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3 Lost and Found
raaad: stray iray-ttrlnd. kats-frasni
matt eat. Will at at Tain's TV Ma
until claimad. Jl-Jfe
Last-teal box and toots an Hw Mvnwsy
naar ttia aaH coarsa. Naadad tar -.
pimm contact at soon at Raman.
Howard. 7t-SM.
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contact Marcal Janas,ara-Ull. fl-Me
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7-7ll.
aon. left by Court
call Shana at
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4 Help Wanted
Tampararv iMtp wantad, lady ta fcala,
claan and Rack. Call Edna Hvtcfcant.
7-tl7.
The IHpantf Library Raard it accaatiflf
applicationt tar a aarmanant librarian.
Apalicatwnt may ba abtamad at ttia City
Hall, Hoppnor Final data tar Mima
PRlicariant it Saot. M. ta-lic
An experienced cat tkidder. ti SO hr.
inclines OPS. hospital and life inioranca
coverage. Also, an experience choker
tetter M SO hr. and tame benetitt. Call
7 532 Pine Contract Logging Mi Gale
St.
27tfc
HELP WANTEO - Need tomaona in
Laxmatan area to ttay with alderty
aentleman. Part time, dayt only. Dr.
Htiber. I-t1U r t-M7. iS-WC
Wanted
WANTED - donationt far the Heppner
Community Kinderaarten Fall Ram
ma9e Sale may be left at the Heppner
Hotel. JS-Mc
WANTED - Contractt far tanca pasts.
Far intormatMMi call .7-4M.
15-rf-
For Rent
Trailer space tor rent. Mutt meet city
specifications. Dean's Second Hand
Store. Ph. 7e-S0ia.
77ttc
One bedroom apt. far rant in lane, MO.
Call 422-7M7. JtttC
Services
Specialize In
Track layer Tractor Repaii
Automotive
Welding
B & C Repair Shopi
422-7409
Bill Ashurst Cleo Childers
422-7421 42-7423
IQNE 25tfc
We Process
Farm Killed Animals
COURT ST.
MARKET
Animal Health ,
Supplies
"WTidlesate-"
Vaccines
Pharmaceuticals
Grub & Lice
Control Products
Major Brands
Phone 654-5489
Milwaukie, Ore.
or write
G. R. Van Blokland
P. O. Box 973
Pendleton, Ore. 97801
28 33c
9 Livestock, Poultry
MERMtlTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION.
IMC. ! t iaaM ll:t tnarp every
tafwrday at lam AtaM. Caraaa Voters
saz-aaat. Oenca a. saia.
4H1-C
Drayttaaat and Mmatt, cam in l-ftaad
ji aiptili ar !" rc "-laee-mi.
Sray. Or vtl
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it-..ltl-A r.iaa- II minimum rharRp fur Un to 3 llnM. S rnU
for mch word over 3 line. Flgur S word lo lint?. IiUplay
rlattifHMl Bd, 11.50 pr column Inch. Crd ol Thank. II.M
minimum. Ifdlln- for rlaMlflrds. noon Tundav. No
rraponalblr lor rrror In claaallirda If not reported wilhln 7
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15 Real Estate
ROR I ALI H S nMiiadiiaia Mabila
name, i-bidr earns, family raam. !
bata. atilitv ream tmttf waow and
ryor Pantry. Kitchen l tncludad,
IvMy carpeted and drapes btcmaid
Auuon tnwIeiMa, and alectnc beat.
Lacatod an IVi acre, rms a ttwam shod
10 Farm-Garden 10 Farm and Garden
PEACHES, READY PICK
Improved Elbertas, box approx. 12V4 cents lb.
U plck Bartlett Pears, IK Irt. Ready pick. $3.95
per lug.
Cukes, melons, corn available on days we pick.
Call ahead. Bring containers.
THOMAS ORCHARDS
Klmbarly. Oro. . rh- 334 2230
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Le.meten L carpet and drapes,
area at.lity ream, ail larnaca tn Ml
basement, patw. staraaa bM. areund
less luteal Pnoneeltt. Ilttc
POR IAL l sa home with
ayiieht basement. S bsdraams. saraa
amily ream, staraae ream and laraa
peubie carport. Camalelery impolo
pasture P"" aVy pattare and bar.
Pteatitat water. By appotatmonl enly.
" 14.17-pH-,
14 Automotive
WALKIRSPARM
MARKIT
Canning Peaches and Peart
Hermitton Wttermelont
Local Tomatoes
Crensnews. Casaoa,
Henevdew Melon
Canteiepet
Preth Froltt-VeaetatJies
Walla Walla wmter Onions
Marblenead. Banna, Butternut
and Danish Souaan
Mitcaiianeout
Ceramics. -Tapes tries
Plenty at Shell Oat A Oil
Open I a.m. tot p.m. daily
Buttercreek Highway
S74N) . . . .Hermittan
CANNING PEACHES
lW Oadte pa our waaan 44 ; INI Chevy
(rack 4 with new ttret, rans bead. Call
e7e-MM. '-,c
nn R. lbs Ford 4 wheel drive pickvp.
reheat cand. Jack Van Winkle,
Heppner. Ph. 4!e-tiet. J'ttc
Honda as street modal motorcycle
Cheap. 474-SM4. Uttc
44 Rard Oalaaie S00. Power sterna,
power brakes, food tiros. 4400. Call
4H 7147 attar 7 p.m. II R
snaaonAMnbanjM
- - . bim. solo. 4
weiMe-well carpet In lttne ream and
awnttairs bsdreom. Two-cor aoroeo,
warashap. small barn, carrals. little
pastvra. Phn4 474-tl7S. Mttc
Mease (two Apt.) tar sale. Needs ttttte
war, toad price. Call after 4 p.m.,
474-t4M. H-Jlp
Bwldim lets in city limits. Varteaa sites,
pnaeraraand entities, mce view and out
at need area. 474-saa4er47-Ml I. Jlttc
Laakint tor a bargain? tea this 4
bedreom frame and brick heme an It
12 Furn, Appliances
One 4-piece sectional. Slat Marlene
Petertan.Rh.474-t44aert7o.tloe. Mttc
13 Misc. For Sale
Clarinet B flat, m aiceilent condition.
HPS. 4J!-74t. SO-ntc
Reduce excess Hants with Fliridax. Lata
weight with Dex-a-Oiet captwlas at
anwrrays rnermecy.
mt Mo Fair. Anita, t ft -4402
1I-J2P
Porto tale. 14 W. Church Street. Misc.
tsausehotd goads, small appliances,
dofhs, plos TV, lawn mower, and
rollaway bed. Saturday, Sept. 2nd,
fremlta.in.to4p.in. lie
Ramingtan H gauge pump shotgun SM
and weaver K-4 scape s.474-t7S2. lie
Yearling cart. 474-SStS. ' He
14 Automotive
STILL UNDER WARRANTY, ItTO
Luxury N Olds 4-doar Sedan. All Rawer
assists, including electric windows, deer
locks, trunk release, tilt wheel, automa
tic air, 4-way seat; rear vanity, cruise
control. 5 Radial fires ; yellow with black
vinyl top. SUtS - Paul W. Jonas, 474-t2M
ar 474-5170. Ju-Jtfe
Four -4 54-14 Highway tiros and tubes,
MewS100.MSei!more,474-S3t4. SO-llp
- YOU -CANT
BEAT
OUR DEALS!
EASTERN OREGON'S
BEST
DATSUN
DEALER
SHOP & COMPARE
teL 276-0330
Marbro Datsun
515 SE Dorion
276-0330 Pendleton
ARROW
Mobile Homes
BROOKDALE
BUDDY
REX by BOISE CASCADE
SECURITY TRAVEL
TRAILERS & CAMPERS
1902 S. W. Court Place
Pendleton, Ore. 276-6508
COURIER PICKUP
ON DISPLAY
Ford's Courier is ideal for
economical driving.
1973 Chev. Nova. 4-dr, V-8,
auto trans, p.s., p.b., and air
cond. 9.500 miles.
Used Cars:
1971 Plymouth Road Runner
1971 Pontiac T-37. 2 dr. lit.
Exceptionally clean, new
sport tires.
1969 Buick, power, air cond.
low mileage
1968 Chev. Caprice 4-dr. HT
air conditioner
1966 Pontiac Wagon, Clean
Used Pickups:
1967 GMC li ton 4-speed
pickup, good unit
1966 International PU., 35,000
miles, canopy, clean. Good
unit
1970 Scout, half cab.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC -BUICK
FORD
GMC TRUCKS
May and Chase, Heppner
Phone 676-91 16
saSoaaaassaaawkuPwPwnoaa
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acres close la lane. Fire aJaee, attached
uraee, deep well, lots el estras, all tar
WO.0O0.
If yau 4 r leonine far mvastment In a
cammenrrv ready far development you
should see this commercial Wdg tn the
center ol lone, rented now, S40M will
eive you owno.'ship. ll-Sae
Within city limits. Appro. acres,
with It! ft. ol frontage an Miner St.
Easily accessible far public utilities.
Contact Blanche Brawn far further
information. SI-JlR
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
week are Delbert Harden,
Heppner; Nora Hall, Hepp
ner; and Shannon Shaffer,
Fossil.
L.M. Rainwater, Post Falls,
was dismissed.
Id
Weather
By DON GILLIAM
!ILLov,'.Precp.
Wednesday 77 56
Thursday 80 46
Friday 71 50
Saturday 62 41
Sunday 69 37
Monday 72 44
Tuesday 65 53 .13
GRAIN PRICES
White Wheat
Red Wheat
Barley
5.19 bu.
5. 14 V2 bu
114.00 ton
Here's a beauty . . . only
16 mg. tar, 12 mg.
nicotine!"
PtSSsajCOOdBOOOOIOt'
WQULDJfOUJUI
'99 Down
73.65
Pr Month for
42 Months
A.P.R. 14.45
MEL WINTER
Volkswagen
Hwy. 395 S.
Pendleton
1764611.
Open 7 days a weel
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YOUR NEXT HOME
FROM THIS MAN?
Some mobile home dealers run their
operation something like a 3-ring circus.
Quick deals, minimal guarantees,
cheap come-ons.
We promise to take you a little more
seriously. We offer quality homes with
a 1 year guarantee to match.
By all means compare all the mobile
homes on the market, but don't forget
to compare DEALERS, too!
Hi way 395 South
Psndloton, Oro.
276-3511
OPEN 7 Days a Week
-1
MEL WINTER
Mobile Homes
tr
"The people downstairs are complaining about
the noise again."
In Heppner Every Thursday
at Lott's F.lectric
-TRAINED
TECHNICIANS
T.V. SERVICE
RCA
VIDEO-TECH, INC.
461 A E. Main 8U' HannUton
567.3SS2
I The Energy Crisis
Reel or Imagined
Blue Mountain Community College In concert
with the puhllc utility Industry and the achool
systems of our two county area will muke a orfe
S night presentation free of charge to the citizens
of Heppner dealing with the energy crisis.
8 Background Intormation to understand the
g reasons for our present electrical energy short-
8 age will be made available. Additional informa-
S' tion to allow the Individual homeowner to
determine the cost of electricity In the home as
well as tips to both conserve electricity and save
IK money will be reviewed,
g The program will be held at the Heppner High
J? School cafetorlum on Monday, sepiemoer k
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. S
It is free of charge, and the public is g
:j encouraged to attend. g
$600 REWARD
CATTLE RUSTLERS
$600 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO
THE ARREST AM) CONVICTION OF ANY PERSON
OR PERSON'S STEALING MY CATTLE FROM OR
NEAR MY RANCH NEAR IONE.
PHIL EMEUT
Itt. l.Box23-A
Echo, Ore.
Northwestern Livestock Com. Co.
TUESDAY SALE
SLAUGHTER CATTLE
Buis 39.00 to 44.50
Commercial
Cows 35.00 to 38.00
Utility
C0ws 3200 10 35-50
Canner & Cutter
Cows 28.00 to 32.00
FEEDER CATTLE
Yearling Steers
700-900 pds. 48.50 to 54.30
Steers
500-600 pds. 57.00 to 59.75
Steers
300400 pds 60.50 to 65.75
Yearling Heifers
600,800 pds. 44.00 to 50.50
Heifers
500-600 pds 50.50 to 52.50
Heifers
300-100 55.00 to 57.25
Light Holstein Steers
3lKH00pds. 54,0Oto 58.50
Heavy Holstein Steers
600-800 pds. 46.00 to 47.75
Baby Calves,
Beef 60.00 to 95.00
Baby Calves,
Dairy 50.00 to 87.50
COMMENT: Butcher cows
and bulls, the market was
stronger. Choice quality feed
er cattle, steady to stronger.
Medium to poor quality cattle,
$1.00 lower.
Off tea PKont M7-4M
Highway 30, Harmisten
DON WINK, Mar. Eva. 57-1111
EVERETT SNYDER, Eva. J4M1W
CI. ma i Puhlirl U7-170I
Mobile
Homes, Inc.
Come to Hermiston!
14 k 70
Your choke ell-electric or gas!
JfL Free delivery
ft Set up
f( Hook-up with water and sewer
r; 4-inch side walls
fa Double insulation
-fr Carpet
Many other extras
All This For Only (jj 595
40 mobile homes to pick from, from
the largest dealer in Eastern Ore
gon and Washington.
(503) UhVM
or 547-2360
10 DOWN
12 YEARS FINANCING
Mobile
Homes, Inc.
12 miles North of Hermiston on
McNary Highway (top of the hill)
To) '5
Understanding tho Energy Problem
AN UP-TO-DATE REPORT TO MEMBERS OF
THE COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC.
What is the utility doing?
Late August with autumn's first chill reminds us of the
shorter days and colder weather to come. It is a time
for us to update the energy situation with our
customers in hope of clearing up some confusion and
outlining constructive steps that can be taken.
Is there really a power shortage?
Yes, but this is by no means any reason for panic or
despair. We hope and believe that the deficiencies
which are forecast for the northwest this coming
winter can be made up through voluntary reduction of
use by all customers.
What caused the shortage?
A major factor is the record dry spell. Who can
remember when the streams were so low, the woods so
dry? Reservoirs which normally would be filled to run
the hydro generators this winter are very low. Snow
runoff and rainfall has not been there to replenish
them. It is mainly because of this that the northwest is
in trouble.
in a broader sense, the shortage is a result of the ever
increasing deman for electric energy. Coupled with
this is the fact that the building of power plants has
"been" obstructed and delayed.
CBEC is a participant is several major power and
nuclear projects; but the future of some of the other
badly needed plants is being threatened by outside
influences.
As for conservation, we are trying to do our part by
eliminating any uses of electricity that are not
essential to our operation.
What can the member do?
There are ways in which everyone can help, and some
generally applicable suggestions are printed with this
message. An overall awareness of the seriousness of
the situation and the willingness to endure some
inconvenience will see us through this shortage.
If you have questions, our representatives are
knowledgeable in such matters and glad to help. Our
goal, as always, is to supply each customer with the
"energ"yhe reasonably needs. We have never advocated
wasteful practices.
What will change this?
Good fall rains would help a lot; the sooner the better.
A good snowpack without extreme cold would be highly
desirable, but we can't count on the weather. We know
that adverse conditions could continue and we are
doing all we can to prepare for them. This problem
could be with us for a couple years.
We will continue to bring you information on the
energy situation as it develops. Meanwhile, with the
good will and cooperation of everyone, we believe that
this problem, like others before it, can be overcome.
TIPS ON SAVING ENERGY
. The president of our nation has suggested that
each of us could reduce his energy used by 7
percent. Here are some ways to help you make
that saving. Mostly they involve simply
eliminating waste.
Use tight-fitting storm doors and windows. Be
careful to keep them closed.
Check .your insulation. The cost of added fill
between attic joists can easily be recovered in
fuel savings.
Hot water takes fuel; stop those faucet drips. Do
it now before the big freeze.
Draw drapes across windows at night. On bright
days let the sun shine in. It provides solar
warmth.
Use full loads in your washer, dryer and
dishwasher, rather than running a complete
cycle for just a handful.
Flip off the light when you leave the room, but
don't eliminate lighting where it's important to
personal safety and security.
I I Don't overheat. Try living at 70 degrees. Wear a