THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE SIX
Hermiston Trading Co. Meat Dept
CLASSES DONATE
NEARLY 100%
RODO GUN CLUB
NAMES OFFICERS
( From The Bulldog)
That wasn’t the spring parade or
a regiment of soldiers we heard
marching through the halls last week;
no siree, it was the annual “March of
Dimes,” making ready for the long
trek to Washington to back our pres
ident in the fight against infantile
paralysis. And victorious we were in
rounding up our contribution to this
needy cause, and we will be proud of
our part in the drive.
Almost all the classes were 100%
strong in their contributing. The jun
ior high schiol did its part nobly by
collecting the dimes of our citizens,
and turning them in to the fund. A
total of $85 was given, and is now on
its way to the capital to do its part
in another phase of national defense.
See Us For
Dan Hutchison, employee at Hale's
lb.
BEEF ROASTS, very best center cuts
Confectionery and Sporting Goods,
was elected president of the Hermis
lb.
BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean meat cuts
ton Rod & Gun club Friday night at
a meeting held in the Legion hall. A.
lb.
PORK ROASTS, young lean pork
ORDER EARLY, AS EQUIPMENT WILL SOON
H. Cable was named vice president
and Harold Thompson, secretary
lb.
PORK CHOPS, lean tender juicy
BE HARD TO GET.
treasurer.
The annual magpi contest was dis
2 lbs.
FRESH SMELT
cussed quite thoroughly and it was
heartily agreed to continue the pro
ject. Winners in the 1941 contest are
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
instructed to bring in their coupons
CAULIFLOWER, heavy white, each 154
to the Thompson Drug store for pay-
“THE FARMER’S OWN STORE”
ment.
2 heads 13.
LETTUCE
Delivery Service
Phone 2811
’ a member
The club will again be
2 bunches 13
CARROTS
of the Oregon Wildlife Federation.
PINK GRAPEFRUIT
6 for 29c
Frank Bilderback will represent the
Hermiston Rod & Gun club in this
association. Various projects and found the basket to lead 15-14 at the Ralph Richards, Mrs. C. M. Jackson,
RED & WHITE
2 lbs. 65d
events will be staged by the club dur- end of the quarter. The final quarter Mrs. C. A. Flanigan, Mrs. Jordan,
MART
1 lb. 27C
was rough with both teams fighting Mrs. W . Hinkle. Mrs. Alice Stone,
ing the coming year.
GRAY ROBES WIN
EARLY RISER
1 lb 25c
for possession of the bail. On quick Miss Clara Bryant, Mrs. Putnam,
baskets by Cullen and Rugg, Hermis Mrs Bert Quick, Mrs. Guy Cronk,
IN HOT DEBATE
FOOTBALL
TEAM
ton held her lead, but Parkdale was Mrs. B. J. Nation, Miss Rachel Leek,
SPAGHETTI, Red & White
within one point of the locals until Mrs. Frank Seeliger, Mrs. Preston
(From the Bulldog
ENJOYS PARTY
MACARONI, Red & White
112 lb. 23C
Bucknum, Bulldog forward, made a Holloman, Mrs. Charles Mariotte and
At a senior class meeting last Fri
I lay-in to lead 22-19. The game ended Mrs. Courtland Morehouse.
EGG NOODLES, Red & White
1 lb. 23c
day the annual problem of whether
The Hermiston high school’s unde- | with Parkdale making a foul shot,
A meeting of the above named and
BLACK TEA BAGS, Red & White
the seniors will graduate in caps and feated football team had a hamburg- i Parkdale so far has won 16 out of
25 bags 25 C
others
willing to help will be held on
gowns or formais and suits was dis er party at the high school gym Sat- 20 games and won the Hood River
2 lbs. 1 94
POPCORN, Rice
Friday, February 13, at the U. S. O.
cussed and voted upon. The meet- . ■
nion+ The films of the team sames and
won
the
11
k er
ing was in charge of the president urday night. The
. the t
county B league which proves they building. Mrs. Maude Stangier of
ing was in charge ofthe, present were shown and were enjoyed very
push-over and our boys do Pendleton will be present to explain
FLAV-R-JELL
4 pkgs. 25 C
Raymond Holloman, and the senior Muck The foast of hamburgers was .
,
L,
,
x .
. . pl. V 01181 ana
1
namourgeis
deserve a lot of credit.
the plan in more detail.
class
advisers,
Ray
E.
Critchfield
ani
elegant.
The
bovs
hope
to
make
this
.
________________________
SUNSPUN
quart 40c
.
In the preliminary the freshmen
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Mrs. Ethel Clarke, acted as “refer party an annual , affair.
, - , .
,
I
PEANUT BUTTER. Red & White
, was given X to, defeated
2 lbs. 47C
ees”.
Money for the party
, . the sophomores in a fast con-
Since there were many good argu- | them by Roy Hale, Mrs. Harr and T Lee 1 test, 19-10.
PEACHES, Blue & White
No. 21,‘s 23C
______ ..._______
ments on both sides and a wide dif- | | Quiring,
QHiino
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Texas, 46 oz..
3 for 69C
ference in opinions, the discussion
MOBILIZATION TO
was long and heated. The three ques
BULLDOGS
DEFEAT
tions
voted
upon
were:
Should
the
ORANGE-Grapefruit Juice, Omio 46 oz., 2 for 55.
BEGIN FEBRUARY 16
seniors graduate in caps and gowns | PARKDALE TEAM
ORANGE-Grapefruit Juice, Highland 2’s, 2 for 234
or formais and suits? Should the caps |
(Continued from Page One)
DATES, Poppy
and gowns be worn to just graduation
16 oz. 284
Hermiston high Bulldogs took a I of primary school.
or both baccalaureate and gradua- | . thrilling contest from the strong I The following women have been ap- j
RED KIDNEY BEANS, Red & White 2’s, 2 for 33 c
tion? Should the caps and gowns be i Parkdale Mountaineers Friday night pointed by Mrs. Belt, Mrs. Mittles-
SPINACH, Red & White No. 212’s
2 for 33é
gray or some other color?
by a score of 22-20.
dorf and Mrs. Piersol to handle the 1
All the questions were decided upon
Led by B. Rugg and Cullen with 9 | mobilization work in Hermiston next j
by a large majority on the winning and 7 points respectively, the victory | Monday. Anyone
.
_ more in- |
wishing
SPINACH, Red & White No. 1’s ...
3 for 33C
side. The seniors will wear gray caps starved Bulldogs poured through four formation or who can help in the pro- j
SLICED BEETS, Red & White No. 2’s .... 2 for 29c
and gowns to both graduation and points before the visitors could get ject is asked to get in touch with ei- j
• We have a variety of
baccalaureate.
started. Hermiston led at the quarter ther of the above named ladies. The
PEAS & CARROTS, Walla Walla No. 2’s, 2 for 234
cl
i a m o n d engagement
mark
by
a
score
of
7-6.
The
Park-
|
list
follows.
*
|
VEG-ALL, I arson's No. 303’s ...........
2 for 29c
dale
five,
winners
of
the
Hood
River
l
Mrs.
Milton
Cassidy,
Mrs.
O.
Daw-
rings,
and wedding ring
SCHOOL PARTY SET
CORN, Red & White Cream, No. 2’s
2 for 27C
B league, then began to find the bas- son, Mrs. Wm. Kersbergen, Mrs. ensembles, in harmoniz
ket and in spite of all the locals could Harold Rankin, Mrs. Sam Moore,
FOR FEBRUARY 20
HOMINY, Red & White No. 21/,‘s
2 for 23C
ing designs, starting at
do pushed through four points to lead Mrs. Roy Hale, Mrs. George Harken-
$30-00
10-9 at half time.
rider, Mrs. A. H. Norton, Mrs. Frank |
(From The Bulldog)
In
the
second
half,
the
Mountain
Koehler.
Dan
Gray,
Mrs.
Anne
For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001—
The night of February 20, the
A. w. BEHRMAN
Girls’ League will play hostess to the eers got off to a bang-up start and Durfey, Mrs. J. R. Huffman, Mrs.
entire student body at a patriotic tallied four points before Wilcox, di- Roy Tiller, Mrs. A. H. Cable, Mrs.
JEWELER
party in the high school gymnasium, minutive Hermiston guard, made a Harry Connor. Mrs. Wm. Bensel,
free throw to make the score 14-10. Mrs. Genn, Mr J. M. Prindle, Mrs.
will
provide
A
small
dance
orchestra
For Prompt, Courteous Service
Hermiston, Oregon
the music and the Girls’ League will At this point of the game the locals 1 J. B. Perry, Mrs. C Seeliger, Mrs.
ONE DELIVERY DAILY
10:30 A. M. | furnish
refreshments and entertain
ment. Since this will be the first high
i school party in many months it should
I be a huge success with everyone at- |
FORMER RESIDENT
NOTED ARTISTS
| tending.
The following committees were ap- |
PASSES AWAY
TO APPEAR HERE
I pointed at the meeting February 6 to .
1 take care of the party arrangements:
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman re
Reginald Greenway, violin-te nor Decorations — Chairman. Dorothy ;
ceived a nut ice this week of the death and Mrs. Greenway, pianost-harpist,
Hoffman, Donna Kelly, Emmabelle [
of Lawson IL Flora, formerly em will present a sacred musical service
Moyer, Lois Williams, Ellen Lerdall,
ployed as body and fender man at
Hermiston Baptist church Anne Peterson, Norma Getchell, Alice
the Rohrman Motor company. He
February 17, at 7:45 p.m. i Geer and Ruth McCulley: program: I
passed away Thursday, February 5, Ah. and Mrs. Greenway have recent- | chairman, Velma Knapp, Dorothy
with funeral services held Saturday, ly completed a 9000-mile tour of the Knox, Kay Joyce Ritchie, Virginia
February 7, at Colorado Springs, United States and Canada and cornei
Borthwick: refreshments: chairman,
to Hermiston highly recommended.
ONE POUND BOX
Fay Dodge, Betty Jean Jackson, Dola
cemetery there.
Orange Slices
Mr. Greenway is a concert violinist Mae Daugherty: advertising, chair- |
4 Sealed Quarter Lb. a — _
Mr. Flora had made plans to re and for 16 ears was a teacher of man, Kay Joyce Ritchie. Dulcinea
or Jelly Beans
turn to Hermiston but became ill last violin. Mrs. Greenway plays the Panages, Eleanor Casper and Ella-
pkgs, in each box.... ......
Lb. cello 144
month. Mr.
a time was Irish harp. During the service they mae Casper; clean-up: chairman,
pastor of the Hermiston Pilgrim Holi- will play an instrument known as the Florence Kowitz, Ruth McCulley, Do-
Swedish Mints
lb. bag 19c
Our Mother’s Cocoa 2 lb. pkg. ] 7 d
liess church and is well known here.
1 heremin . This instrument is ra Lee Paul and Verna Kowitz.
5c
Gum
and
Candies
3
for
1
Oc
unique in that the performer never
Cudahy’s Tang, pure pork 12-oz. 28«
touches it while playing. Mr. Green
Fig
Bars,
White or Wheat 2-lb. pkg. 23 «
SCRAP IRON PILE
Special
Morning Milk
3 cans 25«
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN
way will also give a brief message.
Soda Crackers New Leader 2 Ib. pkg. 17c
Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-oz. 194
GROWS LARGER
admission will be charged but COMMUNITY WORK
Bordo Unpitted Dates 1%2 lbs. 25c
Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn 46-oz. I 8«
a free-will offering will be taken. The
Guy Shaw, manager of the Inland public is cordially invited.
(From the Bulldog)
Ray
Mal
Pumpkin
2
No.
21
2
tins
1
5c
Cooperative who is in charge of the
Sleepy Hollow Syrup
26 oz. 27«
To prove that Girl Scouts, in peace-
Albers Oats, Carnat’n, Ige. pkg. 204
time or war, live up to their motto,
Drifted Snow 24 12 -lb. 95c 49 lb. $1.82
states that
“Be Prepared,” the senior members
Sperry Wheat Hearts, 28-OZ. pk. 22e
Kitchen Craft Flour 49 lb. sack $1.69
55,479 pounds
and 22.825
; of the Hermiston Girl Scout Troops
Airway
Coffee,
lb.
19c,
-
3
lbs.
55c
pounds of east iron have been collect
Maximum Salt, Plain or Iodized pkg. 7
are deep in activity on an intensified
ed for shipment. This carload will
program of home and community ser
Nob Hill Coffe, lb. 23c - 3 lbs. 45e
Kraft Pimiento Cheese 2-lb. box 694
possibly go to Portland.
vice. This program isn’t entirely a
Chase
&
Sanborn
Coffee
lb.
30«
IT
PAYS
TO
LISTEN
Lava
Soap................ 3 big bars 25«
“Farmers are responding gener
new one but it is stressing some of
Read The A<ls
ously to this call for scrap metal,"
Canterbury
Tea
Bags
10
‘
s
8e
-
25
‘
s
1
8e
the phases of the existing program.
B & M Baked Beans No. 2 tails 15e
Shaw stated.
! particularly in the fields of health
SWANSDOWN Cake Flour Ige. pkg 22c
and safety.
SPERRY Pancake Flour, 3 lb. pk. 25c
Before a girl is entitled to wear the
Dated Bread
Garden Fresh Produce
CRISCO Shortening
3 lb can 63c
Julia Lee Wright's
senior service organization ensignia
SNOWRIFT
3 lb. can file
1 12 lb. loaf 1 3d
Guaranteed To Please!
being issued by the national organi
MAZOLA OIL
quart can 49c
zation. she must complete a course in
GRAPEFRUIT
ib.
MAYDAY Salad Oil
quart can 42c
first aid and either a course in nutri
Arizona Seedless
Biltmore
KARO SYRUP, Blue Label 5 lb. can 35c
tion or “Know Your Town,” the lat
Chinook Salmon
ORANGES
lb.
SIERRA Pine Toilet Soap 3 bars 17c
ter emphasized more in the larger
No. * can 21«
Navels
towns and cities. In addition to this
work, they must also fulfill seven es
LEMONS
sential requirements for a personal
Sweet
Juicy Sunkist
Anerica
health badge and must have given at
Eut more sausage — It's full of food value
Lettuce, firm
lb. 8c
least 24 hours of actual service to
and it tastes extra good!
some community need.
Yami, U.S. No. 1, lb. 5c
The entire program of scouting is
PORK SAUSAGE, country style
lb.
directed towards preparation of girls
Calavo Avocados lb. 13c
for life and living toward making
LINK SAUSAGE, club style
lb.
Vital to America’s victory pro-
BOISE
them useful and intelligent citizens at
Apples
lb. 6%c
west gram it the frequent, low-cost
all times.
Winesaps or Delicious
V
transportation provided BOTH
$5.15
Morrell's
Jowl Bacon lb. 19c
The senior Girl Scouts of Hermis- |
wa
our great armies — military and
$ 3.60
Portland
Fresh
Sirloin Steak
lb. 35c
V
civilian — by th« Union Pacific .
ton.
under the leadership of Miss
i 12.60
Smelt
V
Stages! Thus America keeps going
Beef
Roast,
blade
cut
lb. 25c
Constance
Luehrs,
hope
to
complete
How To Keep Your
V
—conveniently, comfortably, eco-
Columbia River
6.10
Seattle
these requirements by May and re
Morrell
’
s
Bacon
lb.
27c
nomically— yet conserves essential
Men
3
lbs.
29c
17.60
Los Angeles
material* for National Defense.
ceive their senior service insignia.
Carsten’s Picnics
lb. 27c
Healthy
and Happy!
Girls who are members of this or
SAVE rout CAR-GO BY tut
ganization
are
Doris
Follett,
Karen
BUY
U.S.
DEFENSE
STAMPS
EVERY
TIME
YOU
BUY
FOOD
Char
With meal» that are attrae^ive
HERMISTON DRUG Glenisky, Peggy Todd, Laurelie Say-1
a» well a» nutrition»
Phone 2271
lor. Dola Mae Daugherty, Doris Ann
Enroll today in the “Kitchen
Daugherty, Virginia Borthwick, Dul-
Course in Nutrition”. Send 25c,
i cim a Panages. Leona Laird, Ruth
Your Name and Address to
snunun)
McCulley. Donna Jean Myers, Lois
Julia Lee Wright. Box 660 C. C.
The Gedlana -ondala. (Douta
Williams, Myrla Gailey, June Myrick
PRICES ARE FOR FRIDAY. FEB 13 THRU MON . FEB 16th
Oakland, California.
| and Hope Reynolds.
24*
18.
27*
33-
25:
COFFEE
Y our Poultry Needs
Inland Cooperative
Ps@.V HERMISTON TRADING (0. Rs*w'
OR A
MARSHMALLOWS
Cdvsiüing
Speak:
Doing
DOUBLE
DUTY
4«
44e
lb. 10c
GUARANTEED MEATS
25e
27e
union PACIFIC STAGES
SAFEWAY