THURSDAY, DECEMBER S3, 1943.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE SIX
CAPT. MCKNIGHT
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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.
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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
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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
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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. Kersbergen
dismissed classes until Monday, Jan
uary 3.
11$
OZ.
46 oz.
22
TOMATO JUICE
47 oz. can
110
GRAPEFR’T JUICE
22
FANCY PRUNES
160
Sunny Dawn (6 pts.)
Libby (6 points)
Town House
Joint Assembly Held
A joint assembly of Hermiston high
and grade school was held this after
noon (Thursday) in the high school
22
46 oz. can®
Red Tag (15 points) No. 2 12 's
MIXED NUTS
No Peanuts
FILBERTS
Norpack
Lb.
43-
Per Lb.
CHICAGO & NOR
INTERSTATE
IFIC STAGES
historic Overland
system.
Greyhound Lines which
,000 miles of scheduled
ed by 3,750 modern high*
No. 2 can
149
"
Can
7É
Sugar Belle (18)
BABY FOOD
Clapp’s Strained (1 pt.)
MILK
j
9Ç
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PURPLE PLUM JAM EOC
Starr (14 points) No. 21 jar—”
9c
3c
21c
79c
166
Beef Roasts
Pork Roasts
Pork Steaks
Piece Bacon
lb. 34c
lb. 33c
Salad Dressing «SPonc"1ös»
gut 19c
7 Points
3 Points
3 Points
3 Points
Cranberry Sauce SopoAX. 2
25c Ripe Olives
LB.
Pkg.
646
150
130
290
200
Ild
120
140
100
112 lb. bottle
GUARANTEED
25c
COFFEE, Schillings
2 lb. jar
COFFEE FILTERS, Dependable 2 pkg.
BREAD. Julia Lee Wright's .... 1% lb.
POPCORN, WhiU .......
2 lb. pkg.
OATS. Morn. Glory, reg * quick, 20 os.
RICE FLAKES. Heinz - 6%-oz. pkg.
SHREDDED WHEAT, Nabisco ... pkg.
BRAN FLAKES, Post ------ 14 ox. pkg.
MACARONI DINN’R, Kraft 1 pt, pkg.
2 lb. 4 oz. jar
----------------- ————_
Niblet Corn Pepnic
Hi-No Crackers
4
Tall can
Cherub (1 pt.)
Blue or Red
No. 2’s
traffic
FANCY PEAS
KARO SYRUP
Guaranteed Good
which
149
—
Pictsweet (13 pts.) No. 2 can
298
Solid Heads
Under the new name—
GREYHOUND, unified
CREAM CORN
Red Hen
Oranges
lb.
Cabbage
lb.
Cocoanuts
lb.
Potatoes 50 lb. bag
Sunkist
169
MOLASSES
FARM-FRESH PRODUCE
FUTURS
CUT BEANS
Briargate (5 pts.) No- 2 can
Per Lb.
PEANUTS
Fresh Roasted
Christmastide, hallowed season of
joy and happiness, this year finds
all of us in America striving con
stantly to hasten the day of Vic
tory. 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
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