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Front Page 5. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday. April 1. H tCKHXKKMXXHKXKK8KKXKKHK8KXX8XKSX A Oooiilife S0I Thursday, April 1, 7-9 pjn. only. 40 OFF REGULAR PRICES!! Vr1 if I, 676-9200 K X A A X 'A 'A St X 'A H A a K 'A A A A K A X X ... X X 3 X X A A 'A V. I I A A 'A A A A V. 'A X K X X X X X X X X X X K i X X X X X X X X X X Kixxkrkkxxkxxxxxkkxxmxkxxxxxkxkxxxxxxxxmxkk: M001ILITE SALE 79 pm only Thursday ApriM, WEST BEND Register Now 'i-jii' Chalet Cher automatic skillet-chafing dish Th Chalet Chef offers all the flair of chafing dish cookery without the hazards of a flame. FB !6r FREE Nothing to buy Jut! com In and raflHttf. SHOES Ah n ; ffl ' I For Your Perfect Comfort . JtJ1 m Full Skin-Fit Lining Cushioned Arch Support jft m Soft Glove Leather ia Cushion Crepe Soling Outstanding Fitting Quality Three Pairs for the Price of One! All the two for one sale rack will be priced three for one. One pair will be Vi the original price. Men's and Boy's Table Sale Shoes 25 per cent off the sale price gontv: THE Morrow County's Newspaper GAZETTE-TIMEs 15C Vol. 93, Heppner, OR, Thursday, April 1, 1976 OOOHLITE SALE BAKE SALE 79 p in AT Turner, VanMarter & Bryant Office Held By: Epsilon Sigma Alpha Alpha Theta Chapter Proceeds to'the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Tail Caaaaaaaily 8rvlc Menage Spwtored By I Greta GrCwCr3LLiJ. LEXir:3Ton One Day of our Foolish April 1st Sale 2" Terrarium green plants 2 for $1.00 -V, Reg. $1.00 ea. M 676 9426 JmdlL CEioiiiber A business meeting was vwiiducled at the Chamber of Commerce Monday with Pre sident Larry Mills presiding. Nothing earth shattering was discussed during the meeting Cues! speaker for Mondays meeting will be Ron Daniels. President of Blue Mountain Community College, who will discuss the proposed budget for the coming year. Thank vou The end. BLOQDtVJOBILE Elks Club, April 6 2:30 to6p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Alpha Theta Chapter, Heppner Beta Omega Chapter, lone GIVE Help replace area's usage This Ad sponsored by Columbia Bosh Electric Co-op COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC COOP-ervm 5010 square miles In Umatilla. Morrow. Cilliam, Shermtn and Wheeler Counties. , KIIIZUA (1EVS Bv Barbara Pike Raymond Reid. Jerry Sam ples and Andy Samples spent Sunday floating down the John Day River from Service Creek to Twickenham. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris returned home March 24 from their long planned trip to Hawaii. Carol and Earl left March 16 for Honalulu. While on Oahu they visited Pearl Harbor. Diamond Head, the Punch Bowl and the many other attract ions on the island. They also went to Kona. Hawaii. The Norris' found Kona to be much more relaxing than the highly developed are on Oahu. Carol says they enjoyed the sun. the tours, the flowers and the scenery but she was glad to be back home again, proving once more than the most wonderful scenery in the world can't take the place of home. Mrs. Betty Larango. her ; daughter Yvonne Benson and '" grandson Shawn went to Moscow, ID Sunday to visit Linda Larango. Monday. Bet ty, Yvonne, Shawn and Dan Benson went to Walla Walla, WA where Dan had dental ; surgery on Tuesday. They ' returned home by way of Richland where they spent ; some time visiting Betty's father. Mr. Claude Locke at : Kadalec Hospital where he is a patient. Mrs. Larango, Dan and Shawn returned home Thursday. Mrs. Benson stayed in Heppner with her brother LDee Larango while she hacj medical care. LDee brought Yvonne home Saturday. A family party was held Sunday to celebrate Dan Benson's 17th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyal Hubbell went to Hood River last Thursday. Doyal is the man who has the job of keeping the school buses running. Thurs day's trip was just one of several quick trips that Doyal and Waneta have made lately to get parts to keep the buses running. Clarence and Betty Benson left Friday evening for Weis er. ID to visit relatives and take care of some business. They spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stirm and family. Mrs. Stirm is Betty's sister. LRay and Joyce Cody went to Portland Wednesday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Palermo and do some itching. A party of seven friends Including the Cody's and the Palmero's joined the crowds dipping for smelt on the Sandy River. The Cody's report the smelt were quite good sized and a good catch was made. Friday Ray and Mrs. Palermo went salmon fishing on the Willamette. Mr. and Mrs. Cody stopped in The Dalles to take care of some business Saturday morning as they returned home. Mrs. Waneta Hubbell and Carol Dyer were host esses for a prty for first, second and third grade Sun day school children at the Community Church in Kinzua. Friday. The ten children who attended played games and enjoyed the refreshments pro vided by Mrs. Linda Nyseth. Mrs. The Everett Gordan's of Portland enjoyed the com pany of their granddaughter, Jill Benson and her husband Ronald and son Jared this weekend. The Benson's also did some shopping while in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pike and Bruce were in The Dalles Saturday to do some shopping. They stopped in Wasco to see Don's mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. George Austin. Carlo Warming was back in Camp Five on Sunday to help his family move to their new home at Rock Springs. WY. Judy and the children have been busy trying to sell the families furniture since Carlo purchased a new mobile home and new furnishings in Rock Springs. Wish them luck in their new home! Mr. and Mrs. Don Paulus. Rick. Carrie and Randy wen? to Roseburg to enjoy the weekend with Barbara's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mather. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ken dal) and Allen went to Port land Tuesday for medical attention. Mrs. Deena Reid and dau ghters spent Wednesday thru Friday in Hermiston visiting her sister Shirley Peterson and her family. Also a guest at the Peterson home was Deena .and Shirley's grandmother, Mrs. rVenia Anderson. Mrs. Anderson who will be 91 on her birthday in May lives in Brookings. Mrs. LaVelle Jellick was accompanied by her daughter Kathy on a trip to The Dalles Friday. Thursday morning Sharon Kendall took her daughters Palti and Brenda to Hermis ton to stay a few days with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry. Sharon went to Pendleton to stay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mel burn Harris. Tuesday the Harris' and Sharon picked up Brenda and Patti for the return trip to Kinzua. The Harris' stayed at the Kendalls home until Thursday when they returned home to Pendleton. raiolcng one! Point-op Tsrae MOON LITE SALE Thurs., April 1, 7-9 p.m. only I m ill X lue Arrived Ve light paneling .3.39 panel, reg.3.90 4 mm Luan. and pecan PANELING Reg. 4.45 Moonlite Sale Price 3.79 a panel Sp red Satin 10 Sale Buy 1 gal 9.99 'get 2nd gal 1 cent J l l . 7 1 Clearing out odds ends Check our shopping cart for bargains ALL ' price Step In - The Coffee'i On PETTYJOHNS Farm and Builders Supply 676-9157 Notice continued on 15 i .. .! .. 'i a -:? 'e ii :: i: 1 i t - :: :i . ;: -f - ; .1 t, , j . ,i s . - ., ., .: . f - .. , . ? ' t S 4 (?.'""', 4 ; "mil ; r s-'iV?a2 , j..lt -' f 'J i ' r-,t . . ', h . . T . .... n i . v ... ., Thii la all that remain! o( tht born of Mr. and Mr. Ken Wright. Ruggi. after flrt early Monday morning According to rrports the home burned to the ground following an explosion believed caused by tht furnace 171114
