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Newspaper Page TextMtrtNia fturrrt.TiHii. TfttrtT liy U. im& Classified Rates U pet wetd-f latiaew KM par lAMTtla Black le e cap. deuble rate Card ot Tbaeaa 41.00 CLASSiniD CtADUNt 1p.m. Wednesday 2 rxrFKIKNCKD hmet hnd mm!.! like work about Aug 1. Exjwrlentrd truck driver and header tender at would con sider hay Jb. Presently em t t..vvl hv Dixon Smith. ihon Ion 8 7267. 21 tfc FOR KENT Two bedroom da hIm aDartment Stove and water only, furnished. Call c aar.9. is tie WHEAT TREATING, call Ilent - Wymm, phone 8 PCI 9. SO tfc FOR SALE Registered yearling Rambouillet bucka. Eddie Bros nan. phone 6 5327. 21 MODERN HOUSE for sale. Thla IODERN HOUSE for sale. Thia home haa an excellent view, 3 bedrooma and family room. 1432 aq. ft of living apace. rhia double earaca and cov- rad Datlo. Located at 605 Plo noer Drive. Call 6 9431. ll tfc LEaNGTON SECOND HAND store now open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Prices slashed. Furniture, appliances, clothing, Jewelry, antiques. 16-tfc EUXTTROLUXSALES AND SER VICE J T Carlin, Box 9S2. Her miston, Oregon. Phone JOrdan 7-6G23. 2 IMPORTED CARS Must Move By Aug. 15 A 1960 HILLMAN 4 door sedan with 4 speed transmission and a I960 VAUXHALL These art priced to sell NOW I USED CAR SPECIALS I 1959 Chevrolet Pickup, ' ton long wheelbase, largo box, V8 motor, Powerlock differential, nylon tires, exceptionally clean. 1957 GMC H ton pickup, long box, V8, 4 speed transmission, will guarantee. 1956 Willys Pickup, exceptionally 1 UAr.i iom r.Mr A ton Dlckup, V8 motor, long box, 4 speed trans mission. Will guarantee. 1953 Buiek Roadmaster. Loaded. Miles of transportation left in this exceptionally good used car. 1951 Willys Jeep, excellent con dition and tires, full steel cab. as-a i . 1a. nnnn 19DU nevruit'i cuan Fishing Cars Several good ones Excellent Hunting jeeya 1955 International pickup, com pletely reconditioned. WE ABE VOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER See the new 1960 FRIGIDAIRE FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATOR 13 cu. ft. model as low as $4.23 a week 1 good used Refrigerator, excep tlonably clean. FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Ponttac-Bulck-WUlys-GMC 40-tfc STDING All xvuxjriiivj .. x?rr- froo pstimates can Calbert CR 6-2893. Round-Up Roofing and Siding Co, Pen ,, reu- 1 16-21P I dleton, Oregon nn Oregon. w FOR JS2 S p5-SALE Beglstered Sulfolk j ewes ana ducks, wm l" rir Union. Ore. ZI-asc RUGS AND CAPEfTcleaned to iJVA uvw " ' ned to your home. Fast Service. your home. Woo.' or on Thnn 6-9432. 46tfc -re" iriibirilSssed . . a ; hn boat, boat uauer " -j- motor, almost new. $290 for aU, terms can be arranged. Also nave is Dionue --- n . i j ..... n c 7 iiuur- - """" .50 each or ' knnlr. twinir. case neaaooaiua, - r .. . ir. it,i. hand saw ji l CQ ' botn ior - . rnone mavf YOUR RUGS and carpets eUnewUCall Case Fur- $20. f none oxuo- niture Co. for carpet cieanmg service. E' r.r-x-T- fl.-o TfVim hOUSe, 2 large bedrooms and basement 320 E Aiken St., Heppner. Phone 8-7261. H FOR SALE Allis Chalmers riDo, with Holt angle dozer. Tractor recently overhauled, new rol lers, new cab. $4800. Denny crm.n T-pxinPton. 11 -tic itor RENT Furnished or un aULUi'M c furnished apartment Everett Harshman. BI ST CASH t'Ht K tr 1S Iir4 V ui..m Mdor. Ul Ttitm..n. 21 jt SALL Vur MoW-tf rifle. SO rath, lor.na i r Clint Aree 1 C U-lATLIC ORGAN to b pUked up m tnu vicinity. u v ntu fur quUk sate to re pot nib! party. Ala spinet plana. Writ Tillman's llano Or ear.a. I O U'X 3UM. Tacoma fi. Vh. 13 21C SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. SALES SLllVKL Sewing Machine k Vacuum Cleaners of all Make Contact Mis. Darld Eckman Contact Mr. David Eckman IIErrNER I'll- 6 9101 lltfc EXI-ERT RUG SHAMPOOING In f t i .. U . ... your nome. i vm. BS2. Ilermlston. Ore. Phone JOrdan 7 G623. 6-tfC 1 Z-ZZ for SALE 3 bedroom nous on n Court St. Large living room, fireplace, dining room, birch kitchen with nook, basement kitchen with nook, basement Call 6-9936. 10 c HAVE FULLER UULSilEi, Do Travel to Lexington, lone, Heppner, Hardman. For addlt innni Borvtco. write 420 N W 15th. Pendleton. Ore. 19-tfc DO YOU NEiD Cabinet worn, Interior decorating, or au around carpentry work done? Call Avery Taylor. 6 5385. 19-tfc LAWN MOWER and saw sharpen . . ., i. ft Qim tng. Ii v oauej. v'1""" s ue DRRlvTPFElFFErCCWropracUc Du... .5 v willow, nhone tt n tt r physician. 6 E Willow, phone 6-9694. 9 to 5:30 Monday through Friday, 9 to 12 Satur- day. rnirnn.Thunderblxd If you are planning on buying a car EVERETT KEITKLEY Wants to see you. Day pnone 6-9152, nights phone 6-53-w SAND & GRAVEL deiiverea dally any amount, any ume. Call lone 8-7277 or Umatilla 755 or 503 collect Sue Ham? r Pnt Hams. 30-tfC i vi-nin n i.tKE to buy a good " ww ..... DV. 16 ft winamm. coiuti uuu ootntnrr Pnndon. Dhone DU 4.5857. ' 18-21p "rapn OF THANKS thank all who answered the call for help when our truck burned inursuay, - tn., ha Mnrrnur Cnuntv Grain Growers who controlled the lire. Mildred Bergstrom Bob and Marlene Bergstrom 21-p " -HPir OF THANKS . ...iu Honii- pvprvone who answered the lire can list j- v. ,iro had R wneai ic 21-p risn OF THANKS V k - , neighbors and the friends who heipea me time of my acciaem, anu ' t.or,it,i- to friends for .ui. ,0ii wishes, visits, cards OT I I I f III F. U1LU1I - I atlfl TO IOC IlUSM'l"' ff fnr their care, a muuon SlCii-a. thanks. sincereiv. Anne C. Smouse 21-p risn OF THANKS ..,ivi tn thank everyone W C W ion - who came from fare and neat to help control our tire weunu,. 21-C nrr TflTJItS , r,riatinn for all jviy sinceic the cards and flowers that were . M.t ef air in ine caiua - . .'M ' Mp while mere Alice Vance 21-c r rt1 AlnfirOU NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING - i X nir uivrll L11UI, a.aaw wo;JorJt ExeCutrIx undersigns - , Executor of tne esiaie .i ana WILKINS0N deCeased, r . final account 1 Mil i nave i r . eport in said estate wmi and repwi . tne tv,i rourt and that the judge thereof has fixed Mon- dav jgj the 22na aay w ,&. r 1960' at the hour of 10 o'clock Hi., as the time, In the County thA 22nd aay ui .u6 . Courtroom m ePP" as the place for hearing ob,ec- tions to said final account and -he settlement tnereoi. Wavel B. Wilkinson and Richard T. Wilkinson, Joint Execturix and Executor Mahoney and Abrams Attorneys for Joint Executrix antt Executor Heppner, Oregon ' 21-25c' L-t-B, to 6-9228. ciTT cr iirrrsta INVITATJOH TOR IJDi Srxinl bid ftr furnlOiing watrr m and mi"rnnH lusini. and alve will M by thi I'll) f Hri ptier at th City Hall. lUni1"'. t'S,n. u,v Ul li ix) p m- 1"T. w Monday the Ut d4 Auuit. l'.li). and Hill lm jnjbluly inil and read aloud Immediately thrreaflrr. Ibe ii to I purhaHl by the City. Imluds th following: 3 9J0 f-t 6' IIP 110 Jit-! 4' pip C,ir .f the sjih ifications for the -lWae i.f Water PH" ... ..i.iaiik-.! from Clark C.r. lf EnelniH-rs or from the Ut trixtrdtr. All bid hall be made upon .i.. i iv.Muu.jil Forms In- clude.1 in the contract documents and hhall tie am.mpanieo i.y bid tnd or certincaie rntvn, oayable to the City of Heppner. In an amount t-juui cveding five percent tSl of the total bid. to be forfeited to the City In the event of failure to contract within ten tlO) days after acceptance oi niu. The City reserves the right to p.,Ktpune making the award for a period of fifteen U5 days or to rej.-ct any and all bids and to delete certain items from the Proposal, and to accept me po.l considered best for the City By order of the city 01 m-p- pner, Oregon. Ted Smith. n...f.! J..!v 20. 1960 20 21c un-ic- Trt rrn EDITORS .-rtTii. ia ltFRFRY etven that ,W c- - the undersigned has been duly the unaersigneu ia j appointed by the County Court nf .h State of Oregon for Mor- row County, me r-xet-uuiA estate of A. C. LINDSAY, De- t ail nnriutns having reaaiu, nnv. - .,. . 1 net lha oatate Of Said CI Jims n;'"0, ' , . deceased are hereby required to present the same 10 mo signed at tne law ointc rln and French, attorneys at Law, Pendleton, uregon wnn ii' inlw verified as re- UUlll13 ouired by law within six months from the date 01 me llcatlon of this nouce. naioH nnd first Dublished this 30th day of June, 1960. ROSELLA Liau&Ai, i-ji:uuia 17-21C NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the Expeutrix of the UIIU. ... J Estate of Lester A. Doolittle, de ceased, has filed her Final Ac count with the Probate Court of the State of Oregon for the Coun ty of Morrow and said Court has set Monday, the 22nd day of August, 1WU. at rne uur eleven (11:00) o'clock A. M. in the County Court Room of the Morrow County court wuk d olace for hearings on said Final Account. All person having oDjecuons t0 said Final Account are here by required to file the same with said Court on or before the date set for said hearing. uatea anu Dated and first pumisnea una 21st aay 01 jui, MILLIE R. I MILLIE R DOOLITTLE, Executrix O. Turner, Attorney 20-24C ANNOUNCEMENTS CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lone Sunday school 10 a m. Service 11 a m. Evening service 7:00 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 In the homes. IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev Rod MacKenzie, pastor Church school and morning worship at 9:30 p m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Robert Whybrew, pastor Sunday school 10 a m. Worship llam. Nazarene young peoples soc iety 7:30 p m. Evening service 8:00. Meeting in Seventh Day Ad ventlst church. Everyone wel come. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Homer womngion, paowi Sunday school, 9:45 a m. Morning worship, 11:00 a m. Evening service 7:00 p m. Tuesday evening service, 7:30 VALBY LUTHERAN CHURCH Worship and Sunday school every Sunday at 9:00 a m. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST C L Vorles. Pastor Saturday services Sabbath school, 9:30 A M. v. . . ,v. carving 1 1 00 A M. VIiU.l. ----- - n,,io Hour" radio broadcast over KGO every Sunday, 8 PM. voice Ol riopjurtj .av. cast over KGO every Sunday, 9 P M. Annual RcDOf GiCn Ar Missionary Mecr The iiitim'i mUioiii coun ril of th A"-rb,' wH at the bm of Mrs Kay Bartiett, Km Weilnr-Uay. July . f -r a day of felUwhip. work and wof. ship About U women and 20 rhttdren attended. One quilt was tied. mm ui rMhing mended, and biby quilt blks Mumped, UAa Brv.tmg. Hrretary, gave annual re.rt Twenty bokea have been prepared and shipped in the past year. Contents of thmc es confuted of non- ... t,.t.i f..U. new and usef clothing, toys, notion, and quilts. Seven quilts have been made. ...i.i. ihM -ri lo In fiinshed. The toxe were sent to Alaka. - A Africa. Indonesia, .Maiaya. n Arizona. t-. .k.. TI irm.lt l iilunllSTCtl to uiTi the children's play at . 1 .. . future meetings. c mn-uK. AucuM 3 at 1:30 p m will be divided with some meeting at the Ray Taylor home to u a quilt, while others clean the church. It la hoped the group will be able to meet at the Sid Zlnter mountain home August 17. Grants To OSC Set New Record, Near $3 Million OREGON STATE COLLEGE ..r 9 7.tn.753 was presen ted to Oregon State College this past vear in gum. Kr scholarships to set an all-time record. President A L Strand re ported. This past year's gift and grant total was $390,934 higher than the previous year's $2,139,819. Of the $2,730,753 received this past year, $2573,193 was for re search and training grants and $131,022 was for scholarships and lfllUWSllif' Of the remaining wai-aw, w- oiaJmH t2.1.750. loan KUUiliuii funds $8,300. books, supplies and equipment . aavam-ciiicm. . nvprspaa train- oi icaviuuft H'"", ing granU $54,129, unrestricted fund $z,ta, ana miM'tiianmu $500. Individual gilts ana graoi varied from $1 to $273,500 which came from the National Science Foundation to conduct an academic-year institute for science and mathematics teachers. The second largest grant of $250,000 came from the Office of Naval Research to construct an ocean research vessel for exploring the depths of Oregon's coastal waters. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev C Bruce Spenoer, rector Holy Communion, Sunday, 7:30 am. Family service, 10:00 a m. ninn Wednesdays. nui; wiuu"" . .. . it 10 a m and 10 a m all Holy days. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTEH-DAY SAINTS' American Legion Hall Ralph J Richards, nr. rresiuem Priesthood meeting, o:oo Sunday school at 10:30. Sacrament service at 11:30. IONE BIBLE CHURCH Rev James W RHey, pastor Bible school 10 a m. Classes for all ages. Church 11 a m. everyone wBi- come. Youth Fellowship, o:au p m Sunday. Drovor meetlne ana uiDie study, Thursday, 7:30 p m. All meetings are nem m uw Riley residence on 2nd street. LEXINGTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Walter Smith, pastor Sunday school, 10:00 a m. Worship 11:00 a m. THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Austin McGhee, Pastor Summer Schedule Church school 9:00 a m. Morning worship, 10:00 a m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles V Knox, minister Bible school, 9:45. Worship service 11:00 a m. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lone Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 8:15 a m. ST PATRICK'S CHURCH Heppner Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 6:30 and 10. . m. Weekday Masses, 7:30 a m. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Alfalfa Street Worship services, 11:00 a m. Sunday school. 9:45 a m. 1 1 (..niiitiulur Mas ine National firm n u w . with a btal of SV.1 Of this amount. SXT4TV as f.e mi.t rrsearvh tnci. fU.tUO f undeti'faduate rrc-rvit wik. Ilttlhu tor U-ncr liaining for high hoj student and $315. 41 far high athd and eidlege trat her tiaiidng pfvgranu ftinK-ati-h gifts and grants from Industry annun(e to f!15!M3 f.M nrliitll ai Aim's LWI t,-.li - , e.-i.-rw. RcMarrh Institute. t..k In r.2. me aetktjhuii Kvxr!mrnt Station received -t ivti r,Mi fiiMTiment Sta tion S-'I3. and th FnglnTlni KxMriment Majmn ji-", Funds were received for var- xt IaIUA rch aubtects Includ ing Di'unlas fir batk beetles. Ir- rsdiate.1 f.xxls. cell cancer, iruii tree viruses. Improved filberts. Mream pollution, uregon weather, human allergies ami dental health. Record Corn Crop Diia in State but Other Grains Down A larger corn crop, but smaller crops of other grains are i ore cast for Oregon this year, report Mrs Elvera Horrell. extension ag- riculturai economist at ws"" State College. The largest corn crop ever pro- duced In the state Is due for ... M. foil XTra Horrell 1 1 a I , v ,-. found as she studied reports from the u S department oi bki cul ture. A crop of more than 4 mil lion bushels is forecast, wmm would be 8 percent above last year's record high and nearly 24 times the average of the past 10 years. However, wheat. Oregon's lar gest cash crop, may show a drop of about 3 percent compared to last vear. Mrs Horrell also rouna. This year's crop Is forecast at about 27 million ousneis. would still be about 2 percent above average. The state's oats e state's oats crop, expec- ted to total about 7.1 million . I..- ia Avar U.H11 bushels after harvest is over, win u o koinu tet vpar and be 8 percent below last year and 29 percent less than average. n nruiiiMlrri In nrpdicted to. DrtliCJ' ;iwvi.v.. , total 16 million bushels, 18 per cent less than last year but 5 percent above average. USED CARS WITH AN THAT COUNTS 1959 Chevrolet Bis coyne 4 door, 6 cyL $2050 1957 Chevrolet V8 sport coupe. Kadd,17.0 with extras 10 1955 Ford Station Wagon. V8 $150 1954 Fold 4 door $650 Trucks Pickups 1947 Ford long wheelbase flatbed truck. 2 speed $750 1958 Ford 4 wheal drive pickup $15 "diivrupri $1300 1951 WUlTi 4 wheal drive pickup 5300 1948 Chevrolet Sdn. Delivery 3D0 1944 Ford la ton. fit. bed $ Thrifty Financing Of Course! FULLETON Chevrolet Co. iwt4l-. t" I'M ' t4 I.I1.C . t ' ' ,n l,rMt W4rl! l Ul k Ur..i.. , ,,. n.AUtU.n l lir;t tit it r""' I V.e Jei 1 Ir a.uoKHiJ n ' 4m M Ik I 1 a " If. k.mel la af b I.HI .U iw r4 tm gr- -y - lar KraUMf ' au h lar UH r.lea l fc actarJ.w U lurds" ( rslea. TM "' 14 ( a kmt bUb rata Bm ,M" t. maa .Mil It ret r-r Mar i !(' eemprHag aa4 Bi4d St AmnUa rales. Of eourae. thrre r m" hu will JuioP op n,i ,v ,ha' tha ttktkn't S.0OO.OU0 Uule-n-dent buiuteitmrn do not ri r sent the natl-m a a whole. VH Jul mrMlr mil Atvlne Benlley relrsa4 rraalls f aa eirnla ftxll he made In M dWrlel. the lhl dUlrlrl la MU hlsan eoroprUlns tame alt eaanlles In mid M h Isaa where Ihe einpoltii at lha populauaa anion boinrn.rn. manulai turrr. labor and nther sejmenla are aboal equal la a eroa setllon af nation aa a whale. a In his questionnaire R-p. Bentley touched on the Amer lean deficit in world trade and t... i. ,,t t,id and il 'll ir. pointing out that low coi-t f r rtlmales of possible hortlcul tural crop output In the state are also varied, Mrs Horrell said. Oregon's late summer potato 1 " ' . but 32 shade . bctow J;-J"'' crow is iArv,iu . fc Awrwwilllll tr 1111 II rrrnt ahov'A average, A snap bean production seconu .t 1 . lit 11 sa . .. t a snap nean proiiui..y.. only to 19M rru ,! Th 87.600 tons expected making, me bi,w thiu voar would be up a percent tnls year would be up D pe cen 0ver last year aim BUSINESS-PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY r f Heppner City rr .. Haata rinl Monday COlinCII Saoh Moatk Citizens herring matters for ji i ntmu hrlna tnam before the CounclL Ph. 6-9618 J. HASKELL Cr HASKETT, INC. TV and Radio Sales & Service 1M ft. Main Pa 6-997S Morrow County Farm Bureau Reg. Meeting 4th Tuesday BUI Barratt , Insurance Agent PLUMBING SERVICE Gilliam & Bisbee HARDWARE CO. Phone 6-9433 JOS. J. NTS ATTORNEY AT LAW 127 W. Willow Street Heppner, Oregon J. 0. TURNER ATTORNEY AT LAW Phone 6-9213 Hotel Heppner Building Heppner. Oregon MAHONEY AND ABRAMS ATTORNEYS AT LAW Collins Building Phone 6-9H1 Dr. L. D. Tibbies OSTEOPATHIC Physician & Surgeon First National Bank Building Be" Ph. 6-9210 OtL Ph. 6-9616 MONUMENTS MARKERS - See Oliver Creswick Creswick Mortuary r . .... ,..! It .c t j, t I'm l i-rl k J i r..( M I'll I? 1 't Amfl 1 k M ll.Wl.t l l.U I . i.'.i S!a 11 l-i.-LWm. j lha frM.ll wria lUfrlia 'and llluklral 1 U '' I aa briar lha wW ad Makhiaftaa W-drhta. aar I Mi 4. SI .. --4 I ' 11 lit and imim lmH Mter 3' i I r af ytrali( I'. . e iHMait with tarrtta pUnl , tlM hlpMII( Iho MdlMl W . '.Ihra kw was 4nta lala lha J I', tt. atfccr Jl '. eptwd i .V aa la flrH 4 llf :iliat forr. S M t . ii. kpewdtas ahraad. a Al t.i W prv.'-t with th lr(t nl,u f iiirli.n.H' ui J ,y p. Ufl.llrf. tlirr- lt a elrar rui n.aj i .'.v i-r una ef th e lui ., ti t It r hlrnt that St i-t "V of lha k o1 in tha niMUmU t Mihtn ar oiHa a .r.'n.t natinat poUcks In the tnlrrnaltonal ltrl.1 Arla.Ilr. thla aaprwnlni d' .i. i .ij la nr. rAf Y . be raaa lha naUoa's .,( I kB.iriuiiF ara a qulla rrpeewnlaltveseinirnlef va I tuna I inoutni. But tha a..lx-riti qocstion re mam. How laa ru dmBraey . . . i. ,k- -.,ir.i iMilk-Ira ria U '" --"""- w - ara framed and aaecuifd by .k i - .. , i.n hiaiioimiIImI. ini. inmii.i". the lnlrrnallonallU In urt"""- i.,n la lha brllrf. of the " Inrlljr ef lha nrople a a a ti, .iiiiiiinin can b cor rected. a a a Sa matter how ""'y en trrnrhPil, liur-im racy routed by ballali. abovo average. Oregon leads all other states In snap bean pro- duct Ion. Unfavorable weather during and following pollination loft Us mark on the states tree fruit and nut crops. Only the apple crop looks heavier this year. Mrs Horrell said, with cherries, peach ... r,riin!. filberts, and walnuts all expected to drop be- , -; rr Rnh'tW. Pfcittcrl Chiropractic Physician Heppner Hotel Bldff. Phone 6-9694 Wallace H. Wolff, M. XX Office Hours 10 to 12, 2 to S Monday through Saturday Ph. 6-9253. Res. 6-9620 - The Heppner Clinic & M. WAGNER, M. D. D. J. BAYLINK. M. D. Physicians and Surgeons Ph., Day or Night-6-9114 4 j. O. PETERSON Latest Jewelry & Gift Good Watches. Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon 4 4.' Turner, Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE t t CRESWICK MORTUARY Licensed Funeral Director Phone 6-9600 Heppner. Oregon t Dr. E. K. Schaffitz OPTOMETRIST Next to Hotel Heppner Entrance Telephone 6-9465 T 4 4- t Morrow County Abstract & Title Co. INC. TITLE INSURANCE Office In Peters Building C. A. Ruggles INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 Heppner, Oregon