Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, August 09, 1973, Page 8, Image 8

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    IIKITNKKiOKK.I G AZKTTKTIMF.S. ThurLi. Autu4 . I973
Classified
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2 Notices
WILL BUV criMiM, rotn-ao) ad tpeiloa
IWUI. Has Boons.
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MINTAL MI ALTH Olllce Hun. MM.
f ti., M . . CMwS aeon Poor.
MOMOW COUNTY Mum Mopes:
setvrPav. 14 hi. H m.j I pi". I
p m.j Sunday. I p m.
LIItV HOURS Monday 1 S A 7 M
.n.lWMwWav I IIIH I
Saturday, I . I anly. HHfMr PvMlC
Liarary.
UNTIMILV PPIONANCVt It abortion
IM only solution, Call collect u you
desire Boip ar advice en. llJtt4l.
14-H-c
MORfCSHOf INO: BveninpS 004)
all
day Sunday. Call IdOie limii. PH.
titSMi.
l-i-c
TO OIVC AWAY; t tomato Oerman
Snepnerd puppies I ma. aid. Call Nancy
Party I own H-41S4.
11I4-IS-P
CHIMNEY SWEEP turnacet. m
slaves, riroplaces vacuum cleaned P
John Oavit. Call 474-44lt ar 44I-4MS.
poOPOOOSaaaOoOpOaaSaOe1
AL FROST
I'iiiuliim. di Willi, mill iuciislio
ceilings. Free estimates
Residential - commercial
lloi'inistnn. Ore. .Vi7-.VIl!l
i;.s:ts xcfi .ru
STORY TIME round up lor all children 4
to I yaart avary Monday trom I to I : JO at
the Heppnar Library ntrooah August.
lS-ltc
YARD SALE - Friday, at SW Gala St.
Mite, itemt. IS-p
J.V CHEER leaders will hava a car
wash Fri., Auf. 10. at Can Area Sta.,
from 4 a.m. S P m. SI. SO outside, tl.M
tntide, ar S2.S0 both. 25-p
TOLL FREE
COMMERCE NO. 9-399
MONTGOMERY WARD
HERMISTON
3 Lost and Found
FOUNO - light spinning rod near Lake
Penland early Sunday morning. Call
474-?S. 25-p
4 Help Wanted
HELP WANTED Asst. custodian, lone
Schools. Qualifications: prior ex p. in
custodial and maintenance work, plus
willingness to work with public, stall and
students. Part-time bus driving avail
able also. Apply to: John Edmund son.
Principal, lone Schools. Bo 147. lona.
Ore 7a4J. Ph. 422-7141. Deadline: Sapt.
ts-c
HELP WANTEO - Need someone In
Lexington area to stay with elderly
gentleman. Part lima, dayt enly. Dr.
Huber, 474-flls or f-1107. 25-ttc
WANTED - dependable girl, 13 15, to
help with housework. Steady job, hours
tlexibte. Mrs. L.E. Dick, 474-W20. 25-ttc
Wanted
WANTED - donations for the Heppner
Community Kindergarten Fall Rum
mage Sale may be left at the Heppner
Hotel. 25-ttc
WANTED - Contracts tor fence posts.
For information call 474-4414.
IS-tf-c
NEEO ANY horseshoeing done? Wilt
work evenings on weekends. Phone Roy
Camargo, 474-9254. 25-c
7 For Rent
APARTMENT FOR RENT - Completely
furnished, two-bedroom apartment.
Water and garbage service paid. $80.00
per month. 474-9171. Herman Green.
24-tf-c
FOR RENT - Attractive new apartment,
474-9920.
24-N-c
8 Services
Specialize In
Track layer Tractor Repaii
Automotive
Welding
B & C Repair Shop
422-7409
Bill Ashurst Cleo Childers
422-7421 42,2-7423
IONE 25tf
We Process
Farm Killed Animals
COURT ST.
MARKET
LEE'S RADIO & T CLINIC
200 S.W. lltb Pbone 567-8412
HERMISTON
Complete Television Service
Rentals And Sales
"Electronics isourbusiness-
not a sideline".
MOTOROLA ZENITH
SYLVANIA
9 Livestock, Poultry
FOR SALE - 57 W. tart. Baler. Ready la
ran Mark 4 Ham Cat TravetMf Big Go
Srlr Le now M ft fara.nr Fart.
Spreader Pars trotter, t bat. 1 pi.
Wv.vKv.wsw.v.ns.
9 Livestock, Poultry
HIPMKT0N UVf ITOCK AUCTION.
INC livestock 4OI0 It: J lkMr
lalvfooy el lem a. Mew CirtM Veftrt
4444. CMlic a 44MI44.
4S-I4-C
10 Farm-Garden
POM SALE: Usee) Cloan hull art; All
um li doi
Dean' t Ind Hand Waro 474S4I4
12 Furn Appliances
POP SALS II yotfre looiie tar 1
aroaui m a)isnasnar Pore II it: lls
year oM Kitchen Aid dishwesnor M
esceitent nMM. Portable, imperial
I with wood lap. UM. P.
ti-Ja-p
POP SALE Commercial AirCandl.
honor. pooo condition pn aatJM
days altar 4 p m. ph. 4I4-5MJ.
17-JP-C
FOP SALE : O E. watPar and dryar SM.
Worfet food 4 SJ44.
Jl-M-P
FOR SALE: Narpa washer and dryar
matched tat. used SIMM L.I. Dick
t;a-ll
JJ-H-c
POR SALE - PHrieorator, SN; aac.
ttova wits avan, 134; 4 piece sectional
tlOO: bad tprinpt. 15. Randall Patarton.
474-t444. IS-Wc
FOR SALE - traditional mehooany
dining tat Duncan Phyta labia, 4 chair
with I either taatt. china cabinat with
flats door and carved left Call 474-4471.
2 P
13 Misc. For Sale
FOR SALE : Stova oil lankt. 110 and IM
taiton tanks. S34. aach. Ph 47 SOOJ.
2J-M-C
FOR SALE 14" pertabla TV, portabea
ttereo. clarinet, collection af Awnn cars,
Wattarn paperback boost. Call tl-a4S7.
Bast otters.
17-JO-t
FOR SALE - Mined German Shepherd
pupsws. weeks aid. 1 females, 4 males.
M aach. ph. 474-5010 attar 5 p.m.
II 30-p
FOR SALE - r Wolverine aat. Vi HP
Evinrvda motor A trailer. Motor is
like now, many aitras call 47e-ll.
24-ll-C
FOR SALE - Now tent tor sale, x It.
474-SM4. 25-p
FOR SALE girls J-speed bike, hand
brakes, in food condition. S nanny
Parlay. 474-532. 25-ttc
FOR SALE - 10'
474-M2I. 25-tfc
boat, motor A trailer
FOR SALE - 19S0 - M x ' trailer on
Blakes Ranch. Good condition. Would
. make good hunting cabin. MOO. Phono
422-72(4. Herb Peterson. 25-p
14 Automotive
This is a free cou
pon. It isn't good for
anything, but it is
free.
When you need
General Motors or
Ford parts,
Call 676-9486
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
Heppner, Oregon
poooBooooeouLoooooon
FOR SALE - '44 Chev. Impala, P.S.,
P.B., V I with slick, low mileage on new
engine. Day 474-5033 or 474-5001 after 5
p.m. 25-c
FOR SALE - 1943 Buick wagon, P.S. and
P.B. good condition. Phone 909-S42I. 25-p
Down
For a 1973
Volkswagen
$73.65mo for
42 months
Apr 14.45
MEL WINTER
Volkswagen
II). 395 S.
Pendleton
276-3611
OPEN SUNDAYS
Classified rale: tl minimum charge fur up lu 3 line. 5 rents
for each word over 3 linen. Figure i word line. Display
rltmiried d, $1.50 per column inch. Cards of Thanks, 1 1.. SO
minimum. Deadline fur classifieds, nmm Tuesduv. Nut
responsible lor error In rlassilieds if not reported within 7
days.
14 Automotive
itetxPePPaet
COURIER PICKUP
ON DISPLAY
Kord'n Courier is ideal (or
rciMioiiiUnl driving.
PIT:I Ponliae 4-dr. neduii,
Miwer air conditioner, K-wav
electric neat. Driver rd.
I'sed Cars:
I 17 1 Ponliae power equipment
with air rnml.
I '17 1 Plymouth Itoail Hiiimer
1970 Buirk l.e Sabre 2 dr IIT.
air conditioner.
I'Mi!) lluick. power,
low mileage
air cond.
lH Chev. Caprice 4-dr. IIT
air conditioner
vm Pontiac Wagon. Clean
L'sed Pickups:
1967 CMC i, ton pickup. V-8. 4
sp., P.S. Approximately 6.000
miles on new motor. Clean
unit.
17 CMC t ton 4-speed
pickup, good unit
liMMi International PC. 33.000
miles, canopy, clean. Good
unit
Used Trucks:
l!M CMC 2 ton. 16 ft. bed and
hoist. 15.000 miles, excellent
rubber
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC Rmrsr
FORD
CMC TRUCKS
May and Chase, Heppnei
Phone 676-9116
- YOU
CANT DEAT
OUR DEALS!
EASTERN OREGON'S
BEST
DATGUN
DEALER
SHOP & COMPARE
Tel. 276-0330
DATSOJH
515 SE
276-0330 PaMdMon
Mel Winter Mobile Homes'
Summer
Celebration
Our paved display area is
full of set up and decorated
mobile homes. Choose from:
Marlette
Prestige
Weston
Barrington
If you're really serious about
buying a home, let us show
you a home you'll be proud
to call your own at a price
you can afford.
Mel Winter
obile Homes
Hwy 395S Pendleton
276-361 1
OPEN SUNDAYS
I
14 Automotive
ARROW
Mobile Homes
BROOKDALE
BUDDY
REX by BOISK CASCADE
SECURITY TRAVEL
TRAILERS CAMPERS
1902 S. W. Court Place
Pendleton, Ore 276 6508
15 Real Estate
FOR SALE - t vacant loft In Heppner,
ana across from Arco Sta an Main SI. ;
ether let. L-sheped. next let rtohl of
Creamery. Call tit 7419 M Pendleton.
tp
FOP, SALE -1 bedroom house. Ilka new
al furnace. Close to pool. Available now.
Ph ttt 1144
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FOP SALE bedroom house, utility
roam, covered patio and carport. Large
lot with garden tool I MOO Ph 474-554)
Friday p m. to Sunday evening, week
day!. 474-5475.
14-H-C
FOR SALE - MVobile home
electric, t-bedroom, t batht
444-1451 Spray, Oregon.
U 41 all
57,504. Ph.
tH-C
FOR SALE - 1740 sq ft. home with
daylight basement. I-bedroams, large
lamily room, storage room and large
doable carport. Completely Irrigated
pasture plus dry pasture and bam.
Plentiful water. By appointment enly.
Ph. 474-97M.
J4-J7 ptt-C
FOR SALE - building lots, underground
Utilities, i ewer in, out el Hood area,
variout titet, paved roadt, nice view.
Ph. 474-5445 ar 474-5411.
t-tf-c
FOR SALE - 24 45 Metro-deluie Mobile
home, 3-bedroomt, lamily room, I1
bath, utility room including washer and
dryer. Pantry, Kitchen stove included,
fully carpeted and drapes included.
Alaskan insulation, and electric heat.
Located on 14 acret, plus a 2 room shed.
Ph. 909-45)7.
ta-fl-c
FOR SALE - Comfortable 2 bedroom
home, possibly J. Wall-to-wall carpeting
in living room and I bedroom. Fenced-in
yard, garage A nice patto. 45500. ph.
474-5041 evenings ar 474-50)) days.
12-rl
FOR SALE Family home on a nice
quiet street, 4 bedrooms, 2 batht, utility
A pantry, dithwather A garbage
disposal. Stove A refrigerator optional.
Large fenced in yard and garden. 2)5 W.
Baltimore Far appointment call Sue
Jones, 474-5)2).
21-tf-c
FOR SALE Large 2 story frame house,
lull basement, on 10 lots, newly painted,
new root. Will show any week day. Write
Box 454, Lexington.
29-)0-p
FOR SALE -1 bedroom home in lone. 2
batht, carpeting, drilled well, large
fenced yard 422-7244 lone or write
OarrellJamesS12S Boise St. Turner, Or
97392 or call 743-4204.
23-tl-e
FOR SALE 4 bedroom home in
Lexington - Lv. Rm. carpet and drapes, .
large utility room, oil iurnace in lull
basement, patio, storage bldg. ground
195 x 132 feet. Phone 949-1127 after i p.m.
23-tl-e
FOR SALE - 4 bedroom home in
Lexington - Lv. Rm. carpet and drapes,
large utility room, oil furnace in lull
basement, patio, storage bldg. ground
195 x 132 feel. See Colleen Padberg or
call 949-1127 after I p.m. 23-tl-c
RUGGLES
BOYCE Insurance Agency
228 Main
P.O. Box 247. 676-9625
If bo oanwtr call
676-5384
Heppner
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Penthouse
Gentry
Parkway
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE I hereby gtvan thai the
teainetan City Council will bald
meeting nil on August It, 1411, al
leimalan City MaH tar Me purpose at
having a public hearing an the City's
pudge! lot the liuel veet 191) - 1914 The
pupoet Patumiwl may be inspected at
f .melon City Mail Tatal budget
reguirementt are 441. 0M 4 Teie
posed to be levtad are 11,14) 44 The
lea levy lot 1471-11 watt I. IM 44 Copte
el the budget are available al City Nail.
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Of NEpPWICK.MAYPR
NOTICE OP INTENT TO IMPOUND
UNAUTHORIICDCATTLB. IReti PSA4
5J1J tl Nance ts hereby given Mat
pursuant to Regulation al Me Secretary
01 Agriculture. 14 C P P. Mi ll, all
uneutherned cattle found upon National
Feretl System lands or ether lands
under Forest Service control with in Mo
following area: All Nalienal Perest
lands and landt waived far grating in the
area south dfhe Wall Creee. Orllt A
Boundary Pence and east at State Nwy.
No 741 at toilewt: Portion at tertient
14. tl numerically Mru M, II and Hat
7 1 . R It I . w M . and sectient 1,1. and
II thru II m T. I S . R It B , W M.
Wheeler County : sections It thru 15 m T.
f S . R M I., iv M. i sections to, II, It,
and J) in T 7 s . R 17 R , w M.i all
sections I Mru M, It. M. and 11 m T I S.,
R M , W M. j sections 4 Mru 9. 17 Mrs)
tl. and 19. M. and II m T II. II III,
W M , Oram County. State at Oregon.
Heppner Ranger District, Umatilla
National Forest will bo Impounded by
Me United Intel Forest Service on or
alter August 14, 1971. it Me tame be net
previously removed permanently 'rem
Me above described landt. Any un
branded cattle, ar any cattle bearing
brands ot previously ursaumoritod cattle
which are found fa be making continuing
or subsequent pnauthoritod use within
tv ve months alter publication al Mit
notice may be Impounded without
further nance After the impoundment,
ownert el unauMerited cattle may
regain potiettien Merge! only by Hrtl
showing prool el ownership and reim
bursing the United States in lull lor Ma
expense Incurred In Impounding, feed
ing, and care el such cattle. AM
impounded animals net redeemed within
5 days attar impoundment will be
ottered for sale al public auction.
Animals not sold at public sale may be
sold at private sale ar condemned and
destroyed, or otherwise disposed el as
provided by Regulation M C.F.R. 141.11.
SIONEO at Pendleton. Oregon Mit HI
day of August, 1971 OLEN E.
HERTZEL, Acting Forest Supervisor.
BUSINESS C
TiBrslalwa
Breeding Service
Artificial Insemination
Service-beef and dairy
American Kreeders Rep
resentative. JOK YOCOAI
Lexington, Ore.
9o-Hi:U
City Council
IIKPI'NKR CITY COUNCIL
Meets first Monday of each
month. Citizens having mat
ters for discussion .please
present them to the City
Recorder one week prior to
regular meeting, or bring
them before the Council.
676-i!8
Exterminating
Service
OOHYNS PKST CONTROL
Rodent and Insect Kxtermina
tion; Termite ('onto!; Grain
Fumigation; Cattle Spray;
Fogging.
JOHN JKI'SEN
lone 422-7180
Floor Covering,
Heating
M & R FLOOR COVERING
& HEATING CO.
Williams furnaces, complete
installations. Linoleum, Car
pet, Oil Burner Service, Re
frigeration: domestic and
commercial. Free estimates.
All work guaranteed.
676-9 t 18
Heppner
Funeral Home
SWEENEY FUNERAL
HOME
Pre-arrangements, distant re
movals. Serving lone, Hepp
ner, Lexington. Licensed fun
eral directors.
676-9600
Heppner
Insurance
John Gochnauer, Agent
FARM BUREAU
INSURANCE CO.
Fire, Casualty, Life & Health
(OPS).
Pendleton
276-2732
Heppner
676-3862
HIGGLES -BOYCE
INSURANCE AGENCY
676-9625 Heppner
Rav Bovce 676-5384
TURNER. VAN MARTER
& BRYANT
General Insurance
676-9113
Heppner
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l'urade 2 p.m. Pre-Game Pageantry 7 pjn. Game 7 p.m
i.'a
Baker High Stadium
&
BAKER, OKE.
All
PROFESSIONAL
asi a
Monuments
Eternal Markers-bronze,
granite. Installations. Vases.
Cemetery grave markers.
SWKKNKY MORTUARY
Serving lone, Heppner, Lex
ington G76-!H;iM
Heppner
Optometrist
DR. K.K. SCHAFFITZ
Optometrist
Next to
entrance.
r7;-!i;:
Hotel Heppner
Heppner
Physicians-Surgeons
DR. L.D. TIBBLES
Osteopath physician and
surgeon.
1st National Bank Bldg.
Kes.67G-!210 Off. 676-9616
WALLACE H. WOLFF.
M.D..F.C.
Family Practice. Week Days
by appointment and emer
gencies. 676-9253
Res. 676-9620
GERALD A. JONES, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon, 116 E.
Hurlburt. Hours: Mon. thru
Thurs., 9 a.m. 12:30 p.m.;
1:30 p.m. -5 p.m.; Fri., 9 a.m.
1 p.m.
Title Insurance
MORROW COUNTY
ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
Title Insurance
Office in Peters Bldg.
676-9912 Heppner
Watch Repair
PETERSON'S JEWELERS
Latest jewelry and gift goods.
Watches, clocks, diamonds.
Expert watch and jewelry
repairing.
676-9200
Heppner
Wholesalers-Mfgs.
"Pride of Oregon Ice Cream"
butter, Kraft food lines,
Dud Tash, products specialist.
MORROW CO. CREAMERY
Bill Cox. Mgr.; Clay Phillips,
Asst.
676-9211 Heppner
Cafes-Lounges
CAL'S LOUNGE & CAFE
Specialist in mixed drinks and
fine foods.
n7fi-.Mil
Heppner
21st Annual All-Star
EAST - WEST
Shrine
Class AA & A
FOOTBALL CLASSIC
Aug. 10
proceeds benefit Shrine
By FRANCES R. WILSON
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith
were- Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Taylor and son of Hood River.
The Smith's son. Oscar, re
turned home with them. He
had been on vacation with
them for the past two weeks.
Sunday visitors at the Smith
home were Mr. and Mrs, John
Long from Stanfield. A birth
day dinner was given honoring
John Long and Oscar Smith.
Lola Breeding is visiting her
mother, Cora Burnside, in
Spray this week.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Warner were their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Pontelis Vrontakis, and sons
of Salem. Their son Jeffery
stayed in Irrigon with his
grandparents to visit and to
attend Vacation Bible School
in progress this week at the
Assembly of God.
Guests speaker at the As
sembly of God Sunday morn
ing was the Rev. Leland
Morse, a former pastor of the
church, who pastored here,
1949 to 1953.
Mayor and Mrs. Chester
Wilson spent Thursday eve
ning and Friday in Lincoln
City. Their son, Leon, traveled
with them from Salem. They
were dinner guests at the
home of Wilson's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Walker, in Salem
Friday evening.
Fay Ellis of Klamath Falls
and her aunt, Effie Godwin of
Weiser, Idaho, who were
traveling together, visited at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs. E.A. Stephens Saturday.
They also visited at the
Charles Wilson home.. Mrs.
Godwin is an aunt of the
Wilsons.
Timmy, Patrick and Mi
chael, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Griffin, spent several
days in the Umatilla Hospital
this week to have their tonsils
removed. Ricky Pummel, a
4-year-old neighbor, son of Mr.
4MeK5cViWWWVVVWrt
Northwestern Livestock Com. Co.
July 7, 1973
SLAUGHTER CATTLE
Bulls
Commercial
Cows
Utility
Cows
Canner & Cutter
Cows
Old Thin
Cows
41.00 to 48.00
35.00 to 40. 10
33.00 to 36.00
31.00 to 34.00
28.00 to 30.10
FEEDER CATTLE
Yearling Steers
700-800 pds. 54.00 to 60.20
Steers
500-600 pds. 62.00 to 70
Steers
300-400 pds. 73.00 to 79.80
Yearling Heifers
WxmiHipds. 49 (Ml to 56 00
Heifers
500-600 pds. 61.00 to 63.50
Oftic Pbofte M7-4VOS
..ilThsror HcrmtPtoa VERETT SNIDER. B.
DON WINK. Mgr. v. M7-J111 67-3170
Saia Ring (PnbUc) M7-f7DJ
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81
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Hospital
m
'.w.v.v.v.v.v.v.s:.:
and Mrs. Perry Pummel,
joined the party and had his
removed too.
Floyd Mesteth is at home
with his family for two weeks.
He is employed at an Army
Ordnance Depot in Texas.
Mrs. Tom Sweeney has gone
to Wyoming to attend a family
reunion with her daughters,
Cara and Kathy. Her father,
Mr. Slickly, planned to travel
with her from Caldwell, Idaho.
CRISS WILSON AIKEN
PASSES
Mr. ana Mrs. Wesley Has
kett drove to Riverton, Wyo.,
June 25, to attend funeral
services for Mrs. Haskett's
brother, Criss Wilson Aiken,
who was killed June 23, in a
trucking accident.
His surviors include his wife
Richalene, son Criss Wayne,
daughter Teresa Irene, and
one grandson, Devin Sehnert ;
sisters Ora Evans, Aubrey,
Texas, Irene Haskett, Hermi
ston and brother Calvin Aiken,
Cordova, Alaska, and several
nieces and nephews.
Mr. Aiken was born Feb. 16,
1916 in Monument. Ore.
GRAIN PR IOCS
Red wheat 4.49M, bu.
White wheat 4.4l'bu.
Barley 112.50 ton
WEATHER
By DON GILLIAM
Hi Low
Wed. 97 58
Thurs! . 94 60
Fri. ' 95 57
Sat. 95 58
Sun. 85 65
Mon. 83 51
Tues. 87 53
!(
Refrigeration Service
Available
IMPERIAL
ELECTRIC
Earl Trudeau, Board man
Tel. 481-5371
Electrical Heating
Air Conditioning
F"or Refrigeration Service
Contact
GEORGE BENDER, Tel.
922-3070
8-tf-c
If
Heifers
300 to 400 pds. 64.00 to 70.10
Light Holstein Heifers
350-450 pds. 59.00 to 63.00
Heavy Holstein Heifers
700-900 pds. 46.00 to 49.85
Old Stock Cows, Springers
Springers ' 475
Young Stock Cows,
calves at side 490.00 to 630.00
Baby Calves,
Beef 90.00 to 130.00
SHEEP
Fat Lambs,
Light 34.50
COMMENT: Butcher cows
and bulls steady to stronger'
with last weeks big raise.
Yearling steers and heifers
also light calves were $2 to $3
higher. Sell now while the
buyers are hot to buy.
Call pat HW err i.
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