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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1945)
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1945 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON PAGE EIGHT WEDDING RITES ARE REVEALED Thank You ... Circumstances are such that we are discontinuing the Coffee Cafe. Our associations have been pleasant and we have enjoyed serving the Her miston public. We wish to take this means of thanking our many customers for their patronage, and also our cooks and waitresses who have faithfully served dur ing the rush hours. Thank you again! Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Coffee CANNING SUGAR FOUR-H POULTRY SOON AVAILABLE CLUB IS FORMED The Blue Ribbon 4-H Poultry The local War Price and Ra tioning board expects to do a mail club was formed recently under order business in issuing canning the leadership of John G. Bensel. coupons starting May 15. To The meeting took place at Ben- save time on part of the local sei's Hatchery with the following board, it is urged that applicants officers being elected: Bernadine! simply drop a card in the mail re Baker, president; Jim Bensel, vice questing the application form, fill president, and Ruth Frye, secre it out completely, attach spare tary. Frank Hackler, assistant coun stamp 13 for each member of the family named in the application, ty agent, was present and dis cussed the year's work with the and mail it back to the board. The board will issue coupons in members. Mr. Bensel conducted i 1-pound and 5-pound denomina a tour of the hatchery grounds ex tions, but 15 pounds is the maxi plaining the various operations. mum any one person can obtain, Much interest was shown in the with not more than 120 pounds incubators now in operation. The next meeting will be held for any family regardless of size. For fruits, sugar will be issued on ! Saturday, May 12, at 2:30 p. m. at the basis of one pound for each the hatchery and all who are in terested in joining the club are four quarts of canned fruit. Sugar stocks are the lowest urged to attend. The group will since war began with military be taken to the Bensel ranch, needs high. For this reason, only north of town, for a tour and stu sugar actually needed for home dy of the chickens on range and canning will be issued. There will the care of them. Chickens and turkeys are avail be no replacement of stamps lost, so everyone should take special able for club members. precaution in the handling of ra Fords Purchase Myrick Place tion stamps. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford this PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE week purchased the E. C. Myrick place adjoining their present Leland Morse. Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and farm, the former Garner dairy. The new addition consists of 10 preaching service at 11:00. Young people’s meeting at 7:00 acres, making their place 20 acres p. m. with a preaching service at now. The Fords purchased the Garner place about two years ago. 8:00. Everyone is invited to the meet- All 20 acres lie within the city ines.__________________________ _ limits. Of much interest to their many local friends, was the wedding Sunday of Miss Patty Emert, daughter of Mrs. W. A. Emert, and Lee Pettyjohn, Platoon Sgt., U. S. Marines, son of Noah Petty john of Ione. The ceremony was performed at 5:00 o'clock in the Christian church parsonage in Pendleton with Rev. O. D. Harris, pastor, officiating at a double ring ceremony. Near relatives were present at the quiet ceremo ny. Mrs. Pettyjohn wore a white satin wedding dress with finger tip veil, and carried a white Tes- | tament and an orchid. The groom was in uniform of the U. S. Ma rines. Following, a wedding din- | ner was enjoyed at the Pendleton Hotel with a small group of friends present. Mr. Pettyjohn, who recently re turned from 26 months of service in the South Pacific war zone, will report to his base in San Diego soon. He will be accompanied there by Mrs. Pettyjohn, their fu ture plans depending on his or-! ders. Mrs. Pettyjohn is a graduate of Hermiston high school and in re cent years has been employed at Moore’s furniture store. Mr. Pet tyjohn is a graduate of Heppner high school and attended Oregon College of Education at Mon mouth and Eastern Oregon Col lege of Education prior to enter ing the service. ___ Umatilla County Ular Finance committee, in cooperation with f Pendletnn H. S. Student Body s announces a broadcast opening 7th Ular Loan Drive | KUIRC - Pendleton - Rion., May 14 1:15 tn 1:45 -- Pendletnn H. S. Auditorium Public Invited Tune in KUIRC - Pendletnn -1240 Kiln. 1 I SAFEWAY Homenakene Canning Httds Event Got ready now for Home Canning! For thia year it’s more important than ever to put up summer foods for winter eating. Safeway has all the things you’ll need to make sure of canning success. Just check the items listed below... then note the prices. Right away you'll see the advantage* of getting ready now. Kerr Fruit Jars Economy 24 pts. $1.55; dz. qts. 93c Wide Mouth 24 pts. $1.70; dz. qts. >1.03 We are opening our cafe and fountain Friday, May 11, at 10:00 a. m., and will give you the best food and service possible under existing conditions. We have arranged our dining room in conjunction with our counter, so you may have your choice of booth, counter or tables. Our motto is “Service and Sanitation” and we will be glad to meet all our old friends and to make new ones. So, if you want a nice, quiet, comfort able place to eat, give us a trial. We will serve you to the best of our ability. Hours for time being will be 10 a. m. to 12 midnight. HOME CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk Haying Season Nears! Jelly Glasses Squat or Tall 43c regular and drip grind 1-lb. jar JJ< 10.000 wounded battlefields every are returning from month. Nurses are needed — now! American women can give their country no higher tervice. Ask the Red Cross today. Overland Greyhound's war job is moving manpower — until victory. Then — we will show you ‘‘This Amazing America" you kept free. Nob Hill Coffee 23“; 10 45° Airway Coffee out ‘63 20“; 3 58- Golden West Coffee "S 'S» p boruen ... S nemo u... EOc 37 Canterbury Tea * 22 tioh DRUG 58 chocolate flavor 1-lb. jar Te ..in ... DreC DeCmS Idaho Red, sm. white, 2-1b. Blue Rose Rice “white Grapefruit Juice Tous. (»“) Buffet size Tomato Sauce Gardeneide can Ma. Cniqhtá RAISIN BREAD delicious becouse it’s fresh and chock-full of raisins F. U 1.16. toat < Quâh HALIBUT CALMOS ‘HP usett lb. .49 SUNKIST LEMONS 5 lbs. 57c APPLES Newton's ex. fancy & fancy lb. 11 tic ORANGES Cal. Val encias 5 Iba. 56c ASPARAGUS. All green 2 CUCUMBERS. Hothouse RADISHES. Spring feature GREEN ONIONS, tender PEAS, young & tender RHUBARB, local crop TEXAS TOMATOES .25 1..26 1b. .15 FRESH HALIBUT, Sliced Weiners (863 Chicken Livers 1bs. bu. .06 .30 b .05 b .21 2 lbS dressed The fish you’ve been waiting tor— From 5 to 10-lb. fish, or over 60-lb. fish, by the piece, lb. 33c to to 801b. fish . by the piece . . . lb 35c Extra good I 37‘ • 88e Turkey Gizzards » 40 I Loaves ... Luncheon, assorted Doe Type 2 « pts ) b w Bulk Sausage 3.39 Minced Luncheon % Î7 Moot A C. Typo (6 pts.) wwrafBtyyouN& BRIDE SOLD ANO WHY DO you Buy so MUCH? IT IS, TOO. VEGETABLES I HAVE TU THROW our . rr SEEMS TERRIBLY EXTRAVAGANT. JUNO UNION Onsatei by PACIFIC STASIS, Incarporated 12 GUARANTUD M£AT$ LOOK AT ALL THE OLD Phone 2271 Brand new—and grand, too! A crocked wheat loaf that’s finer in flavor, richer in quality and always fresh when you buy it. Try a loaf—enjoy its crispy, tasty goodness. You’ll like It! CAMAY. Beauty Soap ................ ... 3 cakes 20c SHREDDED WHEAT. Nabisco ........ pkg. lie ARGO STARCH. Corn or Gloss 1 lb. pkg. 8c KITCHEN CRAFT Fir., 25 lb. sack $1.02. 50 lbs. $1.99 HI HO CRACKERS, Sodas 1 lb. pkg. 21c COFFEE JUBILEE LEARN, HELEN? JUST COMPANY loaf 16. pkg. 1C ». 27c "&n 13c Greet Northern Salacted I-lb Orongazekos 00 you THINK Iu EVER HERMISTON Mb. jer úighká CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 11c 14c He 16c 13c 13c No. 3% 16c Pumpkin Harvest Moon S. & W. Apple Juice "L: 17c „ 38c THERE'S MORE PRODUCE NOW Hermiston, Oregon 7/04. Prunes iu* t »« umt () “oil Gardenside Peas otandara (.) “&s Cut Boons Saoom W) Sliced Beets mu. Tag Country Home white g 20) or cream style pte.) To assure hill value Safeway prices produce by weight Inland Cooperative "The Farmers Own Store” Jar Rubbers regulezand toP Kerr Jar Lids reculer 1 “O&P" 3 pkgs. 25e 3aau g “emag Stere UWOP 1 “pkP* 21c jar Gaps Bernadine Atlas Seal-All Ufr.!o,a. 3 boute. 41c Certo Deals "ozese Fruit Pectin. Me Ce Pe 8-0«. pkg. 9c Parowax oC.F’iB X. 2 tor 25c Schilling Seasoning Salts toile 13c Baking Powder k c brand “hr 22c Sno-White Salt tona "Ne" 7c Cane Sugar 5w.. 33c;10 Ie. 64c STR ká-pint size, dos. Are Aou Ready? • SEE US FOR MOWING MACHINERY PARTS, HAY CABLE AND MANY OTHER NECESSARY ITEMS! be by Lyle Johnson, registrar and assistant professor of history at Eastern Oregon College of La Grande. His subject will be, "Where Do We Go From Here?” William Nugent, chairman of the school board, will present the di plomas. Sara Wurster is valedic torian of the class and Leona Laird is salutatorian. Diplomas will also be presented to the 8th grade graduating class. Umatilla high school is composed Methodist church, will be the of the following members: Sara guest speaker. The title of his Wurster, Leona Laird, Dottie address will be, "And Great Shall Reeves. Barbara Tonies, Eleanor Be Your Reward." The devotions Eckert. Fern Bray. Dan Cooney, will be given by Rev. H. V. Mc Jim Barbouletos and Lewis Gil- Gee. also of Hermiston. Music i will be under the direction of Mrs. GRADUATION AT ham. Baccalaureate exercises will be ! Mary Henden who has selected a Sunday afternoon, May 13, chorus from members of the stu- UMATILLA IS SET held at 2:00 p. m. at the high school | dent body. gymnasium. Rev. W. A. MacAr The commencement address on The 1945 graduating class of thur, pastor of the Hermiston ¡Wednesday evening, May 16, will —-===--=============== At Last! . B S . . why ooT you Buy PRooucE By THE POUND.. THIN you ONU PAY POR WAT You MHD l A." idän.
