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East Oregonian
Friday, July 12, 2019
EASTERN OREGON
marketplace
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211 S.E. Byers Ave.
333 E. Main St.
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Pendleton, OR 97801 Hermiston, OR 97838
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104 Special Notices
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360 Garage Sales
Yard Sale
Cleaning out garage
Little bit of everything
Fishing poles, misc.
1327 SW 33rd, Pendleton
Saturday 7am-5pm
501 Open Houses
360 Garage Sales
360 Garage Sales
502 Real Estate
502 Real Estate
504 Homes for Sale
Yard Sale
Saturday only 8-2
HUGE Estate Yard Sale
How Much is your Home Worth?
Call Matt Vogler, The Week-
end and After Hours Realtor,
for a free Market Analysis.
541.377.9470. More Listings
needed to meet current buyer
demand!
John J. Howard & Assoc.
(541) 377-9470
What is on your wishlist??
Prompt, Courteous, Reliable
service with TURN HERE RE-
ALTY to find your New Home
Call Kerry 541 377 6855 . (One
Realtor accessing all listings
available in our area)
TURN HERE REALTY &
TRAVEL
305 SW Court Ave Pendleton
Never been a better time to sell.
Get a FREE market analysis call
4117 SW Perkins ave
Pendleton
Pregnancy Care Services
Annual yard sale
Wednesday July 17th from 8am
to 4pm
311 SE Dorion
!!Great Deals!!
Kids clothes, baby accessories/
furniture and much much more!
See you there!
Yard Sale
1419 SW 41 st
July 12th 8-2
July 13th 8-2
Baby clothes & shoes, toys,
double Bob stoller, womens/
mens clothes, books, furniture
items, snowboard, hunting stuff
A little bit of everything!
Sale Friday July 12th only
7am-noon
Tools, house wares, pets sup-
plies and books.
And many more things added to
the sale!
July 12th thru July 14th
8 a.m
45712 Mission Rd.
Pendleton, OR.
Years of accumulated
treasures!
Craft materials, fishing poles,
tackle gear, boxes, camping
items, lawn chairs, life vests,
household items, etc.
Lots of how-to art books in all
mediums, lots of how-to speak
Spanish books, some arts &
crafts supplies, some clothes,
some games
3018 SW Riverview drive,
Pendleton.
Lots of stuff for everybody and
new stuff as room provides!
SAt., J ULY 13 th , 10:00 Am -3:00 pm
510 E. C OLLEgE , ATHENA
$249,000
Jerry
Baker
Broker
Furniture, 3 piece loveseat, and
chair ottoman set, leather pow-
er recliner, day bed, king size
headboard, antique armoire,
display stands, computer desk,
a large rug, B&W 5th wheel
companion hitch, RV tailgate,
like new motorcycle helmet,
Oakley goggles, motorcycle
single ramp, triangle stand
and grips, men’s and women’s
clothing, and much more quality
stuff!!
Call for your classified ad today! 800-962-2819
CHECK OUT THIS BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS 5 bedroom,
2 bath home in Athena. 3638sf(m/l) includes a large basement.
Large, private 1/4 acre fenced corner lot with nice backyard.
Jerry Baker 541-969-6378cell. #19508745
37 SE Dorion Ave
541-276-0021
W HI TNE Y & A S S O C I AT E S
www.coldwellbankerwhitney.com
501 Open Houses
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SUN., JULY 14 th , 2:00 pm -4:00 pm
503 NW 4 th S t ., pENDLEtON
MAJESTIC NORTH HILL TURN OF
THE CENTURY CRAFTSMAN. Large
rooms, 4 bed, 2.5 baths. Refurbished wood
floors and new carpet. Remodeled custom
kitchen and master bathroom. Awesome
sunroom for quiet reading. F/A gas heat,
tankless water heater. Vinyl windows.
Basement storage, outdoor pantry. Private,
fenced patio for entertaining guest. Double
car garage with plenty of parking and loft
for storage.
$369,000
Marsha
Morgan
Broker
541-377-5152
37 SE Dorion Ave
541-276-0021
W HI TNE Y & AS S O C I AT E S
www.coldwellbankerwhitney.com
FRIDAY, JULY 12, 2019
Centaur Hits Moon With Lucky Arrow
The centaur shoots a lucky arrow
through the moon. First, the good fortune
showers the Mercurian realm, where
it will do tremendous good, especially
considering the current communication
retrograde. Next, there’s a sweet angle
to the healing asteroid, Chiron. Finally,
an encouraging Martian connection bids
us to “fight the good fight.”
ARIES (March 21-April 19). These
doubts are normal, but stop it anyway.
Your hopes and wishes are not unrea-
sonable fantasies that will never happen.
They are well within your grasp. If you
don’t feel this is true, you just haven’t
found the right mentor.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). People may
talk about what they like, how they treat
people and how they want to be treated,
but words can be unreliable predictors,
especially these days. Count what you
witness over what you hear.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Like sailors
singing a chantey song in the face of
rough seas, people will feel stronger as
they unite in the language of sound, es-
pecially chanting, rhythm and, of course,
music.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). No one
is just like you. It is easy to mistakenly
believe that people who are a little like
you will follow the same lines of thoughts
across the board, but they will not -- that
is, not without your leadership.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). From the outside,
it may seem that everyone on the inside
is getting along, feeling the team spirit
and basking in a sense of belonging. Of
course, this is not how groups typically
work. The best ones are held together
with tension.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). It’s not that
you have some burning piece of informa-
tion to share. It’s just that sharing, shar-
ing anything, is so important right now.
Satisfy your craving to connect.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). People can
be like wallpaper in a design catalogue,
the same patterns repeating page after
page. Maybe the colors and the scale
shift, but at some point, you know what
you can expect when you turn the page.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). There’s a
movie going on in your mind. You have
to turn off the drama on this small screen
before you can see what’s actually hap -
pening in world beyond.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Most
days are not as black-and-white as this
one, but right now, there are clear-cut de -
lineations and goals that are either met
or not met. Almost doesn’t count.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Noth -
ing brings out your best like pressure.
It would be so much more comfortable
and enjoyable if you could work as fast
and as brilliantly out of sheer inspiration,
but this isn’t how things work. Pressure
is the way.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Complain-
ing is boring to those who aren’t sharing
the undesirable experience. It might
even be boring to those who are. In any
case, you’ll avoid hearing or stating com -
plaints as you dive into more interesting
pursuits.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). The amount
of personal energy you have to throw at a
problem will depend on last night’s sleep,
your diet and your emotional well-being.
Address these areas to set yourself up
for future success.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (July 12). Success
means something different to you now
than it did last year. The new criteria
will include certain hard evidence -- re -
sults you want to see. Your approach
gets more organized, your focus more
singular. You’ll flow around disruptions
and just keep going until you reach the
goal. Family will grow in 2020. Virgo and
Aquarius adore you. Your lucky numbers
are: 20, 28, 14, 12 and 6.
CLASSIFIEDS WORK!
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SAt., JULY 13 th , 11:00 Am -1:00 pm
320 h Igh S t ., A DAmS , O R .
Prices are up! Now may be the
time to gain some equity and
move up to a larger home. Call
Matt Vogler for a free Market
Analysis.
John J. Howard & Assoc.
(541) 377-9470
601 & 606 SE Emigrant build-
ing for sale. 3582 sq ft plus
full basement. 5000 sq.ft lot.
$79,500 RMLS#18684546 Call
Kal for more info (541) 969-7358
Garton & Associates
541-276-0931
$395,000 NEW LISTING Time
to Wash Car Wash. 27,443lot-
witha 3349 building High traffic
area. RMLS#19615657 Call Kal
for more info (541) 969-7358.
Garton & Associates
541-276-0931
HOMES SELL FAST IN CLASSIFIEDS!
Friday 9-2
Saturday 9-2
910 NW Carden, Pendleton
Absolutely
no early
sale and do
MOVING
SALE
July 12th to 14th
8am to 5pm
2997 SW Riverview Drive
!!!ALL THINGS MUST GO!!!
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501 Open Houses
Street behind Sherwood Grade
School
1107 SW 33rd st.
Friday July 12th 9-5
Saturday July 13th 9-5
Great big downsizing yard sale!
Lots of great,clean misc. Great
clothing bargains. Some rusty
stuff. Lots of good pinterest
crafting material.
501 Open Houses
HAVING storage problems? Why
not sell no-longer-used items with
a fastworking classifed ad?
Garton & Associates
541-276-0931
Turn Here Realty & Travel for
all your Real Estate Needs-Call
Kerry 541 377 6855
TURN HERE REALTY &
TRAVEL
305 SW Court Ave Pendleton
$298,500
Excellent condition, 2000 top of the line Valley Manor Triple Wide
on .71 acres! 2698 sf(m/l), 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths on one level. Marsha
Morgan
Oregon teak fl ooring. Covered patio, full foundation. Awesome 864 Broker
sqft (m/l) shop, RV parking. #19315113
541-377-5152
37 SE Dorion Ave
541-276-0021
W H IT N EY & AS SO C IAT ES
www.coldwellbankerwhitney.com
SUMMER LISTINGS coming on
market--Call 541 377 6855 to
find the home for you-- TURN
HERE at 305 SW Court or call
541 377 6855
TURN HERE REALTY &
TRAVEL
305 SW Court Ave Pendleton
WHATEVER YOU ARE
looking for, don’t buy until you’ve
checked the Classifieds!
CLASSIFIEDS HAVE IT!
Universal Crossword
Edited by David Steinberg July 12, 2019
ACROSS
1 Includes on
an email
4 Wash. winter
hours
7 Photogra-
pher’s setting
12 Cabbage
side
15 =
17 Emily Procter
procedural
set in Florida
18 Tyke
19 Big ___ (for-
mer Red Sox
nickname)
20 A-peel-ing
fruit
22 Olympic
skater Midori
23 “Gemini Man”
director Lee
25 “Bad”
cholesterol
letters
26 Totaled
28 Heat vision
or mind
reading
30 Language
suffix
31 Played a
practical joke
involving
yolks
32 Spiritual
healer
34 Nitrous ___
36 Brenneman
of “The
Leftovers”
37 Rhyming
nickname for
Obama
39 Schedule
placeholder:
Abbr.
42 Bit of funny
business
43 At another
museum,
perhaps
7/12
45 Actor Keach
48 A state of
matter
50 Patient’s
share of a bill
51 Apple-pie
making
discards
52 “Patience
___ virtue”
53 Big game
54 Prepare for
war
55 Earth’s mid-
dle layer
58 Foot fraction
61 Copaca-
bana’s
country
63 Where you
may find a
vacant seat
on a flight
65 You must be
30+ to join it
66 Flowed
(from)
67 Expresses
regret, per-
haps
68 Country
lodge
69 Notice
DOWN
1 Cyrillic USSR
2 ___ Nostra
3 Leave sur-
reptitiously
4 Pitch-
fork-shaped
Greek letter
5 Hunk of
marble
6 Husk-
wrapped
food
7 “Charlotte’s
Web” girl
8 Activity for
four couples
9 Yank
10 Regatta
activity
All Tied Up
11 River through
Nebraska
13 Candy
rapper?
14 One of
Queen
Elizabeth II’s
homes
16 Got up
21 Speaker
speaker
24 Crisp green
apple
27 Candle
count, often
28 Noncommer-
cial TV spot
29 Resistance
unit
33 “As if!”
35 Tweeter’s
qualifier
38 “Eat!”
39 Hairstyles
literally fea-
tured in 3-,
8-, 14- and
24-Down?
40 Word
repeated
before “black
sheep”
41 “... have you
___ wool?”
42 Versatile
blackjack
card
44 Novel
alluded to in
“Don’t Stand
So Close to
Me”
45 Picket line
crossers
46 Olympic
swimmer
Dara
47 Milan fashion
house
49 Sandwich
cut
56 Pub pur-
chases
57 ___ Williams
bourbon
59 Saskatche-
wan tribe
60 Sinister
literary Mr.
62 Turn the
other way
64 Former Tex-
as Governor
Richards
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