The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, July 02, 1942, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
F. S.A. OFFICE
MOVED AWAY
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WEEK
-EMI>
The moving of the Umatilla Coun­
ty Farm Security Administration of­
fice from the Cooperative Creamery
building in Hermiston to the Hart­
man Abstract building in Pendleton
on July 1 has been announced by Ar­
nold K. Harrang, county supervisor.
The increased loaning activity in
| the Milton-Freewater district during
the past year has been largely re­
sponsible for the move and it is an­
ticipated that considerable economy
in both time and travel expense will
be effected by the change in location,
Harrang stated.
Tentative plans are being made for
a weekly office day in both the Her­
miston and Stanfield districts for the
convenience of borrowers in these
districts. The place and schedule of
hours for these local office days will
arrange-
be announced as soon
ments have been completed, Harrang
said.
VALUES
4 for 190
DEVILED MEATS, Beverly %’s
DEVILED MEATS, Red & White
Mi’s 110
PEANUT BUTTER, Red & White
1 lb. 330
12 OZ. 150
SWEET PICKLES, Treasure
4 OZ. 270
STUFFED OLIVES, Red & White
MARSHMALLOWS, Wonderfood
12 oz. 140
PREPARED MUSTARD, Red & White 8 oz. 110
WAX PAPER, Red & White
125 ft. 180
PAPER PLATES & CUPS
doz.
2 lbs. 31C
FIG BARS, fresh whole wheat
FLY SWATTERS
2 for 190
MAYONNAISE, Red & White
pint 320
COFFEE, Red & White
1 lb. 330
HEMO
1 lb. jar 590
APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl
Ige. jar 250
PORK & BEANS, Coer d’Alene 21,‘s
2 for 270
CORN, Red & White 2’s
2 for 330
MILK, Red & White tails
3 for 270
SHORTENING, Red & White
3 lbs. 690
TOMATO SOUP, Campbell’s
3 for 250
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Red & White I s
2 for 350
TOMATO JUICE, Red & White 15 oz.
6 for 550
LUX TOILET SOAP
bar 70
LIFEBUOY
bar 70
LUX FLAKES
large 250
R I NSO
large 250
PICNIC HAM
Lb.......................
TOMATOES
2 LBS. Ed
320
390
CUCUMBERS
2 FOR 158
FRESH
SLICED LIVER
250
Lb.
CANTALOUPE
2 for DEd
FRESH SPARE RIBS
Lb.
FRYING CHICKEN
DOZ.
279
380
Hermiston Trading Co
RED & WHITE STORE
10:30
DELIVERY DAILY
A.
M.
A
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COLUMBIA NEWS
All members and their friends will
be welcome and should bring a picnic
ItII Mrs. Bub Woodward
lunch and dishes.
The hordes of grasshoppers which
A joint meeting of the Columbia
have been dong damage in neighbor­
and
was held last Thursday afternoon at ing areas the past few weeks are
the Columbia club house starting with moving in on the Columbia district
a covered dish luncheon al noon. this week in their search for greener
Members completing the course in pastures. Many local farmers have
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district were Mrs. Vera Town- been busy distributing poison bait.
ker, Mrs. Katherine Hum- It is reported that there is a heavy
Mr Gladys Hooker, Mis. Ger- concentration of the hoppers in the
Suranna Gray. Mrs. Lois i ‘ old springs area.
Mrs.
Betty Jean Reuber of Stanfield
Em mins Mrs. 1,orris Graves;
Edith Cable. Mrs. Birdie Templeton, i was visiting at the home of her sis-
an Mrs. Catherine Jendrzejewski. It ter, Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell. Tuesday
was decided at the meeting that a and Wednesday of this week.
Red Cross Loan Closet would be es­
Mr. and Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell vis-
tablished at the club house. An ex j ited Sunday evening at the Howard
planation of the use to which it will I Smith home at Umatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lenz of Hold-
be put and of its equipment will be
forthcoming in the near future. Mrs. man were supper guests at the Liebe
been
appointed home last Sunday evening.
Jendrzejewski has
H. G. McCulley and George Liebe
chairman of the i ject, with Mrs.
Mrs
chairman.
to Pendleton
McCulley as
vice
Cable as publicity chairman and Mrs.
Anita Moore of Hermiston as supply
chairman.
It has been requested by
the members of the class that a vote
given Mrs. Jendrzejew-
of thanks
sk and Mrs. Moore for their part in
Miss Ethel M. Bruce, public health
nurse, of Pendleton, was a very able
and interesting instructor.
A picnic being planned for July I
at Columbia park is being sponsored
Along the Diagonal Mr. and Mrs.
W . A. Mikesell spending a pleasant
Sunday evening with Mrs. Foster
and Mark. . . Don, Glenna and Dickey
Davis, Dean Graves and his sister Jo
Ann spending Sunday evening with
the Hammer young folks . . . the
Caldwells with some friends enjoying
a midnight boat ride at Cold Springs
after a torrid Tuesday ... a notice­
able increase of bicycle riders.
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INLAND CO-OP TO
TAKE SCRAP IRON
NUMBER 50
r I u • u - - i M
co
Low prices on every item
Before you buy, see these features at
your neighborhood Safeway—
Watermelons - Lemons
Santa Rosa Plums
Sweet Cantaloupes
’ Fancy Ripe Apricots
Blue Lake Green Beans
Lettuce - Onions - Peas
2 lb. loaves 570
3 bottles 410
Fruit Pectin
Qt. jar 450
Mayonnaise
:
:
2 for 250
Potato Salad
Minot -15 oz. cans
FAST. DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN
Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton
LaGrande and Baker
★ Fine jnnds as low priced on Monday
Guaranteed Fresh " °n ^atur^a1 * dhut helping yourself to help your Country
Certo
we ALWAYS HAVE
to
are law priced every day
14 oz. bottle 110
No. 12 tin 290 PICNICS
ib. 32$
Fresh Smoked
Corn Flakes, Albers
Giant pkg. 80 FRANKFURTERS
lb. 280
Swift’s Prem, Pure Pork
12 oz. can 310 Big, tender ones
Potato Chips, Blue Bell
10c - 15c - 250
Sandwich Bread, Julia
Lee
11, lb. loaf 130
W right
Fly Ribbons, Falcon Brand
4 for 70
Airway Coffee, whole bean
lb. bag 200
Kitchen Craft Flour, Enriched 49 lb. $1.65
Crystal White Soap
Giant bar 40
BUT WE HAYE TO
SHOP ON SATURDAY,
so WE CAN
SHOP ON SATURDAY-
KAY
IT SPOILS HALF OUR
TAKE ADVANTAGE
oe ALL THE
ETc. FTT
Independence Day
Shop Early this week
and Every Week !
Same low prices are
effective every day!
Red Hill Catsup
Flakies, Tuna Fish
Oxydol, Household Soap 2 reg. pkgs. 450
WELL, i CANT SEE WHY
SATURDAY - July 4
All Safeway's firices are as low as these
Prices Subject to Market Charges
every Say of the week
SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS
ANN LEARNS HON TO MAKE WEEKENDS MORE FUN
WEEK ENO.
:
3.
SAFEWAY Homemaker ‘Guide
Battleground
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A total of 180 youths from 19 to 21
registered here Tuesday, according to
J. D. Todd, who was in charge of the
work. Only 93 of the 180 listed
Umatilla county as their home ad-
dress, the balance coming from out-
side, Of this group the 20-year-olds
will become subject to call for mili-
tary service. Order numbers this
time will be given according to dates
of birth.
A total of 968 registered in Uma-
tilla county. Other figures listed
were: Pendleton 254; Mission 9: Pi­
lot Rock 39: Milton 240; Athena 206
and Stanfield 40.
I - . .
Guy Shaw of the Inland Coopera­
tive states that his firm will receive
Wind
scrap iron and steel for another
1
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week. It was announced last week
that this service would be discontin­
ued. However, upon loading opera­
tions it was discovered that there
Ry Mrs. B. A. Doyle
was too much material on hand for
• $
The most important work at this one car but not sufficient to make up
| season is careful cultivation. It I two.
Anyone having scrap iron or steel
____ not be deep, but should keep
should
the surface soil loose. The objectives on hand is urgently requested to get
are (1) conservation of soil moisture, in touch with Mr. Shaw in order that
I (2) aeration of soil, (3) modification shipping operations can be complet­
ed.
I of soil temperature.
Representing 2056 Standard Ollera now In the service, this huge flag was
It is now warm enough to start
unfurled during a two-flag ceremony recently at the company’s head-
seed of perennials in an outdoor seed
quarters in San Francisco by Hallie Watson (left) and Hazel Jorgensen,
THE METHODIST CHURCH
| bed. Perennials from seed sown
Standard Oil chevronettes. Mr. H. D. Collier, president of Standard OU
Malcolm B. Ballinger, Minister
Company of California, received one of the first new “bull's eye” flags
earlier in the season are ready for
10:00 A. M., Sunday School, Mrs.
from the U. S. Treasury Department In recognition of employees sub
transplanting in their permanent
Alva Boulware, superintendent.
s
- 10c of their pay checks for War Bonds.
beds.
11:00 A. M., Holy Communion with
When transplanting choose late
sermon by the minister: “The Mem-
evening hours or better yet a cloudy
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Are you entitled to wear a
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.. orial Feast.
Jesus said: “This do CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
day. Keep plants shaded from the.
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C. Warner, Pastor
“target” lapel button? You
, '
, .
,
,
in remembrance of me.
We remem-
hot sun during the next few days. Be .
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.
are if you are investing at
Our sermon topic for Sunday
,
.a ber that he was with us as one of us;
sure the soil is damp around the. , . , , ,
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least ten percent of your in­
.
.01
,
I that he helped men during his life; morning will be “The Power That
come in War Bonds every pay
plants you wish to remove to another ........
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..
Moved
a
City.
”
,
. . ,.
. that he died for us. But even the
day. It’s your badge of pa­
place. Take a good sized ball of
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,
.
...
The regular evening service will
1
, most vivid reminders of sacrifice may
triotism.
earth around each plant so the roots ,
.
,
,
become commonplace unless we pause be held at 8:00 p. m.
are not disturbed or broken.
The
general
meeting
of
the
Worn
to remember We might forget Jesus
Iris may be divided and peonies
if it were not for this Lord’s Supper. en’s Council will be held on Wednes-
may be transplanted now.
7:00 P. M., Methodist Youth Fel­ day of next week at the home of
Faded blossoms removed promptly,
Mrs. W. C. Morehouse. Lunch will
lowship.
from many perennials, will give a1
,
, .
Wednesday, 7 p. m.. Choir rehears- be served at noon.
second crop of flowers.
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7,
,
al. 8 p. m., Bible study; 8:45 p.m.,
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
Remove some of the leaves from
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,
,
,.
.
meeting of the official board.
the grape-vines to let the sun in.
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MISSION
EVERY
Feed roses frequently with a very
E. M. Ayers, Pastor
FOREST FIRE
weak liquid manure. Prune hardy PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Sunday, 8:00 p. m., worship service
ISAN
Paster S. E. Graves
elimbing roses after they have fin-
with sermon by the pastor.
AXIS FIRE
At this time many are thinking of
ished blooming. Ramblers always
Henceforth this church will be
produce the best flowers on wood | the day when freedom was declared, known as Missionary Baptist Church.
Always build your campfire in
hut it has only lasted a few short
which is only one year old.
You are cordially invited to attend
a designated place where it
will not spread and BE SURE
Climbing hybrid tea roses grow years at the most, but it has been al­ the Sunday evening service at our
it is completely out before
flowers from wood of any age. there-, most two thousand years since Jesus cabin two blocks east of the high
leaving it— even for a short
fore it is only necessary to prune out | came to give freedom to all who 1
1 time.
diseased and much of the weakest would accept it. John 8:36.
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
wood. Occasionally cut large flow-1 Bible school 10:00 a. m. Sunday.
IT’S UP TO
Grayden I). Loree, Pastor
Worship hour 11:00 a. m. Topic.
ering climbers back severely as every
YOU
There will be no morning or even­
fourth or fifth year. The grower F reedom".
IN
ing
worship
services
Sunday,
July
5.
‘42
must learn these points by experience j Young people’s service at 7 p. m.
Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Are We shall make this visitors day when
and observation.
Remember our meeting today at you looking for something real, Do the congregation will visit other,
I churches in the community. Sunday
2:30 in the U. S. O. building.
We you have a know so Salvation.
have an interesting program and we
Thursday, 7:45 p. m., Bible study School will have its regular sessions
to see new and old members and prayer meeting. “Come thou at 10:00 a. m. and B. Y. P. U. will
meet at 7 00 p. m.
present.
with us and we will do thee good.”
Cheese
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HONORS FOR SERVICE MEN
WATCH
THAT
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FANCY RED
MANY REGISTER
IN FIFTH DRAFT
GARDEN CLUB (HATS
SLICED BACON
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THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1942.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
OH THAT WEEK-
eno SPECIAL '
AND YOU MEAN TO
SAY THAT SAFEWAY
THING ISA
rsjcf s ARE As LOW
LOT OF NONSENSE
ANN. LISTEN...
AS THIS EVERY DAN
OF THE WEEK ?
4
LUNCH MEATS
Make grand sandwiches
LIVER SAUSAGE
or Bologna
FRYERS
Lots of tender meat
LINK SAUSAGE
Delicious, tasty
BACON
By the piece
AND ON
EVERY ITEM
DEAR, NOW THAT
WE HAVE OUR
<
WHOLE WEEK- I
Telephone 2391
Hermiston, Ore.
PORTLANO-PENDLETON MOTOR TRANSPORT CO
ENDS FREE.
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YES, AND BEST OF ALL,
lb.
i SAVE MONEY. TOO
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SAFEWAY
33c
270
390
250
1b 29c
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ARE so LOW ON EVERYTHING ‘
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only will you have more time to play on week-ends, but you'll be able to
lb.
TOM, I NOT ONLY SAVE
TIME SHOPPING ON WEEK- i
DAYS. BUT SAFEWAY PRICES I
BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY
I. W. GEER
Agent
lb.
Buy War Stamps at Safeway
with the money you save hero
GOSH IT’s SrfELL,
EVeRy DAY!
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