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Kit tHt CAICTTC.TTMtl. Taar-Wr. tag Ut 11 lU McCoy Takes Air Trip lo Islands I LoVILLE f AKTLOW llUUtXJ.N Mr. and Jdf. War. ten M '. lwtbw and Mt, itrvve lo IvrtUnd mdav rih and tayd Midi Mifc Mt lirtihrr Hi law and twin iur, Mr, atul Mr. Jim Cammm and family, hil in IViiNnd, the ) vti-d H"il MVy. M"-' a day t th kv and did u :'II1. It the l.Mtarul aiit. and Ian thrri Mit'tiv firw I'an Am t Hawaii. Wtc he mt Ju ttrttiiu-r. rhaM Mil'v vt !. lu-ec-h. and thrir ntt-r In la. Mr. Mao MiVoy. Jim and Ju.tv. Mhu urr mnnit l lh"ir rtn In Lone !Vah. fUT p'rsdi.i 1 1 . trait In J .411.1 II. VVrn n ami riuw M.t'i'V fit W r i t. Juvtn afir ki-iiihni fetttl lime In the lUnd. h-f tlu-v I met lhir inthrr. Mac Mfloy. who vu!l rfiurn i th taw laitr tin r.r. Tho fiu'n will 1mi lour JM of Japan Ivluto rnurnmi; ii mrir ntuw. t Mr and Mr, Glrn M.xir 4 iiiimrnlii ttrr Vlnltor lUM Tiu sday at th home of Mr. and Mr. AiN-rt Partlow. Th-r will rx a By Scout ("curt f Honor hrld at ih A. C llouchtnn oafctorlum Monday, Si ii.-mti.T 14. at 7: JO n. m Mr, llarrv Gilpin is In Minn fmxili. Minn, cartne fT hr daughtfr, Mr. Arthur Kamlcix and new Eranddaughter, Tanya Marie. lurtiard r.. unpin, turn oi Mr ami Mrs. iiarrv till pin. ar rived In Irrigon last Thursday inlni after completing boot ramp u ith the Naval ! rve at San Ulego, i am. narry uupm and Richard Kit for Minneapolis Friday evening, where they IA join Mrs. Gilpin and visit Mr. anu Mrs. Arthur Kamletz and Tanya Mane. Alsl. the Cilplm have other friends and relaties In the an a whom they will visit before returning to irrigon. kic i im rzitvin Is scheduled for a 2 u'.wk rrniu uiih the Naval Re serve at San Diego at Christmas time. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shade ai.d Frank returned to irricon jnur-i dav after spending five days with Mr. and iirs. Kogue HinK.cy and family at Ft. Stevens. White there they went deep-sea fishing In the ocean. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bartlett. Cr.rhn nii Ovnthla. snent t.e wiHk-end with Mrs. Bartleit's folks. Mr. and Mrs. Chester A Wilson and family. Bartlett has K.un trancf prrtvi tn PaSOO 0. temporary duty with the Dept. of Interior Hsh and Wildlife. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holden and family of Weiser. Idaho, visited Holden's folks, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller, and also rela tives and friends In Hermiston during the week. Frank Shade returned to Foit Story at Norwalk. Va- last Mor day after a 20-day leave spent with his folks, Mr. and Mm. Louis Shade. Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney snH covorai rt thpir eonsTeEaiicn attended the District Fellowship meeting held at the Hermision Assembly of God Church Labor Day. Mrs. Virgil Stewart of ClarK ville, Ga., is visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Bob Stewart, Deb bie, Skip and Robin. This was the first time Mrs. Stewart had seen her baby granddaught.T, Robin. Susan McCoy spent a week in Seattle visiting Janice Parker. The girls, accompanied by Sharon Franke, also of Seattle, drove to Irrigon Friday, and Misses Parker and Franke spent the Labor-day week-end wich their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Franke and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper, Ernest and Harry are spending a week visiting Mrs. Cooper's folk?, Mr. and Mrs- Ernest Stephens. Mrs. Cooper and sons visited her aunt, Mrs. Mae McKinney of Ptndleton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Swenson and children have moved into the west school duplex apart ment. Swenson is the 6th grade teacher and coach at A. C. Houghton Elementary. Mr. and Mrs. George Cunning ham of Portland were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ken ney. The Hermiston Assembly of God Youth Group sponsored a joint service for other youth groups in the area Sunday even ing, following the regular Sun day evening service. Attending from Irrigon were Anita and We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat Free Of Charga 1 To Heppner, WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday mule - Wed., Thurs. ibr-v - Any Day Follett Meat Co. H"-Mfin, Oregon Ph. JO 7-66SI On Hermiston-McNarr Highway 5 lvnn Kv Pumnn t. TYftl Sn. liailvata, ;ienda. I d. It.mald and lVMi Miifcle, Unda S-nn. ljetn WilMitt and ?h-r PartL' AiXxniip")!" "i I""! ' tfi Mr. and Mr llar-y War-Ht-t, M'. Terry I'ummrl, Mj M)t!e Xtatkham and Mt. Aitvtt Mr. Mrl! M. Nmv revnily Ih ij c k In rmtiu tt. IJ4,iH ?.rre he Uited her n In U arul du(hlef, Mr. and Mr. aid farjvntef, hi Mka, Mr. art I Mi. l-ir(t I'arjsrnlrr and Mi Jrwie J..ne. Trie irr.Hip raniv,,l and fuhed at i'ade K: rfl da. Mr. and Mr. aid l"ariHnier tfi:ht Mr. M V . .... K .. k l.t III U . Ill Vt.Ml.lUI tj)il trternijiht and relumed tu iht-ir home iue.iay. rtbalt CamM Annouotd i:iv.itae titirh th.l i',l have a ftw-ihall Kme Ailing- li at liiele tn ntvi4, .-' Ite A. i . lUHjjrtnttn i .(i .i i iuad M nnvl Athena Thi.j. d.. SepiemtH-f 17. fame ! S ix at . ' P School Enrollment Increase Noted If MART LXC MA BLOW lHUKttM NS. h.tda I1 Ul vi ii k in fctatdinan MUh ai it tee ( lulenl r i ear ptrti aivT'l Itt Ihe Ueiide ilUh Mlufcd, and M In IUurdm.i i i;i.l' Mh.kl. malkirii; a l-al l H-7, Tlal l.t ear Tliri ar ; firhmen In hiti i !. ii 'jdu !.. r jui'4. m.i ;M M-nlM "Hie t'di ' ! Iiuiu.lo iX in the lit tria l.. VI In the tnMnd. 1.1 In !fe tnird. and ;' In the furlh. Mr, fail IIiIiCk' Hivlvid Mxd Dial hi r daii.'tiler. Mr J.am Caiiipltelt. tu U riipl.,l a a hmi Uiv la 1 1, t'ul liu hai 1 S 3CuIht the ltand id liun i, ha Ixsi 'i eut-n an avtaid I r vlt alinni 'ifittiaiu'v of duty duilm: the mI )ear VUH.4 Ih.i tjl uiik at .1 Bit i'C hnti' have nvn Mia ISMj-kV lrtllier and lter In law. Mr and Mr l i. t nm;ie i f 9 Silhouette Special! Half Price Sale on Bexell Vitamins Phil's Pharmacy TO IU1 iru mm mm Silhouette Special! Plastic Hunting Caps $169 FLUORESCENT ORANGE WATER REPELLENT GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR (Formerly Wilson') Silhouette Special! WEEK-END ONLT FOR BACK TO COLLEGE BEG. J3.9S KIWI Shoe Polish TRAVEL KIT 2 Daubers 1 Polish Cloth 2 Horsehair Brushes All In Neat 2 Colors of Polish Travel Kit $295 GONTY 'S WE GIVE SSH GREEN STAMPS Silhouette Special! HALF PRICE SALE CARA NOME CLEANSING CREAM AND DEODORANTS HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG Silhouette Special! ASSORTED ea. 39 27x48 CASE FURNITURE CO. A WINNER You'll Find Them in "OUR TOWN" Businesses Check the specials these merchants have In the boxes around silhouettes NEW BARGAINS EACH WEEK KNOW EITHER Or THESE PEOPLE? If you think you do. clip the silhouette and take It In to the person you think It Is. If you have Ruesxed rlcht and are the first pern ' llonttfy him Saturday you'll win a $3 gift certificate from that merchant. The second pern to come In and Identify him or her will receive a $3 filft certificate and the third person will receive a $2 cift certificate. CLUES . . . The only clues we will Rive you are: Each Is 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 have you Rot to lose? 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 anv of the cooperating retail stores In Heppner are eligible. SUhouettes can not be taken In for Identification un til Saturday after they appear In the paper. Clip and take to the person you identify SATURDAY MORNING Grand Prize The Grand Prize will be given away at the close of the contest, Saturday, September 26. The prand prize will consist of a $5 gift certificate from each of the stores shown in this adver tisement All you need to do Is register free and as often as you wish at any or all of the fourteen participating stores. No purchase neces sary! Register Often - At All These Stores FOR THE GRAND PRIZE! Q Silhouette Special! Atlas Perma-Guard ANTI-fREEZE WHEN WB PUT IT IN YOUR CAR, WE GUARANTEE IT TO LAST UNTIL APRIL. IF YOU LOSE TT FOH ANY REASON, WE WILL REPLACE IT FREE OF CHARGE. JACK'S CHEVRON STATION n cn LJj 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. i Q) Q) c U 1M IIS ME ivnUnd And'fvw Tui Eu'op Mr, and Mm C tmite Andi ie hve n-tuined Ihhii a Hue ni.. iilli liip lii I'tifi'iv, um ie thi-v uited their win In law. I t Mi lt.wan I. Hind. "I Ka(lrulte, llrimanv, and I' l l lun if AndereiTtf III N'oiwav nl Suitst-iUnd Tl v - ii -! ltl.tllv- tf the Ulc i:l'lt V.t nu-l in IU I:iiiin iihi-r u:ilM lleylii d In. lu.l. d I'ncl.ind. Sweden. ivnmaik. Holland, riaiii-o and llaly. iVail (;illei.l h Inrn a a tlelit In the U.l Mieplield t m pllaj In lleim!liii the mi I wnli. nuffnliiii with a limit In 111 I lull Mia I'inery l.ymia rrtnniel Inline lt Mtnk lii'in San rmn Imi. t alif, lu re nhe ltli-l a Mi-i k a It he Imnie nf tier Milt In Uw and dmic'ili'i, Mr. an I Mit fliieiMV MUn. Mr and Mrm lrnl ll.inh and .l.Ui.lil. i ValeiU and liil d r. ltl.ih.1 weie iik end lllii at the home f ltdh' p.ireiit . Mr. and Mi ll.mdd ltin.li o o o WW Silhouette Special! '64 Ford, Like New REPOSSESSION LOW MILEAGE Assume Payments HEPPNER AUTO SALES Silhouette Speciol! One Cuckoo Clock Reg. $29.95 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. NOW ONLY $1500 Peh f a klaa t mm K A JawtUrs U aiways omathina pclaL" JEWELERS W qUa S&H Gr n Stamp Silhouette Special! THIS WEEK! BUY Morrow County Fair FFA Grand Champion Beef At Regular Prices! IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Central Market Silhouette Special! Used General Electric RANGE Good Condition Special This Week L. E. DICK Silhouette Special! Now In Progress! BOYSEN'S ANNUAL k Sale SEPT. 4-30 See Our Ad Elsewhere In This Paper TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. (Clip and Save for Reference) IN CASE OF POWER EMERGENCY, CALL THESE NUMBERS Heppner-Ione-Lexlngton Area: Ph. G7fi-9461 (Heppner Office) After 5 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays: Ph. 676-9968 or 676-9296 In The Condon Area: Ph. 3K4-20Z3. If no answer, call 384 6349 or 381-5362 In The Fossil Area: Ph. 763-4355 or 763-2155 If no answer, call Hcppnor If the trouble is on your side of the meter, call an electrician. Columbia Basin Elec. Co-op rams