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8 Heppner Gazette Times, December 10, 1942 Our Men. in Service Mrs. Sarah French is in receipt of a letter from bar son, Pfc Earl Crismon, that he has been hospi talized for some time. His unit is in Australia. Earl stated that he was getting along alright except that he is homesick. Mrs. French's nepheW, Staff Sgt. Warren Canoy, is in charge of a bombing squadron at Tucson, Ariz. Warren was formerly employed as a mechanic at the Rosewall garage. He enlisted in the army air corps last spring. TAGGING EWES ADVISED WELL AHEAD OF LAMBING With lambing time in some parts of the state only a few weeks away, good operators are tagging their ewes at tihia season. This consists of removing the dirty wool from the rear portions of the sheep and all wool around the udder. Ewes so treated have less trouble at lambing time, and lambs can nurse with less difficulty, accord ing to OSC livestock specialists. Tagging also improves the fleece at shearing time. If tagging is post poned too long there is danger to the ewe from rough handling. AAUW SPONSORS RADIO STUDY GROUP The American Association of University Women in Corvalis is sponsoring a radio home study club this winter over the state owned station KOAC. The programs will be heard the first and third The December theme s "The Indi Tuesdays of each month at 2 p. m. vidual Today," with Dr. O. R. Chambers of O.S.C. as speaker. In ternational relations will be fea tured in January. Program outlines and other aids may be obtained free from KOAC. Dr. J. P. Satwart, Eye-Sight Specialist of Pendleton will be at the HEPPNER HOTEL on WED NESDAY, DEC. 16th. STAR Reporter Friday-Saturday, Dec. 11-12 Wildcat Richard Arlen, Arline Judge, William Frawley, Buster Crabbe Romance and intrigue in the oil wells of the West. PLUS- I Live in Danger Chester Morris, Jean Parker It's thrill - packed and punch -packed. Superman in Technicolor Sunday-Monday, Dec 13-14 Now, Voyager Bette Davis, Paul Henrcid, Claude Rains, Bonita Granville, Ilka Chase The best-selling novel by Olive Higgins Prouty comes to the screen as a splendid romantic drama with swell comedy touches. Tuesday, Dec. 15 Reg. Adm. Prices Bond Night Discontinued Tragedy at Midnight John Howard, Margaret Lindsay, Roscoe Karns, Mona Barrie Great fun for those who like their detective stories spiced wth com edy situations and wisecracks, Wednesday-Thursday, Dec. 16-17 Big Street Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball .. Eugene Pallcltc , A Damon Eunyon story that has plenty of laughs and tears and adds up to many minutes of good screen fun. mamimmmmmma WIN STATE 4-H DAIRY FOODS AWARD mMa i 'M Mk re p U TWO 16-year-old girl clubsters of Portland, Marian Cofer (left), and Geneva Kehrli, are Oregon's entry in the nationwide 4-H dairy foods demonstration contest which this year will be held during the 21st National 4-H Club Congress In Chicago, Nov. 29-Dec. 2. The qlrls' demonstration, "Dairy Foods Casaba Season Opens for Mustangs Opening up the current basket ball season last Friday night, the Mustangs outscored a scrappy, but out-classed Lexington five by a 38 to 15 score. Playing far from smooth ball, the Mustangs were about as "hot" as an icicle as the first quarter Colleges." The book will be re ended with the score tied at 2-2. leased in January or February. Gradually warming up, the pint- ihis publication is pubished sized Mustangs overtook and nev- through the cooperation of over er again were threatened by the . COO American universities and col taller Lexington lads. Halftime leges. It is the only means of na- soore was 13 to 6. Scoring honors went to Bill Bucknum, Mustang guard, as he duos. Several students from accred hit the hoop for 12 points. Bothwell ited colleges, are selected each tooted 9. Lexington's scoring ace year, by an unprejudiced comrnit was Claud Way with 7 points. tee, for their biographies to ap The Mustang "B" squad did pcar in "Who's Who Among Stu themselves proud by outscoring dents in American Colleges and the Lex "B" by a score of 36 to 10. Universities." These books are Ulrich paced the winners with 14 points. HEPPNER AND IONE TO TANGLE SATURDAY NIGHT Another round of basketball has been scheduled for Saturday eve- ning at the Heppner gym when . ., lone will endeavor to take the mpasnro of the Mustanss. Henoner took Lexington in the first en- counter of the season and while slow in warming up showed some spark in the closing stanza. Promise of a good team should encourage attendance at the games, and the student body has issued an invitation to the public to witness some red hot sessions on the local court. MISS HOWELL VISITS Sibyl Howel spent a few days at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Howell the past Week leaving Monday for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. A. L. Huitt. Sibyl spent the summer and fall at was in the employ of the contractor who built the ammunition "igloos" near Irrigon and Boardman. Com- pletion of the project at Provo, near Edgemont, in which 800 "ig- loos" were construoed, was accom- plished several months ahead of schedule and the working force was temporarily disbanded. Miss Howell expects to report at Boise where tlie company has a contract. EXAMINER COMING A traveling examiner tors and chauffeurs is to arrive in Heppner of opera- scheduled Thursday, Dec. 17 and will be on duty at the city nail between tne nours ot 10 a. m.. and 4 p, m. " ' ' the past "nearly 10 years -he has REGULAR MEETING , been :a 'inrmbor of the 50-year : Regular'. 'meeting: of th' Eastern subscriber club, receiving the pa Star will be heldl Friday' evening, psr through the compliments of Dec. 11. Election of officers will the publishers. The rank' of first be the business of the session, ac- subscribers is growing small, al cording to Mrs. .Ella Benge, worthy though the number of 50-ycar matron. ' ', '. readers is on the increase. for Defense," stresses the Impor tance of milk products in the diet As state winners the girls re ceive all-expense trips to Chicago through the Kraft Cheese Com pany, which also provides $2,800 in college scholarships for the eight first and second place teams In the finals there. Heppner Student at OSC RateS Who S WHO ,.. r. - i it William F. Barratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barratt, Heppner, who will receive his B. S. degree rom QK&m gtate JunC( is among those students who will bp listed in the 1942-43 issue of "Who's Who Among College Stu- dents in American Universities and tional recognition for graduates which is devoid of politics, fees and placed in the hands of hundreds of companies and others who annually recruit outstanding students for employment. The purpose of "Who's Who" is to serve as an incentive for stu dents to get the most out of their college careers; as a means of com- . i i 1 a a1 pensation to siuaenis lor wnai urey have already done; as a recommen- dation to the business world; and as a standard of measurement for students. Mr. Barratt is president of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at Oregon State college, secretary-treasurer ot Blue Key honorary, member ot Alpha Zeta and Interfraternity council, senior manager of the Oregon State football team, presi- dent of the Oregon State's Mana- ger's association, etc. He graduated from Heppner high school in the class of 1939 and dur- ing his high school careet was pres- dent of the student body and an athletic letterman. LEGION AUXILIARY ,luljU i.iviairia PARTY MONDAY Mrs. Floyd Adams and Mrs. H. A- Cohn have been named hostesses for Christmas party to be given by the American Legion auxiliary 8 P- m- Monday, Dec. 14, at the home of Mrs' Adams, A exchange will be included in the evening's entertainment. IS OLD SUBSCRXEER " L. A. Florence, pioneer Willow creek rancher, was transacting bus- jncss -m town Wednesday. Mr. Flor ence is numbered amongst, the old est continuous residents of the COUnty and has been a continuous subscriber to this paper since it was launched in April, 1S83. For Employers of the International if you fail to so appear and answer' Harvester Co., Rock Island, 111., who or otherwise plead, for want there carry a full passenger load in their of the plaintiff will apply to the autos are identified by red, white Court for the relief prayed for in and blue stickers, while partly fill- plaintiffs complaint, to-wit it . .j For a decree that the plaintirr, catmg that more riders are wanted. Q Crawford is sole own. ed cars display a white one, rndi- er jn fee gimple of fae following Michigan is the only area where chickory is grown to any extent, and coffee roasters are getting the entire supply, anticipating the de mand for mixing it with coffee. SUMMONS in the circuit court of the state of oregon for Morrow county Mabel C. Crawford, Plaintiff, vs. P. Laroux, The Western Invest ment Company, a corporation, North Amercan Trust Com- ranv of New York, a corDora- tion, Estacada Bank of Estacada, corporation, Estacada State Bank a corporation, Noble Holding of Estacada, a corporation, Noble Company, a corporation, Nicolai Holding Company, a corporation, Thompsen and Jane Doe Thomp- Nicoki Thompsen and Jane Doe sen, his wife, if living, or if de- Thompsen, his wife, if hying, or if ceased, her unknown heirs, ex- deceased, her unknown heirs, ex ecutors, adminisrators, trustees ecutors, administrators, trustees and assigns, Wilda Siefmund, and assigns, Wilda Siegmund, and and also all other persons or also all other persons or parties un parties unknown having or kno having or claiming to have claiming to have any right, title, any right, title, estate, lien, or in- estate, lien, or Hm m- ir, wct- in the real estate described in the com plaint herein, i Defendants. . 4. n I ; North Americanist Company of New York, a corporation, Estacada gtate Banfc of Estacadai a rp atioilj Noble Holding Company, a corporation, Nicolai Thompsen and Jan& Thompseili his wife living, or if deceased, her unknown heirs, executors, administrators. trustees and assigns, and also all fiber tv reruns or nartips unknown having or claiming to have any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein, Defendants: You, and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and lkj&V A. A. A A A. A A A. A t T T f f w A- ? t t t t t T f f T T t f, T f f v A x X T wo OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS MERCHANDISE FOR A CI Out YOU WILL FIND SOME WORTH WHILE BARGAINS IN MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR, AND MANY OTHER ITEMS. YOU VILL BE WISE TO BUY BEFORE STOCKS ARE TOO BADLY DEPLETED. K 9 described real premises, to-wit: The Southwest quarter of Sec tion 8, Township 1, North of Range 24, E.W.ML The Northeast quarter of Section 34 in Township 2, North of Range 24, E.W.M. The Northeast quarter and the Northwest quarter and the Southwest quarter of Section 26, in Township 2, North of Raisge 24, E.W.M. All of the above described land being situate in the County of Mor row and State of Oregon and that the defendants, P. Laroux, The Western Investment Company, a corporation, North American Trust Company of New York, a terest in tne real estate aescrioea in the complaint herein, nor any of them, have any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to the real premises in the complaint describ- ed, and for a decree quieting plaintofFs tnle to the said premises and the whole thereof and for such other and further relief as to the court meet and equat- able in the premises. J. ills summons is puuiisiieu. pur suant to the order of the Honor able Cavin L. Sweek, Judge of the above entitled court, made-and en tered in the above entitled cause on the 27th day of November 1942, a.nd e ,date of firet publica tion oi tms summons is uecemoer 3rd, 1942. RANDALL & PERRY P. W. MAHONEY Attorpneys for Plaintiff P.O. Address: Pendleton, Oregon Heppner, Oregon. 36-40 A. A AAkAAAAA f T T f T T T T f f f T ? f t t T t f f f f ? Y f t f f osmg Sale lV A A A A A A A A A A A .
