December 13. 1945
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T-TA HEARS DISCUSSION
OF BETTER SCHOOLS
The Heppner branch of the P. T.
A. met Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Lucy Rodgers and Supt George A.
Corwin spoke on "Better Schools
and Better Education." The display
was work done by the pupils in
their language art class.
Mrs. Christianson's room was re
therefore it will have the party,
presented by the most mothers
The hostesses who served refresh
ments at the close of the meeting
were Mrs. Harold Hill, Mrs. Wm.
Cunningham and Mrs. Theodore
Smith.
VACATIONING IN PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lucas went to
Portland Friday where on Satur
day Mrs. Lucas attended a state
convention of the Oregon Council
of Republican Women, she being
chairman of the Heppner unit. They
expect to remain in the city for
two weeks.
DEAN T. GOODMAN
PASSES AT SALEM
Brief announcement of the death
of Dean T. Goodman at Salem
Monday was contained in Thurs
day's Oregonian. Goodman, former
garage operator in Heppner has
been cashier in the main office of
the secretary of state since 1935
and that office was closed Wed
nesday afternoon during the funer
al hour.
Goodman was associated with
John Vaughn in operating the
Heppner garage now managed by
Charles Vaughn.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our apprecia
tion for the words of sympathy and
acts of kindness, for the cars pro
vided and for the many beautiful
floral tributes, and to the American
Legion and veterans of World War
II for their part in the memorial
service for our beloved Lewis.
The Osmin family
Turkey Shoot
AT
Dykstra Place
on Balm Fork
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Bring guns, ammunition and targets
Three-shot string measure
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Shopping Is
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When you can get a satisfying
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OUR 35c LUNCHEON
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