Page 4. THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975
Ensign Williams
in Texas
Ensign Norman Williams,
U.S. Coast Guard, left Lexing
ton recently to report to
training squadron 27. U.S.
Naval Air Station, Corpus
Christi, TX.
He will receive 20 weeks of
advanced flight training in
cluding indoctrination flight
physiology and survival, air
craft engineering, flight rules
and regulations, meteorology
and instrument navigation.
Upon completion of this
course he will be assigned to a
NEW IIOl'RS FOR
ADl'LT BASIC EDUCATION
A new day class will begin
for the Adult Basic Education
program. Besides the evening
class from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on
Thursdays of each week, there
will be a class offered each
Monday from 12 2 p m.
The Monday afternoon class
will be for both GED students
and those earning Adult High
School diplomas. Both the
evening and afternoon classes
meet at the Neighborhood
Center. 120 S. Main, Heppner.
For further information, con
tact Madeline Buckendorf.
676 991".
more adv anced training squa
dron for transition to and
training in all-weather multi
engine aircraft.
Ensign Williams recently
completed his basic flight
training at the Naval Air
Station, Pensacola. FL, where
he soloed Aug. 22. He was
granted a two-week leave
between his assignments and
spent most of it with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Williams, Lexington.
cm wis AAUW meets and
B(Fli WS plans activities
"Houseplants How to Sel
ect them; How to Display
Them; and How to grow
them" was the topic of
discussion by Mrs. C.C. Jones
at the October meeting of the
lone Garden dub.
The group met at the home
of Mrs. H S. Huber with Mrs.
Norman Nelson assisting.
Mrs. Robert Davis, Milton
Freewater, was a guest for the
day. Mrs. George Miller was
welcomed as a new member.
Mrs. Jones reported for the
area beautification committee
and reported that plans are
progressing for a park in
Lexington.
Mrs. Pettyjohn reported
corsages had been made for
the lone Teachers Welcome.
Twelve members signed up to
attend the meeting of the Blue
Mountain District No. 10,
Pendleton, Oct. 15.
'To be successful at indoor
gardening one must under
stand the plant and its needs
for adequate light, correct
temperature, proper humidity
and nutrients," stated Mrs.
Jones. One must remember
the majority of plants now
grown in our homes originated
CHRIS LOVGREN NAMED
ASSIST. VICE PRES.
Chris Lovgren, assistant
branch manager at First
Federal Savings and Loan
Assn., Hermiston, has been
named assistant vice presi
dent in the organization.
Lovgren has been at First
Federal since 1972. He will
continue in his present posi
tion. Chris is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lovgren, Lexing
ton. He is a graduate of lone
High School and attended Blue
Mountain Community College.
Gales Appliance
Barney Shirley-Sales Manager
The reputation of this firm has been achieved through service, satisfaction and quality
merchandise. Nowhere will you find a firm that strives to please every customer,
regardless of the size of the order, as conscientiously as this reliable firm.
Contact Gale's Appliance & Refrigeration located at 168 West Hermiston in Hermiston.
Phone 567 3026. They will be glad to assist you in anyway possible. Here the prices are right
but quality is paramount. You cannot go wrong by trading with this appliance and
refrigeration firm. They are aware that to "please" a customer is to keep"" a customer,
therefore, thev will do everything in their power to please you.
In this Business Review, we wish to commend this reliable firm for their efforts to please.
Park Drive-In
William & Clara Knight-Owners
It is well known why Park Drive-In is so popular. The great service and the best of food
has real attraction to fine food lovers and people from all over this area make it a point to
stop here for good food.
At the Park Drive-In. located in Irrigon. phone 922 -3666. you can't find better service as
your orders will receive prompt attention and of course you will be served the best quality
food. It isn't everyday we can find a drive-in serving such tasty food at such fair prices.
We suggest that you drop by here for the best serv ice and food, the next time you're in the
area We know you'll enjoy yourself.
Best Way Rental
AW. Kunkel Owner
With the price of tools and equipment continuing to rise, more people realize that renting
from Best Way Rental located 'j mile north of Hermiston on the Hermiston-McNary Dam
Highav. on top of the hill, phone 567-6553. can save many dollars
Not only is the rental price right, but the items you have to choose from are wide and
varied and the helpful personnel will assist in selecting the right item for the job.
To the people throughout this area, vie the editors of this 1975 Business Review suggest
that you rent whatever you need from this well established Hrm. You'll be glad you did
Brock TV Repair
Courtland Brock-Owner
For the finest repair in color TV as well as the best in black and white, you should bring
vour set to Brock TV Repair at 230 Southwest 11th in Hermiston or telephone 567-5043 This
firm is known to manv residents as the TV repair center for this area.
If vour TV aerial has'that "leaning Tower of Pisa" look and you are hav ing trouble getting
good reception, call Brock TV Repair and they will solv e your problems in viewing You will
find that this firm is verv reasonable and that is why those people who want the best kind of
service at the least possible cost make it a point to call them first for service that lasts
V.yaYaki $956 cn hour.
Nothing beats I trip back
home
But visit by telephone is re
ally close second.
And a lot cheaoer.
Particularly if you call before
8 a.m. That would let you get
hold of Mom and Dadjust before
lunch New York time.
It's only $9 66, plus tax for
a full hour, if you dial it your
self, without operator assis
tance. Co ahead Do it.
For $9 68 you can make any
day Mother's Day.
in jungle-like conditions so we
must provide them a habitat
as near natural as possible.
Misting with a fine spray may
be done in the morning but it
does not take the place of
regular watering.
Fertilization should be done
a few days after watering or it
will act as a concentrated
dose. Foliage plants can be
used in most areas and with
any decor. Leaf form and
plant habit can be used with
imagination.
Feather palms and ferns
will lighten massive solid
color settings while the large
leaf philodendrons can be used
to add strong focal points in
rooms with continuous color.
If the location chosen for your
growing plant needs supple
mental lighting to be effective,
you can provide the needed
light with fluorescent tubes.
Remember, most plants
must have a period of dark
ness every day. If your plant is
dug and brought in from your
garden, be sure to examine it
for insects, disease and wash
it with a mild soap solution.
When buying plants get
them from a reliable dealer.
Note that the plant has the
proper shape, is free from leaf
damage and is the size needed
for the place you wish to put it.
Plants can be used to decorate
every season of the year, so
give them good loving care
and they will reward you with
beauty.
VOLUNTEERS TO
AID LIBRARY
Monday, Oct. 20, volunteers
are encouraged to join a work
party at the public library.
Bring rags and a sack lunch at
9 a.m. The first phase of shelf
finishing in the children's
room should be finished early
in the afternoon so mothers
can reach home before young
children return from school.
For information about help
ing at the library, telephone
676-5504 OT 676-9954.
The Heppner Branch of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women enjoyed an
International Dinner at the
home of Betty Rietmann,
lone, Tuesday evening. Some
twenty-five members and
prospective members enjoyed
foreign dishes of lands made
by the branch members.
Following dinner the inter
national theme was carried
out by the showing of a film
entitled "Comparisons: Four
Families." In the film rearing
of young children and family
patterns in one family In each
of four different countries
were shown as relating to
national characteristics.
Comments on the family
patterns in India, France,
Japan and Canada throughout
the film were made by anthro
pologist Margaret Mead. Jea
nnie Howell was in charge or
the program.
local briefs
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cox,
was his eldest son Clair and
his wife, Charlotte, Corvallis.
OR.
Hal and Virginia Whitaker
visited their daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Cribble and children in Cen
tralia. WA over the weekend.
Hal also attended the teach
er's inservice in Portland on
Friday.
Attending the Flower and
Design show in Portland last
Sunday were Carol Cole. Mary
Van Blokland. Annette Ha gey.
Helen Schaffitz and Vera
Batty.
Don McEwen is recovering
satisfactorily from his recent
accident and is able to have
visitors. He is in room 400. St.
Anthony's Hospital, Pendleton.
WiYi In Morrow County
tvery Monday
Starrett's
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Decor Center
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HIRMISTON
Pacific Northwest Bell
Hintons Cycle Clinic
Lowell Hinton-Owner
At Hintons Cycle Clinic in Umatilla, enthusiasts can find
the increasingly popular Hodaka. Indian. Cooper and C 2
motnrcvcles in a complete range of engine sizes, colors,
slvles and prices Drop in to their showroom located at 614 F
Street
Motorcvcles are becoming favorites of those who are
interested in fun. combined with built in safety factors, which
ni.ikes the open road vnurs for the taking
Minion's Cycle Clinic, phone 922 -3835. has service facilities
and can give quick repair on all makes and models.
We would like to commend Hinton s Cycle Clinic for
bringing the new sport of cycling to area fun lovers, and for
(-milritiuimg to the constant expanding business community.
Lee's Radio & TV
Ask for W U-c- or Dona Dyer
Serving you since 1955
Electronics is our Business --Nol a Sideline"
For one of the finest selections in color TV as well as the
best in black and white, you should visit Lee s Radio k TV at
2iio Soul hw est 1 1th in Hermiston. telephone 567 8412 This
modern firm is known to many residents as the home
entertainment center.
The lines shown represent electronics leadership, in either
portable or console sets Here they feature the famous
Svlvania. Zenith and Radio Shack TV's. They employ 4 fully
qualified servicemen for quick and efficient service. You'll
find loo that Lee's Radio a TV is very reasonable and that is
whs those people who want the best kind of service at the
least possible cost make it a point to call them first for
service that lasts.
Lutes B & G Radiator
New Owner Gilbert Lutes
NewLocatkn-385NEI0th
Lutes BAG Radiator Service at 383 Northeast 10th In
Hermiston. phone 567 824, has been serving car and truck
owners with an excellent radiator service, at down to earth
price,. They can detect the cause of a car's overheating
Perhaps it's only a faulty hose, perhaps scale or sediment is
blocking water circulation or perhaps the radiator is leaking.
They'll find the Irouble quickly and repair it for you.
Not all radiator Irouble if In automobiles and trucks;
tractor radiators frequently need attention and so do the
radiators In stationary engines used for pumping and other
farm work. '
Gilbert Lutes Is equipped for expert radiator repairing,
rebuilding, cleaning and recorlng. Their telephone number is
567 824 Estimates are given for any type of radiator
service.
Topic spotlight for the
evening was on one of the
national AAUW topics for the
next two years, "Society and
the Individual; Conformity vs.
Creativity." Topic chairper
son. Llx Curtis, led the group
in an exercise on the imagina
tive aspect of creativity after
briefly discussing the imagin
ative process as it applies to
creativity and the applicatory
aspect of the creative process.
Branch president, Ann Doh
erty, explained the structure
of an AAUW branch and Its
relationship within the Divi
sion and National body of the
organization. Stress was plac
ed on the study possibilities
within branches and the new
financial assistance programs
for individuals to resume
university study.
The branch will be hosting a
Shakespear Troupe which will
perform at Heppner High
School, Oct. 21. Nov. 6, a
Fireside Chat with our State
Legislators has been tenta
tively scheduled. Ken Jern
stedt is scheduled to speak at
the public meeting Monica
Swanson is in charge of
arrangements.
Later in November, mem
bers of the Branch and others
interested will attend, as a
group, the play at Blue Mt.
Community College, titled
"The Man Who Came to
Dinner." The annual arts and
crafts show and sale called the
Artifactory is scheduled for
the first Saturday in Decem
ber. Judy Hirni and Kathy
Anderson are chairing that
project.
WEEKLY SPORTS SCHEDULE
Heppner High
Kri .tKt.17 Sherman at Moro p m.
HEJTNEK JVs
Mon .Oct.2o Sherman at Morrow 6p m.
( lltl SVdl I KVBM I.
Tties.lHt 21 Riverside there tp.m.
Heppner Jr. High
Thins .Oct 16 Riverside there 2pm
Sat.. Oct. Ill Cascade Uxk there 1:30p.m.
t. liti s VOI IKYBAII.
Tues-.tK-t. 21 Sherman Here
lone Jr. High
Thurs ,Vt 16 Slanfield there 2p m.
Riverside High
Fri.. Oct 17 Wasco there 2pm.
JS
Mn.. Oct. 20 Umatilla here 4pm.
Riverside Jr. High
Thurs. t VI 16 Heppner here 2pm
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CENEX SOIL SERVICE
" hrrr the ( uinpiiin Is the ( uMomer"
We carry a complete line of chemicals
for weeds and soil sterilants.
See us for all your chemical
and fertilizer needs.
Phone 422-7289 lone, OR,
Shakespearian Festival Program
presents
The Phenomenon of Man
Tucs. Oct. 21, 8 p.m.
Heppner High School Cafetorium
Admission
Adults $1.00 Students .50
The AAUW will host a pot luck dinner
at 6:30 p.m.
to allow people to meet the actors.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE.-
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