The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 15, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX lenge a game of voileball, which the locals lost. After the game re CALENDAR freshments were served in tho cafeteria. Processed Foods: Book 4—Blue Ernabel Peck, who attends St. stamps X5 through B2 valid Joseph's Academy in Pendleton through March 31; Blue stamps C2 spent the week end with her par through G2 valid through April 28; ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peck. Blue stamps H2 through M2 valid | "The American Sky Lectures" through June 2. of the Brown Foundation, will be Meet. Butter. Cheese: Book 4— given at the school auditorium Red stamps Q5 through S5 valid Thursday, February 15, at 2:00 p through March 31; Red stamps T5 m. The illustrated lectures are through X5 valid through April 28. planned to present simple, funda Red stamps Y5 through D2 vaild mental knowledge by which man through June 2. may become acquainted with the Sugar: Book 4—Sugar stamp 34 stars. They are illustrated by valid through February 28. Sugar means of up-to-date planetarium stamp 35 valid through June 2. equipment. Latest photographs Shoes—Loose stamps invalid. known to astronomists, made by Book3: Airplane stamps 1-2-3 now means of powerful telescopes are valid. featured. From the reports of Gasoline Coupons — Not valid those who have already seen these unless endorsed. “A" 14 expires illustrations, Boardman people are March 21, 1945. Each coupon fortunate in having an opportuni worth 4 gallons. ty to attend one of these lectures. Stoves—Apply local board for Admissions for adults will be 25c oil, gas stove certificates. and children 10c. Wood. Coal. Sawdust — Dealer determines delivery priority from U.S.O. Council Elects consumer’s written statement of At the regular monthly meeting annual needs and quantity on of the U.S.O. Council, a slate of hand. Fuel Oil—Period 1, 2, 3 and 4 new officers was elected to serve coupons valid through August 31. for the coming year. Rev. H. V. Not more than 59 per cent of sea McGee was chosen chairman. C. O. son's rations should have been Peterson was selected vice chair man and Mrs. H. C. Sutch was re- used to date. Mrs. T. J. Price Control—Refer inquiries elected secretary. and complaints to price clerk at Means was also elected to the board to serve as a representative local board. Reni Control—All rented dwell from Hermiston. Business matters ing units must be registered, and concerning further expansion of changes in tenancy reported. RATIONING ~ fermisti — Aethnbist Church February 18, 1945 Topic for Worship THE COST OF BEING A CHRISTIAN" COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES II a.m. GOOD MUSIC 8 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1945 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON XOTHE88*0M SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR BIBLE STUDY A PRAYER WED. 8PM Caiez o, Seco/ui a^t Glad^ COLUMBIA NEWS program at Ordnance, Umatilla and Stanfield were discussed dur ing the session. U. O. D. NEWS (Continued from Page 1) thousand visits were made by "out patients”, during the months of November. December. 1944. and for part of January, 1945. The disnensary service includes immu nization shots for small pox, ty+ phoid. diphtheria and whooping cough for children and adults Expectant mothers avail them selves of the prenatal care given to them, consequently our infant mortality has been nil. Accidents and emergency oper ations are immediately taken cara of in the hospital’s most modern and up-to-date surgical depart ment. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” could well be the motto of Captain Ar thur E. Walker, Officer in com mand of the Station Hospital and his able assistants. Captain Bon- niwell, and Lt. DePasquale. Captain Dean H. Affleck is now at Camp Lewis, Wash., and ex pects overseas duty. Captain Ar thur E. Walker succeeds him as Post Surgeon. Mrs. Nell Corneille. R.N., is making quite a record for “no lost time." She has been an ac tive nurse for over forty years, and still going strong. In fact she has been on straight graveyard for over a year, and has just taken the New MYERS SERIES system that gives you an water at abundance of low cost. New high-efficiency Ejecto pump can be used for either shallow or deep wall service through Myer patented now convertible feature. No other water sys- tem offers you so many advantages. Oregon Hardware WATER SYSTEMS — PUMPS - SetaiCC — three days off from December 22, 16, a boy; Private 1/c and Mrs. 1944, to February 13, 1945. Can Amakin, Jan. 18, a boy; Mr. and anyone at the Depot match the Mrs. Henry Kopacz, Jan. 21, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Jan. 22, above? Miss Juanity Whittaker will be a boy. Nurse Kathleen Gergen was getting the Army "nod" as an ar my nurse in the next few weeks. awakened so many times during The Stork brought the follow the night due to “O.B." calls that ing babies during the month of she felt like Edgar Allen Poe’s ra January: boys predominated—Mr. ven: "I hear someone knocking, and Mrs. Stewart. Jan. 4. a boy; knocking, at my door. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers, Jan. 6, a Mrs. Roy Taylor made a flying boy; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Jan. 7, visit to Portland over the past a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Strode, Jan. I week end. Keep buying War BOARDMAN NEWS By Frances Skoubo The Columbia school is spon A birthday dinner honoring soring an art exhibit from 2:00 to 4:00 on Thursday, February 22. John Pruter on his 81st birthday was held at his home Sunday. The public is welcome. Technical Cpl. Earl Getchell Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. left Monday for White Salmon for Dickerhoff, E. R. Ash, Mr. and a short visit with relatives, end Mrs. Wiley Brown. Mr. and Mrs. ing by returning to the service in Henry Pheips and Edna Rose Florida. His brother, Cpl. James Phelps. Getchell, left Tuesday for New Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nickerson Jersey where he returns to duties visited friends and relatives in with the service. Pendleton several days last week. The Neil Armstrong family is Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rinehart quarantined with scarlet fever. are the new proprietors in the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lowry and Boardman Coffee Shop, formerly three children of Caldwell, Ida., owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dickerhoff. have come here to make their Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McFarland home with his sister, Mrs. Lee attended the funeral of A. R. Huff Dyer. Mr. Lowry is employed at in Arlington Wednesday. Mr. Huff the depot and expects to aid Mr. was Mr. McFarland's cousin. Dyer in upholstering work. Mrs. Earl Briggs left for Seaside Mrs. L. Hammer returned Friday where she will visit friends Thursday from Freewater where and relatives. she spent several days caring for Hilma Lee Tyler returned home 1 her mother, Mrs. Conrad, who has from the Ordnance hospital Tues-1 been ill. day after having an operation on Mrs. Duff Knight accompanied her feet. by Mrs. Frank Bilderback of Her Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderegg | miston were business callers in and Barbara motored to Portland Walla Walla Saturday. last week to visit friends and rel Mrs. Mary Harr is recovering atives. from a prolonged illness and is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roach and now able to be about. Mr and Mrs. Enos Burchett family have moved to the former were dinner guests at the Bud Brice ranch northeast of Dillons. Harold Tyler, S. 1 c, who has Hooker home Monday. Mr. Bur been in the navy Seabees for over chett left Wednesday for Califor three years, is spending a 30-day nia for duties in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Able and leave with his mother and family, Claude Leuhrs of Echo were Mrs. Grace Tyler. Harold is a guests at the B. E. Getchell home graduate of Boardman high school in 1941 and was employed in the' Sunday. Sharon Hooker attended a Val Oregon shipyards in Portland be entine party at the home of Miss fore enlisting. Harold served on Patricia Emmert Monday evening. the Sterling Islands. New Caledon Miss Phylliss Wilson and Irvin ia area, other South Pacific Islands i Goodrich visited at the B. E. during his 18 months of overseas! Getchell home Sunday afternoon. duty. Harold has two brothers and ! i brother-inlaw also serving in the Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzejew- Navy. ski were very pleasantly sur Effie Bullock returned from Sil- | prised when George Welter, their son-in-law, came for a short visit ver Creek Thursday, where she last week. He had flown from motored with Mr. and Mrs. How- ! San Francisco to Portland and ard Hunting of Irrigon. Audree Wilson was in TheDalles journeyed the remainder of the way by bus. While here he also over the week end for medical visited the Lynn Anderson fam treatment and was visited by a | former resident, Dorothe VanMe- ily. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Powell tre. while there. Mrs. Howard Moore of Spokane of Patterson. Wash., and George Simmons visited the Duff Knight visited the A. E. McFarlands last week Thursday and Friday. family Monday. P.T.A met with a large crowd: Mrs. H. G. McCulley and Ruth visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCul attending Thursday night. The program consisted of piano solos ley Sunday afternoon. by Ora Ely, Nancy Rands and! Nowell Completes Long Service Lynn Gillespie. A short play, “The Tech 5th Grade. George W. Three Little Pigs." was given by | Nowell of Rt. 2, Hermiston, re the lower grades. The girls’ chor cently completed 30 months over us gave one number. A skit. seas with a veteran aviation engi George Washington's Dream” was neer battalion in the Mediterran- given by the fifth and sixth gradea en and European Theatres. Now and the lower grade girls sang the 1 ell was a member of the battalion Coo Coo Song. that first participated in the war Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe against Germany. He was among spent the week end visiting friends the first troops to land in England | here on the project. in 1942 which helped build the The Boardman Yellow Jackets first giant 8th Air Force bases | were defeated on the Ione floor from which aerial warfare against Friday night with a score of 27 to German-occupied Europe was 31. first launched. He is a wearer of The Boardman G.A.A. was invit- five battle-participation star Bond* and Stamps MSAFEWAY your pocketbook's best friend SAFEWAY i. for at Safeway you'll find all foods-tops in quality-low in every month. Here'S the proof! Examine the items listed below. These are Safeway’s * regular prices — not specials—we call them low every- day shelf price*. Note the sav- ings you make . . then think how much you’ll aave if you buy all your foods, all the time, at Safeway. PURPOSE Enriched Saturday, Feb. 24 ENTERTAINMENT — BUSINESS MEETING Inland Cooperative Hermiston. Oregon FLOU flour. S0-*. seek, $2.45 TUXEDO 7., - - - - - - - Parly hints... 1 Ulld Crown Flour Y (2 red points) can S0-*. sack, $2.35 Softasilk Cake Flow X:b 26c KC Baking Powder 25-oz. jar 22c Krusteaz, for pies 17-oz. pkg. 24c Pillsbury Pancake Flour ‘7 22c Snowdrift Shortening &% #z,68c Royal Satin Shortening J r tez 59c White Satin SUGAR Minute Man •Pati Bordens, Nestles a IM1 11> and Morning Milk “P elidan - * red pts. can Cl cans Tenni ARMOUR’S .7- can ( 3 red points) Pictsweet P. Sift flour; measure: sift again with baking powder, salt, and 1 tbsp, of the sugar into mixing bowl. Cut in shortening with pastry blender or 2 knives. Add orange or lemon rind. Beat egg with fork in measuring cup and add milk to make 23 cup: add to flour mixture; stir quickly and lightly just until all flour is damp ened Turn onto lightly floured board; knead 20 to 30 seconds: roll or pat into 9-inch circle about 12- inch thick Place in ungreased 9-inch round cake pan; mark into 8 wedges with fork tines; brush top with orange or lemon juice; sprinkle with remaining sugar Bake in hot oven (450° F.) 15 minutes, or until done. Serves 8. unrn w 19° All-Purpose Meri.— 12-oz. I ICd Fancy Vacuum Pack 12-02 can ( 20 blue pts. > Country Homo Corn, Cream Stylo (20 points). No. 2, 14« 2..1. Dc6tS BLUE TAG Sliced. 303 Canterbury Pekoe. Orange 1« bags Airway lb. bag Whole bean coffee. 3-lb bag. Me. Nob Hill lb. bag Whole Been coffee. 2-lb. bag, 4Ae. jar 15° 14- ANc a j Peanut Buttar 2-lb. jar Or C Beverly. Finest. " - Everbest grape. ■ " 200 09 C 220 “a S lbs, 24c 10 lbs. 44c 25-b. sack, $1.02, 50*. sock, $1.99 pkg. broth with rice free with any pkg. you buy. HOT SCONES 2 cups all-purpose 1 tbsp, grated flour 3 tsps, baking lemon rind powder 1 egg Milk 2 tbsps. sugar 2 tbsps. orange 6 tbsps shorten or lemon ing juice 26-lb. sack Flour Ä" Soup Cezbal"" 3 cas 25' Soup Mix Party time means eating time to young and old alike. Here are some new and different suggestions that add sparkle to any gathering. Rolled Oats Shreddies pkg. 9 4Ac Nabisco breakfast I 21- goodies. pkg. Ane ■ UP crunchy caramel popcorn. Pkg. 3 I ■ ■ Snacks Deliciously Nu-Mode pt. Hr Me Fresh Mayonnaise. 12° Morning Glory. Quick or reg. 20-03. pkg. Y CREAMED TUNA, HAM OR CHICKIN 4 tbsps. shortening 4 tbsps. all-purpose flour 2 cups milk or chicken broth % tsp. salt 2 cups flaked tuna, ham. or chicken SAfeWAV CUAKAttniD MiAT 2 tbsps. finely cut parsley 2 tbsps. finely diced pi miento 2 tbsps. grated onion Make white sauce in double boiler. Melt shortening; blend in flour; add milk or broth gradually: cook until thickened, stirring frequently Add remaining ingredients; heat thor oughly Serves 6. Black Cod lb. .32 Halibut Sliced Sliced - Frozen Fresh Oyster*................ pint .65 Lamb Legs, 7 p. “A”........lb. .38 Rib Lamb Chops................ lb. .43 (4 Points) Grade A and B (7 Points) “A” Grade BENDA’ MOmefí H£LPS our/ •ANE, THIS PARTY IS GOING W WEAR ME OUT IVE BEEN s-GDPI NG ALL O ver town < WENT WAY DOWNTOWN LET ME HELP WITH THOSE lb.. Round Steak, 13 p. “A” . lb. .38 Sirloin Steak, lip. “A” . lb. .40 Lamb Shoulder ............... lb. .34 FOR THIS LETTUCE — AND IT DOESN’T LOOK / TOO GOOD, EITHER / IM GLAD you COULD COME, BETT HOW CAN SHE ? I HAVE TO SEARCH ALL OVER TO FIND ANYTHING GOoo AT ALL. YOuLL SEE THAT SAFEWAY PRODUCE 4 iS NATURALLY FRESH so DEPENDABLE THEY GUARANTEE. YOU’LL LIKE IT OR THEY LL E REFUNO YOUR MONEY 2 HOW CAN I EvEk " "HAN* you r rou . E 2 51 CABBAGE lb. .051 Arizona, crispy green heads. U. S. O. BUILDING white Gold Medal WHY DONT you Buy EVERYTHING AT ONE STORE UKI MOTHER ? SHE SAYS Sixth Annual meeting W FLOUR A FAIR ! X safeway's shelf prices are Row every day. every week and a "The Farmers Own Store” » snxtn See this new Myers water lb. .06 CARROTS GREEK PEAS Here they are, folks! Those real garden fresh ones, per lb. New crop, garden fresh. CAULIFLOWER I LL ASK HER TO PHONE you souto A BiG 9005. EM FOR we ) APPLES lb. .101 Delicious, extra fancy & fancy GRAPEFRUIT lb. .07 Arizona white, juice laden. lb. .11 LENOKS Arizona, delicious creamed. TOMATOES ONIONS Mex. ripe and red. Ore. yellows, med Lb. 2Oc 10 lb. bag 50c lb. .09 California - combat colds. SAFEWAY MARGES lb. .11 Crate $5.98 - protect your health.