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PAGE TWO THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Miss Ina L. Moore, superintendent Recognition as eligible to qualify of the local hospital, made a business for the petty officer of electrician’s trip to Walla Walla Wednesday. mate third class came to Bluejacket Mrs. Lee Elwood, who recently un- Ervin Cicero Williams, 19, son of Mr. derwent a major operation in St. An and Mrs. Clarence Williams of Her Second Lt. Thomas E. Cooney soon thony's hospital in Pendleton, is re miston. during recent graduation cer emonies at the Nava! Training School, will complete his training at the com ported as getting along nicely. bat crew training school, Sioux City, A daughter, Kathryn Elnova, was St- Louis, Mo. Mrs. Allen Hoffman and son David Iowa, and be ready to go overseas to born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Norton of do his part in defeating the enemy. Stanfield at the Hermitson hospital of Spokane arrived Saturday to spend a week visiting at the home of her Lt. Cooney, bombardier in a heavy March 7th. Exclamatory remarks are bomber crew, is the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation have brother, Mr. and Mrs. Max Piger. always in order when fel- Mrs. M. L. Watson entertained Mrs. Emmett Cooney. been taking turns this week suffering lows ease their feet into A baby daughter was born to Mr. from attacks of flu. Although Chief Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 p. m. Weyenberg Shoes. What and Mrs. J. D. Christley March 16th, of Police Nation ventured up town for her granddaughter Patsy Watson comfort! Yes, and plenty at the local hospital. the middle of the week, Mrs. Nation on her fourth birthday. Eight little of satisfactory service — guests were present and refreshments Mr. and Mrs. J. P- Neufeldt of Dal was still confined to her bed. you can depend on that. of a birthday cake and ice cream las arrived Saturday to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Ermol Sa ter are the You'll be proud to turn in were served. week end visiting their daughter and proud parents of a baby boy born your ration stamp for family, Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. March 16 at the local hospital. Weyenberg Shoesl Let Mrs. Casha Shaw, who has been Staff Sgt. Glen Elwood, Ordnance us fit you today. visiting here for several weeks at Co., now stationed at Augusta, Ga., (Continued from page 1) the home of her son and family, Mr. came this week to spend a furlough Bernie Mansigh, Plant Property, and Mrs. Guy Shaw, returned to her here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. moved from Ordnance City to Her home Monday Mr. Shaw made a bus Lee Elwood. miston Sunday. iness trip to Heppner and was accom Mrs. J. R. Huffman and son Bobby Mrs. Helen Bowen, Signal Corps, is panied by his mother. returned Sunday form Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Webb of Ord where Mrs. Huffman has been caring in Portland this week. Congratulations to Sarah Ross, Fis nance are the parents of a little for her mother who suffered a sprain cal, for receiving a $5.00 award for daughter Donna Anne born the 9th ed ankle several weeks ago. an adopted suggestion. of March at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, ac The U.O.D. Employees’ Association Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special companied by Mrs. Sims Baker of is sponsoring St. Patrick’s Day ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her Weiser, Ida., motored to Prosser Sun- dance at the U. S. O. in Hermiston miston Hotel on Wednesday. March day to spend the day visiting Mr. and March 17. 9 p. m., with admission of 22, with hours between 10 a. m. to Mrs. Waller. 25c. Music will be by Wright’s Or- | 5:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harris and son chestra. Owen Anson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire of the hospital staff spent a You cannot spell victory with an J. R. Anson of near Stanfield, grad uated recently from the Aviation Ord few days in Walla Walla recently vis absent “T”. A soldier goes A.W.O.L. nance School at Norman, Okla. He is iting with their son. Cpl. Ronald Har when a bullet hits him. He’s on the now rated Aviation Ordnance Man, ris who has returned home from the job always. Let’s take a look at the 3rd class. At present he is stationed South Pacific and is now at McCaw Umatilla Ordnance Depot. 1160 Man days or 9,276 man hours were lost in near Seattle.. hospital. Ladies and children’s aprons, baby the month of February from workers in the way of dances. -------------------------------------- bibs, dish towels, pot holders, who were A.W.O.L. and A. W. O. P. Rail Transportation has “dubbed” laundry bags, clothes pin bags, break- Let’s see if we can’t cut that figure. Captain Robert R. McCoy a “good fast sets, pillow slips, at the Altar So- down to one that we would be proud egg” besides saying that he is prov ciety Bazaar, April 1st. adv. of. ing to be a valuable asset to the de Mrs. J. V. Villermoure went Sunday Ask John Dooley if it isn’t quite a partment due to his wealth of exper to Pendleton where she plans to spend blow to one’s ego to have but six teeth “And it came to pass, a week visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. The U.O.D. Employees’ Association, ience and pleasing personality, left! • as Jesus sat at meat in A. Hoosier. has elected George Poland as a mem The boys in the Machine Shop tell Kenneth Elwood, Petty Officer, 3rd ber of the board to replace Charles the house, behold, many class, came early Wednesday morn- Cook who entered the service some me that they are certain spring has arrived because Bob Harland is sport publicans and sinners | ing to spend a short furlough here time ago. ing a new spring hat. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. George Pinkerton had came and sat down with Elwood. He has been stationed at as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Outstanding work has been done by him and his disciples... Bearin Field, Pensacola, Fla. Kennedy of Tacoma, Wash. They some of the crews in the Magazine Jesus said ... They that Mrs. Mike Demineau of Portland spent a week at Ordnance and depart Area who have recently broken prev Saturday evening to spend ed for Long Beach. Calif. They en ious work record. On one 8 hour day be whole need not a arrived several days visiting her parents. Mr. countered much snow in the vicinity shift Foreman H. Dobbs and his crew physician, but they that and Mrs. G. J. Casper. of Bend. They wrote the Pinkertons averaged 2.25 tons per man-hour. ' Mrs. Lowell Alford Sr. has received saying that Ordnance was a pretty This tonnage is the highest yet hand are sick.” word from her son, Lowell Jr., Sea good place. Mr. Kennedy is a brother led and shows an improvement of .62 man. Radar Man, who at present is of Mrs. Pinkerton. This was not tons per man-hour over previous rec stationed in Virginia. He has made their first visit here, spending a short ords. several trips overseas and apparently time here about two years ago. Foreman Floyd Wines and his crew HERMISTON is getting along nicely. Lowell has Dance to your favorite name bands. also broke previous records in another taken a correspondence course while T nok for somethin»' new and different operation. BAPTIST CHURCH in the service and will graduate with ( — H. V. McGee, Pastor this year’s seniors from Hermiston R& high school. OASIS THEATRE F LOCALS WHAT HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 MARCH 17-18 FRI.-SAT. Double Feature HANDS ACROSS "THE BORDER PAIR! U.O.D. NEWS MÍA1H LON CHANEY "th PATRICIA i CARROL RAMSAY MORISON NAISH AMES BRUCE MARCH 19:20 SUN.-MON. N Popeye Cartoon HER HONOR, THE MARE News Reel Tues.—Wed.-Thurs., March 21-22-23 SHOW! CHELE JACK / MORGAN • HALEY Color Cartoon THE OLD ARMY GAME Comedy — Gem Jams S » Ige. pkg. Gro-Pup Dog Food 4 bars 17 Crystal White Soap Super Suds Ige. blue pkg. 23 Guest Ivory Soap Bisquick 6 bars 40 oz. pkg. Mother's Oats 3 lb. pkg. Quick or Regular Sperry Corn Meal Hi-Ho Butter Cracker« 1 lb. pkg. 25 34° 34 3 lb. jar Pure White Flour 3%2 lb. pkg. 21 Orange Marmalade Ige. 23° Bar None Dog Food 2-lb. jar 38° 1 lb. jar 37c 6 rolls for 25- 2 rolls for 19- Creamy or Chunk Bathroom Tissue MJ.a Black Tea ,,b> Folgers Coffee Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON $ No Points Kitchenaid Towels Syl-Dex Breakfast Wheat : » tall can 44c Inavale Pumpkin Fortress N B C. 100% Bran 70- % 50 lb. sack $2.25 Enriched Skippy Peanut Butter Yellow 21 Karo Syrup Spry Shortening Borene Granulated S SHOES FOR MEN SAYLOR’S RU74E8/089 : et/C/bClE. Your Certified Independent Grocer 7 is LET US SOLVE YOUR EYESIGHT PROBLEM! If your eyes trouble you come here for a thorough examination . . . . Modern glasses ground to fit if they are needed. Over 30 Year* Successful Optical Experience! DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 South Main St. — Pendleton Near Bu» Depot Afent---ffent-ccffent-A/4E I Do you want a cold storage box? For many years the residents of this area have been served by Cold Storage Lockers at the Umatilla Cooperative Creamery. Due to the growth of the community, the building of the Umatilla Ordnance Depot and other construction, the population has more than tripled. At the present time the creamery lockers are insuf ficient with a waiting list of prospective users. Upon consultation, it has been learned that the creamery does not intend to enlarge its capacity of cold storage lockers, leaving a shortage of this ser vice. Frank P. Sargent of Hermiston is contemplating the con struction of a Cold Storage Locker building in Hermiston. How ever, he is faced with these obstacles—obtaining necessary prior ities for construction and also the definite proof of the need for new lockers here. 8 Here is how you can help In order for Mr. Sargent to begin construction, he must have the following proof of evidence. A prospective locker box renter must be a producer of items he wishes to place in his box—Vege tables, Fruits, Dairy Products, etc. At least 60% of the renters must be producers and 40% may be non-producers. A producer is defined as one raising a Victory garden, owning a fruit orchard, raising his own livestock, etc. Furthermore, Mr. Sargent is required to have two-thirds of the boxes rented prior to construction. Those interested in rent ing boxes are asked to go to the First National Bank of Hermiston and put in escrow one year’s rent in advance—the cost will be $1 per cubic foot per year (with a minimum of 8 cubic feet). A pro per receipt will be given and the money refunded if the project does not materialize. The Hermiston Chamber of Commerce heartily endorses Mr. Sargent's project and cordially invites participation by the resi dents of this area. It is a project which is needed and will prove beneficial. This adv. sponsored by Hermiston C. of C. Me econ i we t $
