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8 Heppner Gazette Our Men In Service Herman Bletell of lone, who is in training at Camp Gruber, Okla., recently was promoted to the rank of sergeant. Billy Eubinks has attained the rank of Seaman lc. according to information received by relatives in FOR SALE Between 50 and 75 old ewes 140 lambs, 6 weathers; all or part E. Jay Merrill. 23-26p LAWN MOWER sharpening, fac tory seLDJBaileyJ- LOST Mounted truck tire, 7:50x 20. $5 reward. G. D. Abercrom bie, Route 2, Heppner. 23-25p FOR SALE Choice Lincoln-Delaine or "Lincdelaine" ram and ewe lambs. Ram lambs will be of service this fall. Write RFD No. 2 or phone Mason Folsom. 1FX2. La Grande Ore. 24c LOST Child's solid type gold bracelet on Main street in Hepp ner. Return to Coxen Barber shop. Reward. 24p FOR SALE Model A Ford road ster, $95. See Garnet Ashbaugh. 24p GOOD HUNTING DOG Cocker Springer spaniel to give away. Call at Case Furniture company. 24c br.J. P. Stewart, Eye-SirSpec-ialist of Pendleton will be at the HEPPNER HOTEL on WEDNES DAY SEPTEMBER,15, FOR SALE 5 room house. See W P. Hill 24-25p BARTLETT Pears now ready at Burroughs ranch. 75c apple box, pick them yourself. 24p TO TRADE 9-ft 32-volt Frigid aire for kerosene or flamo refrig erator. G. E. Peterson, Kimber ley, Ore. 24-25p V ANTED TO BUY Saddle horse and saddle. Box 314 Heppner. 24 26p FOR SALE 340 ewes. 5 and 6 years old; 2 large fat hogs. A. V. Wright. 24-27 TUNE-IN-ON National Grange Broadcast ' over 'Blue Network 7:00 p. m. on Second Friday of each month. Rhea Creek Grange STAR Reporter Friday-Saturday, Sept. 10-11 Leather Burners William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Jay Kirby, Victor Jory, George Givot Bobby Larson A stampede in an abondoned gold mine adds a novel twist to this Hopalong Cassidy adventure story. PLUS AFTER MIDNIGHT WITH BOSTON BLACKIE Chester Morrisi, Ann Savage There is always fun and excitement when Boston Blackie la on the prowl. Sunday-Monday, Sept 12-13 Airforce John Garfield, Gig Young, Harry Carey, George Tobias. Ann Do ran and "Mary Ann" the Flying Fortress "As whopping a story as ever you're likely to " N. Y. Times. Tuesday, Sept. 14 Behind the Rising Sun Margo, Tom NeaL J. Carroll Naish From the pages of Life of James R. Young's amazing book ... a start ling expose of behind-the-scenes Japan. Also "Scenic Oregon" in Technicolor Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 15-16 Edge of Darkness Errol Flynn, Anne Sheridan, Walter Huston, Nancy Coleman, John Beat A realistic, disturbing drama of Norway's fight against its oppressors. Times, Sept. 9, 1943 Army Air Corps Training Offered Eligible Youths An important army air corps pro gram to recruit more men for the aviation cadet training program was given the official backing of Gov. Earl Snell in a conference with Majod Eric K. Shilling, who is on a special commission in Oregon to rtimulate cadet recruiting. Major Shilling will head an aviation cadtt examining board that will visit Heppner on Sept. 11 and headquar ters will be at the city hall from 1 p. m. to 5. Gov. Snell urged that Oregonians give their utmost cooperation in insuring the success of this pro gram. There is an urgent need for young men between the ages of 17 and 2G years to apply for enlistment in the army air corps, it was empha sized by Major Shilling. The heavy production of airplanes and the in creased role of air power in our of fensive warfare have brought on this new demand for more aviat ors, revealed Major Shilling. This unusual opportunity to sign for air crew training is offered to two groups. Qualified 17 -year-olds may enlist in the army air corps, enlisted reserve. Upon their enroll ment they will be "resented with official aviation cadet 'Silver Wings' which will be worn on their civilian clothes to indicate that they are future flying soldiers. These men will not be called until after their 18th birthday. They may continue with their civilian employment or education until such time as they are called for training. Men from 18 to 26. inclusive, who are of draft age, may take the ca det examinations and if found qual ified will be authorized to volun teer for induction into the. air corps. To be eligible for this pro gram, the applicant must not have received his orders to report for induction from his selective service board Those interested in obtaining more information on the aviation cadet program and the forthcoming visit of the traveling board should contact Frank W. Turner, local av iation cadet procurement chairman. lone. Billy is in training along the Atlantic coast. Kenneth Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson, former Lex ington residents, is a student at the University of Vermont. Kenneth is a member of the army air corps. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones have been visiting relatives in Heppner this week. Don was on leave from Camp Farragut were he has been stationed nearly a year. He thinks he will complete his training there. Aviation Cadet Bill Biddle, 21, has just completed the army's pri mary flight training course at Thunderbird Field No, 1, Glendale, Ariz., and has now commenced his basic fligt training at another air field. AC Biddle, son of Mrs. Lela Viola Brown of lone, is a graduate of lone high school and at the time of entering the service was employ ed by the Morrow County Grain Glowers, Inc. at lone. D!ne OutHere When you wish that every pot and pan in the world were at the bottom of the sea with the Jap fleet, dress up, phone hubby, tell him you'll meet him at Heppner Cafe for dinner . . . You'll save your ration coupons, turn your dark clouds inside out, and have an enjoyable time and not harm your budget a bit. HEPPNER CAFE I EGION AUXILIARY TO RESUME MEETINGS Mrs Anna Bayliss will be hostess to the American Legion auxiliary upon rcumption of the regular meeting schedule at 8 p. m. Mon day evening, Sept 13. The auxiliary is headed by Mrs. Harvey Bauman. president and in cludes the following officers: Mrs Anna Bayliss, first vice preident; Mrs- Lera Crawford, second vice president; Mrs- Delia Davidson, secretary-treasurer; Mrs- H. A, Cohn, historian; Mrs. Bayliss chaplain and Mrs. Chris Brown, sergeant at arms. Committee appointments include child welfare, Mrs. Earl Evans; Am ericanism, Mrs. Crawford; commun ity service, Mrs. Lucy Rodgers; con stitution and by-laws, Mrs- Kenneth Blake; junior activities. Mrs- Har vey Miller; legislative. Mrs. Brown; membership, Mrs. Dick Wells; na tional defense and pan American ism, Mrs. E. O. Ferguson; poppy. Mrs. Alva Jones; publicity, Mrs. Davidson, and rehabilitation and hospitals, Mrs. Harry Tamblyn. MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT Mrs. Emma Evsns, worthy ma- tron, announces the regular meet- ing of Ruth chapter. O. E. S-, Fri- day evening. Sept- 10- FOR SALE-Two good Panama buoks. Lotus Robinson, Rhea Creek. 24-25p . . . not half so much as a carelessly thrown match ... or u burning cigarette KEEP OREGON GREEN AllOCIATtOM tAUM, OIIOOK STANDARD Burner Oils Every drop of Standard Burner Oil is jam-packed with HEAT! No water or sediment to rob you of your heating dollars, no carbon residue or coke deposits to gum up your burner and cause repair or cleaning bills. Every drop is uniform, clean burning, no need to adjust controls frequently. Easy to get, too simply order from the local Standard Man. For Home Furnaces, Circulat ing Heaters, Orchard Heaters, Pof Burners Ask for correct grade of Standard Burner Oil Phone or Mail Your Order Today L E. Dick Heppner, Ore. Phcne 621 RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT In memory of Walter E. Bristow. who died Aug. 29, 1943. The Angel of Death has entered cur midst nnd ve are called to mourn the loss of a faithful friend and co-worker. Our teams are mingl?d with yours, your sorrows are ours. May the gloom of the sorrowing ones be dispelled by the promise. "I am the Ressurrection and the Life, sayeth tfie Lord; he that believe th in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live and he that liveth and be lieveth in Me shall never die." Resolved, that Bunch Grass Re bekah lodge, No. 91, I. 0. O. F.. of lone, Oregon, in testimony of our loss, be draped in mourning for the allotted time and that we tender the family our deepest sympathy in their affliction, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family. Mary L. Swanson Elaine Rietmann Ruby O. Roberts Committee UP FROM GRESIIAM Oral M. Scott spent several days in, the county last week on busi- ness matters, coming from his home near Gresham. r? YOUR. EYES NEED ATTENTION r : j ,, r.'v- - - DR. STRAM OPTOMETRIST fcf " IS M Jtik irn Optical Co. 225 South Main 403 Pendleton, Oregon Fix Up Take care of oles and Flashings. . . . Asbestos Fibre Roof Paint Black Coat Roof Paint Asphalt Emulsion Composition Shingles We Have the Nails Roll Roofing Tum-a-Lum Lumber Company I.OCT New 34x7 12-ply truck tire ixmpkte. Reward. Earl Kinney. Heppner. 24-26p " "' a nome Rent Money Will Pay For it Cal! and Get The Facts First Federal Sayings and Loan Association of Pendleton 118 Main St , Pendleton, Ore. Children start school soon have their eyes checked now. Highly trained eye specialist with years of experience waiting serve you. is to the Roof those Leaks,
