8 Heppner Gazette Times, February 1, 1945
Life Memberships
Now Available in
E 0 Wheat League
$5. Life membership cards pre be- nie Girl Scout troop 2 heard the
ing prepared and will be ready for reading of "The Importance of
distribution soon to those qualify- Good Penmanship" and spent some
ing for them, according to word time discussing the subject,
from Chas. (W. Smith, secretary. A letter written in 1824 was
iviore uian memum j . anuvvxi. 1.1 ia c
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hue memoersrups m me eastern a me Arlington meeting, muiua- uohn ana was given mm uy uic
Oregon Wheat league are now mg seVeral who took out life mem- late B. R. Patterson. The paper is
available under a new plan adopt- berships after the plan was adopt- yellow with age and the ink is
ed by the league at its annual meet- County committeemen are now brown but the letter is clearly le
ing in Arlington in December, an- contacting those who could not at- gible. It has been framed with glass
nounces Werner Rietmann, execu- ten(j session. Printed proceed- on both sides to make it readable
tive committeeman for Morrow mgs which include the addresses without handling the paper. Post
county. Many wheat growers had gjven and reports adopted at the age free is printed in one corner
been paying their dues in advance meeting will be distributed some me paper makes its own enve
and had expressed the desire for time late tnjs month. lope.
a lue membership option to oo LaSt vear Morrow county had xw
away with annual payments, says paidUp memberships in the wheat
Mr. Rietmann. league. Mr. Rietmann says he hopes
The life membership is strictly j. number can be equalled or ex
optional as the annual membership qqW m 1945,
m j. it. i-ii re l
See 01 $1 per year is sun in euect.
ON FURLOUGH Mrs. Carrie Burnham of Arling-
Pvt. James Healy is enjoying a ton was a guest Wednesday of an
short furlough from Camp Rob- old friend in Heppner, Mrs. Maggie
erts with his family here. Hunt. '
Following the program singing
games were played, with Harriet
Ball presiding at the piano. Clay
modeling also occupied part of the
time. The Brownies will meet next
For those who desire the life pay- BROWNIES READ IMPORTANCE 011 Feb.W.
ment, the following scale applies, OF GOOD PENMANSHIP CFNSUS ENUMERATORS IN
according to age: for those 20 to At their regular meeting, held in rnl
34 VPar inclusive. $25: 35 to 49. the basement of the Methodist .
tJT J CCJA Oj UlVlUOl V -V-j f MW W V V
$18; 50 to 64, $8; and 65 and over, church Saturday afternoon, Brow-
Star Reporter
TYilav-Snrtirlav. Feb.-2.3 Tuesday. Feb. 6
San Diego, I Love You The Hitler Gang
John Hall, Louise Albritton, Edward The inside story of 'the world's
Everett Horton, Eric Blore, Bus- greatest gangsters . . . with a cast
ter Keaton, Florence Lake so amazingly lifelike you won f be-
A delightful, zany comedy that will heve your eyes
win your immediate plaudits
Farm census enumerators are
badly needed in many outside dis
tricts of Morrow county, according
to Mrs. Lena E. Bowers, assistant
supervisor. This work can be ac
complished by anyone able to work
part time or full time. Anyone in
terested is asked to write the Bu
reau of census, Burns, Ore., which
will send an instructor to help.
Completion of this project is vital
t.n the farmers and businesses of
PLUS
Get Along
Littie Dogies
An exciting story of rancher vs bride By MlStOke
oilmen when the West was begin- tarame Dav. Alan Marshal. Mar
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Also FUN TIME, a Technicolor tne nation as mture piuuuuiu.
musical featurette with Eddie Foy rates may be determined by facts
learned rrom tne census, uie ui
rector stated.
Mrs. Bowers .spent several days
here last week and reports the
work is nicely started.
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Jr., Noel Neill and variety acts.
Wednesday-Thursday, Feb. 7-8
Bride By Mistake
release.
Capital Parade
sha Hunt, ' Allyn Joslyn
Buchanan
A pleasant surprise package mat eedin the sheriff is perform
veers from the beaten path at every f , f . . , . , .f
inrr o mmictorml rllltv and It. IS man
turn with hilarious results.
PLUS
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ine a ministerial duty and it is man
datory that he issue a certificate of,
Sunday-Monday. Feb. 4-5
The Imnnf-ienf- Years
. .. . . , Tin? MARrH nr- timt:- THR IITV. sale to each purchaser and make re
'tEaES .OWKMSir- ' , Wrf Proceeding, te count,
ley Grapewin, Jane Darwell Where is the German Air Force? clerk. Deeds by county courts in
The remarkable thing about this The work of the American Air Force such proceedings need not be ack-
comedy of marriage before combat based in England. The fliers por- nowiedge(j but must be attested by
... and combat after marriage . . . trayed are the ones who are doing count derk under county seai ac
is that seldom a solemn wprd is the job and it is thrillmg to see de b
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