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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1945. HERMISTON ..... HERALD. OREGON. — THE ==== nr HERMISTON. are ■ .......... DISCUSS GOALS b masre. Jegst A—’ D ME) 14.7 First, buy bonds. Second, when trav. cling plan your trip well in advance. Identify your baggage. Ask for free identification stickers. Travel on least crowded schedules. Help us keep every scat working for Victory. HERMISTON DRUG Phone 2271 COMPANY OVERLAND . M _ GREYHOUND W "e—m —“-L/NES Operated by UNION PACIFIC STAGES, INCORPORATED others, is anxious for peace to come and be able to return to the United States—also to get ac quainted with his young twin daughters who he has never seen. Corp. Eugene Jackson, brother He has been overseas 21 months. of Rex Jackson, recently had the privilege of spending a 12-day fur lough in the Holy Land, which is TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH E. M. Butenshon, Pastor 2400 miles from where he is sta Residence, Pendleton tioned at Iran. He, in company Services will be held Sunday in with others, went to Bagdad by train and on to Fei Avir by trucks. the Baptist church, since the USO He states that it was a wonderful is being renovated. Sunday School trip although very cold and rough. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Divine Fei Avir he writes is a very nice services at 2:30 p. m. Sermon to city with buildings quite modern. pic, “The One Thing Needful.” Lutheran program over KWRC It slopes down to the Mediterran ean. They spent Christmas eve in at 5:30 p. m. Jerusalem and went through the huge church where Christ’s tomb is located and walked down the WEATHER TURNS alley where Christ carried His cross. He also washed his hands COOLER AGAIN in the River of Jordan. The rains of the previous week He writes that his experiences are quite varied, but like many have subsided and Mr. Weather Man has again decided to serve some colder dishes. The records of the past week show that the HIGHEST PRICES PAID thermometer dropped approxi mately 10 points from the previous seven day period. A total of .14 for your inch of rainfall was noted during the period. The results follow: Date Max. Min. 46 33 January 17 See Me Before You Sell! . 47 31 January 18 40 30 January 19 Call Harry W. Kelley 41 25 January 20 37 18 January 21 ........ Phone 2452 January 22 ........... 40 21 -17 January 23 ........... ..... 37 HOLY LAND VISIT IS DESCR 6:338 Umatilla county’s 1945 farm production goals conference will be held in Pendleton on January 29, 1945, it was announced yester- day by Jens Terjeson, chairman of the county AAA Committee. Recommendations for maintain ing continued high levels of pro duction from county farms and ranches in keeping with state goals and the nation's need for food will be made by county farm leaders and farm agency represen- | tatives at the all-day meeting. I Plans will be developed for ac- I quainting each farmer in the coun ty with national requirements so he may make any desired adjust ments in his 1945 operations. Those attending the meeting will include all county and com munity committeemen. commodity group presidents, county farm or ganizations heads, FSA committee- men and county war board mem bers. Representatives of the O. S. C. Extension Service and the state AAA office will discuss state and national goals and food require ments, price support provisions and the outlook for farm labor, transportation, supplies, equip ment and other facilities needed for the farm production job. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller to Portland where the -latter will Hermiston, Ore. All members and friends of the take his preinduction examination. The L. Hammer family were church are asked to be present Sunday morning for a special bus- guests at a birthday dinner Sun- iness meeting and church services, day in honor of Mrs. Hugh Neill at Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. | the latter’s home. C. E. at 7:00 p. m. Mr. Hughes has returned from Evening worship service at 8:00. Portland where he attended to Prayer meeting and choir prac- ! business matters. _ Asst. County Agent Frank Hack tice at 7:00 p. m. Wednesday. ler called on Joe Udey last week. Miss Louise Hammer was an Speech Clinic Held Here Dr. Lasser of the state office of overnight guest at the home of Salem was in the various west end Miss Nancy Jo Wines Tuesday. Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Hunt are schools Thursday and Friday of this week to examine students expected to arrive in the near fu- with defective speech. At 7:30 ture to visit friends and relatives. Among those from Columbia Thursday evening, he addressed the teachers of the different district who attended the Exten schools in the auditorium of the sion meeting at the USO last Fri new grade school building in Her day were Mrs. Duff Knight, Mrs. miston. He discussed corrective Bill Mikesell. Mrs. Mabel Weeks, measures for students with minor Mrs. L. Hammer. Mrs. Floyd Sny der, Mrs. J. H. Reid, Mrs. Hugh speech defects.___ ________ Neill and Mrs. H. G. McCulley. Mrs. Charles Keller has recov CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportuni ered from an attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Bradshaw and ty to thank our friends and neigh bors for the kindness and sympa Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradshaw thy shown us during our recent be have been visiting at the Bert reavement when news was re Bradshaw home. All were dinner ceived that our son and brother, guests at the Henry Wilson home Sgt. Frank W. Colpitts, had been Monday. The Charles Martin family visit killed in action. Words of sympa thy in moments of grief are heart- ed at the Henry Wilson home Sun day. felt. Mrs. Nora Colpitts Mr. and Mrs. Lester Colpitts Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gaskill • Hermiston ~ fflrthonist Church ------- - - Topic for Worship ~A BUILDER WENT FORTH TO BUILD" January 28. 1945 See RATIONING CALENDAR COLUMBIA HEWS Processed Foods—Book 4: Blue stamps X5 through Z5, and A2 to G2 valid indefinitely. Meat, Butter. Cheese — Book 4: Red stamps Q5 through X5 valid indefinitely. Sugar— Book 4: Sugar stamp 34 valid for 5 pounds. New sugar stamp due February 1. L. L. BOYNTON Mr. and Mrs. Duft Knight mo tored to Pendleton Monday to take care of business. John Powell, father of Mrs. Duff Knight, left for a few weeks visit with his son who reside at Bridal Veil. Mr. Pound of Pendleton called on Joe Udey last week. Gerald Keller is accompanying for that next CARPENTRY JOB COMPLETS SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES — Cabinet Work — II i.a. GOOD MUSIC I p.m. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR s.30 To aoo P'M. Phone 2452 SAFEWAY Poultry BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER WED * Cowet o. Second and GladtfÂ, will help you and save you money, too! To stretch those precious points, try buying more items that are ration-free—there's a wide variety of them at Safeway! And, too, Safeway« ... low every-day shelf prices really stretch food dollars! Come see tor youreelfl SEE US FOR Nut and bump Dual New Shipment of All Types of Fencing Inland Cooperative “The Farmers Own Store" Harold Keller is much improved from recent illness. Mrs. Eleanor Hayes of Spokane is visiting her brother' Mrs. J. H. Reid Miss Phyliss Wilson has been confined to her home recently due to illness. Hermiston, Oregon KITCHEN CRAFT FLR., 25 lb. $1.02, 50 lb. 1.99 SUZANNA PANCAKE FLOUR .... 312 lb. pk. .19 DUFF’S MUFFIN MIX...................... 14 oz. pk. .15 GINGERBREAD MIX, Dromedary, 14 oz. pk. .18 MORNING GLORY OATS, reg.-quick, 20 oz. .13 ALBERS OATS, oven glass prem., 212 lb. pk. .31 FISHER’S ZOOM, instant cooking 20 oz. pkg. .19 PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast....... 2 lb. jar .39 DEXTER’S CREAMED HONEY .. 14 oz. ctn. .29 SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP.......... 16 oz. bot. .21 MAKA MIX, syrup maker...................... 5 env. .23 BABY LIMA BEANS...................... 2 lb pkg. .21 LARGE LIMA BEANS ................. 2 lb. pkg. .25 PEARL BARLEY for soups......... 2 lb. pkg. .18 MIXED SOUP STOCK 2 lb. pkg. .21 SPLIT PEAS, green and yellow 2 lb. pkg. .23 BLUE ROSE RICE, recleaned,.... 2 lb. pkg. .19 HEINZ SOUPS, large variety .... 11 oz. can .14 RANCHO SOUPS, tomato & veg. 22-oz. cn. .11 SUSAN BAKER SOUPS,........ 2%2-oz. pkg. .09 BOULLION CUBES........... pkg. of 5 cubes .09 HI HO CRACKERS butter wafers, 1 lb. box .21 12. 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