8 Heppner Gazette Times, October 26, 1944
Pendleton Plans
Concert Season
Revival of the winter concert se
ries which proved popular before
the war is in prospect at Pendle
ton with the probability that five
programs will be scheduled for the
winter months. The plan is rapidly
taking shape and memberships in
the Civic Music association are 'be
ing sold in Heppner this week.
Members" signing typ have the
privilege of expressing preference
forgive types of entrtaiiynnt, or
enijejrtaj'.ril -s, jiry-lui ( ng pianists,
duo-pianists, violinists, sopronos,
mezzo sopranos, contraltos, ensem
bles, baritones and basses, tenors,
guitarist, harpist, cellists and flau
tist. In addition there are special
atractions in the form of Ballet
Theatre, Philadelphia Opera com
pany, Original Don Cossack chor
us, the Katherine Dunhlam Dan
cers, Argentinita and her Spanish
Ensemble, and National Operatic
quartet.
Mayor and Mrs. J. O. Turner
have been assigned thp privilege
of securing memberships in Hepp
ner and are meeting with consider
able success. Transportation stands
in the way of many who would
enjoy the concerts and unless sat
isfactory arrangements can be
made to get to md from Pendle
ton sale of tickets may be limited
here. Only holders of membership
cards will be admitted to the con-
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certs and those desiring to attend Howes
any or all of them should get in
touch with the local committee
immediately.
GIFT SHOP CONDUCTED BY
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
This newspaper was in error last
week in stating thrtt gi't shops are
maintained at veterans hospitals by
the American Legion. It is the wo
men's branch of the legion, the
American Legion auxiliary, which
sponsors the shops. The Oregon
auxiliary operates a shop at the vet
erans hospital in Portland to which
the Heppner unit has contributed.
Gifts provided by the women are
placed at the disposal of hospital
ized veterans to make selections
for their immediate families at
Christmas time.
This year the auxiliary is asking
the public to contribute gifts , as
well as its members, and for the
convenience of those who wish to'
do so a receptacle will be placed in
the Humphreys Drug store where
the parcels will be received.
PINCKNEY ASKS SUPPORT
FOR BANK MEASURE
B. p. Pinckney, manager of the
First National bank, urged support
of the amendment to provide al
ternative means for securing bank
depositors, a measure prepared by
the 42nd legislative assembly.
Pinckney said that national banks
in Oregon recognize the justice of
removing the double liability
clause from state chartered banks
and are supporting the amendment.
It is proposed that the state banks
be prmitted to substitute the
double liability against stockhold
ers through membership in the
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
poration, placing them on an equal
basis with the national banks.
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CONGRESS r
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindnesses and beautiful floral of
ferings in our recent bereavement
of our father and husband.
Mrs. Myrtle Reaney and children.
MARK-UP PRICE ON FRESH
CRANBERRIES RELEASED
An OPA trade bulletin of recent
date established the mlark-up price
granted local rcafters operating
under groups one and two relative
to the sale of fresh cranberries.
Allowed mark-up over net cost is
102 cents per pound.
All varieties of fresh cranberries
are included but not limited to ear
ly Blacks, Searles Jumbos and
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CANNON-EUBANKS
Miss Chfarlotte Cannon, daughter
of Mrs Ada Cannon of lone, and
William Eubanks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Eubanks, were mar
ried in Portland Oct. 18. The groom
was on leave from the navy, com
ing from Norfolk, Va., where he is
stationed. The young couple visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John.
Eubanks ' at lone the fore pare of
the week. The bride has been em
ployed at 'Humphreys Drug com
pany in Heppner since finishing
high school.
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EXHIBITS ART
Three carvings of exceptional ar
tistic merit have been on display
this week in one of the Gilliam &
Bisbee windows. They are the
work of Leo Perry and represent
many hours of his spare time on
shipboard during his nearly 20
years of service with Uncle Sam's
navy. Leo and Mrs. Perry will leave
Saturday for Washington. D. C.
STAR Reporter
Friday-Saturday, October 27-28
Son Fernando Valley
Roy Rogers, Trigger, Dale Evans,
Ann Gillis, Bob Nolan and the
Sons of the Pioneers One of the
finest of this popular star's many
splendid action films.
.-PLUS
Scarlet Claw
Sherlock Holmes, as portrayed by
Basil Rathbone, presses relentlessly
on the trail of his criminal, assisted
by the stuffy but lovable Dr. Wat
son, portrayed by Nigel Bruce.
Sunday-Monday, October 29-30
Buffalo Bill
Joel McCrea, Maureen O'Hara, Lin
da Darnell, Thomas Mitchell, Ed
gar Buchanan, Anthony Quinn
A Technicolor western of the first
order.
Tuesday, October 31
The Black Mask
of Dmitrios
Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre,
Zachary Scott, Fayc Emerson,
Victor Francen
A thrilling hunt for a daring and
ruthless man of evil, from the novel
by Eric Ambler.
Wednesday-Thursday Nov. 1-2
Take It or Leave It
Phil Baker. Phil Silvers, Edward
Ryan, Marjorie Massow
Baker brings some of his $64 ques
tions to the screen-ryou'll have fun
trying to identify famous start and
jfiims before the answers are an
nounced. PLUS
MARCH OF TIME'S WHAT TO
DO WITH GERMANY
Famous statesmen express their
views of the attitude that should be
taken by the United Nations in or
der that the coming peace may not
be lost. A film of high purpose
&nd importance.
These are busy times
especially so for the one
who has to plan and pre
pare the meals for the
family for she too is do
her share of war work.
It will be a" boost to her's
and the family's morale to eat out occasionally
to enjoy one of our STEAK DINNERS, or an
oyster supper, or any one of the wide variety of
excellent meals to be found on our bill of fare.
Come any time . . . we're always prepared.
Elkhorn Restaurant
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VOTE (X)28 for
enry
Pete
rson
Candidate fcr S'.a'o RcprrssiVf '$ frsri
the 22nd Representative Disfrr'ci
To the Voters of the 22n i District:
These are troublous times seriour times whsn'calm
thinking and sober action are essentia! to the preserva
tion cf our American way of life '"hile prosecuting the
war to a successful conclusion. We need MEN in the
sta,te legislatu j wf:o are pic JeJ to a prognm of con
sistent legislation, :?.sii or. needs rather than political
expediency.
We present Henry Pci rs.jr, lxs2 service in the lastjegis
lature warrants his return. II!:; c.n;roi:ce as a legisla
tor and his knowledge of tne needs of fie district ani the
state eminently quali"- iiirn f-.- in.: fosi.
VOTE PC" VCuk
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Vote for Henry Pelcrc:-
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THIS WEEK
ONLY
1. Draining and flushing worn, thin oil from
crankcase.
2. Refilling' with 100 pure Pennsylvania
motor oil. (Limit 5 qts. 25o oil)
3. Filling transmission and differential with
correct weight lubricants. (Limit 6 lbs.)
4. Giving your car a complete chassis
lubrication.
5. Checking front wheel bearings.
6. Testing battery with hydrometer.
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Rosewall Motor Co.