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October 23. 1969
THESE SPECIAL BUYS
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CLEARANCE!
Kraft
Winter
Treads
Kraft
Jet-Air
Treads
Budget Priced!
ANY SIZE
Kraftrcads are General's factory method retreads
applied to your tires or safety-inspected casings.
Permanent Type
ANTI-FREEZE
$1,59 Per Gallon
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BATTERIES
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Heppner
Rebekahs Visiied By State Officer
BT DELPHA JONES
i n'iMr.inl Three Links
club of Holly Rebekah Lodge
met at the home of Mrs. Del
si Chp"l 1" l"ne ia,ii Monday,
with Mrs. Joel Engclman as
hostess.
Pinna wro mmnlpted for the
m.M.iinn ff Hollv loricp when
State President Joan Blatter was
to make her mciai visa.
Plans were further discussed
concerning the annual turkey
dinner scheduled ior i'uvrn.ii
1 at the lOOF hall.
Mrs. A. K. Majcske. Mrs. Archie
Munkers. Mrs. hrann iujui ,
o..l..k Unr.'hnm. Mrs. C. C
Jones, Mrs. Delsie c hapel. Mrs.
Margaret Thomas oi "
la. and Mrs. Chapel, and the
hostess, Mrs. tnci"N.
Mrs. Al Fetsch of Pendleton
spent several days this past
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Munkers and attend
ed the Kebekah Convention in
Heppner.
Mrs. G. E. Irvln of Hood Riv
er Is spending the wepk at the
C C Jones ranch while her lius
band is employed in Heppner
with Dick Meador.
Max Breeding of Gresham is
spending a few days in Lex
ington and enjoying some hunt
ing. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messenger,
Sr, of The Dalles spent the
week-end in Lexintgon and at
tended the funeral services of
Alvin Barlow in Heppner on Sat
urday.
A no-host luncheon was en
joyed Friday at the Wgaon
Wheel cafe in Heppner by Mrs.
Joan Blatter, Rebekah Assembly,
president, and friends. Those at
.irr urnro Mrs A. F. Maleske.
at whose home Mrs. Blatter was
a guest, Mrs. Florence McMillan,
Mrs. Ralph Burcham, Mrs. Frank
Robinson, Mrs. Wayne Papineau,
Mrs. C. C. Jones, Mrs. Archie
Munkers, Mrs. Joel Engelman
and Mrs. Delsie Chapel of lone,
Mrs. Al Fetsch of Pendleton, and
Mrs. Margaret Thomas of Wal
la Walla. t ,
Holly and Bunchgrass Rebek
ah Lodges met for a joint meet
ing at the Lexington IOOF hall
last Thursday night when the
Rebekah assembly president
paid them an official visit.
Lodge was opened by Holly and
closed by Bunchgrass. Gifts were
presented the honored guest by
Mrs. Edith Matthews and Mrs.
Delpha Jones. The PNG charge
was given by Holly members
dressed in white formals. Pre
ceding the dinner a luncheon
was held in tne uuuuk "V"
and following me mreiuis
Bunchgrass members served
lovely reiresnmems. u K!,
ent for the evening was Mrs.
Altha Kirk and Mrs. Earl Eskel-
of "e:0 f st. Helens
wK&atto home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Majeske.
Mm. Lulu Bret-ding U visiting
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Smith, and
family at Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones re
turned last week from Portland
where Mrs. Jones attended the
Mate judging of the National
Needlework contest. The winners
of this contest will be sent to
the National Grange where they
will be judged on that level. An
open house was enjoyed on Fri
day at which time the articles
were on display.
Charles HuckobT of Portland
was a Saturday hunting guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Doyal Hubbell.
Leslie Ledington On Carrier Yorktown
Fireman Leslie N. Ledington,
USN. wn of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor H. Ledington of Spray, ure.,
Is serving aboard the aircraft
.t... iw Vnrktown. which re
cently visited Brest, France, up
on completion of NATO Exercise
"Peace Keeper".
p" was one of a
series of regularly scheduled
NATO training exercises invok
ing more htan 40 ships ami
.1 . 'MlA lnnrl ami rafTICd DBS-
ed aircraft, and was designated
to test the reaainess ana ni.i
Iveness of the NATO striking
fleet.
In Brest, crewmen had the op
portunity to enjoy the special
ties of the area, including sea
foods and shopping on the Rue
tie Siam.
A variety of tours offered In
cluded: villages along the Brit
tany coast, an overnight tour to
St. Michel and the Normandy
Beaches, and a three-day visit
to Paris.
Mrs. Robort KVUo and Mrs.
Jack WILsey went to Mayvllle
to attend the Rebekah District
meeting and attended the Joint
meeting of Evening Star Rebek:
ah Lodge and Blue Mountain
Rebekah Lodge on October 9.
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lg&Btgg SAVINGS I
WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS!
Wool Yarn House Brooms
98O A skein $1.00 each
Wood Wall Plaques
Asst.
t PLASTIC COATED , . .
PLAYING DECKS HEAD SCARFS
4 Decks $1.00 4 for SI. 00
LADIES' and MEN'S MEN'S 100
WALLETS COTTON SOCKS
Ea. 98c 2 Pr. $1.00
MEN'S COWBOY CUT
Wrangler J Jeans A" Siies $U pr
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS 3 $100
YARD GOODS . . . . l2 Price
-NEW SHIPMENT
PACKAGE CANDIES AT LOW, LOW PRICES
HALLOWEEN
COSTUMES
AND MASKS
PARTY
DECORATIONS
non s variety
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ALSO STORES IN HERMISTON. BURNS, and REDMOND
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OCTOBER 24 and 25
TAMI
SKIRTS
Reg. 9.95 to 12.95
This Week $00
Winter
Coats
13 Off
Miscellaneous Table
FISH NET STOCKINGS BLOUSES
COLORED PANTY HOSE ETC.
$3.00 or Less
Winter Coals '3 Off
PLASTIC
Rain Coots
RAIN HOOD AND BELT
TO MATCH
Each
$2.00
Rack
Of Dresses
ASST. SIZES AND COLORS
y2 off
SNOW SUITS
REG. $30.00 Now $15.00
MISS ELAINE
Slips .... e-$2
Miladies Apparel
Alice and Grace S H Green Stamps Heppner
$AVE AT HEPPNER'$
FRI. Cr SAT., OCT. 24 and 25
SEE US FOR ALL
YOUR FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING NEEDS
Work Shirts
Reg. $3.95 Now JQO
WINTER COATS
Reg. $14.95 AOO
And $12.95
off
SUITS ffSS 20
BARGAIN PRICES ON:
SHOES WORK PANTS
GLOVES SHIRTS
PULLOVER SHIRTS
GARDNBrS
Men's Wear
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1966 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
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1967 FORD F100
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1963 OLDSMOBILE F85
CUTLASS V-8 PRICED TO MOVE
1966 FORD 4-Dr. HARDTOP
PRICED RIGHT.
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