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wild Ihwspeed CruUe-O-Matl r tbree-six-ed manual
transmits! far the eamy and prfarmaoct impr
mral. New Inferiors and ew instrument panel mammf
atUa; Mew lew.preftU tires; lmrel steerlnC resao"
aivrarts; allernatars and mti cbkes a all eniiaes;
larger fuel tanks ar (her IMS Fairs features.
TK 13 mtw ralcM mwlrU larludlar the Falcaa Futur
2-sW IIar4tB (abeve). U1 be introduced la lard dealer
harms m Friday, September 2 J.
a mt nJ motion la combined la I he IMS
Falrlane, ml) 14 frwn bumper U bumper for the frl
time slnee its Introduction three years ago. Although new
kljlinf makes th mlddlrlfht Fairlano look blcr, It
remain about the sire of the I IS! lard an the oulsldo
and the If St lord an the lnide. Improved ride and ceon
my; new low-profile lire for greatrr directional stability,
belter traction and lonjrr life; slf'nlfleanlljr Improved In
terior quielnevt; alternators and automatic chokes standard
n all engines; and a complete Una af options Including
low-coat air conditioner ara features af all ItCS I'alrlanrs
Including tha falrlane Sports Caupa (above).
Fight Falrlane models hardtop, station wagons and
sedans will be introduced la Ford dealer showrooms
Friday, September 25.
BUICK WILDCAT FOR 1965
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Hie semi-fastback styling1 of to-door
models in Uuick's 1965 line is epitomized
In the Wildcat with its longer hood, lower,
lonjjer rooflines and short rear deck. Three
inches have been added to the hood by in
creasinjr the wheelbase from 123 to 126
inches for improved riding: and handling.
Overall length remains approximately the
tame as last year. A new cross-flow radi
ator desigrn permits lowering the hood line
cn all models in LeSabre, . Wil -- and
Klectra 225 scries. The stainless steel five-
spoke wheels shown on the Wildcat are op
tional equipment. The Wildcat is powered
by a 401-cubic inch hijjh compression V-S
engine with four-barrel carburetor. Option
al power plants for outstanding perform
ance include a 425-cubic inch engine with
either one or two four-barrel carburetors.
The Super Turbine 400 torque converter
transmission or f!oormounted four-speed
gear box are optional on the Wildcat.
DUtinetiv profiU aeon in
Beautiful New Chevrolets for 1965
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Leading the beauty parade of 1965 cart b the
elegant Chevrolet Impaia Sport Coupe (above) with
new flowing lines, new roominess and a distinctive
profile. Stylish roof lines and curved side windows
blend with the gracefully contoured rear quarter
panels. The new Impaia Convertible features as
inward folding top with tempered rjaas rear window.
The regular-sue Chevrolet is available in 15 models
In four series. The public announcement date for
all Chevrolet-built passenger ears is September 24.
Reach those remote)
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Sportsmen know that game is often best in areas most difficult to reach. And they know the
one vehicle that gets them through everytime is the 'Jeep' Universal. It has the extra ctlon
of 4-wheel drive to take men, gear and supplies over the most remote off-road terrai-...througn
mud and sand... across streams... up 65 grades-almost anywhere! Then, for highway
travel, it shifts easily into economical 2-wheel drive. The 'Jeep Universal is a dual purpose
vehicle: the sportsman's favorite and a workhorse in business or on the farm.
A6k for a demonstration today!
Farley Motor Co.
126 East May
CBS EVENING NEWS WITH WAT.TFR CRONKITE (6:30 p.m. Ch. 5) Heppaet
I0NE NEWS
Mi. ami Mr. Harry rroudfoot
visited at the home of tru-lr so:
ami family. Mr. and Mrs. John
iv. n.H.wit Thov wore on tholr
way home to Portland from Pay-
cttc UiiK, near .m, "
whiro thoy attcnditl Idaho
Orand Ltnljie of A. F. A- M. Mr.
IroMlfiH)t is Granl Svrtary ot
Grand Lodco, A. K. I A. M. In
Faul Miller has purchased tho
Ocar IVtorson house facing the
lone Memorial Field next to
Lindsay Kincakls. On Saturday
Uiey moved the main part of Uu
hoi'f- out to his ranch near Cecil,
where it will be used for a bunk
house.
Harold Rletmann, son of air.
and Mrs. David Kietmann. was
inducted into the army last week
at Portland.
Roland Ekstrom and his niece.
Vicky Ekstrom of Wcnatchee.
Wash., spent the week end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Ekstrom. Sr. He enrolled
this week in Wenatchee Junior
College for his second year ol
college work.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmar
...ntiimhtKr Rarhara Pal- i
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mer visited his sister, Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Harrison at Cascade
Locks on Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Nelson. Jr., and
Mrs. Ella Burgoyne left on Mon
day for a few days visit in Port
land. They will attend Women's
Day at the United Church of
Christ in Milwaukie on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson Is the newly elected
chairman of the Women's Fel
lowship of the lone church.
Mayor Charles O'Connor has
announced that nominations will
be accepted at the next council
meeting on October 6 at the City
tioii Tha tirm nf the mayor,
city recorder, treasurer and three
council men, Koy w. unuoim.M,
rtmar Rietmann. and Fred T.
Martin, expire this year. It is
hoped by trie council ini k
u. rst ,.lvana uIH show UD
at the meeting to mane nomina
tions. .
Arnica Club met at the home of
Mrs. Joe Hausler last Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Gene Rlet
man as assisting hostess. Mrs.
John Jepsen conducted the busi
ness meeting in the absence of
the president, Mrs. Dick Sherer.
Twelve members enjoyed an
afternoon playing "Boodle'.
A work day will be held at
lone United Church of Christ,
all dav Monday and Tuesday,
beginning at 10:00 a.m. Both
men and women are asueu i
help In cleaning, painting and
repair work. Bring a sack lunch.
Mrs. Olive Hughes returned to
her home here Sunday evening
after spending the past two
months visiting relatives and fri
ends in the valley. She spent
Ua eiimrrwip uith A HOI
and daughter and their families
in sweet iiome, jvir. an
William B. Hughes, and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Marshall. Both of the
men are teachers in the bweet
Home High School. She plans to
spend the winter months visiting
relatives in uaniornia.
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
f 1 Of Charge
Hsgv ' Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULES
Hobs Tuesday
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Cattle weu..
Sheep Any Day
Follett Meat Co.
Hermlston, Oregon
Ph. 10 7-6651
On Hennlston-McNarr
Highway
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An entirely new body design is offered
on all 1965 Pontiac Catalina, Star Chief,
Bonneville and Grand Prix models. An exciting-
option for 19C5 is the 2 Plus 2
shown above in Pontiac's Catalina sports
coupe. The option la also available in the
Catalina convertible. The 2 Plus 2 offers
such exclusive features as turn paint
stripes running the length of the car, front
fender lower accents and all new 2 Plus 2
identification. Under the hood is Pontiac's
famed high performance 421 cubic inch
V-8 engine. The fat flowing roof line is
also a feature of the Honnevill sport
coupe.
Introduced for the first time with the
196 models is the four-door Le Mans
aedan below. The Lt Mans, along with the
complete Tempest line, has boon restyled
including vertically mounted headlights,
increased length and all new colors. There
are now twelve models in the Tempest.
Tempest Custom and U Mans series plus
the sporty GTO.
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on or
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Going To College?
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