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Saturday U Barter Day. Come In Saturday and Horse Trade
for any funiture or article marked ita a Red Tag. Thee
Itema go to the beet Horse Trader, so try your skill!
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GOOD REASONS
TO SAVE
at First Federal
Convenience Safety Earnings Availability
In addition to these four reasons . . . there is a great deal of satisfaction
in knowing you have money saved for any emergency that may arise.
Come in today and talk with one of our savings
counselors and let us show you how easy it is
to take the first step to financial security.
For Th Safety Of Your Savings
Your Savings
Now Ipsured To
'20,000
By Federal Saving
and Loan Insurance
Corporation
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IIKPI'NKIt IOHK.I i.7.KTTK TI.MKS. Thursday, July U. 1973
tinZUQ buys tlttlbcr Delegates to Lesion meeting at Seeslde
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Of seven timber sales (tut ing
the month of June, I wo were
mink lo Kinua Coi potation,
.r more than l.:WM.otif
according to II. Ii. Kudolph,
(oust min rvisoi , I'malilla Nit
t mm. ill Forest.
Tin- Porter Owk sale was
made Juno A In Kiimiii, high
Inddci. Mm $l.:iwrM The sale
wits nppiaiscil ni $,::M.479.
lor hi. estimated M'.. million
Ixiairl feel of timber, and SJMH)
iu u s l material appraised and
sold at 19 cot. is per acre.
The sale is on I ho Heppner
District in Porter Creek, Juni-M-r
t'ic'k. Iloniy Crook and
Cnlvii. Crifk drainages in
Whoolor and Morrow Counties.
Fh.al hid prices p'r thousand
iMiard fvl wore: 1'ondorosa
pn o. n I)uulas-fir and
western larch. $90.74; while fir
ai d other coniferous species,
$95 57. Kinua was the only
didder present.
The Hrown I.. I. sale was sold
Jin e 29 to Kii.irua Corporation.
Inch hil(1er, for $24,725. The
sale Mas appraised at $24,721)
lm in estimated 500.000 hoard
til l nl I iinlicr. The sale is on the
llrppi.cr DinIi id in Morrow
Cniii.tx. Final hid prices per
tliotisiit d hoard feet were:
lmli!cMile pine and other coni
fi'inus sMi'ies. $49.45. KinziM'
was the only hutder present.
Youth hurt In
head-on collision
A llCilll III. colllsllll IIMlK ill
a inoloi ru le ai, (I jit, auloniohile
Ihieatei ed Hie lives of two
Hi Mill -old Boaidman youths
Ttiesiliiy .
.Minim, McKenzie, driving
west hound on Marina Dr.,
Hoiinlmaii, was uninjured.
Donald Kuene Russell suffered
a In nken arm and legs when his
motorcycle collided with the
McKenzie car. The accident
occurred at 7 p.m.
Kussoll is recovering at the
Good Shepherd Hospital,
llerniislon.
Mr. and Mrs. r'nink Hamlin
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnie
Hodman were lleppner'a
nlficial delegates to the Ameri
can l.i'ion and Auxiliary de
partment convention held at
Si-aside last week.
Mcmhorship was klressel.
Ttie Legion and Auxiliary have
something lo sell, service lo
eterans. Johs for the veterans
was another major concern.
Past Commander Mollis Hull
in his address said "We must
earn the right to live in a
community,"
. Department chaplains were
in charge of the annual memor
ial service held Thursday
morning at the Seaside Conven
tion (Vnter. Legion meetings
were held at the center and the
Auxiliary meetings at the Klks
temple.
National Commander Joe L.
Matthews of Fort Worth. Tex.,
was the keynote speaker on,
"Heach out in service for
America" at the banquet
Thrusday evening. "There are
now four generations of four
wars as members of the
American Legion, loot's hope
there is never a fifth war and a
filth generation of members,"
ho told the audience.
Mrs. Hamlin worked on the
resolutions committee and Mrs.
Iledman on community service.
Installation Saturday after
noon closed the sessions. Her
niece Marcroft of Salem Is Ihe
new department president;
.Lunula Murchison of Pendleton
was elected vice-president.
Department commander
elected was Jack Hrown of Post
I Hi, and Kd Slack of Portland is
the new vice president.
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Closed for Repairs
and Vacations
July 14 Aug. &
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FRI. & SAT., JULY 13-14
Polaroid Big Shot
Reg. $19.95 Now $16.95
I Kodak XL 55 Movie Camera
4k
Reg. $214.50 Now $18995
Agfa Optima-rapid 250
Reg. $79.95 Now $49.95
Jet Set Electric
Digital Alarm
Reg. $14.95 Now $ J, 1.95
8 track Tape Cases
Reg. $3.95 Now $2.69
The Best in Barbcquo Equipment
Large, heavy duty Char-Broil with electric spit
and cover included Reg. $185.65
Special $H3f 95
Many bargains too numerous to list
Noritalic Special
Culcbra Younger Imago
Services for 8. 45 pc. set. Open stock value.
$136.25 Special Retail $y9s
Noritako Nicosia Fine China
42 pc. set. Service for 8. Open Stock Value.
$137.40. Special Retail $7(o)95
Assorted Giftwarc
12 price and loss
a-
Baby-gro Play wear
13 OFF
Zenith Portable
Cassette Recorder-Player
Reg. $54.95 Now $20
Garraud Record Changer
Reg. $65 Now $25
Trial Size
Ogilvie Shampoos
Just right
for traveling
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All Vardley Cosmetics
Off
PATIO TRAYS Reg. $1.49 Mov;Wj
Now is the time - de thrifty but safe!
21 quart Presto Coodcr-Canncr j
Reg. $42.98 How $ ) 90
Gold Counselor Bath Scales 1
Reg. $11.98 Now
99
Hatching Gold Hamper
Reg. $17.98 llow. j99
SORRY No gift wrapping
on sale items
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