Irrigon Landfill
Commission Sets
Dumping Policy
f f UVCtXC f ART LOW
Hi:iN Th imiiinutiHy
lixltiM rillmUiii ( m fls
drt UM( aM 1W-lt nilil Imik
di futile atlion irjf.lini; fiiiiin
(hy ! ' lHiin Ijift.Kill
AMrr ln if alvrr1Uirt.
ht aU Hill lm knl, ami II
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(! n for um on i-liif'l.y arxl
SalufUy, Hh ihaifn ImIm
mnU l all il'i(f lli Uitillili.
ail an allrmldhl jim-m-M m title
gat- ar f'ii.
'I lullim lot? m In dull- n( tal.
will Ih um-iI. for luni'iinf a
gaftti ran minimum It
iihrr. "' fr luMi.inif a Imhii
Inf; l4fnl; $! "-r -un )arl
I. all other, An aivurat ac
nrtinl .f the i. f In Im
krjil ly t 'N ii'i an l mhiiiii
liil ! I In" tmmlMi, with 't
juktmrni iH-lnrf iiia.Jf at I hi
yrar'a cwl
Andy Jklli, h I chairman
i4 lh ommUln. niti-l llial
(Ma art Ion wn iT-afy lu lo
e juvlvr dumping i.f KniliaiT hv
rrtltU-nU ami lulin iuthl (
Ihf iiiril ar rt. ami II U an-lU-fpatnl
that IhU mvr will fUe
mr aultaM omtrol ami that
a rn"f aanllary trratlm may
be maintained
Scout lUcl Awa'da
A Omtl i'f Hnr IhM hy
imy s-ut Tr" No at tlx
A 0 lluj:lin t'aMrlum Mon
day flight. Spt II Tin lnv a
Hon wm iflwn l.v Ihf lt.-v. J .lm
Krnmy. flli'Wi"l ly tin l
niMif ly Ml k Tlr
Srmitmal-r Kmmth I .am!) lit
ihf 2 cnll' n he wiKita r
iwatf l tlir 12 h irs' t' tlMIc if a
m.ut. I-arnb thru lit lr- ran
iU-K at the utiuU rcjT.t'l tin
remit oath.
IkrnriU Mmb an.J In WlU'.n
aiti a!vaiifl to iinil rU-"
vut. Merle ;i rw h nnl Daviil
Frank wire a.lvaiH ! to ftf'
.i.v. "niKll.liitiMi f r Ma
S'outM were limine jimtt anl ;
i.otK-rt Buchanan. The l '
r.rl mlnlaturt Mr Ba! on
their mothi-rn. anil the mottwri
i.n-M-iiti-l the !' h th lr
.Star B'lk!i -nt !a!j;iHi ami
ramp chljMi wrf hui-.I to 1"
!)n. '
Thf Irrlfon B.iptlst rhurrh '
htf. a mlnlxtrr'a rounrll la-t
Tiiflay. Thf laU- '
churrh nrrpnrfil an rvrnlnc illn
net tor the vlltln mlnbt.-r-i.
hrU In thi church haM-rm-nt.
Mr and Mr. Floyd Itfod.-r i-f
UGrande Hayed ovfrnluht hun
lay cvrnlnif with thrlr aon ln
law and i!uj;hi-r, Mr. and Mr.
Vrrnon Stewart. Sharon and
Tommy. , ,
Tin A. C. HotiKhton Botxat.
cMichf,! by Dorrcl Swcn-Hon. lo-fialc-d
Atliona In football 1m
lliursday. 21-7. .
Tlif A. ('. HoUKhton S-hool li
brary in oK-n on Tuesday rvpn
inca brtwwn the hours of 7.)
9:m) p. rn. Adult arc w"l.m-'
Mr! and Mn. 1'antella VronU
kla of Portland Friday
Ihrouirh Sun.lay with Mr. ron
UkU' folk-. Mr. and Mr. Ilarvpy
Warner. While, here. h;y took
In tht Pendleton Hound -Up.
Lloyd C.loy haf. bwn rc rc
from St. Anthony' hcwplial. and
1 convaloKelnK at hi homo
Mr. and Mr. Harry C.llpln ami
Richard returned to Irrigon Sat
u clay morning, after vara nnh
In MlnneaHl Minn., w h the
Gllpln'a n ln.r-Si2
ter. Mr. an.l Mr. Arthur Kamle
and baby daughter. Tanya Ma
While tfiere. they al-jo visit. l
Mr. Gilpin" mother, Mrs. Vllma
Sson! and other friends and
reMrVWarren McCoy and Susan
loft for Corvalli Sunday rnorn
lnK. where Susan w II ent er h r
frrahman year at the O egon
State Unlwrslty. Mr. McUy re
turned to Irrigon Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. Bari c tt.
Steve and Cynthia, were weck.
rnreryi.8
KO?,lSleihadaSsM
week-end of archery hunting,
bringing home a buck.
M? and Mr. Henry Tower of
HermlHton were guests at Ihc
Kees Morgan residence W edn s
dnv evening. Later In the eve li
ng, the two families called on
M?and Mrs. Islle Smith
Houghton Electa School Officer
A student body election at A.
C.H.ShtKle.nentary rcsul ed
In the following officers for the
year David SchiiKMler president
?Jary Hunter, vice P'c"g
iiiinn Keeretary: Mike rossty.
Irwin, Terrl Senn and Anita
Pummel, cheerleaders.
Visitors at the home of Mr. .ana
mm V A Stephens early Sunday
morni;;gAwerr. Mr. and Mrs, Jacfe
home In Pendleton on aY-
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G . ig t
Rodney and Renee of (-rami
Junction. Colo.. Mr. ndT
Forrest Cooley of Kermit. loxas
and Fontaine Cooley of Guy
mond, Okla.. arrived In IrrtBon
Wednesday evening "Jdvlh'
at the home of Mr. and M.
Lloyd Cooley. returning to th ir
homes Friday evening Richarci
and Wanda Wklns of Denver,
rolo cran children of Cooiey,
irrivecfln Irrigon S.turdjyejJ
Intr and will spend a few days
visiting the Cooleys.
Mrs.. Bertha Tilly and Mrs.
Isadrr t4 Buhl. Idaho, wrt
ieii rurtu tl Mia. Kuth U vy
duilnif !u wrrk,
till n 'i.y u adii.lllrd In lb"
(l Sl.rj.i.n.l fpital In lkr
mlMiiii ii Ibuikday.
Mi and Mia Ficd MwrtUhaw
ri-tunifd id Itrli-ori 1buidjy
ruiiiiK afirr iilln a nk
In Tall in, vunli.jf Mia. Murll
Jiawa bM.lhrf Iti law and llrr.
Mr. ami Mr M 1 ll'Ut - and
Mr anil Mr Vrrn ticit-rdinu
ait.) fi.ly Whllf thrrr, they
tk In lb Slat Fair.
Showf llano MlM rppnlxjth
Mi !Ji.ia I piM iil.- h wat
frif at a bridal alioMer held In
th baarnrnt vt tht Intgun Bp
1 1( ihurrfi laM lliuilay rv
i( l.i In ahwrr
wnw Mi Warirn M'
huan. Mra iMf "'' '
lirfCeiif and M.rrl VMIhrf
!.(. M llufrd WHhrii'n
inali and dnalrd It' ah,
mI.Ii Ii a Mvrl with M rirarn.
puiw h and a 4ti
liar try llamntond 4 ilildlry.
Kan.a.. ia UIUnK wlUi M
..h.r In law and Utrr, Ml
s. Mf. W yj-y
Bud Markham of Krnmwm.
Waah, Vlaltrd al lh r u
uni. Mi. Myitli Maihham.
M"iday inoftdiig.
Mrnua at A C
M-t'J ! k l-f frHrft.l-f
2. 11 2fl af ai f 4i.n: M-n
,it)ll-A df lat, al
rtill. iuau. tirirfry r-1
bin; Tvirdy H alian hHU.
ihrri attik. frh l.lra-1, h
i..... ird In ai.tl ri'if-a
HH.n .IU. VrdirUy-.r.rd
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Uarii. ffuwn dwi1; Tl u'lay
4 1lilf, l'1py J". illrl (
adf, rak ami an Wans; I'M
.4.. in.i ,.f iAa larla)
liurr, Irinort al", b'dtrf rd ri4n j
ar.d l.rrry rtun h. All rrU ar ,
m tv wiirt tra-l ami tuttrf an l j
milk. I
Number Trovcl Hero
For Oimin Funeral
fj t-f Iwwn ttirrAt and !
alhr hrf f'jf lh funrral tf
Charlr J, (Hrr.ln on Turdy.
5r irrr.(rf V rr Mra. frarr-a
ivllry. Mr Ua uriwr aj
Mm. twi un-l!in U Ifaln.
Mra. t (I Krvrt Mr and
Un liun W).i! and Vernr
Mr lti.--rl Wrlftd of VU
l-.k and Mr, and Mr. Mrfl
Hank t4 Ralrm,
U. IM4
Mtrrxza cAimrt time, rkmndmr.
Counfy Treoiureri Meet In Tillamook
Mr fl M. larfcrl, Mrrw
nHiMy Ura.urrf. frfurrwd lt
Ihuiay rvvninc ffucn atrrv!in
lh 'ri annual Aw U(ln t4
i iwMy Trutf' rtriiri In
liUatt.. Mfrtlr.fi rr rll
fn.rn rrprfnhrf II t' IT. witfi
ui' atirniarr -f runjf
tjt ui-i ffm mrt th itat
M.-a M'-tMnlet rrrnpar.ird
Mri Mrrrt Urabrnhorat ta
li.f4.n. I.illtam ruunty lrraur
ail. Wbrrlrf nunty trraaurrr. In
rr, aM Mr llaH Guinn f Fa
,t,lllkA U) IK f rivrf al mrtlnr.
Ihry rnkrd luur t4 th ur
um. TliUn rher fartiy,
an.1 landing avdMtw at th
t.
CUm MMrlrf irad kWaM
Mnriy fnn th Vrn V
pual in rartianl. brr tva had
urwbTgaiMt urirrry Morvtay.
l la maklnf ateady prt'rri
alnoc hi rrtun.
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9
HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG
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4 CHAIRS AND TABLE
$4S50
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You'll Find Them in
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Chink the jx"cUi these merchants
have In the boxea around silhouette
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KNOW EITHER OF THESE PEOPLE! If you
think you do. clip the silhouette and take It
n to the person you think It Is. If you have
felted rich! and .re the first p to denttfy
Jim Saturday you'll win a $5 sift certificate from
that merchant. The second person to come In
and Identify him or her will receive a S3 cift
certificate and the third person will receive a
$2 Rift certificate.
CLUES ... The only clues we will give you arc:
Each Is a merchant or employee of one of the
firms listed In this advertisement Think you
know the Hcppner merchants and their employees
. . . then give It a try. What have you got 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 any of the
cooperatini? retail
stores in Heppner are
eligible. Silhouettes
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 grand 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!
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"tTxi"D $895
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Choice of Three Only
WALL CLOCKS
REGULAR S2US. SlfcUS. SUM
Now Only $CJ)g Each
ST I f -Somethloa;
iJELSnlOn 1 Jtwelart I.
from tb
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We t1t SAH Cr a Stampa
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BETTY CROCKER
CAKE MIXES
ALL BUT ANGEL FOOD
3 for $1
Central illarce
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DELUXE
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SPECIAL FRIDAY & SAT. ONLY
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