8 Heppner Gazette Times, June 28, 1945
OREGON PUBLISHERS MEETING
IN ENGENE FRIDAY-SATURDAY
Newspaper publishers of Oregon
will hear reports on the war and
make plans for the future on Fri
day and Saturday in Eugene at the
58th annual meeting of the Oregon
Newspaper Publishers association.
Three spakers from Washington
D. C. and one from California will
"headline" the program which will
be bolstered by several Oregon
men speaking on various phases of
newspaper industry.
The Gazette Times head man left
early this morning to try to get
through to Eugene in time for the
entire program. He may have to
thumb his way, travel being what
it is. ; 1'fJ
Week-end gu'ests at the A. W.
Gammell ranch were their daugh
ter, Mrs. John DeMoss, and her
friends Mr. and Mrs. Keith How
land and their three boys, George
Star Reporter
Friday-Saturday, June 29-30
Here Come the Co-Eds
Abbott and Costello, Martha O'Dris
coll, Lon Chaney Jr., Charles Din
gle, Peggy Ryan, Donald Cook
Phil Spitalny and the Hour of
Charm AH Girl Orchestra
There's muttering around the old
campus, those boys are here again
and putting roars in the readin'
riotin' and rhythmatic! They're in a
class by themselves! PLUS
SADDLE LEATHER LAW
Action, spills, music, thrills with
Charles Starrett, Cannon Ball, Vi
Athens and Jimmy Wakely
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Bunday-Monday, July 1-2
Sudan
(In Technicolor)
Maria Montez, Jon Hall, Turhan Bey,
George Zncco, Andy Serine, Bobert
Warwick
Thrills as bold as the screen can hold
pede . . . desert nomads in dangerous
. . . wild horses in thundering stam
conquest ... a film of beauty and
adventure.
Tuesday, July 3
Let's Go Steady
Pat Farrish, Jackie Mono, June
Frelsser, Jimmy Lloyd, Arnold
Stang, Mel Tonne and the Meltonea,
Skinnay Ennia and orchestra
It has rhythms and romance and tunee
galore.
PLUS
Rough, Tough
and Ready
Victor McLaglen, Chester Morris, Jean
Bogers, Veda Ann Borg
An interesting comedy-drama centered
around the little known subject of the
part salvaging crews play in war work
Wednesday-Thursday, July 4-5
Belle of the Yukon
Bandolph Scott, Gypsy Bose Lee, Di
nah Shore, Bob Burns, Charles Win.
ninger, Florence Bates, Big Boy
Williams
A luscious Technicolor musical of that
rugged era when life in Alaska was
rowdy, rough and tumble. Also
"March on America'' and Community
Sing of Victory Songs.
Bobby and Pepper of Portland. Mr.
Howland is home on a leave from
the merchant marines.
Mrs. Oscar Borg of Portland is
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. G.
McCarty, and sisters, Mrs. Sadie
Sigsbee and Mrs. Muriel Rice.
County Clerk C. W. Barlow drove
to Pendleton Tuesday morning and
brought Mrs Barlow home from the
hosnital. Miss Helen Egan, nurse
of Pendleton, came with them and
will remain here a week to help
care for her father who has been
ill several months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins were
called to Naches, Wash., Saturday
night by the death of Mrs. Perkins's
uncle, Ore P. Hayes. Funeral ser-
Heppnr folks returned home that a
vices were held Monday and the
evening.
Bob Pinckney spent the week
end at home, coming from Portland
where he is working in the audit
ing .department of the head office
of the First Natioanl Bank of Port
land, to which post he recently was
transferred from the local branch
bank.
A WORD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the neighbors
who rushed to our place with their
equipment and brought the grass
fire under control before it could
spread to grain and buildings. Your
prompt action was most commend,
able.
Mrs. Florence Dalzell
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