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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, June 22, 1950
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Republicans Meet
And Organize For
Coming Campaign
Realizing that work will be
needed in the forthcoming state
election, Chairman George N. Ely
of lone called a meeting of com
mitteemen and committeewomen,
as well as interested party mem
bers, at the Elkhorn restaurant
Monday evening and effected an
organization to carry on party
activity during the campaign.
Mr. Ely had hoped that he
might be relieved of the job as
chairman but could not convince
other members of the group that
they should elect someone in his
place. In the election that fol
lowed discussion relative to or
ganization, he was re-elected to
the post. Mrs. Bradley Fancher
was chosen as vice-chairman;
Mrs. Omar Rietmann as secre
tary, and Omar Rietmann as
treasurer. Monday evening, July
10 was chosen as the date of the
next meeting with the Elkhorn
as the meeting place, at which
time the chairman will make his
committee assignments.
Because of harvest activities
and other matters claiming the
attention of the people it was
decided to defer active campaign
work until the first of September.
Several of those present expres
sed their views relative to the
state campaign, stressing the
need for work in behalf of the
Republican nominees for gov
ernor and congress.
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STAR
I REPORTER
E Thu.-Fri..Sat., June 22-23-24
THE GREAT DAN PATCH
Dennis O'Keefe, Gail Russell, Ruth War- :
rick, Charlotte Greenwood, Henry :
E Hull, John Hoyt.
E Ycur heart will race with every pace of E
E The Great Dan Patch ... a sure winner :
E then ... a sure winner now! Horse flesh :
E at ils best.
PLUS E
Powder River Rustlers E
E A Rocky Lane western. E
E Sunday-Monday, June 25-26
FRANCIS 1
Donald O'Connor. Patricia Medina, Zasu
Pitts, Ray Collins, John Mclntire ... E
E and Francis.
I The riotious tale of a talking army mule,
whj adopted a dumb 2nd Looie, drove 3
E generals nuts, and played footsie with
E a luscious Mata Hari! From the David E
Stern book that panicked millions of E
G. I.'s. s
E Tuesday-Wednesday, June 27-28 I
1 TO LATE FOR TEARS I
E Lizabeth Scott. Dan Duryea Don DeFore,
E Arthur Kennedy. E
E From the shock -packed pages of Roy E
Huggins' Saturday Evening Post serial E
story that electrified all its readers! In
E one terrifying moment she realized what E
she had done ... yet it was too late to E
turn back ... too late for tears!
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FORMER RESIDENT DIES resident of Heppner, learned that
A communication from Owen I the mortuary having charge of
Maris of Portland conveyed in-ithe body could give little infor
formation of the death of Glenn jmation except that the deceased
Willingham in that city on June: was born in Heppner and that
20. Mr. Maris, himself a former he was 66 years old.
Willingham is quite well re
membered here by some of the
older generation. Mr. Maris re
called that he went to school
with him and believed Lou Bisbee
and Orve Rasmus were others.
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The new telephones put in daily mean more value for all. You can reach more people... more can reach you.
HE'S MAKING YOUR TELEPHONE A BETTER BARGAIN
How your service grows more useful as we add new telephones
t TELEPHONE
: GROWTH
1950
4,084,000
HtEPHOHES
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1940
1,982,000
TELEPHONES
1. In the ten busiest years we ever had, the West's
population jumped more than fifty per cent. Tele
phone service grew even faster ... the number of
telephones at work in the West has doubled. And
we built this new system in the face of inflated
postwar costs. ..for we can't, in contrast with most
businesses, defer the addition of plant just because
the cost is high.
3. As a part of a bigger system, your telephone
is a bigger value today.. .particularly when you con
sider the low rates you pay for service. Long dis
tance telephone rates actually decreased between
1940 and 1946. And, while the increases in local
and long distance rates since 1946 vary, the average
for the territory we serve has been only 27 per cent.
Your telephone still gives you a big value for your
budget dollar. It's one of today's best bargains.
Pacific Telephone
2. You may never call this particular telephone...
but it's pretty certain you will want to call or hear
from some of the telephones we're adding. As the
West grows, new people come into your town . . .
others move their homes and businesses ... so it is
necessary for us to do our best to keep pace with the
growth of your community to make sure you can call
whom you want, when you want.
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FOOD UP
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CLOTHING
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COST OF
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AVERAGE
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AN OMMISSION
In listing the names of the
donors to the "first baby layette"
last week the name of Heppner
Flower Shop was omitted. The
Jay Cee-ettes hereby make their
apology. The gift was a beautiful
bouquet.
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