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Heppneiy Oregon, Thursday, May 11, 1944
OuMen
in Service
Choral Club Wins
Audience Favor in
Initial Appearance
FINDS CLIMATE MILDER
About 150 people, most of them
skeptical, were agreeably surprised
mv xt, A Mr A. W. Limdell have Tuesday evening when the Women's
received a letter from their son, Choral club appeared in concert at
Pfc Wallace LundeLL, who states the gymnasium aoiditorum. Skepti
that he is on his second mission to cal is used advisedly, because ex
New Guinea. While not divulging pressions heard prior to the con
his location, he states that the dim- cert would lead one to believe that
ate is milder than the spot he first 50 percent were going as a matter
visitea tnere. ne wiu imvc nmnj j
Victory Gardens
Play Strong Part
In Offense Plans
Capacity Audience
Greets All-School
Program Friday
Volume 61. NumbeE"&
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Hynd Bros. Self H
Sand Hollow Ranch
ToO.W. Cutsforth
W
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People Urged to
Raise More and
Preserve More
Place Under Same h
Management for 1 "
Forty-Six Years
One of the biggest real estate
deals of recent years in Morrow
' w
when
A capacity house greeted the
school musical extravaganza Friday
enjoyed by those present,
night and a delightful program was
Tedious hours of . planning and
coaching were rewarded as the
storv unfolded. "I Hear America
; .. , ft Sining was a review of American
Production and preservation of , jj
, , . . . , , life depicted in songs and dances,
. ... r Ai u :n v,., monu t uir rini-v wniie uie ouier ov roon is iusi as essential m ine war . .
interesting scenes and activities to f t in 1944 as it was in 1 Miss g a anLgiving'hymn
tell about when he returns rrom see wnat a . gum - j - e . - . - - wW
their neighbors with whom they Heppner chamber of commerce at y . F7, ... ton purchased the Sand Hollow
e War- had vK for years over the back the regular weekly luncheon Mon- was foUwed a col?rM ,scnilliern holdings of the Hynd Brothers com-
AN OTHER SOLDIER PAPA by upper de girls and a 6141 acres
Mr. and Mrs. Garnett C. Snow J1 & singing organization. fa war gcy assistant m negro spiritual by the boys inthose gnd has feeen operated
are the parents of a daughter born not long to wait after the food preservation and is spending &res- . , ... , brothers as a sheep ranch continu-
April 27 at Newport, Wash., where J for Ae months m sherman) GUliam j The primary children sang and February 1898.
ST 1 TTLtL STr first number. Curiosity gave way to and Morrow counties giving dem- a ga y tenumber SweeU
01111(1 SK. I admiration and pleasant anticipation onstrations and otherwise assisting f.f: SjTs0 under supervision of William
net is an AMM 3c and is stationed each sufflceed. m promotion of food produc. folk melody. The h ie folks also
at Jacksonville, Ha. mg number. tion. .SaC?a1 KrnlLnla was They have tended sheep, pitched
HE'S A LOOffi (jg) The first annual concert launched The fact that market shelves are ll wTuo of hidi school Ae cows and done oth-
Len Gilliam has been notified Women's Choral club as a fixed well stocked today is due to the P0" Dy gr p &i er chores connected with running a
that his son Lewis, who visited here- and valuable asset to the commu- expansion in production last year, &T... ToIueiKt ms effectively biS ranck alwavs keeping up their
the past week, has been elevated nitV) something the people may look when Victory gardens numbered r" g ZlA w in -Ji end of the company's operations.
to the rank of lieutenant (jg) m uie forward to with assurance of high better than ia,UW,0W. yet in spite "T , ' There" 1x1 recent vears task has S"11
naw. ina uruiuuuuiii .cuia pntpnainmera xn vuiiiuik oca- uu.
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Lewis was on leave ana ne was
lieutenant (jg) several days before
he learned about it.
TRANSFERRED
this phenomenal record the ca Ov- There
sons
uu. uus piiciiwiirciiai "ltr . r w t j iq more cuxiiouit, especiauy uie pasi
people are asked to plant no less H SS,; three years with labor growing
A highlight of the program was than 22,000,000 gardens this year, "J'"' . -i-u-i scarcer each season. David Hynd
the playing of two groups of piano Miss 'Crabtree stated. This is made brougnt m me present giotxu con-
nmW Kv Miss Marvlou Fergu- necessary through the accumulation lllcV . . , toutrhest sninff for them since they
.. """1" , ' . ,.S..X.:-: Other numbers in a lighter mood r-- -r--o --------- - -
TlSgt S. G. McMillan writes the son. Her artistry ana musiciansmp oi .vaai slu iWu. U1 oav oi(3pwalks of New York" and nave wen enge1 " ousmess
Gazette Times asking that his pa- were displayed most pleasingly in centers to back the invasion and to were , a sw;ing n reUef and noihing
per be forwarded to him at Mc- the modern lighter cllssics of her support the general war effort. Ca been careful- but a harder strugSle for e dura"
Srd fSI Tacoma, Wash. Sam first group and found fuU expres- Miss Crabtree stated the purpose approately tk of the war they decided to dis-
sa it is quite a treat to be sta- sion in the tr.o Chopin numbers of her visit here at this time to be of h&- Thfir t"P
tioned Where it is cool and green comprising the second group. Al- to hold demonstration meetings , on to eett mftea Uy e g
after spending more tha two years , ways a delightful performer, she food preservation and conservation. e various Jed pfcture. two of bands wiU be dispoSed
on the hot Arizona desert. captivated her audience Tuesday Six meetings have been scheduled peo- of during .the summer.
GOES TO KANSAS evenin& A A A. Tt, I have n held, one The youngsters epartment Cuteforth already has a plow out
rrJ ZkP been trans- The program, arranged and di- at Boardman Tuesday and one at V J hieh school were on fit on some of the land which he
f Tf? ?htos Kan aS- -lectod by Mrs. O. G. Crawford, with lone Wednesday She is conducting JJXi out plans to seed to grain in the fall.
t ILTL Mr, j. O. Turner at the piano, was ameeUng at Khf cree k grange He is admirably equipped to deve!-
paints, Mr. and Mr, Ray Drake of Home Sibelius, At S bIcSSaTSrSi their directors S'IoC"
of Heppner. H. wife arid son are Modem m. May 12; hall May Eve SmiOi pnnapa of he f d
"""" ' l0(V Mac Womens unorai ib ana at tne nome oi wirs. mauei t- - ......
club.
At
the Donnybrook Fair, Scott;
him
MAKES SHORT VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. O'Donnell
drove to Pendleton Tuesday to
meet their son Harry who is home
on a short leave. Harry flew to
Pendletotn from San Francisco.
COMING ON VISIT
Matt Kenney son of Mr. and Mrs.
"John Kenney and Jack Healy son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Healy, tele- ,
phoned from San Francisco that 14th AnilUCH OOttQ
they were coming home on leave. Crtrprt TuGsdaV
Matt has not been home for two
years and the last time he came he
found orders awaiting him to re
turn to his ship at once. He had
just four "hours at home- that time.
Mrs. Lester Doolittle writes that
her son Paul spent last week at
home, the first furlough he has had
in two years. He is just fine, she
added.
An army release in today's Ore
gonian reported Lt. Ralph Currin
missing in action in the Mediterra
nean zone. He is the son tf Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Currin of Pilot Rock.
Hughes at Lena May 17.
The Surf, Van Dyke, and Volcik in 4H Club Slimmer
D Flat, Mokrejs Marylou Fergu-
son. School Cancelled
Lift Thine Eyes, Mendelssohn; Cf f
Lullaby,-Brahms, and Lord's Pray- liy UregOll MOte
er, Malotte Women's Choral Club.
Polonaise in C Sharp Minor,
Continued on Page Eight
More than 20 Morrow county 4
H club bovs and girls who had
planned on attending the 1944 an
nual 4-H summer school at Oregon
snn wpre lareelv responsible for the stock it.
arrangement and continuity of the The Hynd brothers and their sis
program and Miss Frances Weaver ter, Miss Annie Hynd, probably
created the art work while direct- will reman at the ranch until the
ing and coaching was in the hands first of September. Beyond that
of Miss Rose Hoosier, grade music their plans are indefinite, although
supervisor, and Mrs. Kathryn Hos- David stated they are thinking of
kins, high school music director. acquiring a home in Heppner. "It's
pretty hard to give up a home that
GRADE STAFF FILLED has been occupied so long and we
Supt. George Corwin announced are in a bit or a quandary aoout
Offering a diversified program
the Heppner school band will pre
sent its 14th annual concert at 8 p.
m. Tuesday May 16, in the gymna
sium. Included in the program will be
numbers by the senior and the be-
nual 4-H summer school at Oregon Aq sdwol future plans he stated
State college will be disappointed , ,. . ,
.... , teacnine situi nas uecu xmcu, wi.
by word received today oy l,.
H. C.
the signing of contracts by Miss ANNUAL MEETING OF LOAN
June Diener of! Gillette, Wyo., to abulia iiuin iua,u iuUAi
take the place of Miss Frances The annual dinner and meeting
Weaver in the fifth grade and Mrs. 0f the Hardman NationalFarm Loan
William Davis of Heppner to take association was held today at the
Mrt T.va rrawforrl's fourth 2rad(? T Ct O V Viall uritVi tine RpVmknh
jeen the " .,
ennor. position. There is but one vacancy lodge serving the meal. Plates were
SuITlITit;I . . 1 i cp t - . . , -
pinners' bands, a baritone horn solo ; , e,,TnTner uie school, that of principal, friends of the association, of which
bv Walter Skuzeski, and selections decision to aoanaon u e wi Corwin expects to fill shortly. W. L. Loveless of Pendleton is the
.i i f 1 i 1.1. --- 1 CAJivuit vv uiwi hvli-j
by the around 2000 club members, was ar;
ists. The orchestra is a development administra:
Conrad, countv agent, from
Seymour, state 4-H club leader,
that wartime shortages of housing
and help on the Oregon State col
lege campus have made it necessary
to cancel what would have been the
30th annual 4-H club
Runnion Slated to
Call 4-H Club Sale
V. R. "Bob" Runnion informs this
newspaper that he has been asked
to call the 4-H club sale at Union
ists. me orcnestra , - u-. administra
ot ms years Dana " - after iUe
proved a popular supplement to the rf Jerc micui-
Tth?is favorable, the ? had been canvassed, Seymour
band will statre a parade on Main "
street at 5:45 p. m. Saturday.
ON BOOT LEAVE
secretary-treasurer
O. W. Cutsforth served as chair-
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Swensen were man m the place of J. J. Wight
Heppner visitors the first of the man who was absent due to illness,
week. Swenson ia in training at Frank S. Parker gave the execu-
Farragut and completed his boot tive committee report for the year,
.!: . 1 L A v.,,. 5 y- rt 4 Vi r nc i 1 i . i 1 il- Pi
uie secretary reported on tne nnan
rrt.!. : u moCcatfa T'up training last week, drawing the us
x ilia 13 uie aouucoi. iuv.wbv. - w , inr
. RnvTYinur ual 15-day leave. Mr. and Mrs.
m ever BtrxiL w yw- fv., -
FAItM BUREAU FEDERATION wrote to all county agents and club Charles Buzzard came from Monu-
TO BE ORGANIZED HERE agents, "because I know what sum- ment to greet their friends and to
Sam Hunter of Milton, was in mer school means to the 4-H club take them home with them for a
vt . .nAtir... rrm. momW. We want to assure all short visit. The men were guests of
. i ot- cV.r urViir-li . . i i -.ovoTito cinrl flporeR Corwin at the chamber !
aunng uie muiuai oium ment lor an organization meeuiig ciud ineiuueis, jcauuo, pan..io i t,
will be held the first week in June
The sale will be held June 4.
The Heppner auctioneer who
the title of "Colonel" will
handle the big stock sale at. the
menii lOr ail ingaiuktuuu uuu iiu.muv., ' x - IV.
of the Oregon State Farm bureau donors of scholarships that evey commerce luncheon
which will be held Sunday, May 14 ellort wxli be mace to nane ui. PENDLETON
at the Lexington-grange hall. summer school in 1945. . manaeer of
Mac Hoke, Pendleton, wiU be the -fschoTarships their the Pacific Power & light company, LEGION AUX URGED TO
main speaker and Hunter states summer school schoiarsnips on tneir . TTnc,P .
cial condition, and Arnold Anderson
kane made a report on the condi
of the Federal Land Bank of Spo
tion of the land bank.
Directors of the Hardman assoc
iation were elected. J. J. Wightman
terms and Frank S. Parker the one
and 0. W. Cutsforth for three year
year term. .
Barker & Dams ranch near Condon T 1 w 20 farm federation last year's work for use at the 1944 was a business vitor in Heppner MEDIATE ACTION
Saturday. members of Umatilla county will school included: Louis Carlson, Rob t,uesJ- " w V W Vinson Mrs" Alta Brown cnairman &e
The next sale at the Runnion be at the meeting which will be ert Peterson and Mildred Carlson of I cndielon by ijt. r. w. vu , legislative commjttee of the Legion
Sales Yard in Heppner will be held to all farmers 0f the county. lone; Jean Rauch, Vesta Cutsforth, iorraer manager ot tne i eno auxiliary, has asked that the mem-
on May 27. These sales are proving ffilmuth Herman, Audrey Majeske ollice ot the company. Aitnougn immediately and
popular not only as a drawing card CLUB ACCEPTS INVITATION and Loraine Van Winkle of Lex- well advanced m years, Dr. Vinson or letters
for. people who like to attend auc- m sijnu uvt imwh, , ington; and Carolyn Bergstrom ot ""-v
ery day affairs.
,j u.,t r, iiroll fnr nenrvle who The Womens Choral club has ac
have stock and other stuff to sell cepted an. invitation of radio station
and the sales provide a market for KWRC,, Pendleton, to appear in a GLLSTS OF SMITHS
30-minute concert over the radio. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Pnnnion has asked that anyone The hour and day are 4:30-5:00 beattie, parents oi mrs. urvme 5 oi - mB1wi, as a means of savins
having' stuff to offer for this forth- o'clock p. m. Sunday, May 14. Smith, and Dr. Kalph nuber ot tne omce, succeeoong ui m r t
sale please enter it at once A business meeting and short re- same city are guests at the Smith who resigned to enter JjW- " L the bill in
Tt may be given listing in hearsal will be held at Crawford home this week, arriving Wednes- Alva took over his new duues the reterence to action
u!e advertiiing. home at 7 o'clock Saturday night, day. first of the week. question.
to the Orecon delegation in congress
urging that bill H.R. 3917 be given
NEW CLERK AT POST OFFICE favorable consideration at once.
Pfeiffer of Alva Jones has accepted the po- Mrs. Brown asked cooperation of
.11 ... i i xi. . tt 4- thiq nfwsrwiner in reauiuiiK uie