8 Heppner Gazette Times, July 22, 1943
County Meeting Quo
In Hospital Campaign
. . - r- i. . k.J r..-L GREEN FEED VITAL PART
Uur men in service nme.n3 y" LA.
YING HEN RATION
Green feed has long been recog-
By Mrs. R. I. Thompson nized as a valuable part of poultry
At this time it is impossible to rations and is one of the most prac
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Denton, found little meaning in
civilian life after the death of her
active part in the war effort, she fve e total .sum of oontnbutions tical ways to amxrye feedt
joined the WAC and is now in bas- T 3 V i Noel L. Bennion, extension poultry
ic training at First WAC training ; - ---
center, Fort Des Moines, la. f J m0ney V g
There are three other reasons m' Jj very much as if we
why Private Wesch wants to work would have enough money to pay
toward victory. The first is her our share in the council for the
broker, Sgt Le Moin E. Cox of the cormnS yT. JZ fnnott.be
tt o -R,A r ,..x. made to that effect as, if another
37 r i 7 army hospital is built in this dis- urce or greer
as a paratrooper on Gulutu, one of enlarged Poultry mashes
the boJomon Islands. . tie was
wounded and sent back to this
country for hospital treatment. Up
on his release from the hospital be
was named a Marine gunner.
A second brother, Nalbro B. Cox,
Bill Barratt, on leave from train- at a camp in Georgia by August 1.
ing duties at Oregon State college, Bill has been helping with the ranch
received notice Tuesday to report work during his leave.
man at Oregon State college. The
amount of feed required to produce
a dozen eggs can be reduced from
10 to 20 percent if an adequate sup
ply is available.
Alfalfa is the most universal
source of green feed, he says. Most
trict or McCaw hospital is enlarged Pultrv masnes 001113111 rrom 3. to iu
we would be expected' to do our percent anaua meai. in aooiuon u
part. Also, when other action takes the five or pounds of suc
place in the Aleutians there will culent gn feed OT P3
be many more boys at McCaw as carrots or mangels fed dai
needing comforts and cheer. lv fr each 100 laying hens is a
. , . j j .11 valuable supplement to the ration.
who is also a Marine sergeant, was A lew nignugms oi me onve wu Y s feeda
sent to Midway before war began be given this week ano next wee and are a o
nope W puuusn uue ciiujv
arw-l uram tmnflfoirrpH trv Piarl Har W
mor just in time for the Dec. 7, amount given with the totals listed
1941, attack. (News of Nalbro's from each town and community. As
death had not reached the mainland the contributions have been so gen
prior to the sending of this news rous from all parts of the county
letter Ed note). everyone can be proud of their
Lyle Cox, her third brother, is a district,
machinist's mate with the United In the residence district of Hepp-
States navy air force. ner, Mrs. Lee Sprinkel and her
Private Wesoh is the daughter of street have the highest total given
Clarence M. Sarivner, 507 Laughlin one solicitor. One other street has
St., The Dalles, Ore., and of Mrs. more money to its credit but it
Oma J. Cox, Heppner, Ore., was given to several solicitors. Un-
' der General Josephine Mahoney
NAMED COMPANY HONOR . and her crew of workers a total of
MAN AT CAMP FARRAGUT $151.61 was gathered in but more
FARRAGUT, Ida., July20 Ralph money is still coming to swell that
D. Pickering, 25, has been named amount Also add the sum of $120
honor man of his company on the which was given earlier in the
completion of recruit training at drive and you realize that the resi-
Camp Bennion, one of five great dence district has gone over the
training centers at this U. S. naval top. At this "time the total for the
training station, the largest in the business section is not complete.
west. A very few people felt called upon
Pickering was employed by the to express their dislike for solicit-
Union Pacific railroad fax Ogden lor ing and solicitors and we are sorry
a year previous to being called into such expressions were made to
the service. Through a series of these people who were cheerfully
aptitude tests, seamanship examin- giving their time to collect money
ations, and averages made on other for the hospital. Such expressions
recruit training activities, he has should be reserved for the chairman
qualified for storekeeper's school and she will be glad to receive such
His wife, Virginia, and daughter remarks in the future.
Ruth Ethel, age nine months, reside The ladies of the Church of Christ
on Route 3, Ogden, Utah. His mo- are justly proud of the total of $38
collected from their group. The Will-
MHaiaHH ing Workers of this church made 24
small pillows and 54 slips to cover
them. This week we are sending
eight footstools, six of them made
by Fred Mankin; 27 small pillows
and 54 slips, one electric fan and
15 hand fans. It was taken to Walla
Walla free of charge by the Empire
Furniture Co. truck.
interesting contribution
proteins, minerals
Wtamins.
good
and especially
STAR Reporter
Friday-Saurday, July 23-24
Silver Queen
An
was
ucorge Brent, rrwciiia Lane, urucc the sum of $7 sent by Effie
" p 5 r - wTT S Stevens of Hamilton, Grant coun-
Pallcttc, Guinn Williams , ...
An action melodrama of the 1870's She,has alpver Personal inter
that is a pleasure to behold! est in the welfare of these boys as
PLUS her nephew, James Stevens of
SALUDOS AMIGOS (Technicolor) Hardman was' killed in action in
Donald Duck, Goofy, Pedro and Joe
Carioca wing throuRh South Amer
ica on waves of melody and laughter
Sunday-Monday, July 25-20
They Got Ms Covered
Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Lenorc
Atibcrt, Otto Prominjjer, Edward
Cianelli, IKmald Mwik
The Hope master-mind rocs to
work tracking down secret agents
. . . it's one of the war's funniest
comedies as Bub wanders thru the
Va"liin.ton Wilderness.
Tuesday, July 27
Reason c
France
Africa.
The folks down lone way should
be wearing proud smiles for their
part in the drive. Up to date the
num. of $430.00 has been given
from lone and vicinity. . They have
invited us to ask them ayain if
more money is needed.
If any one has been overlooked
either in a town or in the country,
.vend your gifts in to the bank or
leave it at 'one of the drug stores.
Dui ing the coming year we expect
to let you know just what your
money i;; doing for these sick and
wounded boys and all of you will
Ti;m rr;ivf:rfl John AY;iviu. 1'liilin
Horn, Ursin t'd Own), Albeit bo ghd you did your part to help.
Casscrnian, J;1m CaiTsulim;, Ann
Ayavs
An absorbing romantic drama with
universal appeal, .sot against a back
ground of nazi-occviv.Mod Franco.
Wednesday-Thursday, July 28-29
Tennessee Johnson
Vnn I Mini, Lionel IJarryiuorc, KiiUi
IFusscy,' Marjorie Main, Rcris
Tommy. J. Edward r.iot!)hci.
Grant Withers
All th'.1 strife and suspense that
nifuked the Reconstruction Period
is in this stirring biography of Andrew-
Johnson, the president who
ceaped imieachment by one vole.
FiiJ.'v-Sadnday, July 30-31
Dixie Dugan
Lois Andrews, Charlotte Greenwood.
Charles Uus! s, Ann Todd .
A comedy based on the Stricbel
McEvoy comic strip.
PLUS
SANTA I K SCOUTS
Action, excitement and comedy
with the Three Mesquiteers.
ther. Mrs. A. E. Tickering, resides
at Heppner, Oregon. His father is
p. second class petty - officer in the
navy and a brother 'is a baker at
Farragut.
ANO'lHLSl ULITNER WAC
HEARD IllOJI IX SOUTH
GUJ.Fioirr )!..;. D. Miss. Aux
Erma M. Van Sehoiack, a daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Cleve Van Schoiack
if ITifpner, Ore., is" now Fhitluiuxl
at Gulfport Field, large army air
.forces technical training command
school for airrilane mechanics, as
a member of the 752nd Women's
Army Corps,
Aux Van Schoiack, who is now
serving as payroll clerk, HQ per
sonnel at Gulfport . Field, released
one able-bodied sold.er lor active
duty on the fighting front by her
enlistment in the WAC.
A G-T want ad wiV. do wonders
if you have anything to sell, trad
or exchange. Results every time.
CflfilQilD
To lubricate Uncle Sam's sub
marine Diesel engines so they
run clean and smooth on long
cruises, the Navy uses BPM
DELO.
The Navy is sharing this
"secret weapon" with the
home front . . . and RPM
DELO is doing a great job
in thousands of tractor, truck,
rrwrine and stationary Diesel
engines. It's specially com
pounded to prevent sludging
and gummed-up pistons it
actually cleans and frees rings
stuck through use of other
oils. Millions of test miles in
laboratories and actual service
proved that it just about
DOUBLES THE TIME BE
TWEEN OVERHAULS. The
Navy can't afford to take
chances with its fighting'
Diesels and neither can you.
Get RPM DELO and you get
the all-around lubricant Tor
all Diesels.
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July is the month for cleanup . . .
time to find things you need at tre
mendous savings. Here are a few,
there are plenty more in quantities
too small to list ... so shop early . . ,
and often ... all month!
WHITE SLACKS
Men's, Boys' and Women's
sizes. Closeout priced! l
Get your now! Pr. T 1
SHEER PRINTS
A timely value for hot days.
Good assortment E,
of patterns. Yd.
STRAW HATS
All men's dress straws re
duced! Get one of 7r
these hats and be cool
WOMENS SLIPS
Bargain priced! Smart tail
ored or lace trims in ZtZf
fine rayon taffeta. w
Women's Unions
Closeout special.. Fine quality
Cotton Unions.
Stock up now.
WOMEN'S
SWIM SUITS
High quality spun nylon,
priced for quick sale.. t3
Just 10 suits. Eaeh T
JERSEY SKIRTS
Beautiful floral print jersey
skirts. Priced for 2. Q R
this event. .O
Women's Purses
All summer bags drastically
reduced. Get yours now.
50c and 99c
INFANTS' VESTS
Closeout priced! Various
styles in all sizes!
Bargain priced.
15c
WOMEN'S HATS
Bargain priced! Drastic re
ductions on all high quality
summer dress IT ft
hate! -c
July's Best Buy
War Bonds at PENNEY'S
ClilL in
1 Cr
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04
A rk W -r, ir
S 1 G
style sruoes at-Dargain
prices and iliey re
quire no No. 18 stamp!
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