4 Heppner Gazette Times, November 22, 1945
EDITORIAL . . .
Much To Be Thankful For
When, in the memory of any livin? person,
has there been a time in which there has been so
much to be thankful for as we in America have on
this 22nd day of November 1945? If one were
to list the items it would require far more space
than is available in this column and besides there
would not be time to make a complete job of it.
Since a shortage of space prohibits use of many
words, brevity is in order.
' Our greatest joy comes from the fact that we
are observing this Thanksgiving day in a spirit of
peace. It is the first time in four years that we
have been able to give thanks for the blessings
we have received without fear of a knock at the
door or ring of the telephone that might mean bad
tidings. It is the first time in four years that many
of us have been privileged to have loved ones
about the Thanksgiving table who spent interven
ing Thanksgivings in distant lands under condi
tions that about the only thing they could be
thankful for was being alive, with the hope that
they would one day return to the scenes of their
earlier days in a land that had its inception in the
minds and hearts of men who sought the right to
live as free men and to worship God as their con-
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Most folks in America annually have found cause
for Thanksgiving . . . But none of them ever have
been more grateful than we war weary folks this
November who offer a thousand thanks that the
gruesome cost of lives is over, that our brave boys
are coming home and we hope perpetual peace is
now visible on the horizon.
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sciences dictated.
For these things we are truly
grateful and so long as we follow
in the faith of our forefathers,
ever guarding the principles of
democracy, we shall continue to
observe Thanksgiving day with
an ever-increasing appreciation
for that hardy little band of Pil
grims who sought a new land
whereupon to build a new kind of
government a free people's
government whose leaders would
be of their own choosing.
CHRISTMAS TREES as usual. Send
in orders for large trees. Others
will be in stock. Order your
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If we wish to express our
thankfulness to those who gave
their all that we might continue
to live in a free land we should
show that appreciation in a sub
stantial manner by buying a Vic
tory bond.
EXAMINER COMING
A traveling examiner of operat
ors and chauffeurs is scheduled to
arrive in Heppner Tuesday, Nov.
27 and will be on duty at the court
house between the hours of 10 a. m.
and 4 p. m. according to an an
nouncement released from the sec
retary of state's office.
A joint meetig of the Pendleton
Heppner Knights of Columbus was
held Sunday at St. Patricks church,
attendance. The ladies of the church
Approximately 100 men were in
served a turkey dinner following
the meeting.
Bertell Mason Jr Pho Mlc of lone
has been honorably discharged from
the naval service seperation center,
Bainbridge, Md.
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A wartime worker
1 needs every bit of
energy which a
nutritious meal
supplies. Stop in E
before your regu-
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work prepared to E
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