THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1945.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE EIGHT
WANTED!
All Kinds of Poultry--
Hens - Roosters - Ducks - Geese - Turkeys
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
ANY AMOUNT — ANY TIME
Cull Your Flocks NOW—While the price is highest, and re
place with BOYINGTON incomparable chicks.
CITY FEED STORE
Pendleton, Oregon
SGT. CRAMPTON
VISITOR HERE
Holy Week Services Scheduled
EASTERN STAR
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HAS INSTRUCTION •
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Spring Has
Arrived!
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ber.
Other visiting members includ-
ed Past Worthy Grand Patron
Kenneth McRae and Mrs. McRae .
of Ionic Chapter No. 102 of Helix,
and Mr. Folger, susband of Asso- —
ciate Grand Conductress Cather- a
ine Feiger of Rose City Chapter .
No. 86 of Portland.
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Members, both visitors and lo- | —
cal, who teach school, will be the -
especially honored guests at the I a
next meeting, at which time all I "
members of the Eastern Star are | —
cordially invited to attend. There | <
will also be the conferring of the I a
degree upon two new members.
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A social hour followed the "I
School of Instruction, with Prin- —
cess Thompson as chairman of the a
refreshment committee.
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Keep In Step With
Mother Nature.
Lumber is still very scarce, but
even though you cannot build at
this time — you can make old
things look like new with a good
coat of paint See us today for
further information.
The Hermiston Ministerial asso
ciation will hold two special ser
vices during Holy Week for the in BAND AND GLEE
spiration of all who desire to at CLUB TO PRESENT
Sgt. Willis Crampton, recently tend. A Good Friday service will
stationed at Robbins Field, Geor be held at 8:00 p. m. at the Meth CONCERT FRIDAY
gia, is in Hermiston visiting rela odist church and an Easter Sunrise
tives and friends. He plans to re service at 6:00 a. m. at the Central
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turn to Georgia this week end, Church of Christ. More details
following completion of his fur and complete programs will be na Lamm, Donna Mohr.
lough. Sgt. Crampton is now an announced next week.
Juanita Mueller. Leia McCon-
instructor in sheet metal work at
nell,
Virginia McKenzie, Beverly
his camp. He recently returned
Echo Community Methodist
Norton, Patty Parker, Dorothy
from 25 12 months service in Alas
Church
Peck, Laura Peterson, Bonnie
ka.
Rev. Earl B. Cotton, Pastor
Rennecker, Frances Smelcer, Mar
His brother, Pvt Ralph Cramp
Sunday,
March
25,
10:00
A.
M.,
ilyn Snyder, Barbara Todd. Nan
ton, is now stationed at the Doug Sunday School, B. Middleton, sup cy
Tucker. Faye Ufford, Bethel
way Proving Grounds, Utah, and erintendent: 11:00 a. m., morning Pettis,
Lois Brooks, Irene Cramp
is driving a bus. He recently re worship, theme,
ton.
"What
God
11.
3. Hide Inside This Letter by
turned from overseas duty and Needs”; 7:30 p. m., evening ser
Vera Cross, Dan Follett, Mary
McHugh.
now appears to have recovered
Gundelfinger, Rosalie Hammer,
from a severe case of malaria fev- vice.
4. O Meadow. Meadow . Tre-
Thursday, March 29th, 8:00 p. Geneva Hughey, Cecil Hunt, Mur
1.
er.
harne.
m.. Rust College Singers. You are iel Kingsley, Mildred Lambert,
B
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Girls'
Voices:
cordially invited to these services. Kay Logan, Ruth McCulley, Fern
2.
SPRING COMES
5. The Lost Chord Sullivan.
McFarlin, Dorothy Olson, Anna
Styne.
6.
I
ll
Walk
Alone
bell
Peterson,
Peggy
Sommerer,
U.O.D. NEWS
LIKE A LAMB
3.
7. Barcarolle from Hoffman
Peggy Todd, Barbara Woodward.
by Offenback.
Following is the program:
4.
In spite of the fact that other employee here for over two years
3. Go Down Moses .. Spiritual
Section I — Chorus:
portions of the country are re is leaving Saturday due to illness.
•). Good Night, Sweet Dreams
A—Mixed Voices:
Thomas Brown transferred to
5.
porting floods, winds and snow,
by Styne.
1. Hail, Smiling Morn .. Spof
spring officially arrived here West Area.
10. Day Ends (Drigo's Sere
ford.
Delpha Markham spent Friday
6.
Tuesday with the type of weather
nade) by Drigo.
2. Po’ Little Jesus
James
that California at one time was and Saturday in Salem on busi
noted for. The thermometer rose ness.
to 63 with a minimum during the Magazine Area—
Members of the Magazine Field
night of 52. In contrast to the
summer weather here, at Meach Office received a newsy letter
am several inches of snow fell from Lillian Waldow, formerly of
Control. She gave an interesting
during the same period.
The report for the week follows: account of the flood in that part
of Iowa.
Date
Max. Min.
Business visitors in Pendleton
March 14 ............
56
36
were Mr. and Mrs. Al Nelson and
March 15 ............... 57
30
daughter, Miss Clara Correa, Lin
March 16 ..............
57
32
da Neary and Frances Troesch.
March 17 .................. 55
33
Gertrude Meade is recovering
March 18 .....
60
32
How to Make
nicely from scarlet fever.
March 19 ................ 59
36
Ray Harmon is on annual leave.
March 20 ---------------- 63
52
Hot Cross Bans
Clara Correa and Lois Williams
hot CROSS BUNS
are on the sick list.
Glen Wilcox Reported Fine
6 to 6%2 cups all-
News
of
Harold
"Rosey"
Rosen
purpose
Hour
’ egg
Frank Harkenrider, son of Mr.
‘4 cup softened
was received last week. He
and Mrs. George Harkenrider, re baum
is stationed at Camp Walters,
1 cup milk
turned from Portland late Thurs Texas.
1 cup seedless
day following his physical for the
Lon Henson and family have
%a cup currants
armed service. He received limit
from Ordnance City to Ir
Sift and measure flour and gift again
ed service. Frank states that he moved
with spices Heat milk until bubbles
visited Glen Wilcox at the Eman- rigon. ------ — e =
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form around edge: add water and
cool to lukewarm. Add crumbled
uel hospital and found him get
Hebrew Missionary To Speak
yeast, sugar and salt, stirring until
ting along nicely.
yeast is dissolved, add beaten egg.
Rev. Karl Faulkner of Portland
then flour mixture all at once. Add
will be the guest speaker at the
butter or margarine, raisins and cur
rants and work until dough leaves
morning and evening worship ser
side of bowl Turn out on lightly
vices in the Baptist church. Mr.
floured board, knead gently until
LIFE’S Little TROUBLES
GUADE A
smooth, about 3 minutes Place
Faulkner served as a missionary
dough
in greased bowl, cover with
Easter is only a low
to the Jews in Eastern Europe un
damp cloth. Let rise in warm place
days
away
Get a
until
double
in bulk, about 2 hours.
til forced to leave there because
good supply of eggs
Remove from bowl onto lightly
of war conditions. He will show
floured board Shape into ball, place
this week.
on floured board, divide into four
colored slides in the evening ser
portions, shape each into ball; cover
vice of the Jewish work in Buda
with damp cloth; and let stand 15
minutes. Divide each ball into 8
pest, of Ruthenian and Hungarian
LARGE
small ones, place on greased baking
believers, also a Jew from Yugo
sheet 2 inches apart, cover; and lot
DOZ.
rise until almost double in bulk
slavia. Mr. Faulkner worked for
Brush with egg wash (1 egg yolk
sixteen months in Czechoslovakia,
beaten with 3 tablespoons water);
Tuxedo Tuna
1/2 can (2 R. pts.) 25c
cut shallow crosses with scissors on
until it was overrun by the Hun
top of each roll Bake 5 minutes in
Country Home Corn
( ” ) 13c
garians. He was put out of Hun
No need to lie in bed — toss—
moderately hot oven (425° F.); re
Niblets. Del Maíz 12-oz. can ( 37) 14c
duce to moderate oven (350® F.);
worry and fret because CON
gary at the outbreak of the war
and bake 15 to 20 minutes longer, or
Peas,
Highway.
4-sieve
(3P)
No
2
13c
STIPATION or GAS PRES
and spent a month in Yugoslavia.
until done. When almost cold, mark
SURE won’t let you sleep Be
Green Beau. White Tag. No 2 (12 ) 11c
crosses with thin icing made of pow
In 1942 he with twelve other
sensible—get up—take a dash of
dered sugar and just enough cream
Diced Carrots, Blue Tag
303 jar 12c
Americans escaped from Buda
to spread easily Makes 32 buns.
ADLER-I-KA
pest and made their way to Amer
Prune Juice, Heart’s Delight qt. bot. 24c
to relieve the pressure of large
Safeway
ica.
Apple Ilice, New West
qt. bot. 23c
ALWRUS USE
FULLER PRINTS
Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co
All Through the Night by
Welsh.
Section II — Band
March—Quality Plus by
Jewell.
Cossack Invocation and
Dance by Lenikov.
Waltz—Straussiana by Ser-
edy.
Dance of the Goblins by
Englemann.
Dreams Are Getting Better
by Mizzy.
Coronation March from Le
Prophète by Meyerbeer.
7. Andante Cantabile by Ts
chaikowsky.
3. Hungarian Dances 5 & 6 by
Brahms.
9. National Emblem March by
Bagley.
10. (a) Peer Gynt's Nightmare
by Buchtel.
(b) So This Is Dvorak by
Buchtel.
11. March—The Banqueters by
Holmes.
Star Spangled Banner.
SAFEWAY far faster baking needs
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EGGS
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-CAN’T SLEEP-
intestines on nerves and organs of
the digestive tract. Adlcrika assists
old food wastes and gas through
a comfortable bowel movement so
that bowels return to normal size
and the discomforts of pressure
stop. Before you know it, you are
asleep. Morning finds you feeling
clean — refreshed and ready for a
good day’s work or fun.
Caution, use only as directed.
Get
from yottr tlnflM today.
Moore & Ripley Drug Store
Stanfield Has New Manager
A. G. Jackson of Stanfield as
sumed management of the Stan
field Tum-A-Lum office March 15. |
replacing Clyde Kenison who has |
held that position for many years.
Mr Jackson for some time was !
with Plant Property at the Uma
tilla Ordnance Depot. No reason
has been given for Mr Kenison’s
resignation.
Union 76 Gasoline
©
Horntmakers' Bureau
Grapefruit Juice. Treesweet, 2's (P ) 13c
Clapp’s Strained Baby Foods, per can 7c
K. C. Baking Powder
2 5-oz. jar 22c
Chocolate Syrup. Sifer’s 20-oz. jar 27c
Nabisco 1007. Bran
pound pkg 17c
Honey Maid Grahams
2-lb box 33c
H-0 Rolled Oats. Reg. or Ok. lb., pkg 13c
Boraxo, kind to hands
10-oz. can 12c
Airway Coffee, mild
lb. 20c: 3-lb. 58c
Neb lili Coffee, rich
lb 23c; 2-lb 45c
JULIA LEE WRIGHT Director
Reg or Drip
STEAKS
Sauerkraut from the barrel
Quart 15»
Weiners delicious with kraut lb (5 pts ) 37e
We are paying the following prices on live youltry and eggs,
delivered our plant for the month of March
NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS
. ...
279
NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS ...........................
279
NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS ...............
314
NO. 1 LEGHORN BROILERS ................
314
GRADE A LARGE EGGS, cases included................ 37
GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS, cases included ...
33
Minced Luncheon Meat Ib (4 pt) 37e
American Cheese, sliced Ib (12 pis »37»
ALLIE TAES A LOOKSEF
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Coops furnished on
request.
232 S. E. Oak St.
PHONE EAst 5141
Portland. Ore
Sperry Flour ».. so $25
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR, 25 lb $1.02: 50-lb $1.99
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR
2%-lb pkg 26c
XRUSTEAZ PIE CRUST
17-02 pkg 24c
SUN MAID NECTAR RAISINS
15-oz pkg 12e
JULIA LEE WRIGHT S RAISIN BREAD. I lb loot 12c
KRISPY SODA CRACKERS
2-lb rackage 33c
.21
.OS
.49
SALMON
HOT SAUCE Gezdzrosde
MINCEMEAT In"su"öz3er
JELLO Assorted Flavors
Pkg. .06
DRY CLEANER
Gallon .63
SALT Snow White 20 oz. carton .07
WHITE MAGIC Bleaches, .32
Tomatoes”*^" lb. .21
!
lb. 1.06
- lb. .27
* pt. .65
lb. .25
lb. .35
WANTED!
; Cash prices
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Veal, Rabb
7
Chick-
Calovas
Carrots
Squash
Spinach
lb. .59
Ib. .06
Firm Ripe
Clip Top
.07
pkg. .23
Cut or Whol.
Ib.
Grapefrit Arisons lb. .07
Brocolli Ger Tondsr
Cabbage soma --a-
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Turkeys - Breeder Hens and Toms Wanted
NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
Main Office and Dressing Plant
ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING (12 pts.) 3-lb ja 59c
MILK, Nationally adv brands Tall (IWpts.l 2/19e
FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST
3 cakes ine
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP DRESSING
pt. jar 26«
KRAFT Old Eng. CHEESE Spread. 5-oz. gl (3 pts.) 51c
HERSHEY'S COCOA
Y2-pound pkg 10e
Schilling's Assort. FOOD COLORS, pkg of 4 bot. 23c
SNO-WHITE SALT, Plain or iodized
pkg 7c
CANE SUGAR
5-lb paper
(Stamp 35) 33e
SAFiWAy PRODUCE
Jar
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