Funeral Services Meld
For Roy Partlow, 42
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a CM lt altritilrtt lilt KUiT
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thry rimf ! IV-aMmaM lo ftiakr
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tu-vrral )rara. ai.l ai rry (
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arc two ilautfMi-r. I'atilt la I-
an. I Jan lUn. thrrr an, lty
J arm. Jr. Mu-harl I'aul n!
Itlchard Kirk, all i f Rartman; .
four troilu-f. John anl Virrvn
nf llilltxro. Stanley ' Burhank.;
lalif. an AHrt i Irtlgon; anl
irw atntrr. Mra, Wilbur UVIla
i5i,i t4 NrtUml
Mr. and Mm. Andre MTnmlrt-a
itlauilu ltllryl an-! ilauK'httr
Judy of Anchor a , AUKa.
Ml a wtfk at the home rl Mr.
LaTrti1rrr" prarxtparrnl. Mr
a ixl Mra Claud Wordm. and her
iarrnr. Mr. and Mr. One Hit
Icy. Thrv rni frm hr to
Ijirrdo. Tr . hin LaTomlrra
will Ik atatlonrd Hh thf U. S.
Air Forrr. Othrr vlilr at th
Wonlcn hfm vk-rre thlr wn
In law and dauchtrr. Mr. and
Mr. Dalla Kurthman and
dauuhlrr Talhy of I'ayHIr,
Idaho. ...
Mr. and Mr. Aim l.dward
and ilauKhtrr Marnrlla f
Ji-nnir. Idaho. vUttrd a Wilc
at th horn of thlr n In law
and dauKhirr, Mr. and Mr I'hll
ijiComlx.
IUHrnt vUltora at the home
tt Mr. and Mri r trr Mali wrrr '
Malz' alslfri, M William jorrn
i4 MollrM. III.. J-an Matx or Hit
hlng. Minn., Mm J. J. Jr)l l
Santa Ana. Calif, and Mrs. T
If IIrr.ii. n nf Portland.
Mr. Zor IUltlnK ha returned
knmK from monlh'a vlnll at
the homM of hrr n In law
and daughtrra. Mr. and Mra. Jim
Sullivan at San lw, Calif., and
Mr. and Mra. imight rarxrr ai
Alhambra. cam. . .
Mr. and Mm. Merrill Blftrk
and children Ronald. Pave, Crejf
n.t KhiOlnv rr liountlful. Utah.
were recent visitors at the home
of Blnck'a brother and ulster
In law, Mr. and Mm. Ronald
Black. Dave remained here to
visit a week.
Recent visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mr. Glen Moore were
Mr Moore' alaler. Mr. Kred
r..htnnn .r Ptirrtle Sorlnc. Al
lerta. and her mother, Nu. Ida
Slpple of Ronevllle. Calif. It wa
the first time the two ulsters had
seen each other in seventeen
UAIIN
Mrs. Bernard Boon and son
Pnrl of starbuck. Wn. visited
one day Inst week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. RoIHn Bishop.
Kathy Lclferman of Portland
visited last week at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. ana
Mrs. Donald Sledge. Week end
visitor was Mrs. Sledge's mother,
Mrs. John w. Anaerson oi wi
Mrs. Ruth Jones of Terry,
Iowa, visited a week at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. ueorge jones.
v nn,i Mr Flvin Klv and
daughter Eileen, accompanied
by their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kly and
sons Larry, Gary and Danny of
Seattle, Wn.. and Renee, Ricky
and Rena Ely or nermiwn,
Inur urk At Wallowa
Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
i.iilv. who aro spenaing tne
DUI1IIOV1 ll.-iv.
Dorothy Rash, who Is employ
A In Pnt-tlnnr! nnent the Week
end at the home of her parents,
. .r,4 Mra lfnrnlH Rash
Eileen Ely returned to Portland
...nu kn tn. ialt thla week.
Mr. and Mrs. WlUard Baker
were on a trip last week to
Glacier Fark. Mont., returning
to spend a few days at wanowa
Lake. ""
i-ranb Parmer former resident
here, visited friends here over
the week-end. irom meuwui-,
111. He Is on his way to Calif
ornia, from where he will go
to Korea to Bcrve wun me u.
Arm v
ri'Ll on,l Mark Callff Of Es-
tacada are visiting this week
at the home of their grana
mnthxr Mrs. Louise Enrwood.
Mr ana Mrs. Dean King are
ir.A.llnnlnn this ! If at Wal
Iowa Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Peck of Pendleton spent the
week-end with them there.
Mr. and Mrs. Urlm Messenger
and granddaughter, Judy Kay
Patrick, of Portland were week
end visitors at the home or
Messenger's father and step
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Messenger. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Brewer of
Hermiston, and their son and
daughter-tn-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brewer and children Kathy,
Janet, Christine and Don, Jr., or
Seattle, Wn. visited Monday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
West.
lt artvl Mm UmalJ Brm
ar I ftmll-r. Mr. M Mil XUMn
Vlaaln arvj J-Irt lUrtU ht
mctl It TfvdlHu t,
taturt ) l rrl")H
with
Families Meel Al Pasco Park
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Mr IJcftHl Uav, i4 iiy.
jtt Warirn. rttwr; an.4
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(li.rrrt I Mr ar. Mr Hut J.ih- M
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b tjttirtitan.
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Mr. r.4 Mr Gi In I aivl
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tun at U. C C Jirw-i hm,
lltartr CU!n un Urw ant
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Murn4 bm Kh lhm ftr
thrr ralui U4I,
Larry limJcin vt 11 d
)rf (rnt Ui -k n4 ltJ
Ma trrnta, Mr. an4 Mr AUnm
lUndrrton.
Mr. and Mr. Km Palmer
tU-iwia In Cun4-- on Satvlay.
Wold ha tern frrrltrd I
ll .lly prlirah ItU ht the
khlMW! f SrH-mrr 19 al
I pm.
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Silhouetto Special !
All Sunfan Lotions
And Jewelry
50 OFF
Phil's Pharmacy
niDAT AND
SATVHOAT ONLT
Silhouette Special!
BOYS' AND MEN'S
mm Sms
ONE-THIRD OFF
GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR
(format lv Wllaoa's)
Silhouette Special!
COWBOY BOOTS
FOR ALL
TONY LAMA TRY'S ACME
GONTY'S
WE GIVE SH CHEEK STAMPS
Silhouette Special!
THERMOS
JUGS
$2.89
BEG. $198
WITH SPOUT
Reg. $5.19 Now $4.98
Reg. $21.95 Thermos Ice Chest $17.95
HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG
Silhouette Special!
Reciiciieir Hums
(Reg. $149.00)
On Brown,
On Beige,
One Olive Green
CASE FURNITURE CO.
im00
Silhouette Special!
FREE LUBE JOB
WITH FULL TANK OF GAS,
OIL CHANGE AND FILTER
CHANGE
FRIDAY and MONDAY ONLY
(Offer Not Good Saturday)
JACK'S CHEVRON STATION
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NAME TIM
WINN
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You'll Find Them in
"OUR TOWN" Businesses
Check the iclal thw merchanu
have In th Ixiura around allhouHtr
NEW HAKCAINS EACH WEEK
KNOW EITHER OF THESE PEOPLE? If you
ihlnlc vou (fat. clln the illhouette and take It
In trt i hi. rrnun vou think It Is. If vou have
rus.r(t rirht and are the first person to Identify
him Saturday you'll win a 3 Rift certificate from
that merchant. The second person to come in
and Identify him or her will receive a S3 lft
certificate and the third peron will receive
$2 Rift certificate.
a.nrj The onlv clues we will elve you are:
Each U a merchant or employee of one of the
firms listed In this advertisement Think you
know the Heppner merchants and their employees
then give It a try. What nave you got to lose 7
RULES
You must be 16 years
old or older to par
ticipate. No owner.
manager or employee
or their families,
whether of this news
paper or any of the
cooperating reuu
stores In Heppner are
eliRibk. Silhouettes
can not be taken In
for Identification un
til Saturday after
thev aDDear In the
paper.
Clip and take to the person you identify
SATURDAY MORNING
Grand Prize
The Grand Prize will
be Riven away at the
close of the conies.
Saturday. September
26. The grand prize
will consist 01 a S
gift certificate from
each of the stores
shown in this adver-
tisement All you
need to do Is register
fr and as often as
you wish at any or
all 01 tne iouneen
narticiDatine stores.
No purchase neces
sary:
Register Often - At All
These Stores
FOR THE GRAND PRIZE!
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Check These Ads Every Week
And Win Valuable Prizes!
NO PERSON MAY WIN MORE THAN ONCE IN THE
WEEKLY IDENTIFYING CONTEST. HOWEVER. WEEKLY
PRIZE WINNERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE GRAND PRIZE.
l(o)
ranis
000
Silhouette Special!
58 Station
Wagon $50
THIS IS NO MISPRIKTI CHtAPE
THAN A BICTCIX
HEPPNER AUTO SALES
Silhouette Special!
2-PIECE
MAYONNAISE RELISH
SET ONLY $I.OO
LOVELY GIIT rTTMl ANCHOR HOCKING
PBESCUT BOWL AND WK. ROGERS SPOOW
yj "Socjttlung from tn
wtlars U aJworyt
aocnathlaa oeclaL'
JEWELERS
Wa rtr SH Gr9 Stamp
Silhouette Special!
USDA Good and Choice
Pot Roast
BLADE COT
ARM CUT
49 59?
Central Market
Silhouette Special!
Friday and Saturday Only
1 USED FRIGIDAIRE
Deluxe Range
DOUBLE OVEN
EXCELLENT CONDITION
$5995
L. E. DICK
Silhouette Special!
Black and Decker IVa"
Electric
Utility Saw $2988
14" UTILITY DRILL $9.88
"Be An Instant Expert"
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Silhouette Special!
14c A DAY WILL INSTALL
A MERCURY VAPOR
Security Light
At Your Home, Farm or Business
Inquire
Columbia Basin Elec. Co-op
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