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Classified Rates 4 par w aid minimum 7Ja par Inaertloo. Cat&i at Thanka 11.50 Claa.Ulad inch. DUplar 40 pot CLASSinCD DEADLINE Noon WedAeaday Ta avoid billing, cosh U te cruMttd for inall ads when brought to the office. Notices SPECIALIST Hospital Equipment Rental FOR HOME NURSING CARE Associated Rentals 586-0061 KKNNEWICK, WASHINGTON 41 4Hc NOTICE To Whom It May Coocernt My well ami electric pump will not im uwil to furnUh wa tt for any houe other than my own. from thla date on. Dated December 30. 13 By Roy S. Knlghtrn. Ilardman, Oregon 3'J 41 p 3 Lost and Found FOUND Small black dog, white on chet and back feet. Owner call 676 -90113, and pay for ad. 44c LOST On May. or at May and Court Street, four keya on ring. Return to thU office for reward. 44p 4 Help Wanted WANTED Janitor to do office cleaning and upkeep. Apply In person at Columbia Basin Electric office. 44c 5 Work Wanted WORK WANTED Will do baby anting, also Ironing. I'h. 676 9923. 44 45c BACK HOE and dump truck work wanted, by hour, or by contract. Bob Pierce, ph. 67b 94G7 Heppner, Box 446. 32 44p Wanted WANTED Reliable family to live In and care for house, 415 S. Chase. Make reason able offer to Gordon Pratt. 211 Stadium Drive, Monmouth. 44tfc i. i i i For Rent rrw btnt nn SALE 5 bed room house. 1 batha. Rent to apply on down payment, or S4.0O0 with liberal terms. Available now. Contact Herm liton 5C7-5756 or Heppner 676 9772. 40tXC HOUSE FOR RENT 2 bed rooms, unfurnished, easy to heat, Ph. 676 acw. FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Ph. 676-9084. 27tfC FOR RENT Furnished 3 room house. Call 676-9272 evenings, or 676-9623 during daytime. 37tfc FOR RENT Two bedroom un furnished apart m e n t Call Dick Mcador, 676-9192 after 6:00 p.m. 37tfc 8 Services OUR cnrrillTIPC TViHvr unit U1V OJtA'inuiiuM j lenaer worn, ri-yumnK, i"" eling, painting, and radiator repair. Top prices for copper, aluminum, Iron, used radiat ors and batteries. Ceglla's Shop and Wrecking Yard. Ph. 676-5595. 37tfc 9 Livestock, Poultry MARKET Tuesday Sal December 28. 1965 Hogs 1; Cattle 385; Consign ors 32; Buyers 22. SLAUGHTER CATTLE Bulls 17.40 to 19.10 Young Standard Cows 16.00 to 18.70 Commercial Cows 13.80 to 15.60 Utility Cows 12.00 to 13.80 Canner & Cutter , Cows 11-20 t0 12 00 Shells .". 9.00 to 11.20 FEEDER CATTLE Yearling Steers 600-700 Pds 23.20 to 25.60 Steers 450-550 Pds 25.00 to 26.25 Steers 300-400 Pds 25.75 to 28.25 Yearling Heifers GOO- 700 Pds. 19.00 to 22.00 Northwestern Livestock Com. Co. Hlfhway SO. HennUton txym WINK. MtT. 667-8111 Services SAND AND GRAVEL HAULING, Contact llama Truck Una, lone, ph. CT1 7X77. 41 Ue COMI'I.ETK YOUR ItlOtt SCHOOL IDtlC ATION AT IIOMK ln apare time. Pay only SO monthly. Writ for free booklet that rxplalni hw. Amrrtr-an School. I". O. Box 12H7. IVndle Ion. Oregon. 36 45c 9 Livestock, Poultry FOR SALE One lli.Uteln milk nrw, now fretkh and milking. Frank M Monahan. Condon. Ih. 3Ht-U36. 4tc 10 Farm and Garden NOW YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER Highland Machin ery Company, C ondon, Oregon, phone 34 64.12. 35 tfc 12 Furn., Appliances FOR SALE 1 Slegler oil heat er. UM'd one year; 1 galv. hot water tank; 1 KM ate rook atove. grill In middle and 1 nmall perfection oil healer. Call C76 9732. 43 41c FOR SALE One uned Interna tional cheat-type weerer, 11 cu. ft. Call fWJ M lG. 41tfc 13 Misc. For Sale TO GIVE AWAY Femala Brit- talny spaniel, 11 month. Call Curtis Culp. Ph. 676- 44c FOR SALE Two good mow tired. 7-Wxl. tread goou. iu each. We Sherman, Gazette Ttrnea. I'h. 67G .9228. 4ltfC FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL HEPPNER LUMBER CO BUILDINGS AT HINTON CREEK MANY TIMBERS Complete by January 1, 1966 ROLL TICKETS for sale In Ingle and double rolls, use for drawings, admissions to events. Gazette-Times, Ilrpp pner. Ph. 676 922& 37-tfc 14 Automotive FOR SALE In good condition '56 Mcmiry. ou cor vette; '57 Ford. WOO; two used pickups reasonable; '58 Chev rolet station wagon as U, $150. Ceglla's Shop, rn. . 43tfc Phone 676-9921 Call FREE to Pendleton Say "276-3611 Collect Authorized V. W. Dealer Cars Galore New Volkswagens SEDANS (any color) STATION WAGONS PICK-UPS PANEL DELIVERY $395.00 Down (your car paid for or not) $47.95 per month WINTER MOTOR CO. INC. PENDLETON, OREGON OPEN SUNDAYS 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 pjn. 9 Livestock, Poultry REPORT Heifers 400-500 Pds 21.00 to 23.00 Heifers 250-350 Pds 22.00 to 24.00 Old Stock Cows, Springers 145.00 to 165.00 Young Stock Cows 165.00 to 182.50 Baby Calves. Beef 25.00 to 40.00 Baby Calves, Dairy 10.00 to 15.00 COMMENT: More buyers than cattle with higher prices paid on all classes. 100 head, good and choice finished feed lot steers and heifers already con signed for next week. Now is the time to sell your dry cows and feeder cattle. Special angus bull and stock cow sale January 11. including 200 first calf big Hereford heifers, bred to Angus bulls, to start calving February 10. Phon 667-MM EVERETT SNYDER, Era. 667-261 8 14 Automotive START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT With These USED BARGAINS Used Cars 1963 Rambler Classic, excep tonally clean 1900 Falcon 4-dr. sedan I960 Pontlac 4 dr. sedan 19G3 Chevrolet Sling Ray 1957 Bulck 1957 Pontlac 4 dr. Fullpower Used 4-Wheel Drives 1961 Jeep pickup, like new. 1902 Jeep, low mileage with 2 way winch 1960 Jaep pickup. 1959 Jeep itatlon wagon, real clean. wneei anve WA Dodpe 4-wheel drive, good cond., new paint, excellent rubber. Warn hubs, winch, Ideal for farm use. to make an A-frame, and for lifting macninery arouna me rancn. 1955 Jeep pickup, flatbed with excellent stock racks. 1953 Jeep station wagon. 2 used station wagons. Pickups and Trucks 1950 Ford H ton pickup, very ciean, wun new pum juu. lovi niamnnit T fi. wheeler. "''' - . 10,000 x 20 rubber, excellent to move farm tractors 1942 International with stock racks 1941 CMC bulkbed 1941 Chevrolet truck, bulkbed and elecuic hoist SPECIAL Number of good fishing and hunting cars. WB ARE YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Pontlac-Bulck-Wlllys-GMC Rambler Phone 675-9116 ONE STOP SHOPPING LO-OK at these Deals! Used Cars 1964 Volkswagen $1400 1QC.0 Pnrvalr 2 door 102 IIP 4 speed $1300 1959 4 door sedan $850 1958 Bel Air Sport Coupe ....$850 1Qi7 VnrA A. At. sedan . . 6 cyl., auto, trans $600 Commercials 1962 CMC 4 wheel drive ....$2100 1Qfin Chevrolet Vi ton pickup $1200 1959 CMC 4 whc??l drive pickup $1300 1959 Int. 4 wheel drive pickup with winch $1250 WANTED Mechanic. CIRCLE J HORSE TRAILERS PRICES START AT $855 See Us For TRAILER PARTS, BRAKES and WIRING JOBS All Sorts of Trailer Parts FULLETON Chevrolet Co. PH. 676-9921 15 Real Estate FOR SALE OR LEASE Build In and toferiv 't Builder's Supply If lnteretel call Al Lamb, 99 IM23 or 676 9713. 42 41c FOR SALE or RENT Two bed room houa in lone; living dining room eoroMna lion, kitchen. Phone 422 7195. 37tfc Public Notices CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bid will be received SI the oilice tl me jinrirt .i-rn of Morrow County School Ins- trlct It l, Lexington, Oreeon. un til 1:00 p.m.. January 13. lfC for a VMA nine passenger sta tion wagon. Kids will be otx-ned at the office of the District CWk at I:io p m.. Thursday, January 13. l'JOfi. and will be awarded at a Special Board Meeting on Thurs day. January 13. !!. 7:30 P m t the district office in Lexing ton or at the next regular board meeting. Specifications for the station wagon may be obtained bv call ing the dliitrlct office or obtain ing them In person. The Board reserves the rlgnt to reject any and all bld, waive any or all claims or tecnnicau tles. Irs In Rauch. Chairman Attest: Alice Vance. Clerk Morrow County School District No. R 1 Implied Consent Law Takes Effect As of January 1 A new law to strengthen state efforts to deter and to prosexiite drinking drivers will take effect January 1. In simplest terms, the new law. known as implied consent, means that anyone who drive motor vehicle on an Oregon highway Is deemed to have con sented to a chemical test or nis breath providing he has been arrested for driving while un der the influence. He may refuse to take the test and none will be given, but re fusal Is grounds for suspension of his driver's license for 90 days by the Department of Motor Ve hicles. Oregon's law. unlike that of most states which have adopted implied consent, applies the suspension feature only to re fusal to take a breath test. (The first Implied consent law was passed In New York in 1952. Sixteen states now have this type of law.) A driver still may refuse to take a blood test, urine or sa liva test without Jeopardizing his license privilege. But if a driver refuses to take a breath test when arrested for driving while under the Influence charge, police notify the Depart ment of Motor Vehicles. That office. In turn, notmes the driver of Its intent to sus pend his license. Under the law, the driver has 20 days after he receives the notice of intent to uspend to request a hearing. He also has a right to appeal to Circuit Court If he has a hear ing and the suspension is in voked. Implied consent legislat lo n was approved by the 1955 Leg islature, nine years or five ses sions after It was first intro duced. The measure has been proposed by the Oregon Traffic Safety Commission and Gover nor Mark Hatfield, but the bill was considerably altered by the Legislature before its passage. Public Fund Drive For U-0 Stadium At Quarter Mark Oregon's drive for public gifts to help finance the construction of a new football stadium in the North Bank Park has reach ed 25 of its $1,000,000 goal it was reported recently by Lynn McOeady of Eugene, general chairman of the campaign to replace Hayward field as the site for the Webfoot home games. "We have gifts or pledges on file for more .than $250,000," McCready said, "and this does not Include a good many other gifts from companies and indi viduals which have been verbal ly pledged but have not yet reached our office." "The work done by the vari ous committees in the 30 com munities has been excellent," McCready reported, "and we have every reason to believe this enthusiasm will continue until we reach our goal. Actual ly, we have been soliciting funds for this project for only three weeks at the longest and less than a week in many of the communities, so the results are very promising." The target date for the. open ing of the new stadium on the 90 acre site, purchased by the athletic department six years ago, is 1967 Many Families Travel Distances During Holidays ly VIACINIA KELSO K1NZUA Mr. and Mrs. Vln- rent Allen and family left Utt Friday evening to apend the ( hrt.tms holilas In Wer. Maho. vliltlng with relatives. Alo spending t'hrUtmas at Wie ner were Mr. and Mrs. C i. Ben son, Jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman and family spent from Friday until Monday with Jlggs par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lelghton Strom of Castle Rock, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch pent the holidays at Fall Creek. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Phillips were business vUitors to llepp ner last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dyer left Iat Wednesday to spend Chrlit mil with relatives In Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reavts spent from Thursday until Sun day visiting In Omak, Wash., with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bur chett and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wall and John spent Christmas In Port land with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt and Theresa spent Christmas in Portland. Wayland returned home Sunday with Mrs. Hyatt and Theresa remaining in Port land. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker were Mr. and Mrs. George Webb and Mr. and Mrs. James Webb and dauehter Dorothy of May vllle. Mr. and Mrs. James Walk er, Jr., and daughters Lorri and Marcl of Fossil, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDonald and son Sandy of rortland. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brooks of Albany spent Christmas week end here with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods and family. Mrs. Paul Muzzy left last Monday by plane from Portland to spend Chbristmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bailey and dau ghter Cheryl In Newton, North Carolina. She returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Lorengel and dau ghter Linday went to The Dal les last Tuesday lor medical care for Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Saddler and family left Friday for Se attle to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sllnkard and son Mike left Friday to spend Christmas In Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Arna Slinkard. Also spending the holidays in Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs. Don McConnell and child ren Bill and Mary Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browning and family spent Christmas In La Grande with Mrs. Mae Wat son. Mrs. Jiggs Bowman was host ess last Sunday to a birthday party for her daughter Sara who was 11 on Christmas Day. The girls had a wiener roast follow ed by birthday cake and ice cream. Those helping Sara to celebrate were Linda Rice, Cin dy Bowman, Karen Mortimore, Donna Meadows, Connie Schroe der, Theresa Hyatt and Susie White of Fossil. Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Bell and sons left Friday to spend the Christmas holidays in Baker with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brock and family left Friday to spend the holidays with relatives in Priest River, Idaho. Spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorengel and family were Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carey and Nannette, William Lorengel of Netarts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mudd and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Major Locke and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Locke of Richland. Mrs. Frank Ferrel and Mrs. Herschel Murdock were in Pen dleton last Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cory and Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMerrit went to Heppner last Wednes day where Mr. DeMerrit entered Pioneer Memorial hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Medlock and family left Friday for Post Falls, Idaho, where they will spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. William Messerschm i d t and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norris left Christmas Day for McLoud, Calif., where they will spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Apperson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morti more and family went to Port land Monday where Mrs. Morti more will have medical care. Visiting here Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Verne Edwards of Fossil and Mrs. Ethel Gee of Pendleton. Club Celebrates Christmas The Friendship Club had its Christmas party at the school- house last Tuesday with Mrs. Rita Conlee as hostess. High was won by Bill McMinn and Marily Bailey, low by Howard Rice and Doris Stubblefield, and floating by Richard Graham, Don Slinkard, Pat McMinn ana VI Slinkard. Gifts were ex changed by the group. Those en joying this evening were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyier, Mr. ana RCrritCI CAZCTTT TIMES. Thursday, Darabf 3d. IHS 7 Mr. Don Slinkard. Mr. and Mrs. ll.nr4 I'l, Mr and Mrs. Omar Ktubblrfield. Mr. and Mrs Stee Conlee, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMinn. Mr. and Mrs. Uchard Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Bail- ey. Mr. and Mrs. .Norru. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Ruhard M-atlmore. Mrs. One Dy. and Mark Jell Ick. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rica and family were Mr. and Mrs. lion Slinkard. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oy lr. and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barree. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sltton and family apent Christmas In Spray with Mrs. Cora Bumslde. Mrs. Howard Rica entertained Sunday with a birthday party for her son Mika who was tlx that day. Helping Mike cele brate were Ms sister Linda. Kim. Rorky and Benny Brltt. Pete and Brenda St hell. Mike gave each of his guests color BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Building Construction Groves Construction RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL REMODELING All Types of Building We Can Help You With Plans Let Us Modernize Your Kitchen Free Estimates Ph. 676 5546 Heppner, Ore. H&M Construction Co. Builder of New Home And Remodeling Henry (Hank) Pedersen 3216 S. W. Jay Ph. 276-7776 Pendleton City Council Heppner City f - ilS U Tlrt Wtmmj council hckbtu Citizens having matters for discussion please bring them belore tne council. Ph. 676 9618 Electricians Pendleton Electric Co. Bonded and Licensed Commercial, Industrial, Resi dential wiring, Electric heat. Wiring supplies. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT SERVICE 1802 S. W. Emigrant, Pendle ton. Oregon. Phone 276-2672. Exterminating Service Ayers Pest Control Insect and Rodent Ex termination Termke Control a Grain Fumigation Cattle Spray Fogging Clayton Ayers Ph. 676-9953 Dobyns Pest Control Rodent and Insect Exterm ination Termite Control Bird Control Grain Fumigation Guaranteed Work John Jepsen Ph. lone 422-7180 or 422-7244 Floor Covering, Heating M&R Floor Covering .and Heatinq Co. WiUi&ms rurnc8 CompleU In stallations a Carpeting a linoleum a Oil Burner a Rerrlgerstlon Barries Domestic and Commercial Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed Ph. 678-818 Heppner Insurance C. A. Ruggles INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 676-9625 Box 247 Heppner, Oregon'. Insurance Turner Van Marter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE Ph. 676-0652 Monuments Eternal Marker Co. Solid Bronze CEMETERY MARKERS JerrySweeney SWEENEY MORTUARY Heppner Ph. 676-9600 i book which entertained them 'until ha ODened his gifts and then they all en Med birthday afca arvl tea errant. Mrs. Bert Hoover ipent tha ;Chrwtmaa week-end with th -ea iioovrc lamuy near ruwt. featYtrlntJ ttorU yWrtj looking for. Mortuary Sweeney iMorhjary Licensed Funeral Directors Ph. 676 9600 Heppner Optometrist Dr. E. K. Schoffitz OPTOMETRIST Next to Hotel Htppner Entrance Telephone 676-9465 Physicians-Surgeons Dr. A. D. McMurdo Physician and Surgeon Heppner Ph. Office 676-9942 Homt 676-9718 Dr. L. D. Tibbies OSTEOPATHIC Physician k Surgeon 1st National Bank Bldg. Res. Ph. 676-9210 Off. 676-9611 The Heppner Clinic C. M. Wagner, M.D. Physician Surgeon 233 N. Gale St Off. 676-9114' Res. 676-9208 Dr. Wallace H. Wolff M. D. Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 5:30 Mon., Tue&, Wed. and FrL 1 to 5:30. Thursday Ph. 676-9253 Res. 676-9620 Printing The Gazette-Times offers complete i : Printing Service ' Dealer, Moore Business Forms . Ph. 676-9228 Rubber Stamps Rubber Stamps made to your order All sizes all types Prompt service Gazette-Times Ph. 676-9228 Heppner Title..' Insurance Morrow County Abstract Gr Title Co. TITLE INSURANCE Office in Peters Building ; . Ph. 676-9912 Watch Repair Peterson's Jewelers Latest Jewelry & Gift Goods Watches, Clocks, Diamonds -Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Ph. 676-9200 ig?rnfli?g r
