Sewing Classes
Begin October 31
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In Guv-, nn tf Mr. n4
Mrs, Jhn Uir vt Itaniman
wrt rtvvr.t JnJuiier Ir.ij the
Army anl are now (juwr4 at
It tlj. Cal.f , tthrf thry are
kj s0 s-:
At Fair
taking thrir bii? tramm
Jeke liMMig to ! Mb a4
Urt irtry fcvir.n cf U-t end
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Ham- in tmaWlri: I r
Con You Find
Yourself Here -Now
Or later?
As 21-3V I cant eat now.
I'm Jut EPitinf my start In lif.
I don't make lot ct. nJ I'm
rndilisl to a little fun hil I'm
young. Ttiiro U plenty of lime.
Walt until I start making a llttl
rnur. Thm 1 11 save.
Ace 30 4.WI can't aave now
I've t?t a r rowing family on my
hand. ChiMrcn and a huun cot
a lot of money. It takei all I
have to keep them Rome. Aa
soon aa they are a little ulJer,
It'll ct !. Then I II aave.
Ace 45 55 I can't aave now
I've ut two children In college.
It's all I can do to pay their ex
in-dm. In fact. I had to borrow
for their tuition last fall. Thli
la the most extensive period In
a man's life. I can't aave a
penny.
Ace 55 65 I can't aave now. 1
know I should. But things arent
breaking; like they were. It's not
tany for a man my njre to step
out and get a better Job. I'll
have to ride along where I am,
Maybe something will break.
Age C5 I can't save now.
We're living with my son and
his wife. My 59 a week from
Social Security doesn't go far. I
wish I had started saving twenty
years ago, but It's too late now.
You can't save when there's no
Income.
C. W. "Bill" Lavine
Insurance Agency
Heppner Hotel Bid?.
Phone 6-9923
Heppner. Oregon
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UtATCH TVS $HA' WcOi feo
Lexington Notes . . .
Charles Lallowell from Cas
cade Locks was a visitor In Lex
ington this werk.
Miss Donna Barnctt Is a pa
tient In Memorial Hospital in
Heppner this week.
Thursday of last week Mrs.
Armln Wihlon entertained with
a tlrthday party for her daugh
ter. Mrs. Barbara Rogers. Those
Dresent were Donna and Lisa
Cutsforth, Mrs. Clarence Whalen.
Mrs. Mary Owens and Delpha
Jones.
Mrs. Clarence Whalen ana
Mrs. Mary Owens from Custer,
Wash., have spent two weeks at
the home of their sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rogers.
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CLEAKAWCE
of MEN'S SUITS
VALUES FROM $47.50 TO SG9.50
for only
MICHAELS-STERN and CURLEE
FAMOUS BRAND NAMES YOU KNOW I
Right when you need It the MOST, you can get your new
Fall suit for the LEAST!
5 O ONLY a limited selection of Worsteds, Gabardines,
Flannels, and Sharkskins. All are In the stylish, single
breasted models.
CHECK THE CHART BELOW FOR YOUR SIZE
SIZE SHORT REGULAR LONG
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39 3 16 2
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42 1
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SALE DATES OCT. 28 TO NOV. 3 ONLY
Wilson's Mens Wear
The Store of Personal Serrlce
u c 0.,a Heppner
brinir t.lf-rHl M "'
ii-rrttiii in Wrnlntf l baU"
prltu-tplee ot cwiii. r.r.urc
i:.ihr Klrmi. mojivw ,u.ij
'extennion agnt.
Mr. ASlM-rt wttjrni. M''i'i"'.
and Mr. 1- A MiVal. Un. rx
tenlon unit projoot lir who
i,.k Ir-wmaklni I irjinmi
?fr,tm Ml WMi'SArd Strufcrt
OSC clothing apw-Wiwi. win con
duct this workshop at the Hop
i.nrr fair pavilion beE"'"tf Oc
t..vrr 31. Wi'iwn attending tlu-e
four all lay routing win com
ni.'t a rtttorrlre. ..
-Tho prlmipU-s tsught are the
fn.in.tiii.in lor all sewing." tat-i
Wirml. "Good standard
f.f jichlevement will be estab
lished and almpliflt'l methods
and development f ktlla will
he eneouraced.
Interested women are a-ked to
contact the county agent a oinoe
the Gilliam A BUbe build
Inc. by OctolH'r 2$. r phone
6 !042 if they wish to enroll In
thl tH-glnnlng sewing, urges the
extension agent.
Mrs. Merrltt Gray. Heppner
cloihnlg leader, has lined up a
full evening class In Dressmak
Ing I which will start October 25
at the home economics room of
the Heppner school.
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"Her wit a mlavte Mlstetl Did yo aT
Faul Pettyjohn U flTtn PtliO abee
lutely fte. te aay pita In the looe. Lev
Inton. AtUngtoa. Ole ojo4 Blaleck eseest
And ell yen hart te do U purchase new
Central Oil ftrea furnace be tore De JL
I960.
Whee. wbatta dealt I'm en my way tight
new te ot my furnace. Cheats here te
keep warm too. ya know I "
See Your Locol Dealer For The Furnace Of
Your Choice, And Give Us A Call For Your $82.50.
PAUL PETTYJOHN COMPANY
Shell Oil Products
18 4 H Green Stamps on 30 day accounts
lone. Ore.
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Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. David Fluaitt says about electric living:
"It's wonderful living with electricity
and it costs so little . . . only 34C a day!"
28
ELECTRIC
APPUAKCES
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34'
APAV
All these electric appllaneti serva the Plualtt
family for Just M dally t
ERanue
Q: Water Heater
cRefrlgerator
Gl Food Freezer
0 Washer
Television
, Radios 2
Irons 2
Watte Disposal
, Vacuum Onnor
Food Mixer
t Furnace Motor
Coffee Maker
0 Toasier
$ Sandwich Grill
Sewing Machine
0 Electric Drill
fj Shaver
XEIectric Polisher
fXLIghtlno
Slide Projector
0 Corn Poppir
Electric Clock
fXRecord PIyers-2
Q Exterior Lighting
You Live Better. . . Electrically
HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES
WORK FOR YOU IN YOUR. HOME?
"I love to bake, and bread is one of my specialties. It's so
easy to bake just right in our modern electric oven. We have
28 electric appliances altogether, and for all the work they
do, 34$ a day is a marvelous bargain 1"
Like Mrs. Fluaitt, thousands of PP&L customers are-using
lots of electricity these days. In fact the average Pacific
Powerland homemaker is using twice as much electricity as
the national average!
See your electric appliance dealer right away and live
better electrically. Make full use of PP&L electric
service today's biggest value!
PACIFIC POWER.
&LIGHT COMPANY
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