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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON TERTLETOWN NEWS ed their 7th wedding anniversary on visit to Circle, Montana. Her moth ters Shirley and Donna. The Witt- September 3. er, Mrs. Knojh returned with her. hofts formerly lived in Emmett, Ida Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laird and son A small group of friends honored ho. David and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Linde Mr and Mrs. AI Nelson on their 9th Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simonson of The I hopped in Pendleton Saturday. They wedding anniversary which they cel Dalles have been guests at the home By Mrs. Marshall Ransdell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch returned took in the sights at Langdon Lake ebrated on September 2nd. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Murray. Ver- recently from a visit with Mrs. before returning to their homes in were Mr. and Mrs. Tex Atteburn and nil Murray and his cousin, Carl Sim Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson onson are visiting in Corvallis where Gooch’s mother. Mrs. L. G. Fisk in Tertletown. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pope spent the and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ransdell. Carl plans to attend Oregon State Meridian, Idaho, Also visiting at home was her youngest brother. week end in Portland with Mr. Pope’s lee cream, cake and coffee were college. Art Redfearn, Sr., and grandson De an Fick, who has joined the Mar I brother who was honte on furlough served by the hostess. C. F. Baranowski drove to Astoria Glen spent Thursday in Pendleton. ines and is stationed at San Diego, from Fort Ord, Cal. Sunday guests at the Tex Atteburn California, Accompanying the Gooch Mrs. Paul Gooch who has been a Saturday, returning Sunday evening family as far as Caldwell, Idaho, guest at the Earl Gooch home return accompanied by Mrs. Baranowski and home were Mr. and Mrs, Tex Atte burn, Sr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer and were Mrs. Harlan Gooch and son ed to her home in Bremerton, Wn.. son Dicky. Dicky had spent several son Clinton of Pendleton. months in Astoria as the guest of his Jimmy. Sunday. Ed Larson drove to Pasco, Wn., grandmother, Mrs. L. Longtain. Mrs. P. D. Goldsbury has returned Saturday, returning Sunday accom Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pierce and fam Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Haynes and panied by Mrs. Larson and their from a recent visit to her son’s home ily visited in La Grande Tuesday. children have returned from a vaca- small son Eugene who had spent the Mr. and Mrs. Earl McClendon re in Milton-Freewater. past week with Mrs. Larson's moth- turned from Seattle, Wn.. where they Overnight visitors at the Ray Laird tion spent in Everett, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Griffin and er, Mrs. Alfred Jacobsen. motored after having spent the week home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. sons Lee and David have moved into Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scroggins and in Pasco and Kennewick. Phil Ivy of Portland. Guests at the Art Redfearn home James Davis has enlisted in the their new home just east of their daughter Della Jean and Mrs. Joe Pearl and her twin daughters, Ione Sunday were Mrs. Richard H. Gro- Navy and Mrs. Davis and children store at the edge of Tertletown. Ed Gillam’s car was destroyed by and Ilene, motored to Walla Walla cock and her father, Mr. McDill pre now residing in Methow, Wn. Kirkland, Wn. Art Redfearn. Sr., is | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gawith and fire at midnight Sunday when he lost last Thursday. Mrs. Pearl and her staying at his son’s home, as he too I daughter Janet were Pendleton visi- control of the car and drove it into daughters left for Los Angeles, Cal., a haystack near his home. is employed at the U. O. D. as a tors Saturday. where they have since been joined Newcomers to Tertletown are Mr. by Mr. Pearl. guard. | Mrs. Knute Erickson and son Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey célébrât- | die have returned from an extended and Mrs. Henry Witthöft and daugh- Other Walla Walla visitors from 1 AGE THREE Tertletown this week were Mr. and guest this week her brother Clarence rs. Bernard Graham. Pague. Mrs. J. J. Mathews and son Galen Sunday guests at the L. C. Alford home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cham- motored to La Grande last week. bers and Mr. and Mrs. Day Dudleys of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gallon and Vern Null motored to Yakima Sunday. The men returned Monday but Mrs. Gal- Ion will remain there for some time. Lowell and Bob Alford are visiting in Portland this week. Mrs Homer Hayes and Mrs. Earl Gooch spent the day shopping in Walla Walla recently. Pendleton shoppers Wednesday were Mrs. L. Alford. Mrs. W. W. Poyfair, Mrs. Jow Harworth and Mrs. D. R. Webber. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster, Miss Doris Clinton and Bud Mitchell spent the week end in Seattle, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schurgen spent the week end at Wallowa Lake. Mrs. Joe Harworth of Spokane, Wn., is visiting her father, D. R. Webber at the Poyfair home . 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Cranberry Sauce, whole - 16-oz. tin, 2 for 29c L & H Broken Grapefruit 20-oz. tin 13c Bountiful Peeled Apricots 16-oz. tin 15c A mild easily controlled bleach as well as a popular disinfectant! The finest quality money can buy! You can always find it at Stone’s! LYNDEN TWISTEES OODLES DRIED BEE1 16 oz. jar Tender delicious noodles in tomato sauce and sprinkled with cheese! Bleach-Rite Bleach ....................... ........ 12 gal. 19c Alber’s Friskies .............................. .... 2-lb. pkg. 23c V. C. 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RINSO Giant Package 63 LUX SOAP Toilet and bath! 3 for 20- Helps keep skin soft, smooth and alluring. Stone’s “Baby Beef” is young yearling beef at its best—more tender—more tasty—less bone and excess fat. MUTTON LEGS lb. 18ç MUTTON CHOPS lb. 15c MUTTON ROAST lb. 10ç MUTTON STEW lb. 70 BLADE ROAST lb. 250 RIB BRISKET BOIL lb. 170 JOWL BACON lb. 190 GOOD QUALITY - YOUNG MUTTON RIB OR LOIN ANY SIZE SHOULDER CUT BREAST AND SHANK LUX FLAKES Large package 23- If it’s safe in water you can Lux it! Prices Drifted Snow FLOUR 3 ARMOUR’S Makes many quickly delicious meat dishes . . . try it for a change! PET MILK 3 tall tins 25c 14c SALMONNELMONTE, tin Washes clean without hard scrubbing or boiling! Enriched Irradiated Harvest King FLOUR BLEACH QUARTS MNIIK* lb. 4c CABBAGE ORANGES, Sunkist Mrs. Archie Brooks and daughters Lois artd Patsy spent the week in Walla Walla. Mrs. E. L. Iler returned from a visit to Heppner. Accompanying her on the return trip was her niece, Miss Linda McFerren. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fleener visited Bob's mother in Ontario last week. Mrs. Fleener's mother who has been their guest, accompanied them, later returning to her home in West Falls, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soom and son Frankie have returned from a business trip to Boise. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benay and two small daughters have taken residence at 410 D Street, Tertletown. Mr. and Mrs. J. Outcelt drove to Pendleton Saturday night to the dance, going on to Walla Walla for a late supper. Joel Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis is reporting to Fort Doug las, Utah. He has been made an Act ing Corporal in the Army. Mrs.,Gordon Patten visited her husband at Fort Lewis last week. She returned home Monday. People entering Tertletown are re quested to use only designated streets as all others have been closed to traf fic in order to give children a safer place to play. Also the speed limit is 15 miles per hour. Effective Sept. 11 to 17. STONE’S BABY BEEF LEAN - MEATY MILD CURE A machine shed and two trucks were destroyed by fire at the Dan Long farm one mile east of Echo Tuesday morning. Mr. Long discov ered the fire about 2:00 o’clock in the morning and ran across the fields to the Claude Meyers home to secure help. Fire fighters from Echo were called out but nothing could be saved although the blaze was kept from spreading to other buildings. Cause of the fire is unknown. Gaylord Madison accompanied Miss Violet Denny to Portland Thursday and went on to Salem, returning to Echo with Floyd Mathers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Liesegand and three children, former Echo res idents. spent the Labor Day vacation visiting reatives in this city. Rich ard is now employed in the shipyards at Portland and resides near Hills boro. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ebert Jr. of Fossil are parents of a son born September 5 at the home of Mrs. Eb ert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Houser, in Salem. The boy has been named Stephen Arnold. This is the second grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ebert of Echo. It is reported that B. B. M idd leton who was taken to Portland last week for medical attention, was found to be in a less serious condition than was feared and his ailment is expect ed to be cured without the necessity of an operation. He has gone to Reedsport to be with his daughters for a short time before returning to Echo. Miss Frances Madison, who has been in Portland for some time, re turned home Tuesday and went to work at the ordnance depot the next day. Miss Violet Denny, who is a teach er in Portland schools, spent the La bor day week end visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Denny. Mrs. Arthur Wolf, who has been helping at the Dan Parker home in Oswego for some time, returned to Echo Sunday. She reports that Mrs. Marian K. George, who underwent an operation at a Portland hospital last week, is now convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Parker. Donald Pearson spent the week end visiting in Echo. He is now employed as a welder at the Oregon shipyards in Portland. Jack Pearson is work ing at the Vancouver shipyards. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mathers re turned Saturday from Salem where Mr. Mathers has been operating a bus during the summer between that city and the cantonment area south of there. Floyd started his school bus route from Alpine and Butter Creek to Echo Tuesday. He reports great activity in the Salem neighbor hood where the government is erect ing barracks to house 50,000 soldiers. Miss Bernice Mudge spent the week end in Portland visiting friends ami relatives. Allen Mudge, former Echo pastime operator, who is now employed in Portland, spent the week end calling on old friends here. Jacob W. Reese, Echo high school graduate, is to leave this month for Eugene to attend the University of Oregon. He plans to major in Eng lish and foreign languages with the idea of entering the government for- eign service. Echo schools opened Tuesday morning with a registration of 159, and about 20 more are expected to register during the week. The regis tration includes 52 in the four high school years and 23 in the seventh and eighth grades. Thirty were en rolled in the primary grades. The high school faculty consists of ' M. E. Larive, superintendent, Mrs. Nancy Spike. Mrs. Elsie McGregor and Mrs. Roth. Grade school teach ers are Mrs. Lavelle Province, Mrs. Arolene Laird and Mrs. Jeannette Case. Mrs. Marjorie Liesegang is substituting in the seventh and eighth grades until a regular teacher is se cured. « Among those from Echo who at tended the wedding of Miss Marjorie Meyers and Norman Welch in Pen- dleton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mi: Emina Geissler, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Johnson of Hillsboro were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gas- (Continued on Last Page)
