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R: W: KASARI TRUCKING BELLES SEPTIC TANK SERVICE This well-equipped truck line has filled the needs for grain, feed and miscellaneous hauling faculties and in this community people , look to R. W. Kasarl Trucking, in Hermiston, phone 567-3255 or 567-6183 for informa tion, They have modern and well equipped trucks for the proper and prompt handling of all types of commodities. All you need to do is call them on the phone and they will take care of your needs. Not only do they have modern equipment, but they have experienced men on each truck, which, insures prop er and careful handling of . all commodities entrusted to their care. Another feature is the courteous manner vwlth which this service is rendered. Every one in the organization is pleas ant at all times and they are made to feel that your patron age is appreciated and desired. In this 1971 Review, the edi tors highly recommend R. W. Kasari Trucking to our readers as one of the best in this business. LET-ER BUCK MOTOR SERVICE "Cecil Howard Owner" Belles Septic Tank Service, lo cated on West , Punkin Center Road in, Hermiston, phone 567 8218, specializes in expert clean ing, installing and repairing of septic tanks and cesspools. Don't take chances by having some one work on your septic tank who doesn't , have this exper ience. So many times that type of work must be dug , up and done all over, all because of lack of knowledge and experience. You can have it done properly the first time by calling Belles Septic Tank Service. Don't wait until bad weather has set In before you have that septic tank or cesspool cleaned or repaired. Give them a call and have this reliable firm do it for you now. They can be de pended upon to satisfy you and they fully guarantee tneir wow. Let them clean your clogged pipes and drains in all commer cial, residential and industrial buildings. In this 1971 Town and Coun try Review, we, the authors, rec ommend Belles Septic Tank Service in Hermiston to all our readers and suggest that you call them for all your septic tank or cesspool work. LEE'S RADIO & TV CLINIC Let experience and a good reputation guide you to contact ing the Let-Er Buck Motor Ser vice located on the Butter Creek Highway in Hermiston, phone 567-8861 for all your livestock hauling needs. The management of this con cern has made it a point to give the very best service pos sible to every customer they haul for. Their drivers are the best that; can be obtained, they know that in business, their perishable cargo must reach its destination quickly and safely. Their de pendability plays an important part on the profit that their cus tomers can make. Each unit they operate is reg ularly maintained and ready for the length of the trip. You can be assured that they will get there when it is estimated. The writers of this 1971 Town and Country Review endorse the ethical policies of this reputable livestock hauling firm, and rec ommend to the people of this area that they contact Let-Er Buck Motor Service , in Hermis ton whenever in need of a first rate dependable hauling job. CAMPBELL EQUIPMENT INC. This well known firm, located in Hermiston at 535 North First, is ;,the dealer for the popular FOjiD and NEW HOLLAND line? of farm equipment. Be sure yo. see this firm before you purchase your farm equipment. Thjey have had years of exper ience in furnishing just the right machine for the job. When you buy farm equip ment, you want to know that you are getting machines that will stand up to the job. This equipment has stood the test for years. It can be depended upon to give the maximum service per dollar invested. We, the compilers of this 1971 Town and Country Review, wish to point out the fine reputation Campbell Equipment Inc. in Hermiston has built They are noted for square dealings and will stand behind every' purch ase. Drop in and see the new models the next time you are in Hermiston. HERMISTON LAUNDRY "Nan ReevesOwner" This well-known laundry is located at 165 Southwest Third in Hermiston. They launder clothes in a manner that no home methods can equal They give personal attention to every item. If you are particular about the.; way you want your linens aiwi clothes to look, you will be,, pleased with their services. Hermiston Laundry features fast one1 day service,' which they do in their own plant. Vjor your convenience, they feature wet wash, rough-dry, and finished work service. You can bring all your family's wash to this reliable laundry and then, the next day, pick them up completely finished and ready to wear. They can do your laundry, at a very low price because of their large vol ume of business and the very latest equipment. Don't be tired and out of sorts with your family and do like so many of your neighbors are doing; take your clothes to the best laundry in this section, the Hermiston Laundry. Phone 567 6510. The copyists of this 1971 Town and Country Review give them our fully endorsed recommenda-. tion. "W. Lee Dyer Owner" This firm offers the greatest value in television and stereo sales and service and is located at 200 Southwest Eleventh In Hermiston, phine 567-8412. MOTOROLA, QUASAR, ZEN ITH, and SYLVANIA have al ways been names synonomous with excellence and quality. They are truly pioneers in all facets of the electronics field so it is no surprise that their Color TV sets have to be the finest. Their experience and record is your real guarantee of satisfac tion. Whether you want Color TV, Stereo, or a combination, Lee's Radio and TV Clinic is the home of the best. They maintain a modern, up- DEW DROP INN "Denny E arl y Owner" Here is a place where service and friendliness go hand in hand. They serve delicious Ger man sausage sandwiches and the best drinks at all times. They are located at 240 S. W. 11th, in Hermiston, phone 567 8753. Here we have an entirely dif ferent kind of place, one where comfort, friendly service and a pleasant atmosphere means pleasure and enjoyment It is a place where you can go with the fullest assurance that you will receive every attention, and that you will thoroughly enjoy yourself. This place has long been known to the . citizens of this area; known well enough to be a guarantee that when you visit the Dew Drop Inn you are cer tain to receive every courtesy and have a pleasant time. They always endeavor to maintain their place in a manner agree able to all. We, the editors, of this 1971 Town and Country Review sug gest , you treat yourself ' to a good time at this friendly establishment. to-date establishment where the best of parts for your set can be secured. They also have the latest scientific devices for test ing your set in order to detect anything that may need replace ment or adjustment They are familiar with the construction of every type, no matter what make or model it may be. Drop cff your set the next time you are in Hermiston. They are color experts and of fer low cost alignment and pro fessional antenna installation for the best color reception pos sible. This 1971 Town and Country Review and its writers highly recommend this outstanding firm. HERMISTON FLIGHT CENTER vWrex Langdon Operator ,:. and Manager" JExpert flight instruction is of fered in this area by the Herm iston Flight Center at the Herm iston Airport. Telephone 567-8737 and learn about their competitive rates from a Federal Aviation Admin istration licensed flight instruc tor. Flying lessons are conducted in. modern aircraft and include all the information you need to become a qualified pilot. Instructors here will show you how to obtain weather forecasts and how to interpret weather maps. Soon you will be able to formulate your own weather forecast from available informa tion. The Hermiston Flight Cen ter also covers all the details necessary to help you pass your written examinations for be coming a licensed pilot, along with the practical experience of actually flying, learning the in strument, and all mechanics that it takes to become a good pilot. Air ambulance, air freight and charter service is available through the Hermiston Flight Center, for information just phone 567-8737. The editors of this 1971 Re view suggest you contact the Hermiston Flight Center for flight instruction information of the best possible anywhere. SHELCO ELECTRIC INC. Shelco Electric Inc. is located at r 2150 North First in Hermis ton, phone 567-5532 for complete service. This firm of recognized elec trical contractors specialize in residential, commercial, and in dustrial wiring. There are many jobs throughout this area that are tributes to their ability as electrical contractors. This section of the state as a whole, has an added busi ness advantage by having in their midst such a well known electrical establishment whose commendable policies and prod ucts of quality have gained for them an ever increasing busi ness. This can be confirmed by the large contracts Shelco Elec tric Inc. completing throughout this section in all fields of elec trical wiring. They have the very best in workmanship and materials; therefore, you will be wise to consult them before you let your next contract. We, the editors, take great pride in recommending this firm to all our readers in our 1971 Town and Country Review. LYONS STUDIO "Louis Lyons Owner" What will be more prized in years to come than a good por trait? And what would make a finer gift? The Lyons Studio can make a portrait that you will be pleased to give or proud tc own. They also are well known for high quality commercial photo graphy work. Anything you need done in commercial photo graphy can be done by them with the skill and equipment necessary for all such work. -For the bride and groom they offer a service that is now con sidered indispensable. The wed ding album is a must if you want to make that occasion live forever. Stop in at Lyons Studio when you are in Hermiston and see sample albums and work out details for your album of mem ories. If you want excellent por traits at moderate prices or some of the finest commercial work that money can buy, go to the Lyons Studio at 520 North First In Hermiston, phone 567 6346. The staff of this 1971 Review is pleased to suggest this stu dio for all your photography needs. 4-H Home Ec. Judging To be Pre-Foir Event County fair events for , 4'-H members have become so many and varied that some will be held prior to fair this year. The 4-H foods, clothing and knitting contests will be Thurs day, July 22, 1:30-4:30 p.m. at the Annex at the fairgrounds in Heppner. The contests ' will be considered a part of fair and premiums will be paid. State fair judging teams will be sel ected from each event The change to a pre-fair event was made primarily to allow the judging contest to be a : more educational experience for mem bers. Sally Bay, area extension agent, will be in charge of the contests assisted by 4-H leaders Corliss Boner, Beverly Doherty, and Liz Curtis. Boardman News Mr. and Mrs. Chub Warren went to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho last week to visit at the home of Warren's niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Hruska. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Piercey of Portland were Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bishop. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Classen were Albert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Giebels of Pendle ton, and the Giebels' granddau ghter, Cheryl Tilford of Portland. Giebels is Classen's cousin. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Minnich were Mrs. Minnich's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Housley of Gresham, and Mrs. Housley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reed of Brush Prair ie, Wash. Earl So word Has Surgery Earl Soward was taken by ambulance to Community Hos pital In Pendleton late Wednes day night. He had entered Pio neer Memorial Wednesday mor ning. He underwent major sur-y gery Thursday. Mrs. Soward is in Pendleton with her husband. Gazette-Times want ads pay. KINZUA NEWS KINZUA Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Muzzy and family of Port land spent . the past weekend visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy. When they returned home Sunday, Rhonda and Mark remained to visit their grandparents for this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hire were business visitors to Portland last Monday, returning home Tues day. Clarence Woods and son Max were business visitors to The Dalles last Thursday. Also there that dav on business was Mrs. Robert Kelso. Mrs. Omar Stubblefield and HEPPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. -July' 23.' 1971 7 Mrs. John Nelson and son Greg were in Heppner fTiaay wnere KoseMerry ana ureg naa meai cal attention. , Mrs. Dick Sargent and fam ily came Sunday evening to vis It with Mr. and Mrs. Troy Day and family. Mark remained for a longer visit at the Days. Mrs,. Kathryn Mai was the hnnnred euest at a birthdav Dar- ty last Tuesday given by the Bible Class. Mis. Mai was pre sented a gift of a crystal dish hv th crniiD after which birth day cake and coffee were serv ed to all. Those present were Hil.lrprt Hines. Lvnn Mai. Ruth Smllpv. rindv Weaser. Golda Barzee, Molly Day, Vera Dyer, and Marian Tripp, rastor wn- NBIVBJIM91 1782. two broth6w. the montsofiers, fiued paper bass, or "balions with hot air from their firepiace, 8awthe FIOAT-AND SOTTHft IPfAFOftTHB BAUOOH. Ft V 'V sum One of every four drivers oh the road after mid" wight 18 a teena6er I Ahmhouw FORBIDS TRAIN CREWS TO . SHOOT AT AW- THlMd RUT OUTIAW6.' . lt RAILROAD UN60 flj&lff?Mf&a : 'COW CRATE-- " JniUd Trn ejwrUllon Union. liam Mai came at the end to help enjoy the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Warming and family went to Bend Friday where their daughter Jolene had treatment for a broken arm, suf fered in a fall from a swing. Mr,. Warming also had dental care in Pnnevllle. . j Mr., and Mrs.' Everett Howell of SDrav were Sunday visitors with Frank DeMeritt. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd went to Rnfus to sDend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Todd and Geraldine. Also visit ing there were Mrs. John Gill and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Winebarger and family, all of Portland. Gary Todd re turned home with his parents after an extended visit with his grandparents. Miss Susan White went with the Todds and they all attended Fort Dalles Day in The Dalles. .Tim and Rick O'Neall left Sun- day to attend Boy Scout camp at Wallowa Lake. Jolene Park er. Susan O'Neall. Tyrone and Tammi Lucas went to Camp Moro at Tygh Valley to attena Bible Camp. The Friendship Club had their regular card party last Tuesday night at the grade school with Carol Norris as hostess. High score was won by Cindy Weas er, second high and pinochle by Irene Samples, and the second pinochle by Sue Mattison. Mid dle Score went to Evie Luper. Others present were Roberta Conlee, - Patsy McMinn, Melba Mitchell. Rase Merry Nelson, Deena Reid, Sharon Bell, and Becky Wright. VISITING HERE FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. William Mitch ell .of Daly City, Calif., were in Heppner for a few days to visit relatives and friends. Mr. Mitch ell's mother, Mrs. John Mitchell accompanied them on their trip, while here. They were the guest of Pat Daly. a Mrs. Don Taylor was hostess for a baby shower at her home last week in honor of Mrs. Mi chael Mitchell and two weeks old son Michael IL Co-hostesses were Mrs. Dwayne Wonsey of Hermiston, and Mrs. John Whit ley. There were 17 present Prizes were won in games by Fran Hale and Candy Moore of Hermiston, Mrs. . Gaston Gray and Mrs. Bill Bates. Mrs. Bates also received the door prize. JIMP J UU Uii Lb on 3 MlnblnlS Ad4i o Each Ml ml SIM DGTOK1 July r CUT AND SEND COUPON OF TOUR CHOICE THE mf KETTNXM GAZETTE-TIMES I WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR 3 MONTH FREE OFFER BY SENDING THE PAPER AS A - GIFT TO NAME ADDRESS SEND CARD FROM CHG. CHECK ENCLOSED I WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR 3 MONTHS FREE OFFER. 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