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Heppner Gazette Times, May 23, 1946 1 1
cific. This information was released J Miss Forster is a member of the
by Ray's father, George McDuffee, . senior class and will receive her di
who was in Heppner Monday. Ray ! pbma tomorrow night,
is now on Kwajalein island where j Ture Peterson is again at his ac
preparations are being made for customed place at the Central Mar
the momentous event. j jct fr peterson has recovered
j from the serious injuries he suf-
Beverly Forster is empoyed as(fcrod jn a car accident several
bookkeeper in the Central Market, ' weeks ago in Hermiston.
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Tot's Seersucker
Sun Suits
70c and $1.05
Suspender shorts or short
bib styles. Sizes 2 to 6.
2-piece Play Suits
Button on style in colorful
prints or stripes
$4.98
Gabardine Shorts
Pleated back and front style.
White.
$2.45
3.98
HALTER and
SHORT SETS
Choose blue or a red seer
sucker. Juvenile
Boy's Shorts $1.00
Cool and a chance for a good
sun tan. (Sizes 2 tot 8.
Girl's 2-Piece
Play Suits
Cool check cottons in sizes
8 to 16.
$2.98
Girl's
Print Skirts
Elastic waist for fit. Sus
pender styles. Cool cotton
prints. Sizes 4 to 8
$2.59
Tlie following schedule of lect
ures by Fr. Francis Jelinek, Paul
ist missionary's been announced.
Sunday May 26, Life Worth Liv
ing; Monday, May 27, Life's Great
est Tragedy; Tuesday May 28 The
Marriage Problem; Wednesday,
May 29, The Real Presence; Thurs
day, May 30, Why Iam a Catholic;
Friday, May 31 Tomorrow wnatr
At lone the following lectures will
be given June 1, Reason for Exis
tence; June 2, Spiritual Blackout;
Monday, June 3, The Church of
God."
The lectures will be delivered at
the evening service at 8 p. m. every
evening during the mission. The
public is cordially invited to hear
the above topics discussed. There
will also be a question box. Ques
tions dropped into it will be fairly
and courteously answered.
THOMAS BOYD COPENIIAVER
Chapel services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at the Phelps
Funeral Home for Thomas Boyd
Copenhaver, 42, whose death oc-j
curred Saturday at Lexington. O.
Wendell Herbison, pastor of the
Heppner Church of Christ, officiat
ed and music was provided by Mrs.
Clyde Dunham. Interment was
made in the Heppner Masonic ce
metery. Mr. Copenhaver was born Nov.
21, 1903 in Lexington, being the
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Copen
haver who farmed in that vicinity
for a number of years. He had been
employed in Umatilla county the
past two years and was spending
the week-end at Lexington when
death came. He is survived by four
brothers, Lonnie of Orland, Calif.,
Edgar of San Mateo, Caif., Law
rence and Lee of .Grants Pass, and
two sisters, Ethel Swift of Athena
and Stella Ely of Portand.
ASSIGNED TO A-BOMB TEST
Lt. Col. Ray McDuffee, former
Heppner resident, has been assigned
to the A-bomb test which is to- be
made off Bikini island in the Pa-
TEN SPEC
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Gcrber's Baby Foods 3 for 23c
Van Camp's Beans in tomato sauce 1 1c
Van Camp's Beans in tomato sauce 1 lc
3 for 32c
R. & W. Sweet Peas, No. 2's, 3 for 43?:
R. & W. Tomato Juice, No. 2's 12c
Fresh Tomatoes, 1 lb. cartons ... ...29c
Nestle's Evaporated Milk
Tall cans 6 for 43c
Here's Health Vegetable Juice
46 ounce cans 43c, 2 for 85c
Flavor Crest Tomatoes, large size 18c
Dinette Mixed Vegetables
No. 2's 4 for79c
Asparagus Spears, Fancy packed. ...44c
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Phone 1512 Lexington, Oregon
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Is Again In Operation
Using two new 1946 Airplanes
An Aerpnca "Champion"
For Student Training
and an
All Metal Luscombe "Silvaire"
For Training and Charter Flights.
Phone 37F3 Lexington
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