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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Tbunday, February 82. 1968 rl r i n r t i i 0 2 WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY IWMB UNFINISHED Gun Cq binets $39-95 GOOD NEW Oil Stove (khesky $25.0O BUNK SETS: ONE MAPLE $109.95 (COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS AND PALLET) WALNUT SET $99.95 (ALSO COMPLETE) pillows $1.22 ea' Walnut Bedroom Set TRIPLE DRESSER, CHEST, KING SIZE BED V2 Off LITTLE CHERRY PIES GIVEN WITH PURCHASES WHILE THEY LAST Case Furniture Co. Gilliam & Bisbee Building Heppner Ph. 676-9432 WASHINGTON' WASHINGTON'S; v t , ' .7 s- BUYS At MILADIES MISS ELAINE AND KAYSER LINGERIE $ BLOUSES $322 Whites and Prints The "Marthas" at MiLadies recommend these great values. The "Martha" above resemb les Grace Buschke. COLORED HOSE 2 pr- $L22 KNIT TOPS $3 ONE RACK DRESSES, COATS ONE-THIRD OFF While They Last Free 3" Cherry Pies With Purchases Hunting Accidents Increase in 1967, Commission Says a rtf 14' fntal and SO non- nrridpnta occur- IdlUI AtAvwaaxu - . rod among Oregon nuniera mi 19C7, it is reported by the Game This is a lumn of 15 accidents Irom tne i repori- ea the previous year. Cal Glesler, hunter safety su nnmicm- on hi thnt tht large lrv crease in accidents toon place while hunters were aner nun game species such as rodents, .nnim onri nihor small crit ters of this kind. Accidents dur- W cnhnrtu nd html IIP linr --r sons for game birds and game animals declined irom ine y vious year, registering 51 com 1 . K7 In 1QRK Of the total accidents, 45 were self-inflicted, indicating that the hunter himself is his own worst enemy. Sixty-three of the accidents occurred at less than three yards distance, 19 of these from loaded firearms in vehic les. Five more occurred also at very close range, less than to yards. Hunters carrying side arms are becoming increasingly more involved in accidents, with 26 m.rAaA loct voar Almost 1CLUIUI.U .' " double that of 19G6. The .22 rifle was involved in 17 accidents, with most of these involving juvenile shooters plinking at various small animals. Deer hunters chalked up 29 firearm accidents, upland bird hunters 14, migratory bird gun ners 4, only 2 among elk hunt ers, and one each for antelope and bear hunters. According to Giesler's report, just plain carelessness account ed for 59 of the accidents. Sev enteen of the victims were out of sight of the shooter or were hit by ricochets. Eight hunters were reportedly mistaken for game. Although the accident report chmiro tho hiahpst Tiiimhpr ever recorded, Giesler said that hunt ing continues to be one oi tne safest of sports, with hunters spending at least three million man-days afield during the game season last year, wo es timate is made of the number of man-days spent hunting for irarmlntc anri nthr nnnPfimP animals, although it is recog nized that hunting is extensive on these species. Riding Club Meets The third meeting of the South Springs 4-H Riding club was called to order by Michele Miller last Tuesday. The min utes were read and approved. We decided to give reports about horses at each meeting. The meeting was closed and refresh ments were served. Our next meeting will be February 20 at the home of Wilma Kemp. Tana Rauch, reporter WANT TO SELL SOMETHING? USE A GAZETTE-TIMES WANT AD! Put your dollars to work at home trade in Morrow county. This Would Make Martha Proud! WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY i o,,.,i.u ill I 1 n.i.WI Hill, I III! I V ,. . ... ;.. J ' r -Alum ONE RACK Sweaters ONE RACK WOOL BRAND NAME A GREAT BUY AT $722 THIS IS ELMA WASH . HARSHMAN? . ER. ONE RACK Dresses $5 00 ONE RACK Child ren s PANTS, SWEATERS, SKIRTS. ETC. EACH Wear $3.00 Yes, We Give Free Cherry Pies With Purchases-First Come, First Served Elma's Apparel HEPPNER Flimsy 3 LA '' ' EySI AT taD Mi Heppner 1 l ;ITS THE: U TRIM : xl w WeVe got a great sale for you Presented by Randall (George W.) Peterson GEORGE WOULD HAVE BOUGHT ONE (or more) OF THESE BRAND WATCHES HE KNEW HOW TO MAKE A I DOLLAR GO FARTHER 23 JEWEL MAN'S YELLOW WITH BRACELET. SWEEP SECOND. WATERPROOF (REG. $71.50) Now WATERPROOF ft ft 17 JEWEL MAN'S STAINLESS With Alarm WATERPROOF SWEEP SECOND (REG. $65) Only $ 2222 17 JEWEL MAN'S AUTOMATIC Stainless Case WITH POWER INDICATOR, WATERPROOF SWEEP SECOND t Ktu. now 22.22 17 JEWEL LADIES' WATCH LIFETIME MAINSPRING WHITE WATCH BRACELET $ffk C CC (REG. $79.50) Now 22 JEWEL LADIES' YELLOW CASE WITH BRACELET (REG. $79.50) Now $22 22 22 Jewel Ladies' White Gold SHOCK-RESISTANT (REG. $85) Now $ 2222 GET YOUR FREE LITTLE CHERRY PIES WHEN YOU BUY HERE "Something from the jeweler's, is always something speciaL" JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER MiLadies Apparel FREE BALL POINT PENS WITH PURCHASE OF 51 OR MORE BankAmericard HEPPNER ' ISBN I fa? fP8J
