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THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 1943. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Your -THIS RED&WHUE IS A UNION Store STORE — Specials for April 23, 24 and 26 Frozen Fruits & Vegetables Points Reduced SUNSPUN.................... pint 280 MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, R. & W..... Lb. 259 NOODLES, R. & W...... Lb. 25- BEANS, small white or Red Idaho BAKING POWDER, R. & W......... FLOU R, R. & W....................... COFFEE, R. & W..................... APPLE JUICE, New West APRICOTS, R. & W........... ASPARAGUS, R. & W...... GRAPEFRUIT, R. & W..... ... 3 Lbs. 278 Lb. 19. 49 Lbs. $2.10 ....... Lb- 340 32 oz. No. 212 can __ No. 2 can 46 oz. can THE METHODIST CHURCH Malcolmn B. Ballinger, Minister April 25th—Easter Sunday. 6:30 a. m.. Sunrise Service. 10 a. m., Sun day School in Hermiston and Echo | churches. 11 a. m., Morning worship in Hermiston church, with sermon by j the minister: “He Is Risen”. Easter anthems by the church choir: “Lift | Up Your Heads” by Lorenz, “Song of Eastertide” by Nolte, “Easter Dawn” by Holton, and “Chimes of Easter Day” by Nolte. Trumpet solo. “The Holy City” by Adams. Noon—Easter dinner at Echo church. 7:30 p. m.. Evening worship in Ec- i ho church, with sermon by the minis- | ter and special music. 2778 308 338 358 258 BLACKEYED BEANS ........ no points, 2 lbs. C O R N, R . & W. No. 2 cans, 2 for 356 TOMATO JUICE, R. & W............. 46 oz. can 240 FLAV-R-JELL, R. & W........................ A for ore OATS, R. & W.................. PEP, Kellogg’s................. BRAN FLAKES, Post’s....... FLY SWATTERS, Kantmiss 3 1bs. 279 10 oz. 106 Large each 166 10c Meat Department— Thursday after spending the week in Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Whitney and family left for Red Bluff, Calif., Sun day where they will make their new home. Agnes Caldwell is staying at Mrs. Nora Wilson’s until school is out. Arlington defeated Irrigon on the local ball diamond Friday afternoon. Geo. Harkenrider Has OIL TO BURN All Types of Lubricants to Fit All Needs Union 76 Gasoline - Triton Motor Oil (Held from last week) Leslie Rucker arrived Monday from Bend to spend a week. He took his folks up to Wallowa Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Rucker’s brother, Mr. Lathrop. They plan to return Thursday. A birthday party was given at the home of Miss Ruby Forbes Tuesday night in honor of Juanita Voile. Those present were Agnes Caldwell, Patty Markham, Delpha and LaVelle Mark CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES ham. Jeanne Broun, Lois Williams, Services every Sunday at 11:00 a. Doreen Gau, Clara Frazier. Beth m. at the American Legion hall. All Russell, Loretta White. Mrs. Forbes. Omega Forbes. Jack Zubransky. Bill are cordially invited to attend. Voile. George Voile. Clark Stephens, Leonard Aldrich, Joe Wilson. Ken neth Forbes and Mr. Forbes from Ir rigon, Albert Ball. Lee McLouth. Ter ry Yeager. Walt Van Metre and Sea man Third Class George Yeager of By Agnes Caldwell Boardman. Miss Voile received a Mrs. Joy Weigand and daughter of gold locket from the Irrigon high Kennewick are visiting her parents, school students, besides several other gifts. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. The Irrigon high school softball Ray Sparks is in port at San Fran cisco now after being in action for team was defeated at Boardman 15-4 some time, according to a letter re Tuesday afternoon. ceived Friday by Mrs. Floyd Sparks. He sent home some pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell went to Hebo to visit their son Ernest and family. Mrs. Cecil Goodwin arrived Thurs day from California where she has PAID FOR been with her husband who is with the army. She reports he just left for Tennessee where he will go to an officers school. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith spent Sun AT THE RANCH day at the Caldwell home. The John Voile family spent Thurs WASHINGTON CREAMERIES day and Friday planting watermelons. D. C. Keller — Hermiston Rev. Graves of Hermiston delivered Phone 2624 the sermon at the Pentecostal church here Friday night. Leslie Rucker returned to Bend OLD TIME Dance Every Saturday Night! Hermiston Park Hall NOTICE—We, the most recent managers of the • Townsend hall, have moved our sound system and orchestra to the Park Hall, We are for giving you a better floor, more room and a better time for the same admission. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS First Church of Christ, Scientist ANNOUNCES Free Lecture on Christian Science Top Prices By gavin POULTRY Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Monday, April 26, 1943, at 8:15 P. M. In Church Auditorium 103 S. W. Byers Avenue — You and Your Friends are Cordially Invited to Attend — Every Tuesday! X This week’s Julia Lee Wright article in the Family Circle magazine gives tempting ideas and recipes for an Easter dinner as well as hints on egg decorating. The Family . Circle is free at _ • Safeway. jan Fresh Fruits & Vegetables GRAPEFRUIT, Texas Pink 6 for 398 LEMONS, Large Sunkist ..................... Dozen 290 CALO VAS for Salads.......................... 2 for 19. TOMATOES, Ripe and Firm...............Pound 230 RADISHES and ONIONS......... 2 bunches 156 RED & WHITE ST9RE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH with an Easter message at 11 a. m. J. W. Stuart, Minister Young people’s service at 7 p. m. Up from the grave He arose, with 1 Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. a mighty triumph o’er His foes; He ' We will be happy to see you at our arose a Victor from the dark domain, services this Easter. and He lives forever with His saints PEN TECOST A L TA BERNACLE to reign. He arose! He arose! Halli- Pastor Shelby E. Graves lujah! Christ arose! Church school at 9:45 a. m. j We observe Easter this next Sun- Easter services—Morning worship day. The theme will be presenting a —————————— — Living Christ to a dieing world. As God rolled away the stone from | Christ's tomb for Mary, so is He able j to roll away the stone that hinders you. Sunday, 10 a m„ Bible school. A | class for every age. 11 a. m., Worship hour. 7:00 p. m., Young people's service. A The young people have been enjoying • these services very much. • 8 p. m.. Evangelistic service. R Tuesday, 8 p. m., prayer meeting, a Thursday. 8 p. m., Bible study and B prayer meeting. Vl"XeYou Get’ getter I CATHOLIC EASTER SERVICES Allan Cullen Mass will be at the following If you pick the RIGHT DAYS AND THE AT RIGHT SCHEDULES ♦ To get the most out of wartime bus service — travel on the right day — preferably a mid-week day. Call your bus agent well in advance for least traveled schedules And remember— travel light—buy tickets in advance — be on tune, it’s a patriotic duty. Hermiston Drug Co. Phone 2271 Hermiston. 9 and 11 a. m. Umatilla. 8:00 a. m. Pilot Rock, 8:30 a. m. Hours for Confession: Hermiston, Friday evening after Stations of the Cross. Saturday, 3 to 6 p. m.„ 7 to 9 p. m. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. H. V. McGee, Pastor “The Oldest Easter Message." From the ancient tombs of Egypt comes some messages of the resurrec tion that sounds strangely like our: New Testament statements. What j did the Egyptians. 2600 years before | Christ, know about eternal life and | the resurrection of the body* The choir will favor us with sever- al special numbers during the Easter morning worship service. Sunday evening the subject for dis cussion will be, “The Baptism Unto Fresh Eggs doz. 39c ‘ I Gay, Pais Egg Dyes 3 pkgs. 25c easy-to-apply colors - Pkg. 10c GRADE A LARGE WHITE Points • BUY US WAR BONDS • TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH E. M. Butenshon, Minister There will be a Lutheran service in the Baptist church on April 25th, at 2:30 p. m. Sunday School at 1:30. Residence of pastor. 811 N. W. Car den Ave., Pendleton. Oregon. Points Powdered Sugar 3 Mushroom Soup Mix 9c 1 lb. package 23c Salad Dressing 10 Chili Sauce Sunny Dawn - 46 oz. Seedless Raisins Bread 14c Coffee 14c Coffee Standard No. 212 can 16 Sugar Belle Peas 14c 3 cans 20c Gerbers CRUMB-SCRAMBLED recommend these taste- pleasant offerings for any meal of the day. Eggs, you know, are good in place et meat, besides being rich In Vitamins A, B, E. COTTAGI CHEESE EGGS- Combine 1 cup bread crumbs with 12 cup of milk and allow to stand for 5 minutes. Mix well with 4 beaten eggs, season and scramble. And try baking thia same egg-crumb mix ture in tomato cups. It’s a delightful way to make 4 eggs take care of 6 appe tites. and minerals. OMELET- To a 4-egg omelet, add a cup of cottage cheese, beat ing it well into the egg yolks. Prepare in the usual way and serve sizzling hot. It’s delicious! To Moke Easter Sunshine Egg Nests sAFEwAY MfATS I 49 lb. sack $1.79 Flour Kitchen Craft - enriched Ige. pkg. 25c Swans Down Cake Flour For Your Easter Dinner—Ar- A4 name mours. Swift Cenpak, Morrell orh 4 I C "99” Del Monte - 7 points per pound."”* " " ” II SLICED HAM, 8 points per pound lb. PORK ROAST, Center Cuts, 7 points lb. SKINLESS WIENERS. 5 points per lb. lb. SLICED BACON, 4 pts. a pkg. * lb. pkg. For Table Decorations 60c 350 30c 230 Fresh Yeast 3 cakes 10c Fleischman’s Crisco Shortening 3 lbs. 71c 15 points - Red Stamps Royal Satin 3 lb. jar 64c Shortening-15 pts. red stamps Vanilla 2 oz. bottle 32c Schilling’s Extract Homemahert' Bureau lb. 210 14‘c APPLES lb. Ex. fey. Winesaps Corn Meal 9 lb. bag 31c Mammy Lou Yellow lb. 14c Quality 1 lb. jar 31c Farmer’s Gold SAFEWAY PROPUCE : " " ‘ __ __ ... Asparagus lb. pkg. 21c Margarine Dalewood - 5 pts. red stamps Honey CALAVOS JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Director 1 Baby Food New egg dishes win tssie-spprevat "Easter Sunshine Egg Nests with Bacon, Sausage or Ham (if available) Hot Cross Buns Jelly or Jam Festive Compote (Mixed canned or fresh fruits served in sherbet glasses dessert fashion.) with a basket of Bunny Cookies Milk Teo Coffee Sajeway lb. 24c Edwards Whole Roast No. 2 can We Made-to-order decorations for Easter morning may be real blos soms if you are fortunate enough to have them, or a transplanted bare twig decorated with pastel crepe paper blossoms Use a small twig with a blossom attached on white cards for place markers lb. 23c Nob Hill Whole roast Riviera - 16 oz. jar 24 Tomatoes 13c Julia Lee Wright’s 112 lb. Nalley’s Horseradish FOR AN (ASTIR BRUNCH Trim crusts off a day-old 1 ! 2-pound pullman or large loaf of enriched •white or wheat bread. Cut into 6 slices about 2 inches I hick With a sharp knife, hollow out the center of each block of bread, leaving a 12- inch wall on the sides and bottom. Dot inside of the cases with softened butter. Drop 1 or 2 eggs into each case. Season with Salt and pepper and dot top with butter Bake imme diately on a cookie sheet or drip pan in a moderate oven (350 F.) 25 minutes or until eggs are set and cases browned Serve hot on heated dishes. Serves 6. jar 9c 3 Raviola ’ 23c 2 lb. pkg. Moneta 1212 oz. bottle Why not serve a hearty, yet delight fully festive breakfast with all of the accompanying specialties that make Easter a warm welcome to spring. Food and decorations seem to just naturally lend themselves to such an occasion, and even with rationings and restrictions, it’s possible to plan a simple family or party brunch such as wc have given below. 21c 22 Tomato Juice 15c Mustard 14c DeLuxe - 4 ounce Duchess - Pint jar Bright beginnings for Easter Morn 236 TOMATOES lb. Mexican fancy g. ‘ GRAPEFRUIT lb. 80 Texas Pink 2 Cheerioats 2 pkgs. 23c Gold Medal Shredded Ralston 12c Cereal - 12 oz. pkg. They Give Their Lives— You Lend Your Money Buy that EXTRA War Bond today! 7AAF A ¿assav amu Avts. SESO// / MM COMES MRS BENSON Y MUD THERE NOW-SHE MS Six GROWING lieu TWO'HOW GlLDREN Lers ASK HER WHAT she) ARE you ! THIN« ABOUT POINT RATIONING .a " —HELLO, MRS BENSON ' Fely- MRS BENSON, MARY V HEAVENS' I DONT EXPECT TO HAVE WouLO uKe TO KNOW HOW youne GOING TO Such A SAD TIME. I INTEND TO SHOP AT MAKE out UNDER me New RATION PLAN?. SAFEWAY AS ALWAYS.. Death.” union PREIFI c 5TRCE5 w. A llen , c . s . b . of Toronto. Canada ASSORTED COLD LUNCH MEATS FRESH BOILED HAMS AND BACON SWIFT’S PREM. HAMS FOR EASTER NICE LEAN CORNED BEEF MOCK CHICKEN LEGS Hermiston Trading Co Pendleton. Oregon ( y MRS BGNISON, d DONT SA TWI’shES me one who ws .WONDERING! 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