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Pendleton
Diesel Service
l FRY SCHt H KT - CMR
J:, s. 1 n,'.:w met I
indeed 1 iUrj buKrnS to
:! IV. h' .! fa f
;r.N r ! .: ur ara
!: ; a kiks lid tut
v-. ri.. l :.f. are a 1
V n.itU: ini rut nu!
alas tv ,; ra'ed i th.s
f'. .vk.:;-j is. :!nr. and :n
t f.u n n.u;nte
repir r tr men
. to S- T i.'t
FENCLIT-N
::f located :
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k-, we
Koks
Walla
t'-wav .r. Ft rhetor.
"v-6. ; ;s a f:rrr. well
in tr.i ara for qi.
l.t ijifxi tii.m r;i.r.
owrUuland servsct , as well
a Salt.
f r.n; w'cr.r rpair and
Parts repi-iCt nt nt to crank-
surf jrindina; arid compute
(nt.-raui th.s f.rn, exctlls ;n
rir j and once hi do
!x,s;nrs w.rh then, you will
Income a loal patron for ail
of your d.esel rrpa.r.
Ttr edit...- ,.f :ms i?2
7. rs and Cu::r Kw
ar phased to recon.r: end
this able firm to all -f our
radr and c-mplirnt nt the
maufemtnt id" tr FENCl E
TON DIESEL SEFUCE Lt
their f.ne buSint ss policies
and ethical ; ract.c .
Chuck's Custom
Upholstery
CK a LINT A JAMES
0 NERS'
w up. 1st t r.r.g and
J-r r.. r r:;r:nc see
C HI CK'S CliTvM iTHil-T-?v,
l.u'.ri at til S.W.
Frait.- ;r. Ft nd-eton. Fh.n
2-:222 for p.ck-u; a ad dt
:..tr. TT..s f.rrr. r,s re
stored mar.;. Valuable pices of
and ust f.il ss. They
are also everts in auto. t.it
a"; truck u; .',.li.:tr.
..::tr: and !-.rr..r--rf r
;.r.".; :rr rtMtr a i:s
:.ricU 5-;Tr.-:rr str;ct.
!..:.) rv.:f c; not rtil.:f
ha r .d r r:t r c
s:.-u::;.n tun r;.-t in fur
r.. -.. I'phoisrtr.ag !i.'..s
pirCt' ;s r.'i N.t srn.tn!
to be n-dt.
Trit haw a cc-rrpltte line
of u?bjlsrr:r.f fabrics to su::
jour cii.vct. oa can n:arcfc
arv c.i.-T scrKe you k
s.r a: th:s u; t.isrtr:af shop.
in r:.:s 19": Trnand Coun
try Ftv;r. f. the orar.!
Zcrs. ;$t to cc'tr.rtend
CHICK S CfSTCM ITKOL
.FV upon :? quality of
tht.r crk and e recorr.r: tnd
rr.
ra.
t.V
n'p of
rop.e
Arrow Chevrolet
Vynn's 76
If you are !rt;cular atvur
y iir far, :tn you bould
tt irt:cularjKigr ..ur car'
r icitt:. Ft-o;4e tt,rat:tkut
tt.i ara ul o oui f tbrir
ay to .-tiT in at HNVS
"i sn Ft tKilfton, N'Cau they
kno ;rut th, t JririiJIy at
tttwUr.ts are cn'letily ra
ti lur .th all tt-. l Is and
n.ilury jtti all n.Uls and
:'.kt s od aut. !:. :K s and Can
handle anytJii.'nj; frv-m a US
i to a tuniu; T?u al.-o
ftiture t x;rt trake noJ n
Uust sti m v rk nJ carry
a tail l.'if of t;rt . Siatttr
it s and afot ru s.
Tt' in it t.rt; you'r :n
it!)Xtt..n S';;n. r. in
at aNNS 76, rt stntet
station tUt is inttrest,J m
vH.r I'-s.nt s .
TSt ? are l-K.-jtr.
S.E. Co-rt. m Ft n Ut ton.
We. !tte editors od S!.:s 13
513
and Cou!
like to
itry Ftit.
Call thr at-
r.nrior. of
ctrn:
-I'ilC
rr.is fine Srrvict ctnttr.
And e sufftst you st.if ;r,
sor. (or tS Nst in auroru-
ne Strvjce.
Sid
Thompson
Motors
Li.j. y rt fr. eA.n, oj lao
turning ttus ytar itts the
Comt n;en of a FROUIER
Trav,! TraJer, bt.K ER or
KOINIHP Canijr or
TKXaA or FACE ARROW
Motor Horn fro.tr; Sir TWOS!
IK.1V M."!TrB j! c u my.
and En.rint in Ft ndleton
pSiotie C76-3S3I.
From rtit ;r Urfe .sdvi
ttitsf fin units, you U1 find
one tut is suited to your
.ted tn s.;e and;rici. One
of tin" reasons th,s unitsare
sJ popular is tut they niake
use of all space and are ar
ranged st n.s;SJ , arid o.'Jt r rs
ultm.ate in to:nf c r drmtvf
ease. Vou .ll alays find
tSiat thty of tt r a fine value
f.r tt niomy. If ym like.
easy parent ttrrr.s can t
arrange it
The sale.snun here are
friendly, and ki.o their bu
siness iU. Ttiey ;11 t
more SUc U;t U help se
lect a unit tailored to your
nerds, at a price you can
The editors of this 1972
Town and Country Frvie re
con, rt. end this r putaWe deal
er to our readers, re me nit r
to contact SID THOVFSON
M07CKS for the $ st deal you
can ft t on a qjaiity tra-tr,
can;;r or motor botne.
"JA5CN
.t t:..s day and are rn
ry car nker Us sucfc a
.de select: ot of rr.oc-.ls tc
cSi3- from. :t is really c:f-f.c-1:
for yot t; decide Sere
t: c. for a r.e car. All
t.'-e cart.;;it::es advertise tut
t'-ir cars and trucks are the
trst, but S); ; t: say l:ct
ur really is. OtvioaSlv all
::.e cars or. tr.e rrrke t t.;.
roust Uve :r,e:r ro.c pc:r.:s
or tiev ou!dr.'t Uve sur
nee tse ups an: d.-ns of
tNe bus.rirs;. Ue :tn
t:rs feel tut tl real dif
ference ie tuv-.rj: a car is
-er v:
Sxi
ode-a
;t :r:x.
c-ffers a
i.r pric-. en ttie ne unit as
ell as an tones: dollar for
car vou trade ir.. Kc-
SS-TK - C""NE?"
ecr , ;ne ffos: irr.p.rui
uictor is tt service tut vou
receive on your ne car yea
after year.
The editors of this 197:
Fevie would like topoin: ou:
a dra-er that considers tte
tr,ost important pc.-t of sel-
i.ae a car rne qua.itv ser
vice he can offer you after
..ie Sa.e . n e are k.irir
about AEKC'a CKEVFOLET
at tteir ne location.
S.E. Court in Fen&eton,
phone 276-2511 dealers fv
tr.e larriOus CHEVPOLET
cars and trucks. See their,
today for a ne or quality
used car :r truck, and
you'll see ty e sa "Cus
tomer Consideration" is
ttieir bvuord.
C & I Furniture
TiiL you StJf in
i I Fl'PNI'PE, located at
424 S. Mam is Pendleton,
phone :7S-o:3, you will be
surprised at their wide se
lection of quality used furn
iture. People have learned in this
area that they can shop at
this store and save money
furnishing tiieix home, and
still Uve furniture tUt they
can be proud to sho.
This : on.par.;- Us earned a
reputation for squ&re ceal
itigs. One does not have
to be afraid of buying mer
chandise t.Ut is misrepre
sented, as so often happens
when buv.nE used. It is not
Z. G HUE 5 -O'a'NEP'
at C
uiicommon to find practicably
Dew mercUndise priced at
less tUn half of the origi
nal new price.
If you've been thinking of
buying new furniture, the au
thors of this 1372 Town and
Country Peview would like to
recommend tut you stop in
at C 4 1 FV?.Tn.'F-E.
You'll be surprised at their
f.ne merchandise and lew,
low prices, and you'll like
the friendly, fair manner in
which you will be treated.
Cecil takes tbis opportunity
to thank the folks in this
area for their past patronage
and invites them to stop in
and visit at any time.
Kar Rare
"FRANK F.ANSCVCWNER"
Beautify your car as tU
as n-attrially increase its
value Sry Uviag it cleaned
and reconditioned at KAr
K.AF.E at 14 S.E. Court ir.
Pendleton, phone 276-1254..
1 or car d-. serves more
tUn a hck and a promise.
Here they i!l completely
clean and recondition trie
extr;ur and interior. Then,
except for occasional Wash
ings to get rid of surface
dirt, you can forget .t for a
whole year.
Individual owners, garage
and service men, andautomc"
bile dealers over a wide area
avail themselves cf th.s uni
que service, and speak most
h.ghly of it. Be sure tc
ask about their motor recon
ditioning service.
Attendants here are cour
teous, and see that your car
is handled as carefully as if
it wtre their own. Your
car's beau';, and cleanliness
are the business of this es
tablishment. The manage
ment has built a fine re
putation by serving the pub
lic honestly, and providing 1
a fine service.
The editors of this 1372
Town and Country Peview
recommend KA.k KAr.- to
our readers. We know
you'll be more tUn pleased
with ani work thev do for
vou.
Skyroom
" WAYNE ENG OWNER''
Fine fovfci and drink is a
favorite topic of conversa
tion, for it speaks a univer
sal language, but at the SKY-P-DCM
m Pendleton at Muni
cipal Airport, phone 276-4S34
food and drink is more t
just a topic of conversation
it is a most enjoy bale rea
it;.. This outstanding estab
lishment Us become afavor
ite gathering place for par
ticular people who know an
appreciate tiie best.
mis is one oi the tines
restaurants in this area and
they feature Steaks and Chi
nese Cuisine. They also have
a lovely cocktail lounge and
private dining rooms with
facilities for dinners and par
ties.
The edition of this 1372
Town and Country Review
heartily recommends the
SKYROOM in Pendleton to our
readers, remember, if you
appreciate outstanding ser
vice, and really good food and
drink served at the peak of
perfection, we suggest you
drop in soon and enjoy he'
pi talis at its best.
Morrow County Court Proceedings
CCHNTY TOUT
rRox.FF.nsos for may.
1972
ur-tt r tntisSt-rnnt Moor
L let tis fund to i,f rral K-vjd
Fund.
WARRANTS ISSIFD ON
CENERAL FIND.
KUUm SSaSu.ner)
Tai Coll. txy $ 41.73
Ca:e!!e Time
FlecSiiXi 7G0.80,
Tub. 90.00.
As st ssors sup.
23.7J (174.50
SSandard CU Co.
Museum futl 53.79,
sheriffs carl07.C7.. 160.86
SSainiard Office SuppJ)
Tan. Call, ekp 3.10
Paul W. Join s
Co. Ct. exp 76.70
Pacific NW BU
sheriffs comm 62.68
Htrnan Winter
I A secy 143.11.
rent 65.00,
sup. 16.00,
phone 4.23 228.34
Ins. Assoc. of Assessors
Assessors dues 20.00
Olive Sweenev
H. Nurse travel 38.84
Heppner Garbage Tisp.
3.00
Del's Place
' DE1EEPT ME CHAM
OWNER'
l.t.ii ipo.
OU
This pop-.
the p.ace it i-eaiet-jn
r.ett, fhor 276-2S&4 if
want ti have a good time.
They feature an atmosphere
tut will make any evening
spent here enjoyable.
We all need relaxation, and
visiting witr friendly people
is considered to be one of trie
most rela.ii.ig. You can for-
get your worries a
-litl. a Sal : OUIjU.ut
JjOi-:i
rfci
Etooc tr;
recreation go band in hand to
m;.ke up part of this popular
night spot. They have only
tTi'-ke it a point to see tut
you enpy yourself. Don'r
fail to stop here for a mar
velous!; good time.
In miking this 1372 Town
editors, are pleased to make
particular mention of th.s
fine tavern and hope vou 21
er.jc;. an evening at the EEL'S
PLACE soon.
J&M Towing & Wrecking
'y.ZrZL SALLEE AND JOHNNIE BLEDSOE OWNERS
time for
For dependable towing, call
the J i M TOWING i
WRECKING located on the
Tutuilla Foad in Pendleton
phone 276-11B6. This weU
known firm Us a reputation
of ability and experience to
expertly UncHe ail towing
jobs large or small.
They feature 24 hour ser
vice and radio dispatched
equipment along with cour
teous understanding person
nel who will professionally
Undle the job so that you do
not Lave to worry about any
thing. This firm is insured and
meets both local and state
requirements. They will go
anvwhere at any
your convenience.
For emergency long or
short distance tow service
this firm cannot be beat.
Reliable wreckers and train
ed drivers are just some of
the reasons why they are so
well liked in this area.
In this 1372 Publication of
She Town and Country Pe
view we, the editors, com
mend the management of this
firm for their sincere efforts
to serve the people of this
area well. We suggest to
our readers that they re
member She name J 4 M
TOWING i WRECKING when
in need of any towing.
cttise sup
Joyce Btrgstrom
Assessors field
work 17.65
ErnrSS Jorcensen
JF5 rent 33.33,
phone 37.99.
sup. 23.14 94.45
Petty Johns Building
Planners sup. 5.00,
cthse sup. 48.04 53.04
Western Auto
cthse sup 5.98
Turner, Van Marter L
Eryant
bond 25.00
City of Heppner
cthse sup 8.50
Columbia Basin
cthse power 119.52
Laurel Office Aids
Co. Ct. exp 20.10
tl Smith
Planners travel 24.86,
sup. 3.50 26.45
Richfield
sheriffs car exp 1.73
Sheriff of Umatilla
jail exp 72.00
Pitney Bowes
paper I postage.... 3.13
Ins. Bus. Mach.
Mach. mtse 49.23
Texaco
sheriffs car exp.... 3.68
Pacific NW Bell
currenS exp 272.48
Court St. Market
cthse sup 11.85
BankAmericard
sheriffs travel 38.09,
CD 3.75,
Co. Ct. 85.30 127.14
Parker Scott
cthse sup 43.74
Heppner Auto Parts
CD 19.90,
R. Fire 14.63 34.55
3M Bus. Prods.
paper & postage... 275.96
Blue MS. Eco. Bevel.
EO.A 94.10
Fords Tire Service
sheriffs car exp... 102.22
Jim Driscoll,
PM-posSage 100.00
Ct. St. Mkt.
indigent fund 3.50
Morrow CGG
sheriffs car exp 108.83
Gazette Times
Off. pub. 6.30,
Planner sup. 9.85... 16.15
Murray s
Co. Ct. 6.01,
CD 1.24,
Planner sup. 3.36... 10.61
DepS. of Gen. Serv.
sheriffs ofse sup. 10.00,
CD 66.00 76.00
Bankers Life
Ins 53.17
Farley MoSor Co.
rural fire 2.67
FenSex Service
cthse sup 8.00
Blue Cross
Ins. 331.50
Sal. 203.90
DA 47.10 582.50
Sadie Parrish
ElrCtt..
SM Bus. Trod.
jlr 46.J7
BankAmericard
Stk Tiff dual I
travel 37.52
SUnvUrd Office SuppJ)
clerks tup 74.11
Ctrn'tt Green Feed
cshs up 1.15
Pacific N w KU
current exp 242.28
KilUm Stationery
AsMSSort sup 20.19
City of Heppner
S. Food sup 3.00'
Dr. L.P. TttMes
Med. Inv. 15.00.
Ment. 111. 10.00 25.00
Pacific NW Ml
sheriffs conim 77.38,
l iuon OU Co.
sheriffs car exp..... 21.15
Standard Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp 58.46
Tr. Jean S. Gardiner
Juv. travel
Paul Frttyjohn
rural fire
Grace E. Drake
Juv. travel
Dr. Charles Jotou-ton
Juv. travel
Mr. Howard Busse
Juv. seminars
Ted Condon
Juv travel
Mrs. Dtarrel Harris
Juv. seminars
Shell Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp....
Pettyjohns
Planning sup
Lexington Grange
Planners sup 13.00
Oscar Peterson
Promotional
BankAmericard
CD
Standard Oil
Co. Ct. 13.80,
Planner 13.80...
Morrow Co. GG
rural fire
Pacific NW Bell
sheriffs comm...
Standard lua.
Pacific Mutual Life
Sal
Standard Ins.
Ins
State Accident Ins.
Sal. 12.73,
Ins. 123.91
State Dept. of Revenue
Sal 457.30
First National
Sal 1,390.50
Pub. Emp. Ret. Board
Sal 646.06,
ss 646.06 1.232.12
W ARRANTS ISSUED ON GEN
ERAL ROAD FUND:
BankAmericard
misc 6.65
Packer Scott
parks 43.74,
sup 43.74 91.48
Heppner Auto Parts
new equip. 873.00,
repairs 432.63. ...1,367.63
Heppner Nor Gas
parks 88.20
Pettyjohns
parks 58.43
Walter Hayes
Comm. exp 50.29
Homer W. Hughes
Comm. exp 22.80
Central Oregon Welders
repairs 16.50
Howard Cooper Corp.
400.72
SSandurd Oil Co.
cat t oil ..1.3'8.14
Clyde Equipment Co.
rftwirs.... 1.912.00
EiC Pari.
repairs 13.93
l.R. Equip.
repairs............... 87.03
Pettyjohn
repairs 24.02
Claude Swinyl Mach.
repair 11.59
General Fire Equip.
up 3.25
Fords Tire
tires 123.46,
parks 2.50 125.96
Slot Machinery
repairs... ....1 418.43
Traffic Safety Sup.
materials 1.392.65
fas i oil 6.73....
SU.vUrd Oil Co.
Hi 1 oil..,.
Morrow Co. t-0
repairs
Pacific NW Ml
mssc
McBn U IUhS Shif
nusr
Tad!", rg Much.
repairs
Hi4mes Welding Equip,
repairs
Pacific NW B,ll
sup ,
Gray Rt pair Sh.
gas I oil
Standard Ins.
Jns
F irst National
Sal 1,093.70
12.00
12.30
93.33
10.76
17.00
7.9&
.313.43
23.65
8.39
47.88
. 50.00
. S1.85
76.24
50.00
100.00
50.00
6.00
13.22
5.00
125.00
21.00
27.60
...35.75
5.37
230.67
87.14
142.65
Munnell i Sherrill, Inc.
repairs 28.44
City of Heppner
misc 4.90
Blue Cross
Sal. 238.10.
Ins. 205.84..
Farley Motor Co.
new equip
BankAmericard
misc. 5.25,
Dept. of I e venue
Sal 333.30
Pacific Mutual life
5C3.94
2,835.00
Sal
Fublic Imp Ret
Sal 558.68.
ss 558.68.. .
State Acc. Ins.
Sal. 7.42,
Ins. 624.50....
Labor
319JT6
Br.
1.117.36
631.92
8,124.99
Irrigon
. I m mi I II I I II
17 dV
iV-(L' ' of
. NEEDLE THREADERS SE1NG CUB presenting a
band made quilt to Mr. and Mrs. Stone, residents ofHier
sche's Nursing Home, Pendleton. From left to right Kath
leen Evans, Mrs. Stone, Karen Richards, Perry Brandt,
Mr. Storie, Erin Evans. The quilt was pieced and Sied by
She girls and Us each girl's name emhrcitlered on IS, as
well as the club name.
repairs
Pacific NW Bell
misc 40.18
Columbia Basin
misc. 67.34,
parks 16.00 83.34
Heppner Inland Chemical
repairs 19.50
Wrights Counsry SSore
parks 4.21
Murrays
sup. .98,
misc. 5.69,
park 1.16 7.83
DepS. of Gem Serv.
misc 17.00
Farley MoSor Co.
repairs 146.52
Bankers Life
Ins 34.79
RenSex Services
misc 8.07
Coast to CoasS
repairs 5.86
John Mollatian
Srustee-misc 4.00
Ray's Chicken House
Zephyr Electric Inc.
W.F. MIKE' ZIMMERMAN OWNER"
The ZEPHY? ELECTRIC
INC. located at 232 S.E. Emi
grant in Pendleton, phone 275
5S21 lor complete seme.
Th.s firm of recognized
electrical contractors spec
ialize m residential, com
mercial, and industrial wir
ing. There are many jobs
throughout this area tut are
tributes to their ability as
electrical contractors.
Th.s section of t:,e coun
try as a whole has ar. add
ed business advantage by Uv
ir.g it its m.dst Suet a well
know l electrical establ.sv
n.ent wnose commenoable po
licies and products of qua
lity Uve gained lor them an
ever increasing business.
This can be confirmed ty the
large contracts they are com
pleting throughout this sec
tion in all fields of electri
cal wiring. Tney nave the
very best in workmanship
and materials; therefore, you
will be wise to consult them
before you let your next con
tract. We, the ed.tors, take great
prjde in referring this firm
to all our readers ir. our
1372 Town and Country Pe-v.e.
FATS CHICKEN HOUSE is
located across from Found
Up Grounds in Pendleton,
phone 276-K43 for orders.
Tiie seeker of good food
will indeed be satisfied here.
Whether at lunch or dinner
in She evening, you will f.nd
their food of tne highess qua
lity, that will satisfy She most
jaded appetite. Among the
many things they are noSed
for, is their superb service
and fabulous chicken.
Try their food and you will
know why it is the Saik of She
Sown. All She enticing foods
on the menu and their fast
service make this a pleasant
place to stop when in Pendle
ton shopping.
When you don's feel like
VAL'S VILLAGE
"LAPPELL i VAL MACEE OWNERS
EOCN JOSEPH L. W'lLHELM
is home on leave visiting his
preparing a meai arnome and folks, Mr. and Mrs. James
you don't feel like dressing W'ilhelm, Jim and Rom His
up to go inio a restaurant; brother Gary Lee W'ilhelm ar-
Shey will solve your prob- ranged to be home as the same
lems. time. With the Army, be has
The resSauranSsuggesSedin been staSioned in Texas,
this area by She composers of Joseph W'ilhelm recently re
ceived Shis prornoSion to Eq
uipment Operator Construc
Sionman. WiSb the Seabees,
he Us been ssationed on Mid
way Islands in the Public W orks
Dep t. He will be there Shree
more months then he expects
a cUnge of duty sSation to
iCoronado Beach, Ca.
Shis 1972 Review is RAY'S
CHICKEN HOUSE. You'll
Sruly enjoy Sheir SasSe tempt
ing chicken.
ELIZABETH M. KALDY
Funeral services for Eliza
beth M. Haldy, age 83, of
Friendsview Manor in New
berg, who died June 17, 1372
at her home were Wednesday
June 21, 1:30 p.m. in At
trell's Newberg Funeral Cha
pal. CUrles BealsandChar
loste Macy officiated and in
terment was at the Friends
Cemetery, Newberg.
Elizabeth M. Haldy was
born Jan. 20, 1889 in Mece
don Center, New York, the
daughter of Edward Mott and
the former Ada Miller. As
a child she moved with her
family to Michigan where she
attended grade school at Ba
sin Valley, near Adrian
Michigan, then on to high
school at Cleveland, Ohioand
aStended She Cleveland Bible
Institute graduating in 1910.
She pastoredSheCampCUse,
Ohio Friends Church, then
the Friends Church in Te
Cumsah, Mich, prior to hei
marriage to Arthur J. Haldy
in Cleveland, Ohio on Oct.
15, 1313. He also was a
pastor of She Friends Church
and they pasSored churches in
Ohio, Tennessee, Oklahoma,
owa and Washington before
coming to Oregon. From
1936 to 1941 they served
the Sherwood and Middleton
Friends Churches, then
moved So Rex until 1951 when
they moved to PorSland.
They moved to Newberg and
She Friendview Manor in
1961. Her husband preced
ed her in deaSh in July, 1363.
he was a recorded muster
of the Friends Church and a
member of the Newberg
Friends Church.
Surviving are: One son, a
minister of the. Nazarene Chu
rch in Billing, Montana, Ed
ward L. Haldy, two daugh
ters, Josephine H. Howell
of Spray, Oregon and Frances
L. Haldy of Kansas Cily, Mis
souri; one broSher, Bernard
E. Mott, Sr. of Brea, Ca
lifornia; one sister, Edith
Lowell of Portland; 3 grand
children, and 5 great grandchildren.
There is a good reason for
VAL'S VILLAGE located as
316 S.W. Court in Pendleton,
phone 275-5534 being so pop
ular. The orders served here
Uve real ' puli.ng power"
and draw lovers of fir food
for many miles around. It's
better than eating at home.
Here you w HI f.rid a friend
ly a'mospii-re. Your orders
will receive prompt astention
and everything served you
w.ll be of the besS quality.
It isn't often that we can
f.nd a restaurant serving such
delicious food at such fair
prices. Try them for real
service and good food, and we
are sure you will tell your
friends about them.
The owiiers are proud of
their establishment and have
good reason to be.
Stop hunting for SUS good
place to eat while you are
in Pendleton. Stop here and
you'll Uve found it.
The organizers of this 1972
Peview unfiesitatingly give
our full endorsement to
VAL'S VILLAGE.
In commenting on the cUn
ges in the 8 months since
be was home, he said:
"There's more cops, you've
had the fire, new Grain Grow
ers building, new highwayand
bridges, Don Us two new pin
ball machines, cigarettes are
more expensive tUn at the
Navy Exchange."
FRANK TURNER was in
Saturday and showed us an
article about his grandson,
Mike Turner of San Jose.'
Mike works forPitney-Boes
and is a leading salesman.
In the face of fierce compe
tition in California last Nov
ember he led the field with
?1 8,703 in sales to be their
top man out in the West.
His father. Bob Turner, was
raised bere.
Irrigon fire
tests new
truck
Fire destroyed a storage
and machinery shed aS She
Fred Fredrickson place, a
m'le West of Irrigon on Ri
ver Road Sat. afternoon.
The fire was well underway
before discovered and re
ported. A motile home adjacent to
the building received some
damage with large windows
broken by the heat. Irri
gon's new pumper truck was
credited with saving it from
loss.
MR. AND MRS. DON KE.N
NEY, Irrigon, attended the
graduaSion exercises of their
son George Kenrtey fromOSU
on June 4. He was one of
2,300.
Mr. and Mrs. KenneyaSSen
ded a breakfast Sunday morn
ing, given for the Agronomy
studenSs and their families.
Enroute home the Kenneys
visited their daughter, Mrs.
Dean fFay) Hermann, and
other relatives in Portland.
MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE
BUCHANAN of Irrigon, went
toCorvallis to meet their son
Bruce, who attends OSU. Or
ville returned home, while
Mrs. Buchanan accompanied
Bruce to Mt. View, Cal.
where he will be employed
by the Ford Motor Co.
Josephine BucUnanandher
sister Ada Montague accom
panied them as far as Rogue
River where they stayed to
visit a brother, the Rev. Ce
cil A halt. They plan to vi
sit other relatives in Cal.
before returning to Irrigon.
Mrs. Buchanan and Bruce
took a four hour tour of San
Francisco riding the cable
cars and visiting Fishermans
Wliarf.
VISITORS at the Herman
Havekost home Tuesday
through Friday were Mr. and
Mrs. CUrles Havekost of
Bellingham, Wa., hereioaS
tend She funeral of his half
brother Wm. Logan, at Ar
lington on Friday. EsSher
BarnetS of Jone, is siaying at
She home to care for her
mother, whose health is fail
ing. CHARLES INGALLS of Ir
rigon is a patient at She U m
atilla Hospital, following a
heart attack.
EVERETT HOWELL oi
Monument was in Heppner
last Saturday on business.