8 Heppner Gazette Times, December 21, 1944
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS HERE
Wallace Rockwell of Seattle will
arrive Saturday to spend Christmas
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. H.
Rockwell. Dr. Rockwell's other
children are in the service. Charles,
formerly in charge of hydro-electric
plant in Los Angeles, now in
training at Camp Wolters, Tex.
Margaret Rockwell is in training at
the Area-QYSN hospital, Sampson.
N. Y.'
BATTLES SLICK HIGHWAY
Frank Turner drove to Portland
Sunday on a business mission. He
was accompanied to . the city by
Mrs. Joe Hughes and John Skuzes
ki, the . former going to Salem to
bring her daughter Mary Olive
home for the holidays and Skuzes
ki going to San Francisco to spend
the holidays with his son Walter
and to take a rest for a few weeks.
Returning from Portland, Turner
was accompanied by Mrs. Hughes
and daughter to HeJpner and by
Terrell Benge as far as The Dalles
where he picked up his own car.
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HERE MONDAY NIGHT
Coming for the Eastern Star
Masonic installation Monday eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Thomas of La Grande, former resi
dents here and members of the lo
cal orders.'
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THE COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION,
THROUGH THE MORROW COUNTY AAA OF
FICE, IS OFFERING THE FOLLOWING GRAIN
BINS FOR SALE
34 UNERECTED NORTHWEST PRODUCTS BINS: size 18' di
ameter by 15' high, capacity 3340 bushels Price $250
1 UNERECTED ECONOMY BIN: size 16'xl6'xl 6', capacity
3000 bushels Price $225
8 ERECTED ALLADIN BINS: size 10'xl4'x24' capacity 2820
bushels Price $290
(Arrangements can be made with Albert Schunk, Heppner, for moving these bins intact).
The uncertainty of conditions affecting the movement of the 1944 grain crotp out of storage before the
1945 harvest, and the urgent need for these bins in other areas have prompted the Commodity Credit
Corporation to make this offer. If the bi are not sold locally before March 1, they will be ship
ped to other areas where the storage problem is critical.
A limited amount of lumber is also being offered for sale. Anyone interested in the purchase of
the purchase of bins or lumber should contact the
COUNTY AAA OFFICE AT HEPPNER
PEN N EY'S
YEAR END CLEARANCE
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Coats A, minine Slickers
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Giris Dresses r
Winter Reduced!
CoatS All high grade f? S
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Womens J6 House Coats
BlOUSeS Just five left
5oc ns $i-oo
Non-rationed OllarS Womens
Shoes 25c 35c-70c Purses 50c
Friuay-5aturday Dec. 22-23
Sergeant Mike
The swell story of the friendship
between a soldier and a dog named
Mike. This feature replaces Kansas
City Kitty originally scheduled
for these pfaydates.
PLUS-
Black Hills Express
Don Barry, Wally Vernon
Packed to the brim with exciting six
gun action
Saturday, Sec 23 .
Children's Annual
Free Christmas Show
at 2 p. m.
This show is sponsored each year by
tue Heppner Elks' lodge and the Star
Theater. On the program will be a
Smiley Burnette action film and gooi
short subjects.
Sunday, Dec. 24 ONE DAY ONLY
I Love a Soldier
Paulette Goddard, Sonny Tufts, Beu-
lah Bondl, Barry Fitzgerald.
A gay, gallant and reckless love story.
Monday, Dec. 25
The Merry Monahans
Donald O'Connor, Peggy Byan, Jack
Oakie, Ann Blyth, Rosemary De.
Camp, John Miljan, Isabel Jewell
Familiar ballads and amusing vaude
ville turns in an appealing and hu
morous musical comedy.
Tuesday, ' Dec. 26
Summer Storm
George Sanders, Linda Darnell, Ann
Lee, Hugo Haas, Edward Everett
Horton
An achievement in fine characteriza
tions, the story is based on an Anton
Chekov story of love and weakness and
hate in a changing world.
Wednesday-Thursday, Dec. 27-28
ecoach
John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Thomas
MitclieU, John Carraaine, Andy D
vine A re-issue, "Stagecoach" is on the list
of the ten best pictures ever made. It
is a thrill and action triumph of th
most exciting journey the west ever
saw.
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