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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1942)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1942 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE S1A a trip to Walla Walla last Saturday, ship at Hermiston. Your i RED& WHITE: Free Cooking School at U.S.O. Building Fri., Dec. 18th. ! member I1EII8 WHITE 49 lbs. $1.75 FLOUR FLOUR 2412 lbs. 93C CAKE FLOUR 270 Green Lima Beans Fruit Cocktail 20c Red & White No. 1‘s 18c Red & White 17 oz. 430 ■ 3 for 3 for 170 2 for 250 Tomatoes R. & W. No. 2 for 350 R. & W. 2 for 350 R. & W. 2 for 290 Veg-All umpamn W. N . R. & w. Sliced Beets Flav-or-Jell « 150 Corn Grapefruit Juice ■ No. Walla Walla, Picnic size Peas Cranberry Sauce R. . Store 150 Oysters 2 for 2 for 290 Catsup Pedigree 5 oz. 270 Chocolate Chips R. & W., 370 Baker 7 oz. 130 COCKTAIL or CHILI SAUCE I: & W. - 12 os 23c - — 4 PICKLES Nalley’s Treasure, Wonder, Sweet Relish 12 oz. — 7 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables LETTUCE CARROTS SWEET SPUDS CRANBERRIES WALNUTS - No. 1 2 heads 2 bunches 3 pounds 2 pounds large 1 pound 19p 190 290 450 290 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixson and children who now make their home in Walla Walla, were visiting in this district last Friday. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pars Glenda, and Mrs. Mae Parsons spent . Saturday evening in Pen 'leton. Mrs. W. A. Mikesell entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. Mike- sell’s birthday anniversary. Guests were Childs Barham and mother. Mrs. Annette Barham, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H Cable and daughter Dor- i een. I Mrs. R. R. Wilcox accompanied her brother-in-law, Frank Fredrickson of Irrigon to Heppner Wednesday to attend the funeral of the latter’s 7:30 p. m.. Evening worship at Echo. 8:00 n. m., Evening worship at ton, featuring a concert of Christmas music by the High School Glee club under the direction of Mr. Hu nphries and the showing of Ko- dachrome motion picture: “ Mexico, Far-Away Land Near-by a docu- mentary film on Mexico, all in color. 9 00 p. m.. Young Adult Fellow- i ship, with discussion of the topic: "The Economic Bases of a Just and Durable Peace” led by Sgt. Scott of i brother, Lewis F redrickson. Pendleton Field. ... , . „ TURKEYS, POULTRY & EGGS e are ¡niying the follouñng prices deli cred, Portland, Oregon, -Sib ject to change without notice"-, 25c NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS 23c NO. I LEGHI RN HENS, 312 lbs. up 0c NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS PRIME DRESSED YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 37 %c 34c PRIME DRESSED YOUNG TOM TURKEYS 26c NO 1 DRESSED YOUNG DUCKS 25c NO. 1 DRESSED YOUNG GEESE 48c POULTRY FARM EGGS, 17 lbs. up 42c POULTRY FARM MEDIUMS, cases included We furnish coops on request and will dress your turkeys for you. . , Mr. Wheeler is again at home with l Wednesday, December ¿3, । 30 p. his sister, Mrs. Mabel Weeks, after m. Christmas program presented by spending a few weeks with a sister in the Sunday School. One part of the i Pendleton while recuperating from an program will be given bv the primary accident in which he suffered a bro- . . ... . , ken leg department featuring the singing of |Mis. Myron Nation and Mrs. Duke Christmas songs and recitations. The Schiller were visitors one day last second part will be given by the in week at the Caldwell home. termediate and senior departments A turkey dinner was enjoyed last I Saturday evening at the Columbia featuring , „ a short drama: “O Holy park club rooms by Columbia Grang- Night, singing of Christmas carols, ers and their families, about thirty and a verse-speaking choir. The gen- being present. A Christmas tree and -eral public is invited, treats were part of the evening’s pro- --------- — • — gram. An auction sale was held on Wed ARD nesday at the Elmer Ryland farm. Along the Diagonal: “Felty” stop ping on the bus route Monday morn- ing to offer a stray donkey a ride to Iridge, Dan Follett, Dorothy Hiatt, school. Irene Hunt, Lois Hunt, Wilbur Hunt, Gloria Hammer, Rosalie Hammer, METHODIST CHURCH Viola Hammer, Jean Hardie, Frank Malcolm B. Ballinger^ Minister Harkenrider, Janet Hodge, Lucy Hol- Sunday, December 20th: 10 a. m., lomon. Betty Jean Jackson, Jack Jack- Sunday School at Hermiston and Ec j son, Clarence Kennison, Dick Kings- ho churches. 11:00 a. m.. Morning 'ey. Marjory Knapp, Annie Lindsay, worship at Hermiston, with special Kay Logan, Virgil Logan, Vance Ma- Christmas music by the church choir, tott, David Mittlesodrf, Vivian Mor- I and sermon by the minister: “The ris, Emma Bell Moyer. June Myrick, I True Story of the Innkeeper of Beth L. V. McGraw, Ruth McCulley, May- lehem.” nard Neal, Bruce Norton, Dora Lee I 7 p. m.. Methodist Youth Fellow- Paul, David Pierson, Ray Shaw, Aar- AND GLEE CLU33 TAKE PART Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. 232 S. E. Oak St. on Stewart. Guy Stevzard, Margaret Peggy Todd, Norma Williams, Patsy Sommerer, Mary Sommerer, Lyle Warner. Lowell Alford, Bob Attebu- Tilden, Peggy Todd and Patsy War- ry. Dan Follett, Bob Greer, Irven Putnum, Richard Rugg. Owen Rob ner. erts and Lyle Tilden. • Chorus Personnel Characters in the pantomime are: Lois Brooks, Dolores Anderson | Lawrence Gettmann. Lloyd Hughes, Joyce Barrett, Frances Culver, Patri LaRue Belt, Fred Gimbel, Audrey eia DeLaney, Dola Mae Daugherty | Phelps, Roy Sires, Bill Hibbard, Peg Leora Ewing, Doris Follett, Marjorie gy Young and David Pierson. Bob Ellen Fowler, Karen Glenisky, Doris Jensen will be the stage manager. In Gardner, Lauree Gimbel, Alice Geer. cidental music will be furnished by Betty Jean Hartsook. Janet Hodge, Hope Reynolds, Janet Hodge and Viola Hammer. Rosalie Hammer, Glo Jack Jackson. ria Hammer, Maxine Huddleston, Decorations are in charge of Betty Donna Hammack. Martha Jones, Bet- ty Jean Jackson. Melba Kelly, Velma Marker, Norma W illiams, Joy Min- Knapp. Marjorie Knapp, Annie Lind- ielly, Lois Elwood, Kenneth Elwood say, Joy Minielly, June Myrick, Frie and Paul Williams. da Mallon, Monzell Monger. Ruth Mc Culley, Marie Peining, La Desea Pie- The 1942 production of new type per, Charlene Rowland. Beth Russell, writers.is less than half of the more Raedell Rainwater, Molly Ann Rip- than 850,000 additional machines ley, Joy Streeker, Margaret Sommer- needed by military and other Govern er, Mary Sommerer, Loretta Steele, ment services and agencies. Meat Department BEEF BOASTS lb. SHORT RIBS lb. MINCE MEAT Hot Mince Pie 2 lbs. PORK ROASTS lb. Prices in this advertise ment effective all week Plan your Christmas dinner from this list Her mis ton Trading Co RED & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY . Shop Early SMESWOA Kuide 28c 20c 35c 30c BISKIT MIX ß Fisher’s lb. package 310 10 oz. can 120 Quart jar 450 POP CORN Jolly Time 10 30 MAYONNAISE COLUMBIA NEWS trict Friday of last week in the in terest of the Home Extension Unit and 4-H clubs. By Mrs. Rob Woodward Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Cable, accom- Mrs. Myrtle Carter, home demon- panied by Mrs. Bob Fleenor, Mrs. stration agent, was calling in this dis- Craig Percy and Miss Klages, made Well do Our Best at Main Office and Dressing Plant PORTLAND, OREGON Phone EAst 5141 Christmas Ideas Here is a Christmas dinner planned to add special sparkle to your holiday season. Items such as cranberry sauce and holiday pudding may be made ahead of time, and stored until the day of the feast. It saves time as does shopping early for the rest of the dinner. THE BEST DINNER EVER Roast Turkey or Chicken with Sage Stuffing Erlra Sluffing Giblet Crary linked IIubhard Squa rh II uttered Rccts Spieed Pear wilh Cottage Cheese (garnish with Parsley) Whole Cranberry Sauce I ! Cloverleaf Rolls Jam Holiday Pudding with Hard Sauce NuMade INFANT FOODS Clapp’s Strained INFANT FOODS Clapp’s Chopped TOMATOES Gardenside No. 2‘ can 14c WHITE ROCK WATER WALNUTS New Crop Large MIXED NUTS' Lb. BROWN DERBY BEER 330 ENRICHED FLOUR Gold Medal TOMATO JUICE 49 lb. sack C & M $2.09 ENRICHED FLOUR Kitchen Craft No. 10 can TOILET SOAP 3 Sierra Pine 49 lb. sack cakes SALAD DRESSING CREAM OF WHEAT Duchess Quick or Regular Quart jar NOB HILL COFFEE Large pkg. 240 Package 110 WHEATIES Gold Medal EDWARDS COFFEE Whole bean, in heavy lined lb. bag 19c HOLIDAY PUDDING 1 cup grated raw potato 33 cup finely chopped citron or substitute 35 cup finely chopped candied lemon peel 1 cup seedless raisins 1 cup finely cut walnut meats cups flour but >. soda I tap. salt 1 tsp. cinnamon • 2 tsp. cloves ‘a cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 2 eggs 1 cup grated raw we C.J. “/ini ) A „are., " Please remember — if travel isn't as pleasant this paar, it's because we're busy doing a gigantic wartime transportation job! ■ I or many years Union Pacific Stages' em- ployees have worked together as a team — driv ers, ticket agents, mechanics, depot agents, porters —all striving to give you excellent bus service. That’s the goal everyone would like to shoot for this year —but these days the No. t job is to provide top-notch transportation for the war effort. So, if holiday travel isn't quite as pleasant as it used to be, please remember — the war effort must come first. Hermiston Drug Co. Phone es ri Sift flour, measure; sift again with soda, salt, and spices. Cream shorten- ing. Add sugar gradually, creaming w 11. Add unbeaten eggs one at a time, beating well after each addi tion. Add carrots and potatoes. Dredge fruit and nut meats in 12 cup of flour mixture. Add flour to short- i ling mixture gradually. Combine with fruits and nut meats, stirring until blended. Fill well-greased 112- « 'art mold two-thirds full, cover tightly and place on rack in kettle. Fill kettle with boiling water to í depth of mold. Cover; steam 3 hours, or until done. Add additional water as needed. Serve hot. N nus and recipes for Christmas dinner in this week’s Family Circle azine. Free at Safeway. Saje way Homemahers’ Bureau JULIA LEE weight . Director Drip or Silex 2 Pkgs. 150 E NEUS Ib. ORANGES lb. Valencias, Sweet and Juicy LEMONS 10C lb. 100 APPLES ib. m Ground Beef ..... lb. Pork Sausage..... lb. Pork Liver......... Ib. Skinless Wieners lb. Sauerkraut .... . quart Colored Hens .. .. ... lb. Sliced Black Cod ..... lb. Sliced Salmon lb. Extra fey. Winesaps or Delicious PEARS lb. 66 lb. 39 Sugar Sweet D-Anjous CRANBERRIES Coos Bay Fancy POTATOES U. S. No. 1 - Good Bakers X257T5 SOXS A/D WCF VERSA 4 lb. 1O0 MRS NCAL - THIS DINNER JUST THE WA M MOM COM AT HOME - - I CANT TEL you is LOOKS LIKE A Duu CHRISTMAS WITH Of JuST THE TWO us HERE 00 you PLAN TO EAT our rem Youve ALWAYS HAO The SRAINS IN THIS FAM- i HOPE some ma FAMILY inviTES ous 608 to CHRISTMAS § BEEF ROASTS lb. 280 SIRLOIN STK. lb. 378 PORKCHOPS lb. 396 PORK ROASTS lb. 326 8C Sunkist, Tree-Ripened V. S. No, 1 - Porto Ricans 22′71 pacific stages GRAPEFRUIT § Safeway Meats Farm-Fresh Produce Texas Pink or Arizona Seedless § TURKEY —A turkey that will roast golden brown—tender end delicious. Every bird is carefully selected end prepared. Every Safeway turkey it tender-meated— guaranteed to please you in every wey or ell your money beck. YAMS COOK A GRANO OINNEE popsy-Al union GRAND TASTING I COFFEE FILTERS 24c WE GUARANTEE YOU A 4 § 25t 290 230 330 J 50 590 29c 39t $ § I § I DONT KNOW WHEN rve ENJOYEO a DAY »on WAS A REAL TREAT TO y HOW HAPPY I AM ti s To Be HERE J OINNEg WERE TICKLED TO HAVE You-we WANT you TO FEEL AT HOME DONT HOL BACK Boys = THERES PLENTY OF WOW FOR Eysqyoue HARK) - MO TOU MICE HOW MUCH THAI
