Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 27, 1972, Page 6, Image 6

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1 LINDA VoKAV
In tiu' first iunu' of a
tlmitiWt luster ttl) the Mo-
I"i'll Sott;', Ilir Kxn'Cr-
Uuuls Itiliyil out 10 runs on
10 hi! to verpoir the Soot
ties 5 runs on 5 lilts. I von
(fuxiti low committed 6 er
rors, t!it MoKon team
couldn't Uko 4UanU,:o, Mo
lon had oiih 2 errors for
the lull irame.
All of MoFen's runsfjnio
in die first mmr.K of
wlillo t!ie Curds lUukoil runs
111 the first, second, third,
and fifth ir.inur'b. ltli 5 runs
conuiii; in the seventh.
The pitohino, chores ire
puked up In Dick Snider of
low and Villa nueva of Mo
l"en. John Hietnunn of lone
and Mititurt of the Scotties
ere behind the plate for their
respective teams. The bit;
hitters for lone ere Mike
Warren sUnmuii 3 hits for
4 trs at bat ami Ed Win
kleniun getting Z for 3.
In the second game of the
doubleheader, KentGutierrez
pitched in a losing cause for
the Cards. The Scotties sque
ezed out 4 runs on A hits
ami committed only Terrors,
rule lone had trouble putting
it together, getting onh 3
runs on 8 hits and 3 errors.
All of Mcten's runs were
scored in the third inning with
2 outs. Catching chores were
taken up by Tom Gates of
lone, with Gutierrez going all
the way on the mound. Adams
threw for the Scotties and
Minhart did the catching.
Tom Gates was the big stick
for lone, lacine 2 hits on
3 tries to the plate.
April shower of good buys
in Classified Ads.
Remember
M&R FLOOR COVERING
and HEATING CO.
for your floor covering, heating and
air conditioning needs.
Open every Tuesday or call 676
9418 24 hours a day 7 days a week
for electronic answering service or
you may call Kay Cason 676-9956.
Matt Hughes Ray Ayers
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TROUT r5
bLAbUN
OPENS '
Saturday, April 29
Full Line of NEW Tackle
-RODS -LINE
-LURES -EGGS
At LOW Prices
sfer
ioi:k . i;."iTn
TIMKs,
r
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CLAY PHILLIPS is tvtu,- pinned"
30 year jowel by his wifo. elrna.
Fossil lodge presented the honor.
Cloy Phillips Is
Cla Phillips was presented
his 50 year jewel by Harold
Wri.'ht of the Fossil Odd
fellows Lodge on April 20 at
a joint meeting of the Odd
fellows and HelH'kahs in I ex
liigton. Several of the Fossil Lodge
nieinlvrs ami their wives
were in attendance as well
as several people from llep-
Trial Delay
A circuit court trial to
have opened May lOtli has
been postponed until June 10.
Case isOrvilleCutsforth.Jr.,
personal representative of
the Gene Cutsforth Estate vs
Kinzua Corp.
MRS. RM.FY MVNKPRS is
a new employee in the As
sessor's office
CLEAN LP ..ITSSPKING!
Clean up with a Want Ad too!
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tt'v,f
Associate Store
John and Betty Pfeiffer
Tmu.lt, Altril ?T. vr.i
.ill
T f 1
with Ins Oddfellows
Harold Wright of the
50 Year Member
pner. The licnenans nir
mshed the refreshments,
Mr. Phillips was reared in
Lexington whore ho joined the
Lexington Lodge in 1922.
Later, he transferred to the
Fossil Lodge while employed
in Ktnzua as the butcher for
1C years, lie Is now re
tired ami living in Heppnor
with his wife Velma.
lone
M : and Mrs. Wiyne East
man. Portland, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
. Lindstroni. Mrs. Eastman
is Grand Electa. Grand Clus
ter of Oregon. The East
man's and Lindstroni' s
attended the 73th anniver
sary of Blue Mountain Cliuii
ter, Order of Eastern Star,
in Elgin, 0:1 Apr. 22.
Sixteen members and one
guest. Mrs. Archie Munkers,
attended the Women's Activi
ties Club meeting in the home
of Mrs. Larry Prock on Apr.
21. Uy Lindsay won the
door prize. The next WAC
Potluck meeting will be at
the grange hall on Miy 18.
with Mrs. Delsie Chapel and
Mrs. Wlllard French as hos
tesses. Members are re
quested to bring a salad or
dossert
r
Loft's Electric
Will be open
Friday Night 7 to 9
IT W
Get Your
Licenses
Here
15 Real Estate
KOU SALE HY OWN EH -llaiel's
Apartments In
liourilman. 6 two-bedroom
Apts. Profitable Invest
ni.tut. Terms. Tel.
or Ho 24, Hiurdmuti.
15-1 Hp
FOU SALE lUMiitlful blue
cren (omul, size 7, orn
once, $20.00. Ph. 678-5312.
June I edU'ttor.
I7-20c
CLEAN rues, like new, so
easy to dowithlMucLusirc.
Kent eleotrio shampooer
$1. fiust to Oust.
17c
Stangels Get
Their Girl
Mr. and M "S. Don Stangel
U'Camo the proud urents of
a baby girl born April 20
at Pioneer Memorial Hosp
ital. Marcie Marie weighed 9
lb. and I'.-oz. and joins a
brother, David at home.
Grandparents are Mr.
Elmer Stangel of Donald, Or.,
Mr. Kooky Meyer of Cor
vallis, and Mrs. Roger Ivle
of Eugene.
Mrs. Helen Meyer of North
Dakota is the great-grand-in
ither.
Born
To Vinsons
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vin
son of Heppner became the
parents of a baby girl Apr.
22. Melissa Ann, born at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital,
weighed 7 lb., 12' ioz. and
joins Mark William, Tammy
Marie and James Patrick at
home.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Dolbort Vinson of Lex
ington, Wilbur Lane of Mil-ton-Freewater
and Mrs.
Myrna Campbell of Condon.
HOSPITAL
Grace Buschke of Heppner
is receiving medical care at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
and Cate Hatsumi of Heppner
has been dismissed.
LOTS OF
BARGAIN5
Stop by to
see the new
Corning
Counterange
Sears
Authorized
CATALOG SALES
MERCHANT
COUPON
S10.00 OFF ON ANY
WASHER
AND DRYER
COUPON
$20.00 OFF ON ANY
COUPON
$10.00 OFF ON ANY
EAGER I
MOWER
COUPON
$1.00 OFF ON EACH
GALLON
OF PAINT
BRING IN COUPONS
GOOD ONLY APRIL 28 & 29
Sears
15 Real Estate
FOR SALE 3 BodrtMim
hniiKo: Family room with
fireplace. Covered piitlu
liirne dimble niiruge. Sit
mid hnth In t!niKe.
Fenil'd hack yuril, See
Jtm or Jonnne lawpron,
67t Kite
Lot For S.iU-$lH00 60 X
132 Mobile home approved
lot. Phone C7G-0175 or see
K G. Walklns.
IHtfc
Legal Notice
VX A1.17ATION NOTICE
NOTICE LS lllHLIft
CWY.S that on Wttiiie
Ja, May i, li72. at 7;3U
p.m., dir"ctor of tin
West I vtenslon Irrigation
District, Hctint: the
btKird of equ.iliation, will
nioet at the office of the
district in Irrinon, Ore.,
to review and correct the
aiwiutl ussvssment for the
period from July I, HIT
to June 3(1, I'JTj, levied
by the board of dirty,
tors. In the meantime
tlie assessment roll U
filed at the district of.
(ice for the inspection
by all persons affected
by said levy.
(Signed) MAXWIXl. C.
joi:.s,
Secretary, West E.xten
sion Irrigation District
April 13, 20, 27, 1'.172.
Notice of Kudget Hearing
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing
May 11, 1072 at 9:00 a.m.
in the County Judge's office
for the purpose of discussing
the buduet for Morrow
County, Oregon. Any person
may appear to discuss the
budget or any part of it.
A copy of the budget docu
ment may be inspected orolt
tained between the hours of
8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at
the County Clerk's office in
the Courthouse.
Sadie Parrish
Budget Officer
cl7
NOTICE OF SALE MY
TRUSTEE OF DEAL PRO
PERTY UNDER A TRUST
DEED UNDER O.R.S. 80.735
THROUGH 8G.785.
MORROW COUNTY AB
STRACT AND TITLE COM
PANY, INC., as Trustee,
gives the following notice of
sale of the following describ
ed real property.
1. The names of the Gran
tors are Fred E. and Gladys
F. Miller, husband and wife;
RANCH AERO
AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO.
Owned and Operated By
PAUL N. HANSEN
Beginning Year-Round Service
SPRAYING.. SEEDING. LIQUID AND DHY
FERTILIZING.
24 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS AREA
PH. 676-9925 HEPPNER. ORE
A 4
WKrM.Jry I lit if V- l fr
COUPON
$10.00 OFF ON ANY
AIR
CONDITIONER
COUPON
$4.00 OFF ON ANY
BELTED TIRE
COUPON
$10.00 OFF ON ANY
DISH WASHER
COUPON
$10.00 OFF ON ANY
100 It. ROLL CHAIN
LINK FENCE
AND SAVE- NOW
Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT
JACK VAN WINKLE TeL 576-9106
the Trustee, Morrow County
Abstract ami Title Company,
Inc.; the Heneflclary the Hank
of Eastern Oregon, a Stat
Hanking Corporation.
2, The description of the
proerty covered by the Trust
Deed Is as follows:
Lots 4.5,0, ami 7, ItilUook
1, Fuller's Addition to Die
Town of Lexington, Mor
row County, Oregon.
3. Tlie iHNtk and iage of
mortgage records where the
deed Is recorded is as fol
lows: Microfilm Records,
Morrow County, Oregon, M
3" 79
4. The default for which
the foreclosure Is to N'liiade
Is the failure of Hie Grantors
to nuke the following pay
ments: Principal Installments
$173.85; Interest Due as
of Jan. 20. 1972-$39.07;
Advance for Insurance,
made Dec. 21, 1971
$32.00. All of the principal Install
ments and Insurance ad
vances carry Interest thereon
at 8 percent nor annum.
5, The sum owing under
the obligation secured by the
Trust Deed is $3,020.00.
0. The Hank of Eastern
Oregon as Beneficiary under
the Trust Deed has elected
to sell the proHrty to sa
tisfy the above obligation.
7, The date, timeaud place
of the sale to be made by
the beneficiary skill Ik- as
follows: June 22, 1972, at
the hour of 10:00 a.m., at
offices of the Morrow County
Abstract ami Title Company.
Inc., 139 East Willow Street,
Heppner, Oregon.
8. The Grantors may have
the proceedings dismissed
and the Trust Deed reinstat
ed by payment of the en
tire amount then due, toget
her with costs, trustee's and
attorney's fees, such trust
ee's and attorney's fees not
exceeding $50.00 each, at any
time prior to five days be
fore the date set for the
sale.
DONE and DATED this 2nd
day of February, 1972.
MORROW COUNTY AB
STRACT i TITLE CO., INC.
Trustee
By: S- Harry T. O'Donnell,
President.
(MA) 17-21c
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received
at the Morrow County School
District Office, Box 3G, Lex
ington, Oregon 97839, for fur
nishing and delivering the fol
lowing: 1 new 12 passenger panel
Bids will be oned at 2:00
p.m., on Monday, May 15,
7WV.ffTMM
V V '3n V I Vl TTSf ff JL I
Two Buckets
Defurgenf
OtOO
CQEZIZ Door
rilLi: Prizes
1972, at the District office
In I exington, and will Itepre
sented to the School l urd at
their regulal meeting at B:00
p.m., on Monday. May 15,
1972. The School Hoard re
serves the right to reject
any ami all bids and to waive
uti) or all technicalities or
claims.
Sec!ficat!nhS and hid
forms may Ik' acquired at
the office of the District Su
perintendent at Lexington.
Oily bid forms furnished by
the school district will lie
used. Bids must be in seal
ed envelopes and clearly
marked "HID".
SMgned: G.W. Peck, Chairman
-Morrow County School Dis
trict M
Attest: Ronald L. Daniels,
Clerk
17-1 8c
NOTICE OF HEARING
The planning commission
of Morrow County will hold
two public hearings on the
preliminary County Zoning
ordinance. The first meeting
will Ih? at 2.00 p.m. Wed
nesday, May 10, 1972 at the
Lexington Grange Hall. The
second nneting will lie held
at the Greenfield Grange Hall
at Boardnian, Oregon at 7:30
p.m.. Friday, May 12, 1972.
All interested persons arc
MOTHERS!
WE WANT PICTURES OF ALL THE
CHILDREN IN THIS TRADING AREA
TO PUBLISH IN A SPECIAL FEA
TURE ENTITLED 'CITIZENS OF TOMORROW.'
PICTURES TAKEN
to be lure to dress
full advantage of color
These pictures will be taken free of charge by a
nationally known children's photographer who
specializes in feature photography for news
papers. The time and place are shown below and
we ask the co-operation of all parents (and
grandparents, too!) to help makes this a success.
There is no age limit. Family groups and
older children are especially invited.
A picture of every child photographed will be
published free of charge, (in black and white)
Photographs may be ordered, however this is
entirely up to you. There is absolutely no
obligation so be sure to bring your children.
Time and Place
HEPI'NKR
;K Sut May (, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
nt the Library Room, City Hull
Mon.. May 8, 1 p.m. to li p.m. nt the
. : T Hull
IONE
BOARDMAN Tucs., May 9, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
nt tho Grance Hall.
Photography by Woltz Studios Inc. - Our 45th Year.
mm
COME AND
COOKIES AND COFFEE
WITH US!
We mitjht run out of cookies,
but we won't run out ot
Birthday Specials during our
big 3-DAY Birthday Sale!
IF YOU CAN'T COME IN...
CALL 676-9106
urged to attend.
Alma Green, Secretary,
Morrow County Planning
Commission
17-IHc
NOTICE OF MEETING
OF COUNTY HOAR!)
OF EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that
on Momlay. May 8, 1972, the
Hittrd of F(ualitatiou of the
County nf Morrow. Oregon,
will meet at the County Court
house in Heppner, Oregon, to
publicly examine the assess
ment rolls for suld County
of Morrow, for the year 1972
and to correct all errors In
valuation, descriptions, or
qualities of land, lots or other
property assessed by the
assessor.
The ratio U-tweenassessed
and true cash value adopted
by the Hoard of Equalisation
pursuant to OHS 309; 034'
Is 100 ivrcf lit.
It skill tw the duty of the
persons Interested toapiear
at the lime and place appoint
ed. Petitions for adjustment
of assessments must lie filed
with the Hoard of Equalization
not later than the Monday
of the week following the first
week that the Idard Is In
session.
Joyce Pitch, Assessor
County of Morrow, Oregon
17-1 9c
IN FULL COLOR!
your children to take
photography.
am
HAVE SOME1
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