Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 23, 1971, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWANT TO Classified Rates Mtw Hot Spot late Ut Ttm IS word tS mnta Each txa word I ceots 2ad A 3rd tlffiM ach SO Cot Extra word 3 MnU 4th tima fBEEl Four UmM lot I1JS Carda of Thank 11.50 Claa tilled Display tlOS P loch CLASSIFIED DEADLOCK I p.m. Tuesday To avoid billing, cash U ro quMtod tot small ads whoa brought to tbo Hie. Mini mum billing chargo Si -00. 1 Cards of Thor.ki CHRISTMAS GREETINGS This Is a Thank You to Cent ral Market, Murray's Drugs, El ma'i, MILadles, Thomson Bros., Peterson's Jewelers and many others for all your kindness and help to me In so many ways. I want to wish for everyone in this little town of mine a Merry Christmas and a peaceful Happy New Year. Alta B. Edger 51c CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to all who have sent cards and flowers during my recent stay in the hospital. I am grateful to my office staff for keeping up the work and to Nona Sowell for handling my Chamber of Commerce secretar ial duties. A BIG thanks to the local merchants for helping me with my Christmas shopping and wrapping, all by phone. This la a good time of the year to find how much we need our families, friends and our com munity. Thank you, Joyce Bergstrom Notices NOTICE MORROW COUNTY MUSEUM HOURS Saturday: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 1:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday: 1:00-5:00 p.m. 50tfx IONE LIBRARY HOURS Open Monday and Wednesdays 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. 31tf NOTICE New Library Hours Monday 1-5 & 7:30 pjn.-9:00 Wednesday 1-5 & 7:30 pm. to 9:00 Saturday 1-5 only HpnntiM Public Library 5tfc TOLL FREE COMMERCE NO. 9-399 MONTGOMERY WARD HERMISTON 5 Work Wanted t want to earn Christmas mon ey. I am cheerful and happy and a good womer. i can run errands, move stuff, rake leaves, wash windows and other odd jobs after school at 3:00 p.m. and Saturdays ana after 12:00 p.m. on Sundays. Richard Edwin Smith, 676 9978. ' 48-51p WILL do babysitting in my home. Mrs. Bob Hager, 676- 9443. 48-51C Wanted WANTED TO BUY Clean Cot ton rags at the Gazette-Times office, Heppner. Call 676-9228. 2tfc For Rent FOR RENT Office space near the center of town in the Ma sonic Bldg. Phone 676-9456. 48-51C WILL BUY cnppietr. retired and spoiled horses. Rex English, ph. 567-6065. ltfc TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for most makes on sale at The Ga-lette-Times 98c each. 9 Livestock, Poultry 9 MARKET TUESDAY SALE December 21. 1971 SLAUGHTER CATTLE Bulls -26.00 to 27.75 Commercial Cows .....21.00 to 23.50 Utility Cows .20.50 to 22.50 Canner & Cutter Cows 19-00 t0 SO-00 FEEDER CATTLE Yearling Steers 600-800 Pds. -33.00 to 37.00 Steers : I 500-600 Pds. 37.00 to 39.50 Steers 300-400 Pds. 39.00 to 41.00 Northwestern Livestock Com. Co. Office Phone 567-8655 Highway . HennWo. EVERpT SNTDER Et M7-70 DOS WINK. Mp-. Eve. S67-S111 Sale Ron (Public) 57-?Qa SELL . . . BUY . . . RENT . 8 Services FROM wall to wall, no soil at all. nn rartwt cleaned With Blue Lustre. Rent electric shamixtoer SI. CoattoCoal Store. 51c CHUCK'S Custom Upholstery Free Tlckup and Delivery 276 0232 611 S. W. Frailer PENDLETON 43U We Process Farm Killed Animals COURT ST. MARKET "CARDS OF THANKS ARE GOOD FORM." cays Emily Post "Cards of Thanks" may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased. "In Memorlam" and "Mass Notices" afford friends the op portunity to send appropriate message to the family of the deceased. To Insert: "Anniversary Greetings" "Card of Thanks" "In Memorlam" "Mass Notice" "Memorial Dedication" on this page phone 676-9228 or 676-9492. We wtu giamy assisi you with helpful Information re garding correct wording and publication. Specialize In Track-layer Tractor Repair Automotive Welding B Cr C Repair Shop 422-7409 Bill Ashurst Cleo Chllders 422-7421 422-7423 IONE 25tfc WELL DRILLING The most modern rotary air-percussion drilling equipment and tech niques all work guaranteed in writing Call 938-7446, Milton - Freewater. Project Corporation. 3-tfc TYPEWRITER DIRTY? Call or leave your machine at the Heppner Gazette-Times. Larry of Standard Office Equipment of La Grande who stops every three weeks will contact you. New and used typewriters. 14tfc 9 Livestock, Poultry LIVESTOCK Ten Holstein calves for sale, weieh 300 lb each. Call 676-9723. 49tfc FOR SALE Coming two year Registered Angus Bulls, per formance tested. Paul Proud foot. lone. Oreeon 422-7249. 48-51c HERMISTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION. INC. Livestock sold 12:30 sharp every Saturday at 10th & Main. Carson Vehrs 567-6644. Office Dhone 567-3149. 45tfc 13 Misc. For Sale FOR SALE Well-bred sorrel colt, good 4-H project. Phone 989.8195. 50 53c FOR SALE TV hookup. $90.00. J. E. Huson, P. O. Box 65, Gar ibaldi. Ore. 97118. 50-51c SCRATCH PADS 10c. 15c and 25c Sixes Gazette-Times 50-52 New ana Used Furniture and Appliances at prices you can afford to pay ROR'S FURNITURE Walla Walla Hwy. Ph. 276-5291 Pendleton xnc Livestock, Poultry REPORT Yparlinf? Heifers 600-800 Pds 28.00 to 32.00 Hoife r 400-500 Pds -32.00 to 34.00 Wplfprs 300-400 Pds 32.75 to 35.00 Light Holstein Steers 650-850 Pds. .27.00 to 29.50 Young Stock Cows, calves at side -275.00 HOGS Fat Hogs 19 75 Weaners per head ..9.00 to 13.00 COMMENT: Market on butcher cows, 50c higher. Bulls, steady and all classes of feeder cattle steady. 3 Misc. For Sole FOR SALE Beautiful Cable Melton Piano, early American dcn. Maple finish. Like new. Very good tone. 676 9734. 51 2C FOR SALE Ilotpolnt, four burner. 30 Inch, white, elec tric ranee, In good ha. Phone 42271X5. Sltfe FOR SALK One pair kl boots, size 8. $17; one pair skis with safety binding. $25. Call Clint Agee after 5:00 p.m. 676-5H33. 51 -2e CHRISTMAS suggestion from Cattle Country Morrow Coun tv cattle brand place mat, 50 for 1.00. Call Claudia Hughes 676-5319 or Sherl Ma honey 676-5876. 48 51c FOR SALE Proven cow dog pups for sale. Part Australian Shepherd and Dingo. 3 fe males and 2 males. 8 weeks old. $25.00 each. Phone Spray 468-2200. 48tfc FOR SALE RCA Black k white portable TV In excellent work ing order $60. 676-9235. 48tfc FOR SALE One new Sony Cassette-tape player and record er, one pair of new women's shoe Ice skates, size 8, two like-new girls' formals, one size 9 and one size 12, Bar bie Doll and wardrobe. For details phone 676-5302. 5051c FOR SALE New supply, doll wigs and shoes. Wigs 8" and up. Call 676-5583, Cranny's Doll House. 50-53c FOR SALE Portable Motorola Stereo 2 speakers and stand. Plays 78-45-33 and 16. Excel lent condition $60. Call Dan McQuarrie 676-9693. 50-53c BUSINESS MACHINES SERVICE on all types of office equip ment; typewriters, adding ma chines, calculators; guaran teed service or one year. Scheduled trips monthly. Con tact Gazette-Times 676-9228 for Bud Wilson, Morrell's Bus iness Machines, The Dalles. Mtfc 14 Automotive FOR SALE 1955 Olds 4-door 88 $200, or best offer. Call 676 9789. 51-2c FOR SALE 1959 Chev. 4-dr. station wagon. Good shape, good tires. $75. Must sell by Dec. 24'. 140 Chase. Layton Roberts. 51P FOR SALE 28 good used wheel tractors Now in stock, ready to go ADAMS TRACTOR COMPANY Walla Walla, Wash. JA 5-4550 51-52c FOR SALE Hough HM-1 Diesel FWD loader Adams Twin Screw Motor Grader D-6 Cat 80 rails, new rollers ADAMS TRACTOR COMPANY Walla Walla, Wn. 51-52c u ME L WINTER ,.,J TERRY TRAVEL TRAILER SALES FHA Financing Bank Financing k Savings and Loan Financing Southeate Ph. 276-3611 Pendleton Lease a 1971 Bug $54.95 per month MEL WINTER VOLKSWAGEN Highway 395 South Ph. 276-3611 Pendleton. Oregon ARROW Mobile Homes BROOKDALE BUDDY REX by BOISE CASCADE SECURITY TRAVEL TRAILERS & CAMPERS 1902 S. W. Court Place Pendleton, Ore. 276-6508 43tfc MMm MOBUeHQMg? W ' . . HIRE? USE THE GAZETTE-TIMES 14 Automotive FARLEY'S SPECIALS See us todajr usno CARS 1909 Ford LTD 190S Pontlae, fully equipped, air conditioned. irr nin VJl.A steering, low mileage. Excep I"" ....... v. -m- r clean unit Brand tlonally new motor, 1906 Mercury 06 Mercury or. naruiop. fully equipped, air conditioner 1963 Rambler wagon, good con dltion. 1964 Ford V8, 4-wheel drive. Credit Polio-: 1. Cash BankAmerlc&rd or mntmrt. Net due 10th. No unpaid ao nmnu Increased after the 15th. 1 service charge on all past due accounts. Farley Motor Co. PONTIAC BUICK JEEP RAMBLER GMC TRUCKS May and Chase. Heppner Phone 676-9116 FOR SALE '47 Jeep Pickup, V8 pvrollnnt cond. weKaavs al ter 6. Thone 676-9778. Lennle Hanna. 49-52C FOR SALE 1953 Terry Trailer 8 x 27.- Phone 50-53c FOR SALE 1963 Corvair, 4- speed. $300 or best offer. Good condition. 676-9701 after 5:00 p.m. MOORE Pocket Registers, Moore register lorms, aupncaie ana triplicate, ana recisier car bons. available at the Gazette 15 Real Estate FOR SALE 4-bedroom home with family room, located on 235 Church St. Recently painted inside and out. $9000. Further information in Jerry's Barber Shoo or Th. 676-5542 after 6 D.m. 51-2c FOR SALE 3 bedroom home. 100x100 foot lot, oil forced air furnace. Plentiful cabinets in kitchen and utility room. Ver satlle storage areas. Reason ablv rjriced. Call 676-9163. 50tfc FOR SALE OR LEASE In lone, modern two bedroom home, large living room, carpets ana draperies included, electric heat asd air conditioning. Good location, underground sprinkling system. Phone 422 7508. - 50tfc FOR SALE Small 2 bedroom house. Good rental, two hous es from grade school. $3500.00. James Wilhelm, call 676-5512. 49-52p FOR SALE 3 bedroom home with attached garage, utility room, wall to wan carpet. Newly painted and panelled. Call 676-9949. 48tfc !! . . . FOB SAL.E. - aeveiopea mooue home site, 1 acres witn oui; irjvJ1 buildine included. umiaci Lyle Cox 989-8174. FOR SALE 3 Bedroom house: Family room with fireplace, Covered patio, large double garage, oeconu oaui in gar-1 r-nnA. hnb ..n.H da CX (T. c CIRCU vjan j ni v Jim or Jeanne Lovgren. 676- 9925. Ktffl FOR SALE Commercial lot block off Main Street, on r'Vinrh Stroet Toll Pat Won. ser at 676-9258 or 676-9103. -" ' ' ' - 41tfc FOR SALE rcreai for newly married couple or retired couple. Two bedroom home In Milton-Freewater at 103 SW 6th. Walking distance to south business section, churches and citv halL Call 676-9228 In HeDDner or 938-5473 In Milton Freewater. 18tf-p FOR SALE McCarty's Mini Ranch, 10 acres, 516 Irrigated acres, barn, 4 bedroom house, full basement, 2 fireplaces. 676-5501. 42tfc FOR SALE Good Buy 3 unlt Apartment house. Will fit any size family. 676-5393 even- ines. 37tfc FOR SALE Beautiful view lots in Rasmusscn-Lott addition. Various sizes, paved roads, underground utilities, sensibly restricted. Phone 676-5866 or 676-5811. 37tfc GAZETTE-TIMES Public Notices rUBUC SALE NOTICE Under The Pn Ulons of 43 VS C. 1171 and 43 CFK 2710, there will bo offered to the hlgttett bidder, but at nt Umi than the ap praised value, at a public sale to bo held at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. local time on the 7th day of March, 1972. at Ihe Oregon State Otfiee, Bureau of Land Manage- I mem, . l. II. i Oregon Street), Poitland. Ore- I On SMV, UiV linn. t)f iHnj: Willamette Meridian. On-con T. 4 N, II 23 E., Parcel No. 1, Sec. 10. LoU 4, 5, 6. ana - ' linpw Jed alue? Colt of Publ ublt- cation $20.00. Parcel 2, Sec. 10, SWUSWi. 40.00 Acres, $3,100.00 Annraiitcd Value. Cost of Pub heat Ion SJO.00. rarccl 3. Sec. 10, SEUSW'i. 40.00 Acres. $3,600.00 Appraised Value, Cost of Pub lication $20.00. Parcel 4, Sec. 10. SWUSEii. 40.00 Acres. $3,800.00 Appraised Value, Cost of Publl- cation $30.00. Tarcel 3, Sec. 10. SE'iSEi. 40.00 Acres, $1,800.00 Appraised Value, Cost of Publi cation $20.00. No bid will be accepted for less than the appraised value to which bid there must be add ed the cost of publication, noted above; If the bidder is the pe titioner for sale he will bo re quired to pay such cost less any amount previously deposited To ward publication costs. The lands will be sold subject to a reservation to the United States of rights-of-way for ditch i or cnnals under the act of August 30, 1890 (26 Stat. 391: 43 U.S.C. sec. 915), ana au ok and gas will be reserved to the United States, pursuant to the Act of July 17. 1914 (30 U.S.C. 121-123). Parcels No. 1 and Z will he sold sublect to rights- nf.u-nv for Federal aid high ways. Parcels No. 2, 3, 4 and 5 will be sold subject to rights-of-way for electric transmission lines and access roads as con ducted by the United States. If the tracts are not sold on Marrh 7. 1972. the Sale Will bo adjourned and the tracts reof- fered for sale on each succeed- Ini? Tuesday at 10:00 A.M.. at the Oregon State Office, Bureau of Land Management, until sold; but if not sold by Sept ember 5. 1972, the sale win te closed on that date. Bids may be made by the prin cipal or his agent, either per sonally at the sale or by mail. Bids for a parcel must be for all the lands In the parcel. Bias snnt hv mail will bo considered only if received at the Oregon State Office, Bureau or Lana Management prior to 10:00 o' clock A.M., on the date of the Public Sale. Bids sent by mall must be In sealed envelope ac companied by certified check. post office money order, DanK draft, or cashiers' check made payable to the Bureau of Land Management for the amount of each bid; the estimated publi cation costs shown above. The envelopes must be marked in the lower left-hand corner, "Pub lic Sale Bid, Oregon 016992" Al so, indicate parcel number and date of sale. The highest bid der, at the sale, will be required to pay immediately the amount thereof roeothor with the actual eost of nuhlieation. Anv adverse , a; - f" f fhB flhnvA' bribed :r. -.- . - land should file their claims ....... .u ' I or uuji.'uuons, vvjiu on; uimci signed on or before the time des- lgnaiea ior saie. Any conugu- ous owner claiming a preference right must assert such right to the undersigned within thirty i.wj u;s i-uiuiiu.-iu;iii u ms Msv nftnr tho rlnyp rtf hlddin? j " and the announcement of the hichest hid received. However. contiguous owners will not De ahie to assert their preference riKnts to any parcel for which lm.. . r. OIUS HI K. ICLCiVCU, rui imbursement to owners of au thorized Improvements on the lands and other requirements, see 43 CFR 2710. The lands des cribed in this notice shall be segregated from all forms of ap propriation, including locations under the mining laws from the date of first publication o! this notice. For further information, write: Virgil O. Selser, Bureau of Land Management, Oregon State Office, P. O. Box 2965 (729 N. E. Oregon Street), Portland, Oregon 97208, Acting Chief, Branch of Lands and Minerals Operations. 4S-1C CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Heppner, Oregon, at its regular meeting on January 3, 1972, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. will ooen bids for one 1972 Model Police Car. SDecifications may be obtain ed at City HalL The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Elaine S. George, recorder. 50-52c MTMFfJGRAPH PAPER and stencils, duplicator paper, ma. tfr ihwti and durdicator fluid on sale at The Gazette-Times. HEFFNER, (ORE.). CAIETTE TIMEt. Thursday. Ee. S3, mi 7 Mexico Excites Three Couples Three Heppner couple, and Mi. Frank AmlerMWt, Mr. Mr. and Mr. Clint Meyuarrle. and Mr, and Mr. Harry ODonnell u-turned lat week from a de lightful look about central and southern Mexico lucky folk! Marie McQuarrie ha kindly i:lven u some of her Iniprea Ions of some of the thine they aw which especially Interested her. Ti.cse couples took an Amer j lean Express tour and were gone, two week and two days. They flew to Mexico City, toured by bus for 1325 mile, and had their final visit at the coastal resort of Acapuleo. Marie wa Impressed with the great size of the capital city and also with Guadalajara, a second large city to the west of Mexico City. She said Acapuleo on the west coast, which has grown so fast recently, Is a lovely tourist spot where she could easily have stayed even longer than the two extra day they spent there. Marie found Mexico an excit ing place of some striking con trasts. It has very wealthy peo ple with huge estates and many very pwr who live In little adobe huts. The lot of the poor is Improving however, under the present socialist regime. The Heppner party appreciated the fine guide their tour provided. This man believes in the social ist reforms and ltoks for more improvements for Mexico's poor. He, incidentally, had attended Spokane's Gonzaga University. He enlightened the tourists over a loud speaker as they drove about in the air-conditioned bus. She enjoyed the street ven dors and learned to haggle over prices. Her advice is to first of fer Just one half of what they ask then If they refuse, start up very slowly, and one finds that the final price Is consid erably below the first price ask ed. The tourists found the eleva tions tiring at first. Mexico City Is around 7,000 feet above sea level, and other places they vis ited were as high as 10,000 feet. Among other impressions Mar ie related were the experiences of attending a great ballet per formance in Mexico City's vast Opera house, of going Into sev eral great cathedrals, and of vis iting at Taxco, where there are marvelous gardens and terrific crafts shops. One of the church es they visited was the Church of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The tour group stayed briefly in nn ancient Aztec palace which had secret passage ways in which the Aztec people hid from the Spanish conquerors a- bout 510 years ago. They saw the great group of Aztec pyra mids, precision built long ago. They marveled at the perfect Public Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES A. LINDSAY, Deceased NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed personal representa tive of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are required to pre sent the same within four months from this date at the offices of Mahoney & Abrams, Attorneys at Law, Heppner, Ore gon. DATED and first published this 23rd day of December, 1971. s Mary Lindsay Mary Lindsay Personal Representative Address: lone, Oregon 51-2c 3 1 vVf from THEL'S CAFE We Will be Closed December 24 through 27 j Re-open December 28 Also OPEN NEW YEARS DAY It ?9 2 WANT ADS rtiiuirur-litin at the greatcM (4 these pyramid, the one dedi cated to the un. and (U twin, dedicated to the moon. They mw ancient Aitee home that are now being unearthed which are very old yet have qultu modern feature. Including remarkable sewer syttem. One of the feature uf Mex ico City that was most Imprea. Ive was the tinking of the land on which the city was built, whkh wa a lake or marsh or swamp. Much of the city la sinking; the tra house has sunken one complete tory. The huge rather new Hilton Hotel I now very lop-sided. As they rode through Mrm land "d village she notl.-ed many women washing tneir family's clothe along the river banks. The women then laid the very clean, even brilliantly white washing on cactus bushes to dry. She point out that though they live simply, the poor folks are very clean. She was also Impressed by the farm er at work ome using oxen and some using tractors. School ing Is now compulsory for Mex icans through the sixth grade. They saw many schools and clean dark haired little stu dents. Marie found the huge poinset tiaa exciting many clusters were up to second-story win dows. She took 90 colored pic tures and collected many fold ers and booklets to keep fresh the memories of this delightful trip. She Is planning to share her fresh knowledge of Mexico with Mrs. Erwin's and Mrs. Agee's sixth grade classes. Packed House at Xmas Program A packet! house of fond par ents and friends attended the annual Elementary and Junior High Christmas program Mon day evening. Directing the pro gram for the first time were Per Wnlthinsen, vocal and David Mann, Instrumental. Allen Burkenbine read the narration that wove the Christ mas story in and around the favorite Christmas selections: Frosty the Snowman, band; O Little Town of Bethlehem, 3rd grade; Away In a Manger, 2nd grade; What Child is This. 7th & 8th grades; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, and Angels We Have Heard on High, 4th grades. Hark the Herald Angels Sing and The First Noel, 5th & 6th grades; Coventry Carol by Ella Mae Green; O Come All Ye Faithful, 7th & 8th grades; Bring a Torch Jeannette, Isabella and Fum Fum Fum, Girls' Ensemb le; The Twelve Days of Christ mas, Band. The group singing with the most exuberance were the First Graders as they sang Jingle Bells and Rudolph. Others sing ing were O Christmas Tree, 2nd grade; Dock the Halls, 3rd grade and the grand finale with everyone singing and the band playing Christmas Tidings and Silent Night. KINZUA NEWS December Pinochle Party The Camp 5 pinochle party was hold Wednesday night at the Camp 5 Community Hall with Cindy Weaser as hostess. High' and pinochle were won by Carol Norris with Doris Stubble field winning low. The second pinochle went to Terry Todd. Others playing were Sue Mattl son, Rose Merry Nelson, Betty Murdock, Marguerite Stanton, Carol Thomas, Rose Hardwlck, Evle Luper and Sharon Bell. Grand high for the series went to Sue Mattison with Carol Nor ris winning second high. Mr." and Mrs. Denzil White went to The Dalles Saturday on business and then on to Port land to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert White.