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KtrrNCl GAZETTE -TIM U, Tkn4f. Hmw 10. I HO Classified Rotes 3c ff ward ttlaisatusi Oc pi lossrtl . loch fece et cop. deeble rat Card ei Thanks 1.00 CLASSIFIED DtAOUHS J p. m. Wednesday REMEMBER the Methodist tea and bazaar. Nov. 19, 2 to 5 at the church bailment. 36 37c FOR SALE:' 300 While Leghorn puKris, vvmiviim hum. ptaii Ine to lav. Call IIU 1-22SV W G. Seehafer. Boardman. 37-39p FOR SALE IG5 acre timber and pasture land adjoining Ar hiifVlj. rnrral Phnn .1 Mil Lexington. 3G-37c 2uo BALES 4th culling extremely leafy alfalfa nay lor aaie FR 1 R195. Harrv rroudfoot. 36-37p FOR SALE 120 bam accordion with case. Excellent condition $250.00. Call HU 1 2283. V. Scchafer. Boardman. KEMEMBER the Methodist tea and bazaar, Nov. 19. 2 to 5 at the church basement. 36-37c EST. FOOD ROUTE 800 family Watklns Route now available. 92 year reputation, a top-grade one-man business, ana no experience or money requirea Write for full Information to Watklnt Products. Inc.. 3903 Rrooklvn Ave.. Seattle 5. Wash lneton. 34-36c HOUSE FOR RENT 1 bedroom furnished. Frank Avers, 570 Gale St. Phone 6-9272. 32-tfc LEXINGTON SECOND HAND store now oien Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Prices slashed. Furniture, appliances riot hint?, lewelry. antiques. 16-tic USED CARS AND PICKUPS 1959 Pontlac. Excellent condi tion. Full power. 1958 Vauxhall. Lots of economi cal transportation. 1956 Willys pickup, good rubber, good shape. An excellent buy. 1955 Willys pickup, completely reconditioned, new paint 1939" Willys 2-wheel dr. station wagon. Reconditioned motor. Heater and radio. Lots of trans portation. 1954 Ford pickup. One-half ton. 1953 Bulck Roadmaster. Loaded. Miles of transportation left In this exceptionally good used car. 1947 Willys pickup, 6 cylinder motor, an excellent hunting 1944 International truck, good; excellent bed, stock and grain racks. 1942 Chevy Truck trap wagon. WE ARB TOUR FRICIDAIRE DEALER See the new 1960 FRICIDAIRE FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATOR 13 eu. ft model as low as $4.22 a week 1 good used Refrigerator, excep tionably clean. FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac-Bulck-Willys-GMC Phone 6-9116 40-tfc HUGS AND CARPETS cleaned in your home. Woo' or cotton Fast Service. Phone 6-9432. 46tfc Ford Falcon Thunderbird If you are planning on buying a car EVERETT KEITHLEY Wants to see you. Day phone 5-G152, nights phone 6-5342 3-tfc MAKE YOUR RUGS and carpets look like new. Call Case Fur niture Co. for earpet cleaning service. title VOR SALE AllTs"Chalmers HD5. with Holt angle dozer. Tractor recently overhauled, new rol lers, new cab. $4800. Denny McMillan. Lexington. 11-tfc OFFICE SUPPLIES, typewriters, adding machines sales and service. In Heppner regularly. Hills Office Machines, call Gazette -Times, 6-9228 for ser vice. 28-tfc 1 RCA Whirlpool washer-dryer combination. 1959 model. Reg. $549.95, now $469.95. 21 cu. ft upright RCA Freezer. Reg. 499.95. Now $399.95. Lott's Electric. Ph. 6-581L 35 36c REMEMBER the Methodist tea and hazaar, Nov. 19. 2 to 5 at the church basement 36-37c 1320 WATT Electric Heater. Small portable. $955. 1 Universal Fry Par- complete with lid and control. Reg. 2135, now $12.95. Lotfs Electric Ph. 6-5S11. 3536c Id 5 CU. FT. Clbs..n refrigerator No Fn.l MtmtiliiAtian. Wl CJ59, now tmly S173WS. One moJcl rhllco Puo mstle. new. Reg W79S. Now $3493. Lull Electric. Phone 6 3S11. 35 3oc FOR SALE Four Masters riflea, $21.50 each. Contact Jack; Loyd i Clint Ae. 1 tic SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. calks SERVICE Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners of all Make Contort Mrs. David Edunan HEPPNER PH. 6 9101 11-tfc RtMEMBEKthe Methodist tea and bazaar. Nov. 19, 2 to 5 at the church baaement 3C-37C DO YOU NEED Cabinet work. Interior decorating, or au around carpentry work dona? Call Avery Taylor. 6 5385. 19-tfc SAND A GRAVEL delivered dally any amount, any time. CaU Ion 8-7277 or Umatilla 755 or 503 collect. Sua Han or Pete Ham. 30-tic WE HAVE 2 only RCA Whirlpool Portable Dishwashers. Now unly $139.95. You haul 1 only RCA Whirlpool Wring er washer. Reg. 199.95. Now 149.95. Lott's Electric Th. 6 5811. 35-36C FOR SALE 92 H Massey-Harrls 1958 model combine wltn picK up reel and chaff dump. Don Greenup. Ph. 6 9795. 35 38p WOOD FOR SALE. $10 cord, de livered. Phone 6-5837. Z3-UC 12-FOOT VIKING CUB vacation trailer for sale. C. A. Ruggles. Ph. 6 9625. 33tfc HOUSE FOR RENT mostly fur nished. Ph. 6-9178. Floyd Hutchlns. 33tfc BARGAIN FOR winter! 52 gal. electric water heater for sale. Glass lined. Still $60. Ander son's In HeDDncr. 34-36c LOTT'S Electric has good used appliances! 1 used Speed Oueen Dryer 49.95. 1 used GE Dryer, any offer between $60 and $120 accepted. 1 used r rig idaire double oven range. Clean, guaranteed, $115. Lott's Electric. Ph. 6-5811. 35-36c DID YOU get behind with your sewing or mending? Will iron, too. Call 6-5559. 35p 40-INCH double oven Westing- house range with griddle. Reg. $479.95, now $349.95. Lott's Electric. Ph. 6-5811. 35-36c WANTED IMMEDIATELY Licensed hair dresser. Good working conditions, modern shop. Guarantee, plus percent age. Lois' Beauty Shop, Hep pner. 35-36p 14 CU. FT. Gibson refrigerator- freezer combination. Right or left door. Was $399.95, now $325.00. Lott's Electric. Phone 6-5811. 35-36c FOR GRAIN CLEANING AND TREATING Call HAROLD ERWIN 6-5806, Heppner 35-36c ONLY Whirlpool 21 ft. Freezer. Now only $350.00. Lott's Elec tric. Ph. 6-811. 35-36c RANCHES FOR SALE IN WASH INGTON No. 1513 A. 291 irrigated sprinkler and flood,, 150 sprink ler heads and pipe, 4-bedroom home with electric heat, corrals. Can raise corn, beets, peas, al falfa and permanent pasture. Price $55,000. $5,000 down, bal. on contract No. 2 Cattle Ranch 2,000 A. dedeed, 640 A. .eased pasture, 250 A. farm land, irrigated by big lake fed by springs. Has sprinkler systems, 2 homes, ma chine shed and corrals. $120,000, $35,000 down, bal. on contract. Will consider trade on smaller ranch. No. 3 Wheat and stock ranch, 7900 A. deeded, several hundred leased, 2600 A. farm land, 110 A. j irrigated, free water from lake, 125 cows, 4 bulls, 2 saddle horses plus 1960 calf crop, 2 good i modern homes, several hundred tons of hay, some chopped and j some baled, 900 A. wheat allot- ( ment one year, and 1,000 A. next Extra good equipment Price ', $350,000. $252,000 pays off 13 of all sold off the place including 4i interest. $60,000 down will . let you in. Would consider trade , on smaller ranch in Eastern Ore gon. This place will run app. 400 head of cows and calves. These figures are all approxl- ( mate. These are all good buys and going concerns ' Good Terms ' Contact V.R. "BOB" HUNNION. Hcppr.er 36-37c I FOR SAU: UreUter,! HervMd bulL rorolrttf t Jeer wa. i Clt-an i-dsj.'!. Frank M- Mon- than. Condon. J3r. 3d p. iTlSiL.MlU if "Vise .Methodist te and tar. Nov. 19. 2 to 5 at i the thurvh basement. f6-37c TAMTuACK'FvTii-T'lWti sal on llervn Cree k by Rumx Cux. ... ... it tf CSifcfnrth 1V.V.O " WANTED AT ONCE-man or woman to supply Ravsleifih product- to 'f " row Co. Many dealer earn X weekly part time $100 am! up full time. Write Rawlclgha, 3iX5 Adeline. Oakland. Calif. 35 3SC WANTED Babysitting, ironing or housework. Call Lucille rar rUh. C 9970. 34tfc BIS5ELL Swcrpmaster for aale. Just $25.00. Lott's Flectric. rn. 6-5811. 35c3Cc WANTED: Ironing tr baby sit ting to do In my home or hour work In yours. Mrs. Rob erts. Great Lakes trailer In Trailer Court. 35-39p FOR SALE: Large oil Move. Price $25 0ft Phone 6 5351. 3fp USED table and four chairs. Good condition. $25.00. Thone 69C90. 3Cp CARD Or THANKS v VL-Uh to thank our many friends for their expressions of kindness and sympathy In the loss of our loved one. For the flowers and gifts to the Heart Fund and Memorial Fund In his name. The Family of Russell Miller 36p CARD OF THANKS i wish to thank even-one for thrir vl; is. cards, flowers and gifts during my stay In the hos pital. Also I wish to thank Dr. wiff mm the Ktaff of the Pio neer hospital. Your thoughtful- ness will always be rememoereu. Marge Donerty 36? CARD OF THANKS I would like very much to thank everyone who so thought fully sent me cards and gifts dur- pifal X ljudy' Ann Schen 36? USED CARS WITH AN THAT COUNTS '58 Chev. Impala Cpe. V-8 OD 1775 '57 Merc. Montclalr 1590 '56 Ford Vict Cpe. 1000 '56 Chev. 4 Dr. V8 F C 950 '55 Ford Sto Wagon V8 automatic .... 950 '55 Chev. 2 dr. 6 P G, B. A. 900 '55 Cher. 2 dr. 6 P. G. 900 '54 Chev. B.A. 4 dr. 650 '54 Ford 4 dr. Sdn 600 COMMERCIALS '54 Willys 4 wh. dr. 6 cvL 1050 '53 GMC 1-T dual rear 1000 '45 Ford truck, grain rack and hoist 850 '51 Willys 4 w dr. 800 '47 Ford LWB Fit bed. 2 speed 750 '50 Chev. H-T pickup 4 speed 475 '44 Ford Fit Bed 400 '48 Chev. Sdn. DeL 300 Thrifty Financing Of Course! FULLETON Chevrolet Co. 6-9921 V. Basketball Season Tickets On Sale By Student Body The Heppner High School Mut tancs have released their bas- of ,hU wro. .,..,,, tm. Is the first year the Mustang, will play a com . Lea cue The achodule Includes four games each with Burns. Grant Union (John Duyl Madras, and Sherman County iMorol. In ad dition, a home and home series has been scheduled with lone. Since all of the school In the plete schedule In the 7A2 7A2 conference have enrollments from approximately 175 to 475 students, a high caliber of bas ketball Is assured fr the bas ketball fans of Heppner. in nnter to encourage utiort of our basketball team, the high school student body is embark lng on an extensive campaign to sell season tickets to Heppner basketball rooters. A ciason ticket providing ad mission to all home games will ho iuil.1 for S3.00. Individual tick ets for these same home games ie games Ki5.Js u.-mild cost the rooter nrt.miiin. some lucky ticket holder will receive some Item from the concession stand ni onrh home came, To make the season ticket sale mxr interestlns to the students the student body Is giving a cash prize to the class selling the most tickets and to the Individual wtth tho most ticket sales. The season ticket sale will ctart Nov. 14 and end Nov. 30 Fnrh resident of Heppner should be contacted by some member of iha ctiiriont hodv during that pe rlod. If you are not contacted by member of the student body and you desire a season tirket. nlease call the high school office and Mrs. Vance will see that a ticket Is made available to vou rnrhP for the basketball teams this year Include Clint Agee, varsity; Bob Cantonwlne, JV's and Chuck Huggett. fresh man A freshman schedule is being prepared and will be pubilsnea as soon as it is completed. I The complete varsity schedule is as follows: I rw 9 Sherman County at It.nnnA Dec. 3 Sherman County at Moro. Dec. 9 Burns at Burns. Dec. 10 Burns at Burns. Dec. 16 Grant Union at Hep pner. Dec. 17 Grant Union at Hep pner. Jan. 6 Madras at Heppner. Jan. 7 Madras at Heppner. Jan. 10 lone at Heppner. Jan. 20 Grant Union at John Day. Jan. 21 Grant Union at John Day. Jan. 24 lone at lone. Feb. 3 Sherman County at Moro. Feb. 4 Sherman Co. at Hep pner. Feb. 10 Burns at Heppner. Feb. 11 Burns at Heppner. Feb. 17 Madras at Madras. Feb. 18 Madras at Madras. lone Schools By EVELYN JEPSON It seems that we slipped up on the news last week, so tms week well try to make up for It. Some mighty happy and proud lone High School students were seen on Saturday, Oct. 29, when lone defeated Prairie City 53-13. The next scheduled game Is this Friday, Nov. 11, at 2:00 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Walter Wayland Cor- ley, by order of the County rnnrt of the State of Oregon for Morrow County. All persons hav ing claims against saw estate are hereby required to present such claims, duly verified, and with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned, at the office of Fabre. Collins 4 Kottkamp, 27 S. E. Third, Pendleton. Oregon. within six months or the date ol this notice, the same being dated and published the first time this 27th day of October, I960. WILLIAM G. SEEHAFER, Administrator of the Estate of Walter Wayland Corley, deceased. 34-38c cyo Ekstrom Heifer First At Ogdcn Show Word w revived Monday evening from Herbert Ekstrom, lone, who Is exhibiting two Ju-j . i . 111 nior heifers and one Junior bull calf at Uie Golden Spike Nation si Livestock Show at Ogden, Utah. Herb called to report that he had taken first place In the Ju nior heifer calf class at that show, with the fancy linle heif er which people have thought so much of when exhibited at the Morrow County Fair. State Fair and Pacific International, reports N. C. Anderson, county agent The other heifer took a sixth In the same class which was a lariie one. participated In by many of the top breeders In the whole country. His Junior bull had taken fifth In Its class. These calve are the first crop from Husker Colorado Domino by Ekstrom. This bull was grand champion. as a calf, at the Columbia Em nlr Polled Hereford Show held at Walla Walla two years ago. Vital Role Played r i. By Agriculture In State Outlined A new generation of Oregon, lans Intent on development and conservation of the state's nat ural resources will take top bill ing at the annual convention of the Oregon Association of Soil Conservation Districts Nov. 16-18 at The Dalles. A state speech contest on wild life conservation and soil Judg ing contests are among main events for young people at the association's 12th annual meet ing. Finals of the association's statewide speaking contest will bring together seven regional winners of high school age or younger on Nov. 17. reportea Lloyd Gift, Bonanza, speech con test chairman. Main events the opening day, Nov. 16, will be soil Judging con tests. Contest divisions Include 4-H club teams, Future Farmers of America teams, FFA Individuals, and a special contest for high school vocational agriculture in structors. Other divisions are for men, women, and two-member teams nf Soil Conservation District supervisors. The contest Is spon sored by the SCD Association, pacific Supply Cooperative, Ore gon State College extension ser vice, and the Soil Conservation Service. The Heppner Soil Con servation District will enter a two member team. Alvin Wagenblast, supervisor; John Wightman and Newt O'Hara, advisory supervisors; Ralph Richards, work unit con servationist, and N. C. Anderson, secretary, have indicated they will attend from the Heppner Soil Conservation District. clock on the lone field. This eame will be with Here- tcrA tnr tho stat seml-flnal title. The pep band will again perform at half-time. Let's all get out and support this fine ball team: Homecoming has been set for tuta Fririav also. All the alumni of IHS are welcomed and urged to come. Thnra will be a dance that evening starting at 8 o'clock. Each class has elected a princess for Homecoming and from these four girls, the football team will select a queen. The princesses are: freshman, Merrie Jo Morri son; sophomore, Sandra Eu banks; Junior, Michelle Morri son; and senior, Evelyn Jepsen. The queen will be announced and crowned during the Inter mission of the dance. On a recent survey conducted by the school paper, The Cardl nal, on whom each student would vote for as the next presi dent of the United States and why, we found the results very close with Nixon coming out on top with 25 votes while Kennedy marked up 23. Last minute cramming was seen often the past few days as the nine weeks exams were held this week, and next week the students will be receiving their report cards. Warning to parents and students: Be Prepared! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richmond were in Pomeroy, Wash., visit ing her mother. Mrs. Brian Rauch. While there the Rlch monds took In the Homecoming game at Pullman between WSU and OSC. Navy Seeks Critical Ratings It wm snrvMml lly Vy US navy recruiting branch sta tion that several enlUted ratings re now available to prior Navy men vsho have been released up to a jterlod tf four year ago, Sid Jones, Navy Recruiter f this area, has pointed out that normally men are required to .11. . 1,1,1. r. t re enlist within 3 months of ex piration df enlistment In order to retain their ratings; how ever, due to the need for certain occupational ratings the month period has been extended. I CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS I0NE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Rod MacKcnzle, pastor Church School Service. 9:43. Morning Worship 11:00 Choir Practice every Tues. at 8:00 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lone Sunday school 10 a m. Service 11 a m. Evening service 7:00 m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 In she home. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev C Bruce Spencer, r tutor Holy Communion, Sunday, 7:30 a m. Family servtoe, 10:00 a m. Holy Communion Wednesdays, it 10 i m and 10 a m all Holy days. CHURCH OF THE NAZARSNE Robert Whybrew, pastor Sunday school 10 a m. Worship 11 a m. Nazarene young peoples soc iety 7:00 p m. Evening service, 7:30 p m. Meetln? In Seventh Dav Ad- ventlst church. Everyone wel come. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lone Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 8:15 a m. Answer is A godA BUSINESS-PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY - Heppner City UOUnCII Bms Month Citizens having matters for rflcriiititlnn. nliou brina (ham before the CounclL Ph. 6-9618 HASKELL & HASKETT, INC. TV and Radio Sales & Service 323 N. Main Ph 6-9975 - PLUMBING t SERVICE Gilliam & Bisbee HARDWARE CO. Phone 6-9433 JOS. J. NYS ATTORNEY AT LAW 127 W. Willow Street Heppner, Oregon J. O. TURNER ATTORNEY AT LAW Pkone 6-9213 Hotel Heppner Building Heppner. Oregon MAHONEY AND ABRAMS ATTORNEYS AT LAW Collins Building Phone 6-9141 -4 Dr. L. D. Tibbies OSTEOPATHIC Pbrsldan & Surgeon First National Bank BulMlna Bes. Ph. 6-8210 OU. Ph. 6-9616 MONUMENTS -MARKERS- See Oliver Creewick Creswtck Mortmary -e With the add.tion tf the pa laris Uunrhir-s. nuclear submar ines Slid tiUiivar povtdrd SlUtsC ships sme of thre critical per- fcu.il.rl fci-uM W iitUj t4 these projjrsr,- AH rev tout navy men who hsve Nth re leaned from active duty )- than four ear aga may Investigate la see vhethr they run qu:.f' under the category -f "critical ratings". He may be reached by railing CR 6 or stopping ty Ih Post Office Building. Pendleton Ffta yur aewa Items t 123. IT PATRICrS CHURCH Htppiwr Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses, 6 30 and 10. a m. Weekday M , 7:30 a m. VALBT LUTHERAN CHURCH Worahlo and Sundsy school everj' Sunday at 0:00 a m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Homer Wolflngton, pastor Sunday school. 9:43 a pi. Morning worship, 11:00 a m. Evening service 7:00 p Tuesday evening service, 7:30 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles V Knox, minister Bible school, 9:45. Worship service 11:00 a m. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Alfalfa Street Worship service. 11:00 a m. Sunday school, 9:45 a m. LE EN 0 TON CHURCH Of CHRIST Walter Smith, pastor Sunday school. 10:00 a m. Worship 11:00 a m. THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Austin McGhee, Pastor Church school, 9:45 a m. Morning worship, 11:00 a m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS' American Legion Hall Ralph J Richards, Br. President Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a m. Sunday school at 10:30. Sacrament service at 11:30. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTWT David Bauer, Pastor Saturday services Sabbath school, 9:30 A M. Church service, 11:00 A M. "Quiet Hour" radio broadcast over KGO every Sunday, 8 PM. Voice of Prophecy radio broad cast over KGO every Sunday, 9 P M. Wallace H. Wolff, M. D. Office Hours 10 to 12. 2 to S Monday through Saturday Ph. 6-9253, Res. 6-9620 The Heppner Clinic C M. WAGNER, M. a D. J. BAYUNK, M. D. Physicians and Surgeons Ph., Day or Night 6-9114 If No Answer 6-9133 4. J. O. PETERSON Latest Jewelry & Gift Goods Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Turner, Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE CRESWICK MORTURY Licensed Funeral Directors Phone 6-9600 Heppner. Oregon Dr. E. K. Schaffitz OPTOMETRIST Next to Hotel Heppner Entrance Telephone 6-9465 4- Morrow County Abstract Cr Title Co. INC. TITLE INSURANCE Office In Peters KuUding 4- C. A. Ruggles INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 . Bex 611 Heppner, Oregon 4-
