THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
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stands, usually located just beyond
the limits of a city, cannot be operat
ed under General DeWitt’s directive.
General DeWitt’s order against
sale of fireworks applies to heldover
stock now in the hands of dealers or
the public, as well as new merchan
dise.
RE D&WHITE
ORANGE
White
3 No.
hite 15 oz.
LARGE CROWDS
ATTEND REVIVAL
oz.
TOMATO. Red & White
GRAPE. Church’s................
GREEN BEANS, Pheasant 303‘s
..... No.
PRUNES
LUNCHEON MEAT , Red & White
can
PECTIN, M.C.P.
lbs.
White
SHORTENING, Red
COCKTAIL, Red & White 2’
S , Blue & White..................
lbs.
White
? White
BISCUIT FLOUR, R
PANCAKE FLOUR,
ETABLES
29c
Bacon,
. 10c
Radishes
Oranges, med., doz. 39c
Turnips-Beets 3 bu. 13c
Cauliflower head 15c
Small Steaks
Pork Steak
Sno-Ball
Hermiston Trading
RED &
WHITE STORE
:30
stration of the making of corsages.
After the program delicious refresh
ments were served by the ladies of
Hu Elaine Eisher
the committee. Those present felt
The young people of the graduat that they had spent a lovely and pro
ing class of the local high school are fitable afternoon.
attending N. Y. A. school in Pendle
ton with the exception of Ruth Kunze
THE METHODIST CHURCH
and Angela DeMauro. Those going
Malcolm B. Ballinger, Minister
are Delbert Walpole, Bob Miles, Ger
10:00 A. M., Sunday School, Mrs.
aldine Healy. Mardel Gorham and
Alva Boulware, superintendent.
Russell DeMauro.
11:00 A. M.. morning worship. This
Mrs. Arthur Pettit returned to
Portland Thursday after visiting a is "Methodist Student Day”. The pro-
week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. gram will be presented by various de
John Fisher. Her sister, Elaine partments of the Sunday School,
Fisher, accompanied her and will |
demonstrating some of the work done
spend the summer in Portland.
Mrs. Gladys Ford and sons Dale during the past year, and relating
and Don moved into the Faler house. our Sunday Schools with our church
The mattress project was finished program of higher education. Con
last week. It was ably managed by tributions will be received for the
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Baker, assisted Student Lay Fund, which provides
by Mrs. Attebury, Mrs. Coats and
Mrs. Ford. There were 67 mattres loans for those students who other
wise might not be able to secure a
ses and comforters made.
Mrs. Martin Ekkers' mother has college education. This will be our
come from California to be with her last worship service of the confer-!
indefinitely.
Harold Tyler who is employed with enee year.
the ship yards in Portland was home 7 P. M., Junior and Senior groups
of the Methodist Youth Fellowship |
over the week end.
To the great regret of the entire meet at the church.
community, Bob Harwood has re-
signed as janitor of the school here,
Echo To Elect School Officers
and has sought employment in the,
One director for a term of three
Tacoma shipyards.
The Ladies Missionary society is years and a district clerk for a term
to meet with Mrs. Joseph Morrison of one year are to be elected at the
in the east end Wednesday, the 17th. annual meeting of Echo school dis
The ladies of the finance commit
tee of the Ladies Aid held a flower trict to be held Monday, June 15. The
show at the church Tuesday after budget for the ensuing year will also
noon. There were many lovely flow be acted on at this meeting. The term
ers shown. An appropriate program of Homer Coppinger as director ex
of songs and talks was given. The
guest speaker came from Umatilla pires this year. Holdover directors
ami gave a very interesting demon are Troy Coleman and Joe Middleton. !
BOARDMAN NEWS
Recommendations
Now that coal is being rapidly stored in response to the appeal
of our government that consumers “buy and store coal now while
men and transportation facilities are available”, inquiries are fre
quently made as to safe and unwasteful storage methods. It ap-
pears appropriate for the members of the Utah Coal Operators As
sociation to advise their customers that by the following of these
few simple recommendations the storage of coals mined and mar
keted by them can be safely and economically accomplished:
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Gray den D. Loree, Pastor
In keeping with Children’s Day,
June 14, our subject will be “Grow
ing Up With Jesus”. “And Jesus in-
I creased in wisdom and stature, and
in favor with God and man.” Luke
2:52. Our growth should be well bal
anced. Many who are of mature
years have yet never grown mental
ly. spiritually and socially.
Our evening service begins at 8
o’clock with the singing of your fav-
* orite hymns. The pastor will speak
on the subject “God Is Love”.
( 1 ) All storage bins should be cleaned and kept free
of: Sticks, rags, paper, burlap, waste and all
. types of rubbish.
(2) When slack coal is to be stored in bins the coal
should be dry when stored and should not be
placed where water can drain onto or through
the coal pile.
(3) Slack coal should not be piled over, around or
in contact or near contact with hot water or
steam pipes or warm air ducts, or against chim
neys or furnace walls.
(4) After all of the slack coal that is to be stored
has been placed in the bin, top of coal should
be leveled from wall to wall.
(5) When slack coal is to be stored outside upon the
ground, a site should be chosen where drainage
is away from the coal pile, but with no open
drains under the pile at any point. Ground
should be cleared of weeds, brush, trees, leaves
and refuse. Coal should not be piled higher
than 12 feet, and the storage pile should not be
wider than 25 feet at the base. The length of
such pile may be unlimited. The top of the pile
should be leveled so as to avoid hills & valleys.
(6) The storage of prepared sizes of coals, includ
ing Lump, Stove and Nut, may be made in in
side bins or in piles in the open with practically
no loss in heating or burning value.
SALE OF $5.00 TAX
ON MOTOR CARS
BEGINS JUNE 10
(Continued from page 1)
coupon book with the vehicle in the
securing of gasoline.
Collector Maloney said that to
guard against loss or theft, it has
been suggested that, when affixing
the stamps, the vehicle owner should
Sale or use of fireworks, pyrotech- dampen the windshild rather than
| nies, or other forms of combustible the adhesive side of the stamp.
I explosives that may be used as signal Another effective method is to brush
j devices or as simulated gun fire has | clear varnish over the stamp after it
| been prohibited throughout the state has been affixed. These methods
of Oregon under an edict essued by have been recommended to keep the
Lieut. General John L. DeWitt, com- stamp intact upon the windshield. As
| manding the Western Defense Area an additional precaution, it is sug
and Fourth Army.
gested that each motor vehicle owner
Under executive order of the pres- should make a record of the serial
| i<ient, General DeWitt’s orders dur ; number which appears on the Use
ing the present emergency carry the Tax Stamp in order that there may
same force and effect as laws upon I be some means of identification in
the statute books.
connection with gasoline rationing in
Governor Sprague is directing the the event the stamp should become
state police, sheriffs and local law- lost. In Oregon, all stamps are re-
enforcing bodies to detain any person quired to be placed in the upper left
who refuses to comply with this edict hand corner of the inside of the wind-
and turn such person over to the shield.
military authorities, if local ordi
Every owner of a motor vehicle
nances do not cover the situation.
which is used upon the highway
With the spectre of fire threaten should call at his local post office, or
ing our vast forests, as well as cities at the office of the Collector of In-
and towns, Gov. Sprague feels cer i ternal Revenue, 210 Custom House,
tain that every patriotic man, woman Portland, Oregon, and secure a S5.00
and child in Oregon will comply use tax stamp and affix it to his ve
cheerfully with this wartime restraint hicle on or before July 1, 1942. The
and that drastic action will not be re various post offices will sell the
quired.
stamps over the counter for cash
It should be noted that the sale or only, and no mail order business with
use of fireworks, firecrackers, and I respect thereto will be conducted by
even cap pistols is prohibited through the post offices. When stamps are
out the entire state, in cities, towns, ordered from the Collector of Inter
as well as in all areas outside incor nal Revenue, Portland, Oregon, pay
porated cities. Customary roadside ment may be made by post office
NO FIREWORKS
ON THE FOURTH,
SAYS GOVERNOR
10 lbs.
KARO, Blue La
SUNSPUN
Evangelist Clayton E. Beish from
New York, who is now holding reviv-
I al meetings at the Pentecostal Taber
nacle, spoke to a full house last Sun-
! day night on the subject, “God Rolls
i Up His Sleeve”.
A record Sunday School attendance
saw an illustrated sermon given by
! the evangelist. There will be illus-
I trated sermons for the children each
I Sunday morning throughout the cam-
| paign.
Rev. and Mrs. Beish’s ministry and
singing has been enjoyed by all who
have attended the services which are
being held at the Pentecostal Taber
nacle at 7:45 nightly.
11, 1942.
Coal Storage
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Pastor S. E. Graves
Revival meetings with Evangelist
and Mrs. Clayton E. Beish will con
tinue every night at 7:45, except Sat
urday.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 a m.
Young People’s service, 7 p. m.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
s June 12th - 13th - 15th
THURSDAY, JUNE
TUM A-LUM LUMBER CO.
INLAND COOPERATIVE
money order or certified checks or
cash. Cash should not be sent by
mail. As the stamps have a money
value. an uncertified check cannot be
accepted in payment therefor.
OREGON NEWS
AND COMMENTS
(Continued from page 1)
been appealing to WPB, which says
it realizes the tin shortage will re
sult in much waste of fruit but de
clines to modify the order: it sug
gests that growers dehydrate their
prunes.
Farmers are trying to find a solu
tion for warehousing their wheat, and
Office of Defense Transportation is
in a similar boat. War materials
consigned to the United Nations are
piling up at ports waiting for ships.
War department is reaching out for
warehouse space and ODT is creat-
| ing warehouse pools in the northwest.
War materials—tanks, planes and
•guns are being produced faster
than ships, notwithstanding some
yards can turn out a cargo carrier in
60 days. Despite records made in
the shipyards, submarines are send
ing so many merchantmen to the bot
tom that maritime commission is
scarcely duplicating the tonnage lost.
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