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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1945)
GRANGE HOST AT ANNUAL DINNER . LONG LETTER IS RECEIVED HERE RED& WHITE „nthron COFFEE, R. & W., 2 1-lb. jars..... MILK, R. & W., tall can........................ JUICE CAN SPOUT..................... > W W "7 5 ge PRUNE JUICE, R. & W...........................quart 33c APPLE JUICE, New West...................... quart 27c TOMATO JUICE.................. No. 2 can — 2 for 23c SUNSPUN ................................................ pint 26c SALAD VEGETABLES, Dinette............ No. 2 25c DICED BEETS, R. & W............. No. 2 — 2 for 27c BABY FOOD, R. & W., 41, oz.................. 4 for 35c ITALIAN PRUNES, Fancy Large....... 25 lbs. $3.75 CRYSTAL SYRUP, R. & W..................... 5 lbs. 45c AMBER SYRUP, R. & W........................ 5 lbs. 42c GINGER BREAD MIX, Duff’s.................. pkg. 22c RICE, Blue Streak.................................... 3 lbs. 39c WHEAT CEREAL, R. & W........:............28 oz. 17c BRAN FLAKES, R. & W........................ 15 oz. 11c PEANUT BUTTER, Playmate, 2 lbs.......... i En« PEACH PRESERVE, 2 lbs___ Both for ... J ÖUG OLD DUTCH CLEANSER.............. 2 cans for 15c VANISH .................................................. 21 oz. 23c WHITE ROSE BLEACH...................... ... gal. 27c BORAXO ................................................. 10 oz. 15c POWD. BORAX ....................................... 2 lbs. 27c BAR SOAP, Feis Naptha...................... 2 bars 11c CHEESE, Tillamook.................................. 1 lb. 43c — MEAT DEPARTMENT — Salmon — Halibut — Smelt — Oysters Choice Steaks, Chops and Roasts Ground Beef — Pork Sausage — Luncheon Meat — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — ORANGES for Juice.............. 2 doz. 55c GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless Pink, 3 for 23c LEMONS, Large ........................ doz. 27c LETTUCE - CELERY - CAULIFLOWER Hermiston TradingCo. RED & WHITE STORE Just to prove that there are some good people outside of Ore gon, the following incident is re lated. A four page, single type writer spaced letter was received this week by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw from Henry A. Meier, an at torney at Lincoln, Nebr. The let ter related that Pfc. Lee G. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, was a Christmas dinner guest at the Meier home with several other service men. The lengthy letter explains in detail of the happenings of the visit, about the conversation, the meal, and other entertainment. Apparently Mr. and Mrs. Meier make a hobby of entertaining ser vice boys and according to the let ter also enjoy it very much. In addition to the letter was a box full of miniature wooden articles made by Mr. Meier in his work shop, another hobby. Needless to say, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw enjoyed the letter articles. ' and -P • — HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH | ship of the senior class. H. V. McGee, pastor The gym will be decorated in Sunday School 10:00 A. M. red and white and will follow a Worship service 11:00 a. m. Ser winter scheme. The stage will be Friday, January 12, the Home blocked off and the orchestra will mon, “Christ In the Church.” Young people’s service 7:00 p.m. Economics club of the Westland sit in a fenced-in section below the Evening worship 8:00. Sermon, Grange entertained approximately stage. The committee on decor 80 Grange members and their ations states that care will be tak "Superimposed Word.” families at their annual dinner at en not to be too elaborate due to the Westland school. During the paper shortage and a fund deficit. evening Harry Olson, worthy mas Refreshments will be served in ter. introduced the retiring Home the cafeteria at intermission. The Economics chairman. Hazel Sturm, dance is a replacement dance for who presented a beautiful past the Christmas Formal which was Master’s pin to the retiring worthy postponed due to the fact that no master, J. D. McKay, in apprecia music was available. The music tion of the past two years’ efforts will begin Friday at 9:00. in behalf of the Grange. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, with music • fermisi donated by B. I. Michel's orches ------ firthonist Churc ------ - tra. Mrs. Mabel Corliss is secre tary of Westland Grange. WINTER FORMAL TO BE FRIDAY (From The Bulldog) The Winter Formal will be held this coming Friday. January 19. Pep Club Members Entertain Members of the high school Pep The dance is to be held in the gym club entertained during the half nasium and is under the sponsor- of the Arlington game here Satur day night, much to the delight of the large crowd. Participating were Royce Shaw, Jerry Uleman, Sybil Medlock, Beverly Barker. Union 76 Gasoline Shirley Laurie: and majorettes. Joan Shanks. Beverly Norton, Bar bara Todd, Lois Brooks and Dolor es Sturm. LICENSE MAN Pulley Arrested by Sheriff's Office Elvis E. Pulley, 47, of Hermiston was taken to the county jail in Pendleton last Saturday following his arrest by the sheriff's depart ment on charges of receiving stol en property. COMING JAN. 24 A traveling examiner of opera tors and chauffeurs is scheduled to arrive in Hermiston, Wednes day, January 24, and will be on duty at the Legion hall between 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m„ accord ing to a recent announcement re- leased from the Secretary of State’s office. All thise wishing permits or li censes to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours.______ ROSENBAUM TO BE REASSIGNED Santa Ana. Calif.—T/Sgt. Rich ard E. Rosenbaum, son of W. C. Rosenbaum of Hermiston, is cur rently assigned to the AAF redis tribution station of the Santa Ana Army Air Base after having com pleted 53 combat missions as a me chanic on a C-47 transport of the 12th Air Force. Sgt. Rosenbaum has been awarded the Air Medal with three QUALITY REPAIRING Will Pay Prompt Attention To Mail Orders LEE’S SHOE SHOP 123 S- E. Court — Pendleton RAINFALL MEETS WITH APPROVAL A total of .60 inch rainfall was recorded in Hermiston during the past seven day period, which comes as quite a relief to anxious irrigation district managers. Some concern has been felt by the low level of Cold Springs reservoir but the rains of the past few weeks will greatly alleviate the concern. The report for the week, as re corded by Chas. Taylor, follows: Date Max. Min. January 10 .... 54 36 January 11 ............. 54 33 January 12 64 44 January 13 ........ 60 47 January 14 55 43 January 15 ........ 41 32 January 16 50 35 — — • =------ Canning Dates Ara Cancelled H. F. Lindner, manager of the Cooperative Laundry and Can nery, states that two canning dates will be missed while he is in Cor vallis attending a canning school. These dates will fall on January 25 and February 1, on which there will be no canning done. Patrons of the concern should take note of the above announcement. SEE US FOR General Hardware CANTERBURY TEA Vi lb. black - orange pekoe GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-oz. Town House, 20 blue pts. • • KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR s. .02 5 lb. sk. 24c - 24 lb. sk. — FISHER'S FARINA Wheat Cereal 10 lb. bag 50 12 RED HILL CATSUP 14 oz. 30 blue points 2 g SALAD DRESSING Quart Duchess Jar °. NuMADE MAYONNAISE fresh-tasting Qt. Jar TENDERONI 2 6-oz. pkgs. Van Camp’s macaroni KRAFT CHEESE Lb. American - 12 points gn • 1 1 e 39 •9 9 • CUDAHY TANG 12 oz. can 3 red points •& BROWN BEANS 17 oz. jar Libby Vegetarian 1 e • — 3 START THE DAY OFF RIGHT WITH— FRESH COFFEE For invigorating whole bean fresh ness. buy one of these fine blends. • AIRWAY Lb. Bag ,20 • NOB HILL Lb. Bag 3 eggs 3 cups cooked rice Salt “The Farmers Own Store’* Hermiston, Oregon WED Pancake Flour, Suzanna 212 lb. pkg. .15 FRIED MUSH 4 cups water Loat .12 ib. .85 Black Tea Pepper Shortening with salt and pepper to taste; mix with fork. Melt shortening in mod erately hot frying pan; drop rice mixture into hot shortening by tablespoonfuls; fry until golden brown turning once. Serve with heated syrup. Makes 12 small or 6 large cakes. 1 cup corn meal 1 tsp. salt Bring water to boil in top of double boiler over direct heat. Add salt. Add corn meal gradually, stirring constantly. Cook 5 minutes stirring constantly. Place over boiling water; cover. Cook 30 to 40 minutes. Pour in dampened mold or bread pan. Let stand several hours. Unmold and slice in Ji-inch-thick slices. Fry in hot shortening until golden brown. Serve with syrup. Serves 6 to 8. LITTLE HINTS FOR EASY BREAKFASTS Cereals may be measured out the night before, ready to cook upon the addition of water. When cooked in milk they have added nutritional value as well as a different flavor. Using brown sugar instead of white on cereals gives them a new flavor. Molasses for sweetening is very good, and if eggs are scarce, it helps make up for the iron we would normally get from them. A crispness and added flavor is given to ready-to-serve cereals if heated in a moderate oven (375° F.) a few minutes before serving. PRODUCE Albers Flap jack Flour 2% lb. bag .22 Sleepy Hollow Syrup pint bot. .21 Grapefruit Marmalade 2 lbs. .25 Sunny Bank Margarine, 2 pts. .... lb. .18 Mrs. Wright’s Bread, enrich., 1%2 lb. .13 Blue Rose Rice 3 lb. cello bag .28 Fisher’s Wheat Germ .... 1% lb. pkg. .23 Cream of Wheat, reg. - quick, 28 oz. .22 Morning Glory QUAKER quick or regular quick or regular 3 Ib. pkg. .26 3 Ib. pkg. .18 Fisher’s Zoom, cereal .... 20-oz. pkg. .19 Ralston Cereal, whole wheat 112 lb. .20 Sperry Wheat Hearts .... 46 oz. pkg. .32 Malto Meal, cereal ... 2612 oz. pkg. .22 Roman Meal, whole grain .... 30 oz. .26 Gold Medal Wheaties .... 8 oz. pkg. .11 Kellogg’s Pep, bran flakes 8 oz. pkg. .09 Grape Nuts Cereal 12 oz. pkg. .13 SAFEWAY PÌEATS quality for every point at your .07 Get Safeway . . . and every penny too! CARROTS, clip top........................... lb. .061 SIRLOIN STEAK, 11 points, Grade A, lb. .40 CELERY, Utah type........................................ lb. .13 ROUND STEAK, 13 points, Grade A, lb. .38 CABBAGE, solid heads .................... lb. .074 HALIBUT, frozen, sliced.... . ............ lb. .45 PARSNIPS, washed........................................ lb. .10 OYSTERS, fresh mediums ...............pint .65 CAULIFLOWER, snowy heads......... lb. .17 SMELT, fresh Columbia River ........... lb. .20 TOMATOES, field.......................................... lb. 28 BLACK COD, sliced, frozen ...............lb. 30 J a PM. o. Second and Glad^ Evanna • GRAPEFRUIT, Ariz., lb. BE DELIciOus. Inland Cooperative Canterbury Beat eggs slightly; add rice; season .23 7 - Caie: Raisin Bread ‘Wiaghes RICE CAKES 25 BISLE STUDY & PRAYER 4 2QÂes Eye-opener recipes Quart Il I.«. GOOD MUSIC XUToE88%M I p.m. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR Do you have trouble getting your family up? Then try enticing those sleepy-heads with a breakfast that has sparkle and zip. How? Read the Homemaker’s Column in this ad. 22 TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. Libby’s - 40 blue pts. COMPLETE SCHEDULE or WORSHIP SERVICES Wake ufi um ! eut! a Vil In 1945 expect more for less at Safeway Listed below are just a few samples of Safeway’s low every-day shelf prices. Try buying all your food needs for a month at Safeway. The savings will be a pleasant surprise. THESE ARE WONDERFUL RECIPES. IF I COULD ONLY FIND SOME REALLY »OOO MEAT, THIS ONE WOULD Heavy Tarp & Carpenter Aprons "Anxious Cut" Triton Motor Oil 9(24 STANS GETTING ALMOST NASTY ABOUT IT. I MUST BE TERRIBLY STURO ( .2 OF ALL KINDS New Shipment of Topic for Worship January 21, 1945 I uel Oil — Stove Oil — Burner Oil — Insect Sprays Prompt Delivery Call 2751 —George Harkenrider SAFEWAY PRUNE JUICE Sunsweet Oak Leaf Clusters and has served in England, Africa, Sicily and Ita- ly. After processing here he will be reassigned to duty within the continental United States. At Santa Ana Army Air Base, a station of the AAF Personnel Dis tribution command, returned com bat veterans from overseas air forces receive complete physical examinations reclassification ac cording to military skills, and re assignment to domestic stations of the AAF. Motors - Irons - Sweepers Toasters - Mixers "WE FIX IT” save work at Oregon Hdwe. at Pulley’s Addition UNION OIL COMPANY 24 SHOE THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX see,sonut Redskouss I OF GRADE OR CUT, SAFEWAY GUARANTEES IT. SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY SACK ! 4 TO SHOP LOOK AT THAT WONDERFUL ROAST PAT ANO JOE SERveo SUNDAY. ‘ RELAX, JOAN, ILL LET you IN ON THE SECRET THIS AFTERNOON. f ANO THE PRICES ARE LOW, TOO ME FOR SAFEWAY- FROM NOW ON !
