4 Heppner Gazette Times, March 22, 1 945
EDITORIAL . .
that applicants approved from now GET YOUR SIX PLY PASSENGER
on will have very little chance of car tires from Rose wall Motor
getting a bath tub. Company's large stock.
Opportunity for Service
There must be someone in Heppner or im
mediate vicinity who is qualified to take over
the duties of Boy Scout leader. In all probabil
ity the position will be open in a few weeks as
the incumbent, John H. Fuiten has been accept
ed for military service and may be called up
any time after April 1. If someone will step for
ward now and take a course in scouting under
Mr. Fuiten it will lighten the burdens of the
Scout council and enable the boys to carry on an
unbroken schedule.
The local Scouts have made commendable
progress since Fuiten has been their leader. And
the, funny part about it is that he had had no
previous experience in Scouting just a desire ;
to help the boys and being gifted with a .talent
for working with them. He has paved the way
for another to step in and carry on to even great
er heights. If you have a yen to work with boys
here's your opportunity to do a real community
service.
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The French have a word for it. It seizes you
by the schnozzola and spreads from there to oth
er portions of the head, making breathing next
to impossible. Then the tongue gets coated, one's
taster goes out of commission, the bones ache
and a cough develops. One minute you think
maybe you'll die and the next you're afraid you
won't die. After enduring these symptoms and
emotions for three or four days you arrive at
the conclusion that you will live and that you
have been having a case of Old fashioned grip
or to use the French term la grippe. That's
why ye scribe has been' in seclusion the, past
several days.
FIXING UP APARTMENTS
Mr. and Mrs.-B. C. Forsythe have
taken temporary quarters in the
residence property they and Mrs.
Edwin Dick recently purchased
from W. E. Straight, moving up the
first of the week from lone where
they have resided the past two
years. They are now engaged in al
tering the house to make severil
apartments, Mr. Forsythe being the
carpenter-in-chief.
APRON SALE AND TEA
The ladies of the Methodist mis
sionary society will hold a tea and
apron sale in the church parlors
from 2 to 5 o'clock Friday after
noon, March 23.
The proceeds will be used in
assisting with the expenses atten
dant upon the remodeling of their
church which will be - undertaken
soon.
HAYRIDE SCHEDULED
Having lost in the late war bond
drive at the high school, the Jun
ior class must now entertain the
rest of the school. Plans at the mo
ment call for a hay ride tomorrow
(Friday) evening, ultimate destina
tion the John Bergstrom farm
home. Confidentially,' Mrs. Berg
strom is a little overwhelmed at
the prospects of entertaining a hun
dred or so people all at one time,
but thinks it will be fun.
COOKERY CLUB ORGANIZED
The first meeting of the Lexing
ton Camp Cookery club was held
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
Adolf Majeski, March' 10,' 1945. Of
ficers were elected as follows:
President, Faye Cutsforth; vice
president, Deane Burrell; secretary,
Ingrid Herman; song leader Jo Mc
Mi'lan; reporter, June Van Winkle.
Make and Bake was the name de
cided upon for the club. Refresh
ments were served and games were
played afterwards.
NEW BATH TUBS
Fifty thousand new bath tubs
have been authorized for manufac
ture in 1945. The WPB believes
that enough applications have been
approved to more than cover the
entire authorised production, so
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ushers in
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a new
It's a lilting, light
hearted season
when we shed our
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our winter coats
and robe ourselves
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