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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1943)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER S3, 1943. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX CAPT. MCKNIGHT ea$ún have our way about it St. Nicholas going to make an extra long stop at you out to us home. No one meant to us during what your is Thank you, and 1943. All wc can Merry Christmas. said bicycle, visible under normal at mospheric conditions from a distance ATTENDS SCHOOL of at least 300 feet in front of said bicycle, and also a reflex mirror or Captain Francia H. McKnight, who lighted lamp on the rear of said bi- has been Depot Property Officer at 1 cycle exhibiting a red light visible un the Umatilla Ordnance Depot for der like conditions from a distance of more than a year, has been ordered to at least 200 feet to the rear of said attend the Provost Marshal General bicycle. School at Ft. Custer, Michigan, as a Section 2: No person shall operate student in Military Government Spec or ride any bicycle upon the streets, ialist Officers Course beginning De alleys or public places of the City of cember 26, 1943. It is expected that, Hermiston with two or more persons at the completion of this course, Cap upon the same bicycle. tain McKnight will be ordered over- Section 4. No person shall ride or seas in connection with the military operate any bicycle upon any sidewalk government of liberated or conquered on Main Street between First and territory. Captain McKnight, besides acting Third Streets. Section 5: Every person riding or as Plant Property Officer, was also Historian, Salvage Officer and per operating a bicycle on any street, al formed numerous other functions. ley or public place in the City of Her Captain McKnight is an ardent hunt miston shall keep said bicycle in the er and bicyclist. Both he and Mrs. extreme right of the traffic lane, and McKnight contributed much to the so it shall be unlawful for two or more cial activities at the depot and their riders or operators of bicycles abreast departure is greatly regretted by their or to ride or operate a bicycle other- many friends at the depot and in wise than in single file. neighboring communities. Section 7: No operator or owner of Mrs. McKnight will establish a a bicycle shall leave his bicycle on any temporary home in Walla Walla sidewalk in the City of Hermiston or where the Misses Laura and Jean Mc placed in such a manner as to hinder Knight are attending the St. Pauls or impede pedestrian or vehicular School. traffic. Section 8: Any person violating any KNOW YOUR CITY of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof before ORDINANCES the City Recorder, be punished by im pounding his bicycle in the office of the City Recorder for such period as Ordinance No. 188 the City Recorder shall designate. Section 1: No person shall ride or Section 9: Every person riding or operate any bicycle upon any street, | operating a bicycle upon any street. alley or public place within the City 1 alley or public place in the City of of Hermiston during the period from | Hermiston shall be subject to all the a half hour after sunset until a half provisions of the laws of the State of hour before sunrise, without having a Oregon, and ordinances of the City lighted lamp affixed to the front of applicable to the drivers of vehicles. 444 . plete the eighth grade at Milton. Mr. Harper stated this week, “We hate to leave Hermiston as this is a good place to live." They plan to operate their small acreage, raising diversified Captain Herbert A. Miller, Storage crops — taking life just a little more Officer at the Umatilla Ordnance De easy. pot, recently received notice of his promotion in rank from First Lieu HOME EXTENSION tenant. Captain Miller received his B. S. UNIT TO MEET degree in Agriculture from Michigan SUte College in 1930 and at this time The local unit of the Home Exten was commissioned as Second Lieuten sion will meet Tuesday, December 28, ant, Cavalry, Officers Reserve Corps. at the U. S. O. building in Hermiston While in college he was affiliated with beginning at 1:30 p. m. The topic of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. discussion will be “Women and the After graduation he was employed Law,” conducted by Alfred Cunha, for one year by the Agricultural Eco Pendleton attorney. He will explain nomics division of Michigan State col and answer all questions concerning lege. He left this position to accept the legal sUtus of women in the Uni state civil service employment at the ted SUtes. Ionia State Hospital, Ionia, Michigan, It has been announced that the where he was superintendent of dai meeting will be open to the general ry and Poultry production until he was public. ordered to active duty at the Savanna Ordnance Depot on April 16, 1942. He was transferred from Savanna to the Umatilla Ordnance Depot on May 15, BE DISCUSSED ‘=E -1 it 1942. The Oregon State Game Commis Captain and Mrs. Miller and their sion will hold its annual hearing in two children live at the Depot. regard to angling regulations at Un o’clock Saturday morning, January 8, at its office in 616 Oregon Bldg., Portland. Consideration will be given at that time to regulations affecting seasons, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harper and bag limits and methods of taking grandson, Donald Harper, are moving game fish. The hearing is open to this week to a small 7-acre farm near the publie. . c . --------- - Milton. Mr. Harper has operated the Wilson To Have Training Texaco station west of Hermiston for Lewis H. Wilson, a/s, U. S. Navy, the past year. The concern will now son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson of be run by Mrs. Dean Eckleberry. The Harpers came to this commun the Columbia district, recently was ity about eight years ago. Young recommended for officers training as Donald has attended local schools a result of a mental test given train during that period but will now com ees at Farragut, Idaho. U.O.D. OFFICER GETS PROMOTION GAME LAWS TO HARPERS MOVE TO MILTON -* -atze. •0 that pence map prebail for all mankin TOMATO SOUP Rancho (8 points) TOMATO JUICE Hermiston Trading C RED * WHITE STORE gymnasium. A short program was held and then Supt. W. G. 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Nevertheless it is fitting that we should pause both to re call our Christmas days of yester- year and to look forward into the future with profound confidence and hope. We people of Safeway —including those who have taken leave of absence to join the fight ing forces—unite in sincerely wishing every one of you a Merry Christmas! May your families be happy and well. May your din ners be hearty. And may the Christmas prayers of all of us be answered, “So that peace may prevail for all mankind . . Almonds Edward’s Coffee In the new vacuum-pack REGULAR - DRIP Lindsay m While they last Pint Jar % LB. 39c MARGARINE, Parkay (6 pt) .... 1 lb. 254 MARGARINE. Dalewood (6 pts.) 1 lb. 230 SHORTENING, Snowdrift (15) 3 Ibe. 702 SHORTENING, Royal Satin (5) 1 lb. 230 SHORTENING, Crisco (15 pts.) 3 lbs. 702 FLUFFO OIL (10 points) —— Quart 542 FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST .... 3 cakes 100 FLOUR, Kitchen Craft------ 10 lb. bag 502 CRACKERS, Snowflakes ....... — 2 lbs. 39% SAFEWAY 8? 4
