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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, Jun 8. 1967 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. HERMISTON HAS THESE u ' -si JIMMY'S FLOWER SHOP SERVICES TO OFFER To receive the best service and ri'tulli In the mi If of your live stock. II l ('"'rally accepted Unit It pavit lo do business with Hit' Northwestern Livestock CommtxKlon of Hermlston. TIiIm reliable concern lias nerved I In- Ntockmcn ( tJmalll In and Morrow counties miwt ef. (Hii'iitlv nnd always with a re markable degree of millHfmllon. Thin well known company seeks to find tin1 most advant ageous iniirki't for your live stock, nnd that they have been lMQPSTtarAB8tJl!iCr , , , The Nurthrop Steel Fabricat ing Co. lit limited In HermlHton, north of town on Hermlston Mc.Nnrv highway, or phone 57 57.'7 Thev maintain steel fabri cating shop that Is unsurpassed In fer Ire, workmanship and supplies and wish to extend to the people of Morrow county ap preciation for their patronage. This company Is the head quarters for I'mnlllla and Mor row counties for Iron work fab ricating and all kinds of weld ing Thev employ fitters nnd webli-rs nf ability, and (his shop U noted for prompt ami effic i JIM 'gIassi The Hermlston Class located ut 1-H0 N. 1st in Hermlston, offers our eoil' glass for ev ery use. Thev feature a full line of gluss for shower doors, tub enclosures, plate glass, mirrors and furniture tops. Regardless of what Item you have that needs glass, all you have to do Is take the measurements and give them to the Hermiston Glass, and they will cut It to vour exact specifications. They spcclull.e In Insurance work nnd ROOT BEER The bright orange A & W Root Beer Drlve-ln has become a very familiar sight almost anywhere vnu may trnvel In America, and right here In Hermlston Is one of the best representatives of this sign of delicious hamburg ers, flavorful Ice cream dishes and very probably the best root lieer you have ever tasted. This excellent drlve-ln is lo cated at 1st Pluce and Hermls ton Ave., right In the heart of Hermlston, nnd In this 1967 Follett's Pioneer Mont Co., lo cated Just north of Hermiston on the Hermiston-McNary Dam highway, are distributors of fine meats and meat products, such as beef, pork, lamb nnd delic ious hams and bacon. Follett's Pioneer Mont Co. is enjoying nn ever Increasing pa tronage from over all of East ern Oregon because thoy strive to give their customers a really outstanding service in custom cutting, quick freezing, wrap ping, nnd Insist on furnishing a grade of meat that is going to please you. DON WINK nutrcxsful Ik evidenced by the Increasing number of people who are doing business with HiIh firm. TIh-v offer both the buying and selling public u real service, and the location, an you mnv know In llwy. 30, In the Westland District of Hermlston. The wrllem of thin 1907 Herm lNton He view would like to Join the many cattlemen of Morrow county who recommend the Northwestern Livestock Com mission Co. of HermlNton, as a I NORTHROP STEEL FABRICATING CO. CAROL AND HELEN NORTHRUP OWNERS ient service and In having work ready when promised. Their charges are reasonable, and if any article Is beyond repair, they will promptly tell you so. (if imiMirtance to this urea is the fact that this company spe cializes In designing and lubri cating steel of any tye, and ore particularly known for the building of truck bodies and for the manufacturing of steel tanks In any shape, design and xl.e that you may need for your special project. Thev are equip ped with their own steel form ing press and steel shear, and ure able to do work tliut for HERMISTON DEWANE of course, Jim or Boh will bo pleased to furnish free esti mates on any Job, big or small, having to do with glass. Class serves not only as a necessary Item on furniture, but to beautify nnd preserve it as well. If you have a desk that does not have a glass top, It Is subject to scratches nnd stains. If you want to preserve it and have it keep that new look, have a glass top cut for It. A and W ROOT DUANE AND OLGA Hermiston Business Review, we would like to recommend that you stop In for a cold root beer and your favorite sandwich the next time you are In town shop ping. This Is headquarters for the popular burger family nnd we can sincerely state that most people agree that a mama bur ger or a papa burger from the A & W beats any sandwich they have ever eaten. Have you tried the A & V Chubby Chicken yet? Here is the freshest, specially chosen, FOLLETT'S PIONEER MEAT CO. DAN FOLLETT Because of the volume of bus iness transacted through their wholesale and retail establish ment, and because of their hon est business methods nnd high quality products, they have gained a high regard by many people In our area who buy meats for locker and freezer. Dan Follett is pretty well ex perienced In the meat business having worked for his father, who founded the Pioneer Meat Co. in Hermiston nearly 50 years ago. The Pioneer Meat Co. works under the most sanitary condit ions and Is checked regularly by E. P. SNYDER compuny that take a real In terest In helping our cattle In dustry to grow and proyier. Sales are held every Tuesday and you are Invited to call 567 Wi!5 for any Information dealr ed on either the buying or (tell ing or cattle. We should men Hon also, their popular horse Kale held on the 3rd Sunday of every month. We guarantee that you will like the service offered by Northwestern Livestock Com mission. merly hud to be sent to Port land or Spokane. Of Interest. Is the fact that Northrop Steel has on hand right now a number of steel KHK) gallon septic tanks ready to go, and at the low price of $101 (X) each. With each tank they will furnish you with Orangeburg pipe at cost. Thev are also sales and In stallation hendquorters for Eaz lite Trailer hitches, and we can guarantee that their prlres are the lowest in our area. We rec ommend (hot you give Northrop Steel of Hermlston a "Try." GLASS BOB MAULSBT This 17 Business Review Is certainly pleased to recommend to our readers this fine new Hermiston company and we think you will agree with the many customers of The Herm lston Glass in our area that you get friendly courteous serv ice and always at fair prices. To see what we mean, Just call 567-6679 the next time you need glass of any type. You will be well pleased. BEER DRIVE IN ALEXANDER OWNERS 2'i pound fryer, marinated In special sauce, deep fried under pressure nnd served with salad and muffin with honey "Nuf said???" dlt is available for take home). The menu is varied with many specialty dishes that are not avallnble anywhere else nnd you are sure to enjoy any thing that you may order. Be sure and try the A & W Drive-in in Hermiston the next time you want good food well prepared and at very popular prices. OWNER-MANAGER the Department of Agriculture If you wish to buy a quarter or half of beef, pork, or lamb, they will cut It to your specifications and wrap it for your home freezer We, in this 1967 Hermiston Business Kevlew, wish to compli ment them on the valuable service they are rendering to the nennlo nf TtmntHln nnH lWnr. row counties. Phone 567-6651 for complete information on any of the mnnv services nrnvlHH hv this fine company. (P. S. You snouia see uaDe tne Blue ox now ne is Digger tnan house!!!) YOU JONES RADIATOR SHOP 1315 N. 1st Hcrmiston Phon 567-6916 Exceptional Repair For Radia tors of Cars, Trucks, Tractors And All Engines Sales and Installation of the llayden Transmission Coolers and the Flex-A-Llte Fan for Better Operation of Automobile, Truck and Tractor Engines. '' "' This company Is located at 615 N. 1st Place in Hermiston, or phone Hermlston 567-6819. This popular concern carries a complete line of petroleum products and through their fair prices constantly offered, they have won an enviable reputa tion throughout this section. The people of Umatilla and Morrow counties have come to know that they can depend on the Shell Oil Company of Herm- BOSSO :- GREYHiO'uTFfP,' VAN L N I S I j if We, in this 1967 Hermlston Review, wish to compliment the Bosso Moving and Storage up on their fair dealings and effic ient business methods rendered to the people of Umatilla and Morrow counties. As you may know, thev are our local agent for the famous Greyhound Van Lines and many of our Morrow county people who have become residents and are from distant parts of the world will attest The Hermiston Ready Mix, lo cated at 71 W. Ridgeway Ave. in Hermiston is the place from which to order your ready mix ed concrete. By ordering here you can be assured that the proper mix has been used in order to make concrete strong and durable. They will give you rapid de livery service, and extra effort is made to make delivery at a convenient time for you or your workmen. ' i - " City, county and state ordin ances affecting electric wiring on all buildings and houses are definitely strenuous. The pur pose, however, is evident Many disastrous fires and home acci dents are the result of defective wiring. For those reasons, it is imperative that everyone need ing electrical wiring, insist up on the services of a competent, licensed electrician, who is ARDIS CARTER Luxated at 254 E. Main St in Hermlston. Here they carry an excellent selection of flowers that In cludes practically all varieties, and no matter what your de sire may be. Just phone 567 6226 Hermlston, and they will see that vour wishes are car ried out. Their flowers are kept In the best of condition as they have provided all facilities nec essary to keep the stock in prime bloom. For floral decoration, for wed dings or banquets, their serv ice Is unique. For funerals their designs assures you that this final tribute has been most fit ting and proper. You will, at all times, find a variety of beaull- SHELL D ELMER Lston, for everything in gasoline and oils. They feature Shell Diesel. Shell Stove Oil. and Shell Furnace oil with metered and radio dispatched service, and also that famous Shell gas oline for truck, tractor and car. One of the essential features of any product is that it will stand the wear of the years. The same Is true of the repu tation of any business firm, and that is why Shell Oil of Herm MOVING and STORAGE CO. HAROLD and HELEN GOODWIN OWNERS to the feeling of security in en trusting their furniture and irreplaceable possess ions to "Greyhound". Bosso Moving and Storage has modern storage warehouse lo cated at 201 Hermiston Ave. in Hermiston, and you are invited to inspect the fine facilities that are available to you. Remember that the extra service, the extra care, in fact all the extras that go with Greyhound Van Lines HERMISTON READY MIX ELMER This rapid ready-mixed con crete delivery service has been a great help to the heavy build ing schedules all contractors have been undertaking, and home owners appreciate the fact that they can have a load of ready-mixed concrete for use without the effort it would take to mix it themselves. It saves time and energy and in the long run is much more economical. The Hermiston Ready Mix has the experience and equipment RESIDENTIAL i -- i -' : - A commercial industrial ! qualified to do the work. The Shelco Electric, Inc., is a local firm of licensed electric ians. Few persons in this line of work can show so many years of competent and skilled serv ice to the residents of this area. The Shelco Electric has estab lished an enviable reputation throughout the entire field of electrical contracting and has proven itself worthy of the pat WAVIE CARTER ful seasonal flowers grown from the best stock available; at prices that are always reas onable, due to their large and extensive business. Their de signs are distinguished for their very appropriate appearance. Remember that nothing bet ter expresses your thoughtful ness than flowers: They speak in every language and are one of the world's most appreciated gestures of remembrance. Jimmy's Flower Shop Li rec ommended to all our readers of this 1967 Hermlston Business Review, and we believe that you will be mighty pleased with the extra effort that goes into your order for flowers for any occas ion. OIL COMPANY CRAWFORD DISTRIBUTOR lston enjoys an ever Increasing volume of patronage from our farm, ranches and homes. They invite our readers to take ad vantage of their service. Your BankAmericard Is welcome and S & H stamps are given on all purchases. Ths review can sincerely state that you will be pleased with the friendly attention that Is al ways accorded the customers of "Shell of Hermiston." service do not cost any more than regular moving service. If you have moving to do across the country across the state, or across the world, just call 567-5175 in Hermiston or Mr. Greenwood, the Pendleton agent at 276-1357, and we can guarantee that it will be the "best move" you have ever made. (P. S. Watch for the new warehouse in Hermiston soon to be "a building.") MOYER OWNER to make the very best concrete available, and they also have forms and hardware to rent I guess that what we are trying to say is that the Hermiston Ready Mix is a complete serv ice, and that you can depend upon them to "serve you right." Mr. Moyer has many friends In Morrow county and is always especially pleased to serve Mor row county people. A call to 567-5214 will get you quick service on concrete deliv-erey. SHELCO ELECTRIC INC. ronage of our people. For all your electrical problems as well as power, commercial, and resi dential wiring, plus repair and rewinding of every type of elec tric motor, see this firm located at 2150 N. 1st in Hermiston or phone 567-5532. This 1967 Herm iston Business Review would not be complete without ex tended mention of Shelco Elec trie which has many friends in Morrow county. Community Fills Church Sunday For Dedication (Continued from Page 4) also visited in Tacoma, Wash, at the home of Ball's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs George Urlachere, and then to Lincoln City where they visited Ball's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ball, and Mrs. Ball's sister-in-law, Mrs. Crystal Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peck are the parents of a 7 lb., 9Vi oz. son bom May 13. at the Pen dleton Community hospital. He has been named Michael Willi am. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peck of Boardman, and Col. and Mrs. Robert Heald ol Presidio, Calif. Great-grandparent Is Thomas Heald of Jamestown, N. Y. The Boardman Garden Club met Monday night of last week at the home of Mrs. Frank Mar low. Roll call was answered by answering the Question, "Shall we have a flower show?" The club voted to buy anoth er shrub and a tree for the grounds at the Boardman Com munity Church when they are needed. Mrs. Arthur Allen reported on the progress of the city park. In a game played prizes were won by Mrs. Rollin Bishop and Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Mrs. Ralph Earwood won the door prize. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Allen, June 19 at which time new officers will be installed, and the annual Sandflower Sister party will be neid, with names oeing revealea with exchange of gifts. Week-end visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George Neeley were Neeley's mother, Mrs. Er- ma Neeley of Capitola, Calif., and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of San Jose, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball, Sr., at tended the funeral of Elmer Pe tersen in lone Saturday and then went to Heppner to visit Mrs. Ball's brother-in-law, Jess Coats. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Donovan were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Sr, of Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wetherell and son Lec of Richland, Wash., 2nd Lt. Larry West of Fort Ben ning, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wretherell of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beeks of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson and son Phil of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black and daugh ter Diane, Karrol Wear, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Urin Messenger and granddaughter of Portland were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gil lespie. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messen ger of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Messenger and children Kathy, Geraldine and Gerald, and Mrs. Marie Cogill of Port land; Carroll Messenger of Kmgsley Field, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Willett and children De- nice, Ronald and Deloyce of Cor vallis, Mr and Mrs. Carl Mar quardt and seven children, and Mr, and Mrs. BUI Marquardt and seven children of Lexington. 2nd Lt Larry West is spend ing two weeks leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., from Fort Bennine. Ga. He received his commission May 15. After his leave he will return to Fort Ben ning where he will be an in structor. Greenfield Grange met Satur day night at the hall with Mr. and Mrs Donall Baker as hosts. Mrs. Chub Warren assisted. The meeting started with potluck supper at 6:30. Mr. and Mrs Nathan Thorpe were elected alternate delegates to the state grange session at North Bend in June. Mrs. John Phillips presented the grange an award for par ticipating in the Heart Fund drive. It was a certificate of appreciation of distinguished service and leadership in the fight against the heart diseases. It was voted that the Home Economics Club be allowed to buy a curtain rod for the stage. Arthur Allen made an extens ive report on the progress of the Boardman Park District He al so reported that he will no long er be insurance agent for the grange, and that in the future Charles Jones of Lexington will handle all insurance. $7.25 was collected to apply toward a grange scholarship. Student has to be a grange member to be eligible for the scholarship. The grange voted to sponsor a fund raising project for the Babe Ruth baseball league as a Community Service project. The next meeting will be June 17, starting at 8 p.m. There will be no potluck suppers during the summer months. Mrs. Harold Baker's kinder garten class finished their year last Friday, and she took them and other pre-schoolers on a tour of the local post office. Mrs. Roy Ball, postmaster, served them refreshments. They then had dinner at the Nomad res taurant. ROLL TICKETS tor sale In single and double rolls. Use for drawings, admissions to events. Gazette-Times, Hepp pner. Ph. 676-9228. .
