship, with rows of trailer coaches or camping sermon by the pastor: “The Meaning space. of Service.” c. Driveways and trailer camping connected with a sanitary sewer or 7:00 p. m.—Epworth League. Ella- spaces shall be well marked in clay- growing area. b. Either water-flushed or fly-tight septic tank and conveniently located mae Casper has charge of the wor time and well lighted at night. ned sanitary privies shall be provided and shall be provided within 100 feet of ship service and Eleanor Casper leads d. Camp sites shall be well drai the discussion: “My Personal Relig and free from insect breeding places. shall be maintained in a clean and every camp or trailer camp space. sanitary condition. Except where fly- h. Plans and specifications for new ion”. Social hour at the home of D. FIRES— tight sanitary privies are used, con- sewerage systems and sewage treat Grace Bensel following League. Fires shall be made only in stoves Wednesday, October 15—The Wom or other equipment provided for that crete or other equally impervious ment facilities shall be submitted to en’s Society of Christian Service purpose. Open, unattended fires shall floors shall be provided in public and approved by the State Board of toilet rooms. Plumbing shall conform Health before construction may be- meets at the parsonage at 2 p. m. not be permitted. to the state plumbing code. Toilets I gin. Every Wednesday, 7:30 -Choir re- E. WATER SUPPLY— and bath rooms shall be well venti hearsal, Mrs. Julius Gimbel, director. An adequate supply of safe water G. GARBAGE AND REFUSE DIS- lated to the outside air, and shall be for drinking and domestic purposes POSAL— well lighted both at day and night. MORMON CHURCH | shall be provided. The water supply A branch of the Church of Jesus Fly-tight metal garbage containers c. Separate toilets for males and shall be easily obtainable from its Christ of Latter-day Saints, common- having close-fitting covers shall be source or a pipe distribution system. females shall be provided, one for ly known as the Mormon church, was provided in convenient locations and Water faucets shall be conveniently each 15 males, and one for each 15 in ample numbers. These containers organized and the first Sunday school females, or fraction thereof. located. shall not be permitted to become and evening meeting were held Sun d. Toilets shall be provided within Plans and specifications for new foul-smelling, unsightly or breeding day, October 5, 1941. Mr. Farrel water supply systems shall be sub- 200 feet of every camping space. places for flies. Murray, who resides at 214 Tertel mited to the State Board of Health e. Location of all toilets shall be Town, is the presiding elder of this for examination and approval before plainly indicated b y appropriate H. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES— branch. It shall be the duty of all camp — Sunday , school is — being held , I construction may begin. I signs. at the Murray home at 10 a. m., and .a • „ . . 1 ... ■ Dipping from open springs, wells f. Waste water from sinks, show- site owners, managers or other per the evening meeting at the American . . .. ... , ., , , ..... or irrigation ditches, or other open ers, toilets, and other plumbing fix sons knowing or suspecting the pres Legion hall at 7.30 p. m. sources of water supply is prohibited. | tures in camps or trailer cars shall ence of persons in camps having com- In the near future, two auxiliary Use of common drinking cups or not be deposited on the surface of the municable diseases to report these organizations of the church will be containers is prohibited. ground, and all such fixtures when conditions immediately to the local organized. The Relief Society, a wom F. SEWAGE DISPOSAL— in use shall be connected to a sanitary health officer. en’s organization, and the Primary, a a. Sewage shall be disposed of in a sewer system, or to suitable fly-tight L RESPONSIBILITY class for boys and girls from the ages manner which will not create a nuis metal containers which can be emp Each and every owner or lessee of of 4 to 11 years. ance, pollute a stream, lake or other tied into conveniently located slop any camp site shall be responsible for The Mormon missionaries request body of water, or contaminate a wat sinks. full compliance with these regula that all Latter-day Saints people liv- er supply, bathing place or shellfish g. One or more slop sinks properly tions. ing in Hermiston please get in touch with them by writing to Elder John D. Evans, c-o Farrel Murray. Box 658, Hermiston, Oregon. Prices cllectve Ti: , Oct. io to Mon., Oct 13 union PACIFIC STAGES, PRINTED WITH YOUR NAME 127’0 ‘Iar. c ORDIR MOW/ HERMISTON HERALD CENTRAL CHURCH OE CHRIST and the pastor of this church will C. Warner, Pastor preach in the Enterprise church The regular pastor will be here for the evening service. Rev Callahan of the Christian Group three of the Women's Coun Church of Enterprise will preach at cil will meet on Thursday afternoon, the Sunday morning worship service October 16. We are stili doing Business We wish to thank all that are coming so far to deal with us. It may not be long before we will be back up in the city and in shape to serve you better than ever. It will pay you to go a little farther and SAVE. Thank you all. Gamble Stores Dealer Wm. H. Sabin, Manager 7%8* hang me up when you are through telephoning! Dometimes aftei you answer my bell, the call is trans ferred lo an exten sion and I am left "of the hook. ' At times books, ash- trays and other things hold me up. \\ hen I am left “off the hook ' your n u in b c r s how 8 "busy” at the cen tral office. People can't telephone you until I am back in place. 1 like to work for you. Please keep me on duty! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Dial Operator for Information LOCALS A number of Hermiston people were Pendleton visitors Tuesday. Among them were Mrs. William Logan, Mrs. Alice Stone. Mrs. Paul Van Patten. Miss Jean Davis, Mrs. Leander Quir- ing, Mrs. Al Quiring, Mrs. F. E Earnheart and Miss Margaret Earn- heart. Mrs. Eugene Johnson and daughter I Esther of Wallowa arrived Thursday to spend the week end at the home of; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder, who. have made their home in Hermiston1 for thirty-three years, left Monday for The Dalles, Oregon, where they plan to make their future home. Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duvall, formerly of Hermiston, also make their home ¡ there. TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY the breath-taking array of colorful foods at your neighborhood Safeway. Exciting as a new world...discover the better tast- — ing meats, farm-fresh produce, favorite brands, refreshing beverages offered in this up-to-the-minute food store. 3863° CRISCO Shortening Royal Satin Shortening 32.52% SHO-COLA-DRINK FAVORITE 6′2. TOMATO JUICE SUMIDA""...... PINEAPPLE JUICE DOLsHW..... CANTERBURY TEA-BUCK Vbc TREE TEA-BRAHE PEKOE * ib pk NOB MU COFFEE lb 23c; 2 ib* 23c 57c 25c 30° 29c 45c JELLO PUDDINGS » DESSERTS Hie NR SUCH MIKE MEAT 9« pkgllc CHOCOLATE DROPS 2 ¿i 23c ib * 29c E»rkhni 2 MKT MM GRAHAMS STOKELY HONET POD PEAS 2 8? 25c 16-01 15c CALUMET BAKING POWDER VERTICAL PACK REANS Bra"; ... 12c 2 or 15c LESLIE SALT. Eutprolodwned PANCAKE FLOUR"------ «TSios.,35c EMENALD BAT SPINACH No 2 can 12c SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR 48-ozpk27c DORY -MATE COOFISH 10-oz CM 10c Lg- photic KRAFT CHEESE X.Lr", 21169c ■ • QUICK OATS 5 ib cello BLUE ROSE RICE Quart CX DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING Qt LUNCH BOX SAND. SPREAD Q: CUDANT DEVILED MEAT 3 CUDANT TANC-PURE PORK Jar 42c Jar 47 c i«»r jar 37c IU MADE MAYONNAISE 35c BEST FOOD MAYONNAISE VAB CANP PORK A BEANS No 30Otall 9c I Oc 12-0z 25c JULIA LEE WRIGHT’S BREAD KELLOGGS CORI FLAKES Ils» pho Sc A regular meeting of the Hermis- ton Townsend club will be held in the Townsend Pavilion one mile east of Hermiston next Tuesday, October 14. | at 8 00 o'clock, according to Mrs. Joe Udey. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Udey states that there is nev er an admission charge to these meet- | ings and that the public is always in vited. Important bulletins from the head office will be read during the evening. WESTAG VANILLA OR LEMON CRESCERT MUSTARD Boa" I Oc 3 bar: Q. Bo«i. 15c now 10 8 V% 15c CRANBERRY SAUCE °CEA" 5 ib can 35c DIAMOND HOREY 34% or tins 20c HEINZ BABY FOOD GERBERS PRE-COOKED OATS MISTLARO DRIED PRUNES itamins: 8-0 15c CASTLE CREST REACHES No 2% « 19c 2 lb pk 13c 4 MED ’ BARS -rtance “ "Wu Ad a heat help pul coupon 4% lb pkg 49c FRISKIES DOS FOOD SON AMI Doesn’t Scratch our enrollment SAFFX ET woe1 Cake I Oc SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP 3..- 17c BRILLO SOAP PAOS KITCHEN BROOMS 12-pad pkg 15c| Sturdy —5-sew i-oí pkg 76 35c BOY U.S. 3 Defense Saving Stam s at Safeway li. ba: 52 —PAPPE) Sweet Potatoes Sweets, lb. Economical, too. Safeway guarantees even the thrifty most inexpensive cuts! 5C Apples, Jonathan, fancy, lb. 5c Carstens Picnics 6 to '-lb. av. cello lb. 21 t Cranberries, Coos fancy, lb. 20c Loin Pork Roast Parsnips, tender, young, lb. SHOP BUILDING TO BE COMPLETED 216 your neis orkablc:/ SCHOOL BUDGET IS PREPARED At a regular board meeting Tues- ay night of District the school budget for 1942 was drawn up. The budget was increased the full 6 al lowed by law due to the increase of students and rising costs of materials. A school meeting of this district will be held at the school house No- vember 8 f r the purpose of levying a 17: Potatoes, No. 2. 50 lbs. 4. 59é BACON Any size piece, lb. 26c Pork Chops Sirloin Steak Center cuts, lb Tender Chinook Salmon The shop building behind the high school building will be completed in the near future, according to Supt. Wonderful for Baking. Ib. • Q, — OE
