Thursday, May 22, 1941
Heppner .Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Nine
Recent house guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Huston were
Mrs. Huston's sisters and ' brother,
Mrs. W. H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Stuart of Albany, Mrs. Fred
Bloom of Corvallis, and Mrs. A. J.
Wolff of Portland. Following the
custom of a reunion usually held at
Christmas time the guests brought a
small Christmas tree with them, and
a turkey dinner with usual Christ
mas trimmings was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aiken and
Dubby and F. W. Turner motored
to Sunnyside. Wash., last Sunday,
where they were joined by Joe Aik
en, student at Ellensburg Normal
school. They watched Mr. Turner's
racehorse, "Heppner Boy" work out
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eastman
and family of Portland were visit
ing over the week end with Mrs.
Eastman's sister, Mrs. Leonard Carl
son, and family in Gooseberry.
Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spe
cialist of Pendleton will be at the
HEPPNER HOTEL on WEDNES
DAY, MAY 28th.
U. S. TRAINS YOUTH FOR SEA
Mike Turner, son of Mr. an.l Mrs.
Robert V. Turner of Portland, who
recently was seriously injured when
he fell from his father's moving au
tomobile apparently was making
good recovery when it became nec
essary for him to undergo a mastoid
operation last Saturday, according
to word received by the grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Turner. The
boy is at Doernbecher hospital in
the city.
R. A. Thompson was brought home
from Portland last Saturday, iccom
panied by a special nurse. Mrs. R.
C. Lawrence is also attending him.
Leaving Monday for a three-day
fishing jaunt to Diamond lake were
Chas. B. Cox, Fred Lucas and L. E.
Bisbee.
Mrs. Daisy Shively of La Grande
was a visitor this week, renewing
old friendships and transacting bus
iness. P. W. Mahoney, district attorney,
was a business visitor in Pendleton
Tuesday.
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1941 ROLL OF HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES WITH ACTIVITIES LISTED
The senior class roll with activites
of their high school careers follows:
Henry Aiken: football 4, baseball
1-2-3, basketball 1-2-3-4, class of
ficer 4, operetta 2, dramatics 3, shool
paper 3-4. "H" club.
Lowell Ashbaugh: band president
4, Pep club president 3, sergeant-at-arms
(Pep club) 2, transportation
manager 3, operetta 1-4, junior play
3, studenty body officer 3, mgr. of
annual 3, chairman Hehisch com
mittee 3, editor of paper 4, paper re
porter 2-3, class president 1, Pep
club 2-3-4, band 1-2-3-4, operetta 3,
mgr. junior play 3.
Don Bennett: operetta 1-2-3-4,
band 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3-4,
football 1-2-3-4, junior play 3, "H"
club 3-4, "H" club president 2-3,
transportation committee 4, Pep club
4. mer. annual 4, humor editor an
nual 3, Hehisch staff 3-4, FFA 3-4,
fire patrol 4.
Marv K. Blake: dramatics 1-2-3,
class officer 1-2-3, Girls' League
1-2-3-4, G. L. officer 2, "H" club 4,
typing contest 4, chorus 1, annual
staff 3-4, school paper 1-2-3-4.
Warren Blakely: operetta 1-2-3-4,
student body officer 4, class officer
3, student council 4, football 3-4,
basketball 3-4, Pep club 1-2-3-4,
"H" club 3-4, yell king 2-3, band
1-2-3-4, junior class play 3, Pep
club president 4, tennis 3-4.
Lorraine Bothwell: Girs" League
1-2-3-4, Home Ec club 2-3, dram
atics 3, annual staff 3-4, Hehisch
staff 4.
Agatha Butterfield: operetta 1,
Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Home Ec
club 1-2-3.
Irl Clary: dramatics 1-2-3, student
bodv officer 1-2-3, EOSA festival,
operetta 4, chorus 4, football 4, base
ball .4.
Hueh Crawford: student body
president 4. class president 1-3, Pep
eluh 4. band 1-2-3-4. publicity di
rector band, football 3-4, basketball
1-2-3-4. tennis 1-2-3-4, Hehisch
committee 2-3-4, "H" club 2-3-4,
operetta 3-4, dramatics 3-4, fire pa
trol 3. baseball 4.
Mary Emma Cur ran: operetta 1-
2-3, operetta accompanist 4, "H"
club 4, Home Ec pianist 4, majorette
3. dramatics 3. Hehisch staff 4, Girls'
League 1-2-3-4, school musician 4,
chorus 1-2-3-4, Home Ec club 4.
Douelas Drake: football 1-2-3
basketball 1-2-3, baseball 1-2, track
2-3, FFA reporter 1-2-3-4, "H" club
1-2-3-4, spring festival 1-2, dram
atics 3.
Donald Evans: operetta 1-2-3-4,
football 3-4, basketball 2-4, band
2-3-4, FFA secretary 1-2-4, "H" club
4, dramatics 3-4.
Anna Marie Johnston: Girls Lea
eue 1-2-3-4, yell duchess 2, major
ette 3-4, operetta 2-3, ser.-at-arms
Girls' League 4, Pep club 2, "H"
club 3-4, Hehisch staff 4, public
speaking plays 3, president girls ath
letic assn. 4.
Isobel McFerrin: Girls' League 1
2-3-4, Home Ec club 1-2-3, public
soeakine plays 3.
Jean Hays: band treasurer 4, drum
majorette 3-4, "H" club 3-4, Pep
club 3-4. Girls' League treasurer 6
annual staff 4, Hehisch staff 3-4,
Girls' League 1-2-3-4, tennis 3, op
eretta 3. dramatics 3.
Jack O'Harra: band 1-2-3-4; dra
matics 3, operetta 1-2-3-4, annua
ti, ttuj cof. Mgntima Sormra ic motinc tho threatened shortaffe
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of skilled merchant seamen by training youths who have had no previous
seagoing experience.
Young Amrican citizens in good pnysicai conamon io to so yeais oi
age are being enrolled for a seven months' course of instruction in the
duties of the deck, engineers, and stewards departments. Enrollees are paid
$21.00 monthly; clothing, food and quarters are furnished by the govern
ment. .
The training course qualifies these young men for jobs on American
merchant vessels where pay tarts at $72.50 a month with food and quarters
furnished.
For detailed information write to U. S. MAIUTIM. eviuji,, WAon-
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staff 4, Hehisch 3-4.
Norval Osborn: football 1-3, bas
ketball 1-2-3, tennis 3, track 1-2-3,
baseball 2-4, class officer 1-3-4, H.
club officer 1-4, operetta l-t-A-
fire patrol 3, dramatics 3.
Rov Pettviohn: football 2-3-4,
basketball 1-3, baseball 1-3, dram
atics 4, FFA 2-4, sergeant-at-arms
FFA, "H" club 4, track 3, boxing 2-3.
Rita Robinson: Girls' League 1-2-
Wheat Competes for Market
WORLD WHEAT SURPLUS
r i
Power Rate Reduction
Shown in Schedule
Rounding out it latest rate re
ductions, which are effective today.
May 22, Pacific Power & Light com
pany filed a new power service
schedule Wedneday to give substan
tial avings to manufacturing and in
dustrial establishments using 30 kil
owatts or more, according to K. A.
House, local manager.
, It is estimated that the new indus
trial rate will save about $70,000 a
year to Oregon and Washington cus
tomers who are affected.
Annual savings to residential,
commercial and farm customers as
a result of the reductions announced
last month are estimated at $410,000
for the two states.
Laura Warfield: Home Ec club,
band 1-2-3-4, Hehisch 4. annual 4,
Girls' League 1-2-3-4, operetta 2-4,
dramatics 3.
' Frances Wilkinson: operetta 2-3-4,
scholarship award 2-3, student body
officer 3, class officer 1-2-3, Hehisch
staff 3-4, "H" club 3-4, asst. editor
Hehisch 3, "H" club officer 4, annual
staff 3-4, Girls' League 1-2-3-4, ten
nis 3-4.
Beatrice Wilkins: Girls' League 1-2-3-4,
girls' athletic club 1-2, junior
plav 3. dee club 3, dramatics 2,
Home Ec club 1-2, class assembly
2-3.
STAR Reporter
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
SCATTERGOOD
BAINES
Guy Kibbee, Carol Hughes,
Lee (Lasses) White
Based on Clarence. Budington Kel-
land's stories of radio and American
Magazine fame.
Plus
SLEEPERS WEST
Lloyd Nolan, Lynn Ban,
Mary Beth Hughes
A new Michael Shayne detective
melodrama.
Also Special Short Subject
POWER AND THE LAND
Produced for the Rural Electrifi
cation Administration, a dramatic
and honest document of the farm.
3-4, Home Ec club 3-4, president
Home Ec club 4, class secretary 4,
dramatics 1-2.
Lura Stephens: FFA 1-2-3, dram
atics 3, FFA reporter 3, FFA speak
er 3, Hehisch 3.
Kathrvn Thompson: class officer
1-2-3, chorus 1-3-4, Girls' League
1-2-3-4. band 1-2-3-4, Hehisch com
mittee 3, president girls' athletic as
sociation, vice pres. Girls League 3,
asst. editor annual 3, treas. band 3,
Hehisch staff 3-4, pres. Girls' Lea
gue 4, vice pres. band 4, "H" club 4,
treas. student body 4, editor annual
SUNDAY-MONDAY
THE DEVIL AND
MISS JONES
Jean Arthur, Robert Cummings,
Charles Coburn. Edmund Gwenn,
Spring Byington
It's so full of lauehs they overlap
Complications both humorous and
fantastic occur when the richest man
in the world goes to work in his
own department store!
As indicated by the chart above, wheat this year is competing strongly
lor the world's market. Principal producing countries such as Argen
tina, Australia, Canada, and the United States have more J han a pillion
bushels for sale, but the total world market is expected to 1 less than
half a billion bushels. U. S. farmers are being urged to eonttaM planting
in accordance with AAA Program wheat acreage, allotment, to help
balance American wheat supply with expected demand.
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