Heppner Gazette Times, August 30, 1945 9
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Get Your Tickets Early!
Admission prices to the 21st Annual
Annual Heppner Rodeo:
Friday: One general admission $1.75
Plus Federal Tax 35c; Total .; .$2.10
Saturday-Sunday: Reserved seat. $2.00
Plus Federal Tax 40c; Total $2.40
General admission Friday and Saturday
$1.50; plus Fed'l tax 30c; Total $1.80
Make your reservations at
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Recognition Given
Volunteer Corps
By Service Panel
Recognition for services render
ed during the war was given vol
unteer workers Monday evening at
a meeting sponsored by the commu
nity servicec panel of the Hepp
ner board of the OPA. The meet
ing was held in the dining room of
the Church of Christ and was pre
sided over by Mrs. Irl Clary, cjhair
man of the sponsorin panel.
Mayor J. O.. Turner was intro
duced and gave a short talk on the
object of the meeting and then pre
sented the speaker of the evening,
Mary A. Jones. At the close of her
speech Miss Jones presented via
tory pins. One of the recipients,
Henry Baker, was an original mem
ber of the tire board and received
three Vs. P. A. Mollahan and Mrs.
Ed Burchell were awarded two-V
pins, and one-V pins went to the
following: Mrs. William Barcla,
Fred Ross, Mrs." Alva Jones, Mrs.
Isabelle Lawrence, Mrs. Harvey
Miller, Mrs. D. M. Ward, Conley
Lanham. and Roy Quackenbush.
Scrolls and board pins were
awarded to Mrs. Sara McNamer
(member of the original board), R.
L. Benge, Terrell Benge, Mrs. C. P.
Brown, Mrs. Irl Clary, O. W. Cuts
forth, L. E. Dick. G. W. Gertson,
Mrs. Clive Huston, Conley ' Lan
ham, Rev. Francis McCormick, Mrs.
Pat Mclntyre, Roy Quackenbush,
Mrs. R. B. Rice. R. B. Rice, W. B.
Rice, Mrs Vera Rietmann, Fred A.
Ross, Mrs. Fred Ross, J. A. Troed
son, Dr. L. D. Tibbies, La Verne
Van Marter and Mrs. D. M. Ward.
Volunteer awards: Mrs. Emma
Evans. Mrs. James Davis.
Honorable mention: Mrs. Pat Mc
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Indications point to a large attendance from
outside points. More housing facilities are needed
as hotel facilities are very largely taken up with
the daily run of business and will not be in a po
sition to accommodate many rodeo visitors. It is
expected that people living within easy riding
distance will not seek rooms in town and in this
way contribute to the housing of others coming
i rum a distance.
From all reports there will be ample food on
hand. Regular dinners may not be available but
there will be enough to eat. Lowering of point
values on meats and fats will aid the situation for
the restaurants and special stands and it is safe to
say no one will go away hungry.
It is too soon after the war to get everything
running in normal condition but the rodeo associ
ation is doing everything possible to stage the
show in true western fashion. Heppner will be on
its toes to sustain a well deserved reputation for
days this has crystallized and the perspective is
one to spell three days of lively entertainment.
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home for the family.
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