Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 04, 1972, Second Section, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextIIFPPXFR. ORF. 0A7FTTF TIMFS, Thumdav. Mav 4, 1!?3 Art Kelly ART KCLLY A vr reputable hH- inl- III l.ii III and ranch ri'.il estate transaction Ik Art Kel ly, Hre.k.-r uixl owner of Art Kail) Real I sUli', I'd. Id 205, iii'rniisiuii, (ire., phone 507-riCiriH. A plume rail to All Ki ll) r SEW & SEW CENTER HILDEGARD PIERSOL and 1 (iculcil at 17-1 W. Her nil:, I. in in Herniiston, Illume nC7-30U. Tlit' Sew ami Sew Center can show you ladies u lin like to sew one of tlit' largest selections of knit and stretch fabrics that you'll find anywhere. They lni Irotn only repu table nulls. Their friendly H lsonnel understands your needs and canheliiyoiichiio.se A & W ter. ? J DUANE ALEXANDER m -f IT, :M: Tlirout'.hout the country, A & W Drive-In' s have made a hit with young and old alike fur their fine food, friendly service, undabsolut ely delicious Hoot Beer. Such is the case of the A & W Drive-In located at 130 W Herniiston in Her miston, phone HC7-8127. The management of this Vend Music WHITEY SCHROTH PRES. The reputation of Vend Music Service Inc. located at 1013 First in Herniiston, phone 5G7-G793, has been ach ieved through many years of service, satisfaction andqua lity equipment. Vend-Music Service Inc. is experienced in the installa tion of background music sys tems. They are alsooffering , Pat & Charlies Supper Club (Formerly My Brothers Place) PAT and CHARLIE KIK OWNERS At Pat & Charlie's Sup per Club, 301 S. First in Herniiston, phone 5G7-8725, food and drink is more than just a topic of conversation, it is a most enjoyable reality. This outstanding establish ment has become a favorite gathering place for particu lar people who know and ap preciate the best. This is one of the finest restaurants in this area, offering your steak or sea food cooked to perfection by one of the finest chefs in the Northwest, Richard Per ry. Offering your favorite cocktails, as well as banquet facilities, and for your en joyment they feature dancing to live music every night except Monday. Real Estate BROKER ftnt Kh - . rrTATC mill enable you to proceed with your ranch or farm real stall- deals in the knowledge tliat you lire In the most ca- uhle Ii.iixIs and lir II Ik e,Ud to answer any questions you have. LELA HELLER OWNERS just Hip nt;hl material and cive you tips on ho to sew it. They also carry a com plete line of sewing notions patterns, thread and zippers that help you create a truly distinctive garment. (The Sew and Sew Center is your authorized Bernina Sewing Machine Center for sales and service.) DRIVE - IN OWNER A Si W Drive-In have spent much time in developing their complete menu of the unique Burger Family, and one can not exclude their widely ac claimed, delicious root beer. For an extra quick meal, stop in at the A & W Drive In in Herniiston. They spec ialize 111 fast, fast service, and delicious food. Service, Inc. 1 cigarette and candy vending machines as well as other amusement machines suchas bowling machines, and pool tables. Many of our readers know Whitey Schrotli and his professional staff who serve this area. All these men and the staff and management of Vend-Music Inc. invite the possibility of serving you too. FOR SAr 567-8303 IS N. Ul SI. Hermmton. Oreqon 97B3I Phone M7 One ul the must deitt'iiilaUo real estate firms in this urt of the state, offering city, country and Investment pro-IK-rties. Universal Is your author ized agent for Bohemia Modu- HERMISTON GLASS JIM DEWANE At Herniiston Class, 120 W. Hermiston in Herniiston phone 5G7-GG79, you 11 find a complete selection of all kinds of glass, including plate, mirror, sheet, color ed glass and auto and truck glass installed while you wait. The expert glazcrs here can cut any tyjie of glass to any size order and are known for their desire and ability to serve and to please. They feature only the highest qua lity materials and are proud of their products. Whi ther your need is for glass for that broken window or a com DEW DROP INN DENNY and VIVIAN At the Dew Drop Inn 204 SW 11 th in Hermiston, phone 5G7-343G, you'll find your fav orite brew in bottles or on tap and always served with a smile. The owners, Denny, and Vivian Early and their courteous assistants, make this a place where visitors always enjoy themselves and wish to return. To add to your pleasure, the Dew Drop Inn is now emodeling and will serve de Lef-Er Buck Motor Service SERVING OREGON RANCHERS SINCE 1948 ll""f"ltT''T y1 mm 1 1 1 4 i 1 1 1 it-, t Livestock buyers and ran chers in this area know to get the finest in livestock hauling available, they must call the Let-Er Buck Motor Service, located on Butter Creek Highway in Hermiston phone 5G7-8861. These professionals of the hauling business know that their cargo must be delivered safely and quickly to its des tination so the livestock they Hermiston Auto Parts DALE CHAPMAN Residents of Hermistonand surrounding areas have learned it pays to consult with the parts experts at the Hermiston Auto Parts when they need automotive and en gine parts, tools, and acces sories. Kverv Automotive part manufactured can be bought through them and when you drop into their store theycan Universal Realty, Inc. CHARLOTTE l NEWMAN. BROKER - B303 Jar Homes your better-built, Instant tonne with 2,3 and bedroom models. Call Universal Fealty, Inc. fur all your real estate needs. Phone 567-8303. OWNER plicated pattern lor a lancy desk tup or shower door, Herniiston Glass can satisfy your needs fully. Industrial and commercial work is an additional feature of this progressive "House of Glass". Some of the most outstanding store fronts in our area have been created by Hermiston Glass. Stop by and see the many new and useful ways that glass can lie used. This estab lishment is a place to con tact for very real values in glass of all types for all needs. EARLY OWNERS tT4 licious breakfasts, lunches and dinners and plenty of sandwiches anytime. You can enjoy playing pool, with two pool tables and plenty of room for everybody. And don't forget their Happy Hour, Mon. thru Fri. from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. You may be sure that any time you drop in you will find many others from this area who are seeking the same thing you are, refresh' ments and relaxation. . A , A mm ii'iinf are hauling will suffer the least weight loss, which they know is a critical factor in this business. Their line of tractors and trailers are well maintained and their drivers are tho roughly experienced in this field, which is just part of the reason that they have gain ed such popularity in this specialized field. OWNER quickly locate the catalogued engine component and give 24 -hour service on parts that must be specially ordered. High performance needs too are met at the Hermiston Auto Parts, at 292 W. Hermiston. A call to 567-5569 will give complete information to those do-it-yourself car owners who are interested in increasing engine performances. Real Estate Transfers MjIIIm Hughes to Join M llu(l s. Tract in I.oM Block 2 iTt-stmi l.oune' Addition to HfpplHT. Tl 4S L. Criffitli to Scott D. Weaver I Candace L. Wt-aver. Plot of .075 ac res, 700 ft. t. of ; cor. of Sees. 20 t 35, Tp 1 SH C5. Fred R. Brandt t Nadiue L. Brandt to Johnny D. Mo ore I Judy Maore. Tract in E'icor. Sec. 22 Tp. 5 NH 2G. Charles L. Walker to Den nis Wendell Martin i, I erice Noia Martin. W 100 ft. Lot 1 Block 9 Jones First Ad dition to Heppner. Joseph Baltrenas to Claries Ptu'gley I Joyce Mae Hurley. Lot 5 Block 4 Jones Addition to Heppner. Marion A. Palmer, Geneva J. Palmer, MarionLtc Palm er and Mary Ann Palmer to Homer G. Prlchard 4 wife. 40 acres in SE',4 SW'i. Sec. 10 Tp 4 NR 25. J.E. LaTrace to Oris L. Crisp ti Doris F. Crisp and Bruce W. Griffith 1 1 eoAnna Griffith. SW'.i Sec.23,NW'4 i NV;SWVi SEC. 26. Tp 2 SR 26. Also, tract in Sees. 22,23,26, Tp 2 SR 26 cont. 179 acres. W. E. Nelson I Elaine M. Nelson to Jack Leon Mc fadden. Lot 3 of Re-Plat Lot 1 Block 2 North Board man, Boardman. Melvin R. Piper to Anthony Janns Doherty. E': SE Sec. 25; also plot of 4.5 acres. Tp 1 SR 25. And other tracts in Sees. 19,29, 30, 31, 32, i Govt. Lots loc. Tp 1 SR 26. Dave R. Flanagan & Ja nice E. Flanagan to Victor L. Groshens & JudyA.Gro shens. Quit claim to tract In Lot 3 Block 1 Ayers' Third Ao'dition to Heppner. Muriel Funnion to Jane Rawlins. Lot 1 Block 4 r fiALUAT Jones Radiator Shop, at 1315 N. 1st in Hermiston, specializes in a complete ra diator service including re pairing, recoring, and clean ing. Phone 567-6916. This firm has had 20 years The Harold H. Miller Agency in Hermiston, locat ed at 461 E. Main in Her miston, phone 567-5229 has enjoyed a successful business here for many years due to their integrity and honest ser vice to their many clients. The Harold H. Miller Agency would like to announce a new member of their organiza tion, Peter Slocum, a Heppner born and raised resident. He will he available to eive vou personal counsel and to help solve insurance problems anytime. This agency is able to fur nish you with any type of in surance you desire on 'Anything that is Insurable", and always with reliable com panies. They are "Your Independent Insurance Agent". Today the value of insur ance becomes ever more re- J , Jftttniitctt I I -..A. J II 2Wu ft 0V For the very best of per sonal and interested ser vice, we suggest Hermiston Drug, at 114 E. Main in Hermiston, phone 567-3072. Service is the most impor tant factor in the develop ment this well run retail drug business. They maintain competent personnel. Customers are served, not just waited on. Marrows Addition to Hep pner, Kenneth Dale Cutsforth to MirtarH Slunm Set-eer; and MarKr Sharon Seeder to Kenneth Dale OitsfiTth. Tra cts In Tp I ami Tp 4 Sit 27. Randolph E. 1 oil t Bir nice l. Lott and Frank Has mussen & Joan Kasmussento Wmen Plocharsky & Irene Plocharsky. I ot 4 Block 4 lUsmassen-Lott Addition II to Heppner. Carl M:Dnlel i Salvia Me Daniel to Gerald I. Smlttt 4 Sonja M. Smith. E. 50 ft. Lots 6 47 Block 1 Ajers First Addition to Heppner. Edward J. Geiger to Dale L. Counsell. lot 6 Block 1, North Boardman, Board man. I'PIkt Columbia Mission Society of Seventh-Day Ad ventlsts to Raymond A. Ed ge rley & Esther D. Edger ley. Lot 28 and part Lots 29 I 12, Lot 13 Block 36 Irrigon. Minnie B. Hoadley to Pearl M Smith, Edna L. Grim S. Nancy R. Coombes. S. 12.436 acres in Block 37 W. In Sec. 23 Tp 3 NR 20 4 Lot 7 Sec. 23 Tp 5 NR 26. Leonard Leroy Toll t Wildra Rene Toll to W.J. Englert 4 Doreen Englert. Lot 28 in Blake Ranch Ad dition in Plat 1, Sec. 11 Tp 4 SR 28 containing i acre. Adella H. LaTrace to Dale Holland & Karen Holland. Tract in Lot 4 B'ock 12 Stansbury's Addition to Hep pner. Ted Stephens Jr. 4 Janet Stephens to Ben J. Carney 4 Virgie M. Carney. Part Lot 5 4 6 Block 39E In Sec. 21 Tp 5 NR 27, cont. .75 acres. Stephen A. Moore 4 Louise Mrore to Ted Steph ens Jr. 4 Janet Stephens. JONES RADIATOR SHOP DAVID E. JONES OWNER of experience in radiator and cooling system work. They specialize in radiator recor ing on all types and models of cars, trucks, and engines. They have one of the most complete shops in this area and their prices are rea HAROLD H. MILLER AGENCY A 'Whtommm cognized as an absolute ne cessity in our way of life. There is no insurance agency in the area that is more de serving of a favorable com ment than this one. HERMISTON DRUG 1 1x12 i r i a Mi And they have all essential departments to satisfy the most exacting buyers every requirement, including a music center featuring re cords, tapes, tape players and radios. Complete departments of sundries, toiletries, veteri nary supplies offer national ly advertised brands of qua lity products for your use. Irh 4mmmeSMmm .1 fcni'h mm j.- .jfuuj J Ami i IRRIGON PARK MARINA enlargement has started. Besides a boat basin, there will be a fine picnic area provided. Part Lots 5 4 6 Block 39E in Sec. 21 Tp 5 NR 27, cont. .75 acres. Ben J. Carney 4 Virgie M. Carney to Flmer Sundvlk t Pauline L. Sundvlk. Sam as above. Robert D. Way 4 Eva D. Way to David S. Kauffman 4 Patricia Kauffman. lot 1 Block 1GW. Sec. 25 Tp 5 NR 20. Millard V. Nolan Jr. 4 Florence L. Nolan to Ray mond L. Tholberg 4 Rosello M. Tholberg. Lot 4 Block 1 Ayers' Fifth Addition to Hep pner. Margaret Sharon Seeger to Kenneth Dale Cutsforth, parts of Sees. 28.29,32,33; and ot her tracts in Tp 2 SR 27. Clayton H. Ayers 4 Sophia J. Avers to Millard V. No lan Jr. 4 Florence L. No lan, Lot 4 Block 1 Ayers Fifth Addition to Heppner. Desert Magic Inc. to Mc Kinney Bros., Inc. Tract in Tp 5 NR 26. March Want Ads will bring cash for April's shower of bills. sonable. From its beginning, this firm has been one of the leaders in this section. They are distributors for leading makes of radiator cores, Flexalite fans and Hayden transmission coolers. The writers of this 1972 Pictorial Business Review advise you to see Harold H. Miller Agency before renew ing or adding to your pre sent insurance policy. m m. mm mm ami r t- . i U-r3 Infants supplies, greeting cards and an excellent 24 hour film service are here for you. Their registered phar micists fill your prescrip tions accurately and keep family records for your in come tax and insurance needs. They also feature a prescription mail out ser vice for vour convenience. -JLt;: m . m I.. t-J-rr h wiw.l Forester Advises Thinning of Woodlands Warren R. Weathers, Ser vice Forester wiih the State Forestry Dep't. In Pendleton writes that Woodland owners should consider adding thin ning to their lists of spring tasks. Precommerclally thinned woodlands in North east Oregon are now pro ducing up to 1500 pounds of measured air dried for age per acre. Net timber growth following thinning has increased up to ten times the previous rate. Summer water yield often increases up to 20 percent above the yield, from an unthlnned stand. Under the Rural Environ mental Assistance Program landowners can obtain as sistance on up to 40 or 80 percent of their thinning costs. This means as little as 6 to 10 dollars will come from his pocket. If a woodlandowner Is hav ing difficulty finding thinning labor the OregonState Fores try Department will help him locate a crew. Contact your local Agricultural Stabiliza tion and Conservation Service (ASCA) office for further de tails on the R.E.A.P. cost sharing program. Plans for Kindergarten 1972-73 Parents of children who will enter kindergarten next fall, are invited to attend the regular monthly kinder garten meeting, May 15 at 8:00 p.m., in the Kindergar ten room at the Heppner Grade School. Next year's officers will be elected at this meeting so it is very important that as many attend as possible. Fat hers are welcome as well as the mothers. Next year's kindergarten pupils are invited to visit kindergarten during the first two weeks in May. The morn ing session begins at 8; 30 and the afternoon sessional 12:15. The kindergarten will not be open for visitations following the first two weeks in May because the kinder garten children will be visit ing the first grade. Letters have been mailed to many parents of kindergarten age children in the Heppner, Lexington area Informing them of the Get-Acquainted program for pupils. If there is anyone with a child for next year's kindergarten, who has not received a let ter, please contact Liz Cur tis by calling 676-9454. lone children are welcome as well. Parents are asked to contact Mrs. Curtis if they are in terested in sending their children. High Hopes 4-H Sewing HIGH HOPES 4-H SEWING MET April 18, at the home o Mrs. DarrellJames, our lea der. Pres. Barbara Palmer was in charge. The minutes were read by Secretary Kathy Gilbert. The purpose of the meet-, ing was to discuss the trip to Columbia Center to pick out our 4-H material on Apr. 24. Refreshments were served by Barbara. News Reporter Cassandra Chapel MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimates Call Gene Orwick 989-8586 or Condon 384-2292 Agents for United Van Line.