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Boardman Beacon is published every Thursday. AiUhrss: P. O. Box 295, Boardman. James C. Havnaer and Myrl Havnaer,, publishers; Jim Havnaer, Editor. Boardman is the most exciting arra for agriculture and industry in Oregon. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being committed to a brand new style of agribusiness that should prove a model for Oregon and the nation. BOARDMAN Riverside honor roll released fo) c . ..:- . . The Tunnel of Love, it is not: But it is the irrigation water main that will bring life to the desert off the Bombing Range Road. Employees of Sabre Farms are shown welding the secondary lines off the 72-inch main. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clark son of Portland w ere weekend visitors at the home of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clarkson. WEST END Mobile Homes Featuring Broadmore Glenbrook Princeton 12-14-ft. double-wide "Let your search end at West End" 567-5388 Hermiston Hermiston-McNarv Hiwav Umatilla SELF SERVICE Speed Wash Laundry 20-12-lb. Automatic Washers 10 - Dryers 2 - Dry Cleaners -PARKING AREA 9th & I St. across from Drug Store Umatilla, Ore. Mobil Service Helping you is our business in Boardman C U far 24-HOUt UtNB soviet Pettyjohn Oil Co. re" KMOUTOM: 374-1 Ml STAMnOD: 44V-S4IO R-B's Firestone TIRES ii rai ncrau Farm Tir$ A Service ) Truck Tir A Sarvic 0 Ptor Tirai Unlimted supply AUTO REPAIR a Expart fnnt End Atrgmmantt Expart Brak Serve Cemptate Tune-Up Cerrter FREE Pickup Delivery Ph. S47-4174 CP Q - Mrs. Frank Marlow was in Pendleton from Thursday to Saturday visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Thomas. C & R Mobile Homes For The Lowail Price and SERVICE Altar The Sal STOP AT C R Fleetwood Concord Grwt Lake Moduline OPEN SUNDAYS In Hermiston Hermiston-McNary Hiway 567-3676 C. OID STOCKDALE REAL ESTATE IT1 1050 N. 1st Hermiston, Oregon LaLaal Offiae Phone 567-8316 realtor CALL EVENINGS & WEEKENES Marge Powell, Saleswoman 567-3600 C. Oid Stockdale, Broker 567-3907 WHERE THE ACTION IS 37.6 acre irrigated farm, 2 miles west of Irrigon. Modern 3 bedroom, full basement home. Borders Game Sanctuary. Land has not been used for several years, except for pasture so it is fresh and waiting for the buyer woo knows a good thing when he sees it. Price $50,000 with terms. tfwJM BOOK STORE, INCi El "Ceoeltla Office Svppliaft" 1 Homr E. Wtfgcner VI Wawonec Vict We repair and upholster office chairs of all makes and models. Bring them in to our 227 S. Main St. location in Pendleton. We assure you an excellent job. Or we will trade with you for a brand new chair from our large stock. OOQOOgqOOOCOQOOOOOOOOOOOQOQOOOO& Sherrell Chevrolet Hermiston 1 1 let us help you with your 1 1 j j transportation needs. j SALES SERVICE LEASING 4 - ' , Mr. and Mrs. George Hinton of Ukiah were weekend visi tors at the home of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Hinton. In Pendleton Hiway II Riveridr 276 7385 Prti otir Pni.trMiunr 8 I Oregon Stale University has announced a two-day sheep shearing school this spring. Classes will be offered March 18-19. Oregon City; April 9-10. Medford: April 11-12, Klamath Falls; April 16-17. Ontario; April 18-19, Union; April 22-25, Corvallis. The cost is $5. Applicants can sign up at the extension office. WEDDINGS GIFT IDEAS CUT FLOWERS LIVING PLANTS FTD Speed A Gift Quality Costa No More Jimmy's Flower Shop Main Straet 57-4477 TII.Llt.TM .MOTOR IXX 6TH STREET Umatilla, Oregon 97892 Phone 922-3236 VERLIN & MARIE CLARK Managers 13 13 1 J 'jx i i : a r i Sale Starts at aooaoooooooooooot WHEAT For Man "The time will come when gold will hold no comparison in value to a bushel of wheat." 1. Better Nutrition 2. Usable Food Storage 3. Financial Savings Mai STONE FLOUR AND CEREAL GRINDER PATRICIA A. MOORE 449-3361 P.O. BOX 1067 Stanfield, Ore. The honor roll for the second nine weeks at Riverside High School has been released: A roll, 3.5-4.0--seniors, Susan Schnell 3.8; juniors, Gracie Hixson 3.8, Denise Henkle, Mary Dixon, Greta LeBlanc, Pam Schmeder, Mickey Graham, Edie Brasel. Cynthia Matthews; sophomores, Peggv Brandt 3.8; Lori Schnell, Donna Ziemmer; There were five tables of pinochle in play at the card party held at the Greenfield Grange Hall last week, spon sored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Bill Bates was hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. Ben Donovan and second high went to Faye Anderson. Mrs. Arthur Allen and Shirley Matthews of Irrigon received the traveling pinochle prizes. Saturday visitors at the home of Mrs. Leo Root were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root of Wasco, and her grandson, Maurice Root of Pasco, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates and children, Stacie, Robert and Kristin, went to The Dalles Sunday to visit at the home of Bates' father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bates. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eby and Mrs. J. Desmyt tere of Pasco. Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Lewis of Ukiah. Mrs. M.I. Oveson has re turned home from a month's stay in St. Anthonys Hospital in Pendleton and is at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Black. The Empire Builders will meet Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lexington School. The meeting will bring youth and older members together to plan for the leaders banquet in March. RUFUS (Tavern) CAFE Bob and Lu Baunack Steaks-Sea-Food-Breakfast Family dining at its best. Home style cooking. mo i mo : 12:30 sharp freshmen, Linda Skoubo 3.8, Linda Sullivan. B roll, 3.0-3.4: seniors, Karen Richards, Debbie Huwe, Sheryl Partlow, Kathy Beal, Sharon Stewart, Jerry Donovan, Daryl Fred erickson, Jim Graham; jun iors, Becky Kauffman, Don Russell, Pam Hug, Neta Phillips, Keith White, Karen Prouty, Debbie Christiansen, Roberta Sicard; sophomores, Mary Ann Proctor, Pam Daniels. Robert Richards, Kathy Skoubo; freshman, Bryan DeChand. Dan Cream er, Jan Doubledee, Cindy King, Cecil Rock. The semester A roll is as follows: seniors, Susan Schnell 4.0, Debbie Huwe, Kathy Beal; juniors, Greta LeBlanc 3.8. Gracie Hixson, 3.8, Denise Henkle 3.7, Pam Schmeder, Mickey Graham, Mary Dixon, Edie Brasel; sophomores, Peggy Brandt 3.8. Donna Ziemer 3.8, Mary Ann Proctor 3.8. Pan Daniels, Lorie Schnell ; freshman, Lin da Skoubo 4.0. Linda Sullivan. B roll : seniors, Jerry Dono- ASSESSOK TO SPEAK TO SEXIOR CITIZENS Joyce Bergstrom, Morrow County assessor, will speak to Irrigon senior citizens at their dinner Feb. 25 at the Irrigon Lions Club, 4:30 p.m. Homeowners and renters property tax relief and veter ans exemptions will be topics covered. Mrs. Bergslrom will answer questions relating to senior citizen's lax problems. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan have received word that their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barrick and son David, flew from McGuire Airport in New Jersey re cently to Edzell, Scotland, where Barrick will be sta tioned for the next three years with the U.S. Navy. CHARLES R. PENNOCK Pipe welding and contracting Complete water system Wheel and lateral lines February Clearance Sale Fisher'sFabrics Acrou From Sttwart'f Market In Umatilla Sale Begins Fri., Feb. 1 at 9:30 a.m. and runs through Sat., Feb. 9 ! BUTTONS I IOC a card 70 Polyester ; ; 30 Wool Knit ! i 20 OFF $395 . regular price on & , UPHOLSTERY FABRICS now $2 i Little People Prints Fake Fur (washable) 50'.; polyester and rayon reg. $5.50 yd. ; regular price $1.68 1 . A now S3.50 sale price $1.39 : While sale lasts While they last : 60 inches wide Denims and Denim Type ; I 100 Wool and Wool Blend Fabric : - r- . folded pieces ' ; Woven Fabrics : I reg. $2.49 $1.09 per yd. 1 : nnw ei as also corduroy ; now 1-98 $1.09 : Many, Many More Bargains at Low. Low Prices Come in and see for yourself. Monday through Saturday, 9:30-5 p.m., Phone 922-3703.... Use your BankAmericard or Master Charge. van, Karen Richards, Sheryl Partlow, Daryl Frederickson, Ann Gasser, Sharon Stewart; juniors, Becky Kauffman, Don Russell, Cynthia Matthews, Keith White, Karen Prouty, Nela Phillips, Debbie Chris tiansen, Pam Hug, Roberta Sicard; sophomores, Kieron llaney, Robert Richards, Etta Lu Christiansen, Kathy Skou bo, Vickie Sullivan, Terry Crowder; freshman, Dan Creamer, Bryan DeChand, Linda Jones, Cindy King, Jan Doubledee, Cecil Rock. MRS. CARROLL DONOVAN IS SHOWER HOSTESS Mrs. Carroll Donovan was hostess for a shower at her home Monday evening of last week in honor of Mrs. Tim Haugen and five-week-old son Tvler. There were 28 present. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Stan Henkle, Mrs. Everett Struckmeier. Mrs. Delnter Hug, Mrs. Frank Bates. Mrs. Dewey West Jr., Mrs. Leo Zemliska, Mrs. Jack Sheadel and Mrs. Pete Peterson. Members of Mrs. Haugen 's Sunday School class at Board man Community Church en tertained with a song. In the group were Kristie Baker, Carol Ann Donovan. Leora King, Lisa Mittelsdorf and Lori Russell. Mrs. Neil King received the door prize. ABC Service ggS Rt. 2. Box 275, Ph. 922-3996 S3 AI. POI.I.OC- HOB I.OREXCK AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR i matillu Wallu Walla Hwy. I .eft "Better foods for better living' Vitamins and minerals, dried fruit, herbs, yogurt, nuts, food for special diets, allergy foods, natural cosmetics by La Vi and Marley naturals Mail orders accepted 567-6844 Mr. and Mrs. Frazier, Owners 20 West Hermiston Ave. HERMISTON ! Cafeteria menus for River side Junior-Senior High Scnool for the week of Feb. 11-15 are as follows: MONDAY-Macaroni and cheese, cabbage slaw, fruit, hot rolls and butter. TUESDAY-Hamburgcr gravy, whipped potatoes, green beans, bread and but ter, cake with icing. WEDNESDAY-Hambur-gers, lettuce, onions, pickles, French fries, fruit jello. THURSDAY-Beef stew, pear and cottage cheese salad, hot rolls and butter. FRIDAY-Soup and crack ers, egg salad sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, and apple crisp. Milk is served with all meals. FRIENDSHIP INN RIVERVIEW MOTEL 'A Home away from Home' P.O. Box 25 Front & 1st S. on 1-80 N. Boardman, Oregon 97818 Area Code 503-481-2775 PEARSON MOTORS Your Dodge Dealer In Hermiston oucooooopooeooop
