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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1943)
8 Heppner Gazette KNEE BADLY CUT It required several stitches to close cuts made on the knee of Lynne Benge, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Terrell Benge, when she fell on a piece of old stovepipe collar. The accident happened today. ON BUYING TRIP Miss Leta Humphreys returned Sunday from Portland where she spent a week buying stock for the local store. VISITING IN PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Runnion and Mrs. Nora Meglemre left Sunday for Portland to spend the week- GO TO CITY Mrs. Lois Massey, Mrs- Vernon Prock and Mrs. Farris Prock are spending a few days in Portland. IN TOWN WEDNESDAY Delbert Emert, successful farmer of the lone section, was transacting business in Heppner Wednesday. The American soldier's average coffee ration is 40 cups a month. .Dance WILLOWS Grange Hall SATURDAY JUNE 26 Music by YARN ELL'S ORCHESTRA Admission per couple 90c Tax 9c Total 99c Everybody welcome and a good time assured. STAR Reporter Friday-Saturday, June 25-26 Lawless Plainsmen Cliff (Ukelele Ike) Edwards Kussell Ilayden, Charles Starrett One of your Favorite Western Stars in an outdoor action feature PLUS CHATTERBOX Joe E. Brown, Judy Canova, Rose mary Lane, John Hubbard, The Mills Brothers, Spade Cooley and his Boys Judy and Joe in a barrel of good old-fashioned fun. Sunday-Monday-Tuesday June 27-28-29 Three Days!!! Random Harvest Ronald Colman, Greer Garson, Phil ip Dorn, Susan Peters, Henry Travers, Reginald Owen A love drama packed with suspense and excitement. The picture throbs with every thrilling heartbeat of James Hilton's famed novel! WwL-Thurs., June 30-July 1 . At Dawn We Die A powerful semi-documentary mel odrama of Occupied France, made with the full collaboration of the Fighting French movement in London. PLUS THE MARCH OF TIME Times, June 24, 1943 V-MAIL PICTURES FOR DAD Photographs of children under one year of age of soldiers serv ing overseas or children born after Che father has departed for over seas may be sent by V-mail under certain conditions, the War de partment has announced. The reg uaion form .must not be altered in any manner and the photograph is limited in bize to not more than one-third of the correspondence space on the v-mail form. The pho tograph must appear on the upper left portion of the correspondence space. It may include the mother or some other person holding the child. TAKING VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blake and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs- Kenneth Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blake and Mr. and Mrs- D. A. (Wilson left Sunday for Lehman Springs on a week's vacation. HIS NAME IS DENNIS Pvt and Mrs. Kemp Dick have named their son Dennis. The young man's advent into this troubled world was made in Portland June 14, and he tipped the beam at eight pounds 10 ounces. PAST MATRONS MEETING Mrs. E. R. Huston will be hostess to the Past Matrons club of the Eastern Star at her home at 8 p. m. Monday. Members have been re quested to bring the afghari squares. PENDLETON GUESTS Mrs. J. G. Thomson, Jr. and Mrs Anne Thomas were transacting bus nest; in Pendleton Tuesday. VISITING IN IDAHO Mr. and Mrs- Afton Gayhart and daughter left Wednesday for Poca tello, Ida., on combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Gayhart's par ents live there. AROUND AGAIN Hanson Hughes is able to be around town again after an illness of several weeks. Feed Our Fighting Men JOIN THE ROP ORPS Food is just as Important to Victory as guns! Our righting men need the proper food if they are going to win the fight! And to make sure that they get this food, do your part and Join the Crop Corps Our boys need your help! Humphreys Drug Co. MORE TOOLS AVAILABLLE FOR HOME MECHANICS Wreches, pliers, screwdrivers and ether mechanics hand service tools should be more generally avail frble to farmers and home mechanics as a result of a WPB amendment, lbs amended order, which is de signed to bring about a better dis sumers, sets aside from 20 to 25 tribution of these tools among con percent of the monthly production of specified tools for commercial distribution. SEEKS MEDICAL RELIEF Archie Hill took his father, W. P. Hill, to Portland Wednesday when a change in his condition made it imperative that he seek medical advice. TAKE EXAMS Howard Gilliam and Glen Mc Murtry were in Pendleton taking examinations for entrance in the service, .Howard for the navy and Glen for the air corps. A brightly machined piston looks as slick as glass. But see it through a microscope: That snaggle toothed saw edge can tip gouges in cylin der walls in a flash. That's why you use mo- tor oil to. keep cylinder and piston apart. And that's why you need an oil like "RPM"; one that won't leave bate spots, by crawling away from high engine heat, or dt aining into the crankcase when the engine's idle. Special com pounding makes RPM Motor Oil cling stubbornly to hot or cold metal surfaces. Now, when cats and parts are pre cious switch to RPM Motor Oil, and change it every 1000 miles right on the dott STANDARD GASOLINE Makes the most of your mileage coupons Phone or Mail Your Order Today Edwin Dick Jr, Heppner, Ore. Phone 62 2 CTUHHi , ' AAA CHECKER HERE John Himelwright of the state AAA office at Corvallis, spent Tues day and Wednesday in Heppner checking over allotment payments made through the local office. Him elwright spent the greater part of his life in Wallowa county where he engaged in ranching and mer chandising and prior to joining the AAA served as deputy sheriff. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appre ciation for the beautiful floral of ferings, the offers of assistance and the expressions of sympathy ten dered us during our recent bereave ment Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dinges Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Phillips. Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Acklen Cpl Dan Dinges the: TIRE of TOMORROW The World-Famom Firestone Deluxe Champha Tire is now being made with Firestone UUTAIMIENE The Marvelous New Synthetic Rubber If you are eligible and require new tires, come in and let us help you make out a tire rationing certificate. Rosewall e FIRTEX for side walls e FIRTEX TILE for ceiling o ZONALITE between walls and over ceiling joists RED TOP insulating wool o STORM SASHES o STORM DOORS Tum-a-Lum Lumber Company Heppner, Oregon CALL FOR BIDS School district No. 5, Morrow county, will receive sealed bids to sell the school piano and other items in school house to the highest bidder. The board reserves the right to reject any bid if they deem it un reasonable. Bids must be in by July 6, 1943. Echo Palmateer, Clerk, Dist. 5 13-14c FOR SALE 15 young Guernseys: 20 2-year-old bred heifers, four fresh heifer, one bull eligible for registration. All from Wightman and Tillamook dairy stock. Newt O'Hara, Lexington, Oregon. 13-14p FOR SALE Terraplane coupe, $250. For information write Box 93, Echo, Oregon. 13 yirestonc Plastic Screen 13" - Guaranteed for life against rust and corrosion, guaranteed never to cause staining of house exteriors. Made of a wonder plastic . . . resilient, easy to clean (Just wash itl). Motor Co. MJ8
