Mr. Clarence Thomas. Mrs.
Marlow accompanied Mr. Smith
to Portland Saturday, and went
on to Salem to vlalt aeveral day
at the home of her aon and dau-ghter-ln
law, Mr. and Mrs. bar
rel Marlow.
Valerie and Denlae Raah of
Portland via l ted the past week
at the home of their grandpa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raah.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Raah came
after them over the week-end.
Fourth of July jrursta at the
Raah home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Penages and children Mi
chelle and Shawn of BoUe,
Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
OU of T)i Dali.
Vlaitora at the first of the
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elvln Ely were their son.
In law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Newell Vaught and daugh
ters. Gall and Kelly of Whin
Iran, Wash.
Chris Brown Troint At Army ROTC Camp
take part In field exercises.
OuU E. Brown, son of Mr. and
Mm. Paul C Brown. Bout 2.
Ilrppnrr, a student at (r(fon
Slate University at Corvallts, la
attending Army Rewrve Offi
cers Training Corpa sum
mer ramp. The courae began
June 28 at Ft Lewla, Wash.
At the aix-week aummer
camp, he will learn about the
Upon auceeaaful completion of
aummer camp and irraduatlon
from colleee. he la eligible to be
commtaaloned aa a second lieu
tenant In the U. S. Army.
ntrrntm CAzrrnc-Tmcs. ThriT. fir iu im
newest Army wr a porta and
equipment, leaderahlp and other
military aublecta and he will
Illness Claims
Del Carpenter,
31-Year Resident
T MAIT UK MA1LOW
BOARDMAN Delbert Car
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SHOES
For The
JULY 12-13
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prs.
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on
TAPE RECORDERS
and
RADIOS
Men's White LaCrosse
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Bedroom Set
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CASH
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Li J
COUCHES
ond CHAIRS
FECLINERS. ROCKERS
i OFF
ON THE SIDEWALK:
LOTS OF GREAT BARGAINS -
Miscellaneous Items
Case Furniture Company
FORMER GILLIAM AND BISBEE BUILDING
penter. a resident of Board man
lor over 30 years, aiea inurs
dav. July 4. In the Good Shep
herd hoaultal In liermtaton after
a long illneaa, at the age or to.
Mr. Carpenter waa born May
27. 1903. In Florence. Kana. He
rime to Boardman In 1918 to
live with hla grandfather, Loula
Carpenter, and attended school
here. He waa graduated from
Boardman High school in 1923.
and returned to Kansas. He waa
married there to Hattle Fitch,
and they came back to Board-
man In 1937 where they have
lived since.
Survivora Include the widow
Hattle; two aona. Marvin of
Umatilla and Larry of Renton,
Wash.; one daughter, Elbert
Felix of Renton; live atsteri,
Peggy Craf, LaVern Hommer,
and Ruby veatcn oi wicnita
Kana.; Lucille Clark of Pea body
Kana.; Carol Cole of Croat emi
Kans.; and seven grandchildren
He waa a member or ureen
field Granee In Boardman.
Funeral services were held
Monday, July 8, in Bonrdman
at the Community church, at 2
p.m.. with the Rev. Jack Naff,
pastor of the First Christian
thurch, liermiston, in charge of
services. Burial was In Board
man Rlvervlew Cemetery with
Burns Mortuary In charge.
Word has been received here
cf the death of Carl Robertson
in Eugene on June 28. He was
the husband of the former Mar
vel Gorham, resident of Board
man for many years. She left
here about 20 years ago.
Recent visitors at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker
were their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones
and children Igor, Alex, Arik and
George of Menlo Park, Calif.
Visitors the first of the week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harwood were Mrs. Har-
wood's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Yoakum and children Gary and
Lisa of Timonium, Md., and Al
Sundsten of The Dalles.
Mrs. Frank Marlow spent the
Fourth in Pendleton visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Lafe Smith and
Carl Boruman, coming from
his work near Springfield, spent
the July 4 week-end visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman. Carl
is employed for the summer as
a choker setter In the woods
about 50 miles outside Spring
field. He will return to the Uni
versity of Oregon in the fall to
begin his senior year, where he
is majoring In the study of prelaw.
Western Auto
Golf Balls - -
Auto Cool
Cushions
$1.25 -
Auto and Home
Dust Cloths
Ea. 590
3 Fr
I CAMP I ggfg
Golf Balls STOOLS ,,1t
12"49c I Eo 99c 1 $1.39
Picket Fence whi,e) 3 Sec- 350
2 only $10.95
Backyard Pools
ea. $5.95
ALL
SALMON AND STEELHEAD
Lures 50 off
Western Auto Store
John & Betty Pfeiffer
Heppner
Great Appliance Bargains For
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 12-13 ONLY
STEREO, TV:
One RCA Stereo
One RCA Home Enter
tainment Center, 23"
Color TV, Radio, Stereo
One RCA Stereo (Slight
Cabinet Damage)
RANGE:
REG. SIDEWALK
PRICE PRICE
$595 $450
$1150
$475
$895
$300
One Whirlpool Double
Oven Over-and-Under
Range with Rotisserie,
(Slight Cabinet Imper
fection) $519.95
AIR CONDITIONER:
We have on Hand as
of Tuesday Morning
3200 CFM Evaporative
. Freezer Air Conditioner
$325
REFRIGERATORS:
REG.
PRICE
SIDEWALK
PRICE
One 14 cu. ft. Westing
house Refrigerator,
Frost-Free with Ice Maker $420 $275
16 cu. ft. Gibson Refrig
erator, Lefthand Door,
Copper Color, Frost Free
Bottom Freezer, with auto
matic Ice Maker $490 $350
One Gibson Right Hand
Door Refrigerator, Copper
Color, Without Ice Maker $430 $325
One 17 cu. ft. Whirlpool
Top Freezer Refrigera
tor, Frost Free with Ice
Maker, Edged Fawn Color $500 $375
One 18 cu. ft. Westing
house Frost Free Refrig
erator with Top Freezer,
Harvest Gold Color
$460 $350
AIR CONDITIONERS COMING:
WE WILL HAVE:
17,000 BTU Refrigerated Heat Pump Model Air Conditioner (Heats or Cools)
23,000 BTU Refrigerated Heat Pump Model
24,000 BTU 18000 BTU, 10,000 BTU, and 6,500 BTU Models (Cool only)
LOTT'S ELECTRIC
Ph. 676-581 1
Heppner
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