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MCrrHCt CAZETTtTlMtt. TTawrs4rr. Hwwbt M. GAZETTE-TIMES MOtlOW COURT I S KrWtFAf tl Tht llrppnrr (UiHt. estabUshrd March Times established hoverober 11. 1SJT. Coru.oiiJatc4 rebruary 11. 1912. OITOIIAll LI IVIfAPII f fllllRIII ClIOOAtlOH NATION At ipiTOIIAll BCIXK K. IHCtMAN jUaociote lbUhf Slnele OPY 10 Cents. Published WtSXXT A. tHMMAM Cdlloc cad PvbiUIf V.T.nd Bt .1 uSTKrt 6Wce at Hefner. Ore.on. as Second CUm Matter. Chaff od Chatter Wes Sherman Thanks-giving' is Something You Do! r tha EV. MtLVDf DIXON (Ed. Ne: This juest editorial by member ot the Ministerial Association Is presented In the wtm " lUhed ot having a minuter write an edltoral at the time of aome of our holidays). For several centuries Americans have celebrated f"n Intended as special observance for the expression of our frail tude to Almighty God for His bounteous mercies. In all history, I doubt whether any ration hat been o affluent, saturated with unprecedented mundane b esslncs. There has developed In our culture, however, a creeping am nesia; the sense and acknowledgement of our gratefulness dim Intshtng In Inverse ratio to that which we possess. U t too easily have forgotten from Whom this all has come! You and I have nothing apart from the directive or permissive will ot Cod. And especially during this Thanksgiving season, may our gratitude rrystallze Into something we do! Giving Thanks Is something more than a murmur of the lips or a vague feeling of satisfaction for the things that we have but a purposeful direction of the heart: body. mind, and soul: the Intellect, volition, and emotions, offering praise to the Lord for His goodness. Thanksgiving is something we do! For Instance: The moments of "grace- prior to the sumptuous dinner. (Every meal Is a miniature Thanksgiving when pre ceded by our prayer). The overflow from the souls depths for home and family, and tender relationships. If life Is any other than this, it Is not God's fault His transforming power can enable us to live the -abundant life." for which we can be grate fuL and thereby commit ourselves to the redemption through Jesus Christ our Lord. Good food In the midst of the world 1 1 want, shelter in the time of storm, adequate clothing for our bodies, the measure of health we enjoy, for life itself, for special Divine Providence In countless ways words fall me to properly enumerate further blessings. ...... All of this calls for a response In rededlcation of our ery souls to Him who has made our nation great, because Thanks giving Is really something we do! . Charles Stork. American educator and writer has accordingly expressed his gratitude: God. You have been too good to me, You don't know what you've done. A clod's too small to drink In all The treasure of the sun. The pitcher fills the lifted cup And still the blessings pour They overbrim the shallow rim With cool refreshing store. You are too prodigal with Joy, Too careless of Its worth, To let the stream with crystal gleam Fall wasted on the earth. Let many thirsty lips draw near And quaff the greater part! There still will be too much for me To hold in one glad heart Have a Joyful and grateful Thanksgiving! Memn w. Dixon " - 4. X THIS IS the lime f vear that tu can make cl n that re dilution to do ur Christmas showing early. When Thanks- givirir ts over, tne iransmun iu the Christmas season will come quickly, and It would be food to ret the fob don rifiht aav. Ilepiwr'a Christmas Opening will be Saturday, and the selee lions of merchandise will be at their best. How nice It would be to Ret your shopping done and then relax and forget about "'Again, we expect to see every one have a lot of fun with the puetnir contest. visiting with Xtr. & Claus. and so on. llopP- ner's the place to be Saturday and we hop all the home folks will cet out and loin the fun downtown, too, PSYCHOLOGISTS H know about raviova uog ana in eiTt ments In conditioned response. Somehow, when w think ot the Chamber of Commerce lunch eons, we are reminded of Pav lov and his dog. Tavlov rang a bell every time he fed his dog In his condition Ing experiments. Soon, because the dog associated the bells ringing with food. evrym Pavlov ranir bell, the dog would com rushing up. expec ting to be fed. So It Is with the C of C and the fire whistle. Every time It blows on Monday the C of C members rush to the Wagon Wheel to be fed. Strangely enough. It didm blow Monday for some reason, and the poorest attendance was on hand of any in the past sev eral months with only 19 out! ONE WOULD have expected that politics could be forgotten when the general election was 'over. But another torm oi pol itics Is now entering the news picture on the sports front the University of Southern Calif ornia's campaign to get Its team Into the Rose Bowl. Oregon State u nas ine oesi record of coast teams, but as L. H. Gregory of the Oregonian said pessimistically Tuesday. It would be a fairly safe bet that USC will walk off with the marbles. Only a dismal showing woum derstand that they don't ronll-r Oregon Stat "si-ecta c u I a r enough" to play In the Koae lkwL Th XUavritt have on of th best defensive teams In the school's history, and we're COMMUNITY I I BILLBOARD V proud t- av that IltiM U a big irt tl that tfelena. In ueavris laie gum un tu moi than Iho UHuhdowitt to anv Irani. tf-lding two each Hi Swaruae am. I Imllana at the same tint m hatklng them 3113 and 24 I. and tuo t, St an tor. I while los ing. It! l 7. Tn Indians did all a lifld goal to their total. All the rest of their oppon ents scored one touchdown- eath acl"M ust,. Iru hiding Color ad Baylor, Washington, Idaho, Washington Stat and Oregon. Southern fa I gave up three touchdowns 1 California, and two earn t Oklahoma. Mlchl gan Mate, Ohio Mate. Washing Ion and IVl.A. They gave up 0 to Stanford. They held 1 4dn ado ntnel-s and gave Ul 7 to Ceotgla I'SC Kt to MLhlgan Siale. 17 7; Oh I. Mate. It 0; Washington. 14 13; and they should lose to Noir pant Sat urday. A victory In the final would give them the Hon Howl for sure, even though OSU'a rec old would still I belter, but they also have It figured now so that If Ihev even put Ui a goiHl show ing' agalnsl Notr I Mm, they will nudge OSU out iif the plt-lur. S. If tfk: has Its w ay. political might make right. Its U bad that the two teams can't lay for the rlghMo enter the bowl. BE 11ASY on that Thanksgiving turkey tomorrow, Dame despite OSU's against Notre keep them out. better record. So any local fans who have dreams of making a New Year s tHn cinth tn see Dick Ruhl per form in the bowl better not buy their tickets too quickly. Th niH Parlfle coast confer- aw krnlia tin uhpn th OreffOH teams started making too good showing ana oegan wnacmnK the California teams which N..Mn ctant tn takff a liekinlT. Now that they have condescend ed to let the Oregon teams dsck in. It Is starting all over again. Rv hook or crook. Southern Cal will come up with a case that will make It rougn on vregon State. It is a pretty sure thing that politics, more than sports logic, will make tne oecision. we un Coming Etrentt CHRISTMAS OPENING Saturday. November 2S Santa arrives down town Heppner. 1 pm. Enter window guessing con testaover worth In prizes. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE First session. Remembering Names." Tuesday. Dee. 1. 7 .10 p.m. Episcopal Parish Hall. Open to public. lONE COMMUNITY FESTIVAL Sunday. Doc. 6. 12:30 to 4:30 p m. Willows Grange hall. Ham dinner. 12:30 to 2:00. COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING SERVICE Wednesday. November 25, 7:30 p.m. Church of the Nazarene Public cordially Invited. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Friday, Saturday. Dec. 4 and 5 High school multipurpose room. "Green Valley. Tickets 51. 50c. SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY C. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency P. a Box 247 TB. C7S-K2S RtVf)fQ9V Cootl nmvii for pnlliil pooplc. Thu : IIuIcUm nro In iroIiulon nl" And lain of mnv IIuIi Uk nr on lliclr w ny lo un. Help un Ncncl .vour f nvorllo on Un wny lo you. Come In nnd orUT llic Hull k you wnnl. im wlocat i cm. srotr court And you"Il noon bo driving llio rnr you w aited for. a tows iocai wisotiru suics ouaia auisotmo iuics wm tn im :. FARLEY MOTOR CO. May and Chase, Hcppncr, Ore ! Here's t I This Year Be Different . . . Don't settle for trinket;, trappings or tinseL Give your wife a gift shell appreciate that will last through the Tears KNIGHTS BEFORE CHRISTMAS t A Yip, Siinita, m - GIVE An Electric Appliance! 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