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Newspaper Page TextPage JO Classified 1 Cards of Thanka I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our friends for the flowers, cards and well wishers during my stay in the hospital at Boise. The many kindnesses shown both Mary and me can only come from the very wonderful community we live in. We are deeply appreciative. MR. and MRS. WILBUR VAN BLOKLAND 43p i wisn to thank all my friends and relatives for their cards, visits, gifts, and thoughtfulness during my re cent stay in St. Anthony's. There kindness added to my comfort and was much ap preciated. ANNA MAE STEAGALL 43c I want to thank all the nice people and dear friends for calls, visits, gifts and cards, and beautiful plants. They meant so much. Especially, thanks to Dr. Tibbies and hospital staff for the wonder ful care. AVA WRIGHT 43p 2 v Notices WILL BUY crippled, retired and spoiled horses. Rex Eng lish, ph. 567-6065. ltfc MENTAL HEALTH Office Hours. Mon. - Fri., 8:30 - 5. Closed noon hour. MORROW COUNTY Museum Hours: Saturday, 10 a.m. -12 p.m.; 1p.m. -5p.m.; Sunday 1 1 - 5 p.m. LIBRARY HOURS: Monday, 1 - 5 & 7:30 - 9 p.m.; Wednesday, 1 - 5 4 7:30 - 9 p.m.; Saturday, 1 - 5 only. Heppner Public Library. CLEAN expensive carpets with the best. Blue Lustre is America's Favorite. Rent shampooer $1. Coast to Coast Store. HARDMAN OPRY HOUSE invites you to an old-fashioned Christmas Dance, Dec. 15, $1.50 per person, and worth it. . 4243c To Give Away-Labrador-shepherd mix puppies, wean ed, and gentle. Call 676-9956, evenings. 42tfc ATTENTION MASONS: Annual Joint Installation, AF 4 AM and RAM Tuesday, Dec. 18, 8 p.m. Chowder feed - 6:30 .P.M. 3 Lost and Found Reward-lost one yr. old black and white border collie dog. Call 376-8332. 4243c Found-some tools on the hill by the mill. Owner can claim after proper identification. See at the Heppner Barber Shop. 43c 4 Help Wanted Plant maintenance electrician wanted for full-time employ ment with Boise Cascade Wood Products plant in N.E. Oregon. Must have Oregon card-electronics and D.C. background helpful. Wage is $5.52 hour with excellent paid fringe benefits including full dental and vision care. Union shop. Write Boise Cascade Corporation, Box 610, La Grande, Ore. 97850 or call Jerry Wennstrom, 503-963-3141. An equal opportunity employer. 42-43c Northwestern Livestock Com. Co. TUESDAY SALE December 11. 1973 SLAUGHTER CATTLE Bulls 35.00 to 40.60 Commercial Cows 27.00 to 31.00 Utility Cows 24.00 to 27.00 Canner 4 Cutter Cows Old Shells 21.50to 24.50 15.00 to 19.75 FEEDER CATTLE Yearling Steers 600-700 pds. 39.75 to 42.75 Steers 500-600 pds. 42.75 to 50.00 OH PIMM HJ-UU Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thurs., Dec. 13, 1973 4 Help Wanted Full time Janitor at the Hospital. Contact the Admin istrator by applying in person. For appointment call 676-9133. 42-45c 6 Wanted WANTED TO RENT: 3- or 4 bedroom house. Contact David Jones at Kinzua Corp. or Van Winkle's Motel. 43p For Rent One bedroom apt. for rent in lone, $80. Call 422-7587. 29tfc New 3 bdrm unfurnished apt. 1 yr. lease req'd. Ph. 676-9470 or 676-9456. 34tfc 4 bedroom house for rent. Close in. $140 a month. Ph. 676-5543, eves. 42-43C For rent-new 3 bedroom house. 676-5594. 43c 8 Services Specialize In (Track layer Tractor Repair , Automotive "Welding j B & C Repair Shop 422-7409 JJill Ashurst Cleo Childep : 422-7421 422-7423 : . IQNE. - -JHtfi i 9 Livestock, Poultry HERMISTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. Livestock sold 12:30 sharp every Satur day at 10th 4 Main. Carson Vehrs 567-6644. office ph. 567 3149. 45tfc Weaner pigs for sale. Al Osmin, 676-9707. 42-43C 13 Misc. For Sale In stock, 2 glass fireplace screens. Pettyjohn's Farm 4 Builders Supply. 43c Walnuts for sale. Fresh Bea verton walnuts are finally here. Better than ever. While they last, call Anita, 989-8402. 41-43C Small metal desk and filing cabinet, $75. call 676-9702. 4344p New shipment of Polyester DK from Portland mill. Also mill ends. Special prices. Sew 4 Sew Center, 174 W. Hermi ston Ave., Hermiston, Ore. 42-43C Have you thought of giving a Beef Certificate for Christ mas? They are redeemable for beef in any retail grocery store in the U.S. and are available in $5, $10, and $15 amounts. Place your order now with a Morrow County CowBelle or purchase through First National Bank of Ore gon. 4244c Old fashioned homemade fruitcakes, Lynn Haguewood, 676-9759. 43c Pressed wood logs, 8 for 99 cents. Pettyjohns Farm 4 Builders Supply. 43c Steers 300-400 pds 52.50 to 55.00 Yearling Heifers 600-800 pds. 32.50 to 37.75 Heifers 500-600 pds. 38.00 to 40.00 Heifers 300-400 pds. 40.00 to 44.75 Old Stock Cows, SDrineers 300.00 it tows, caives at side 400.00 Baby Calves, Beef 52.50 COMMENT: Butcher cows $1 to $2 lower, light calves 2 to $5 lower. Yearling steers and heifers $2 to $5 lower. Horse Sale this Sunday, Dec. 16, 10 a.m. VSMTT WM t. Jl Clan Med rates: f I minimum charge for ap to 1 Ilnea, I rent for each word over J linn. Figure I worda to line. Dlaplay , classified ada, I.M per column Inch. Carda of Thanka. Il.sa' minimum. Deadline for flaiilfled. noon TiiedaTLNflt, responsible for errora in cUailllrda If not reported within JJ 4yt. 14 Automotive 1970 Chevrolet Caprice, 38,000 miles, light green, 2-door, vinyl top, radio, heater, air-' conditioning, white-wall tires; power brakes, power steering, power windows; luxury up holstering, rear-seat speaker, new tires; one owner, he being a little old newspaper editor who's scared to drive over 60. Uses no oil between changes. Has had tender, loving care. Blue Book says its worth $2300 on dealer trade-in. Accept best offer over $2,000. Ernest V. Joiner, Gazette-Times, 676 9228. COURIER PICKUP ON DISPLAY Ford's Courier is ideal for economical driving. 1973 Chev. Nova. 4-dr. V-8. auto trans, p.a.. p.b and air cond. S.500 miles. Used Ca: 1971 Plymouth Road Runner 1971 Buick Electra, air cond. 1971 Chev. Sta. Wgn., air cond. 1970 Chev. Impala 2-dr. H.T. 2-1970 Buick 4 dr. clean, power equip, and air cond. "1970 Buick 2 dr. H.T. clean, power equip., air cond. 1970 Ambassador, full power and air. 1969 Chrysler Sta. Wgn. 1968 Chev. Caprice 4-dr. HT air conditioner 1967 Chev. Impala 2-dr. 1966 Bonnville H.T. Rebuilt motor, air cond. radial tires. Used Pickups: i "70 International P.U. 4 wheel drive. 1970 Scout, half cab. 70 CMC 4-wheel dr. 1967 CMC Vi ton 4-speed pickup, good unit FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTIAC-BUICK FORD CMC TRUCKS May and Chase, Heppner Phone 676-91 16 Datsun Gas Savers Close-out five new 73 models '73 610 wg. automatic, yellow '73 610 wg. standard, silver '73 610 cpe. standard, beige '73 610 cpe. automatic, beige 73 620 pkp. standard, red demo LONG DEALS BANK FINANCING teL 27&O330 f.tarbro Datsun 515 SE Dorlon 276-0330 Pendleton OPEN SUNDAYS 11-2 City Council HEPPNER CITY COUNCIL . Meets first Monday of each month. Citiiens having mat ters for discussion please present them to the City Recorder one week prior to regular meeting, or bring them before the Council. C7S-WI8 14 AutomojtiTt 1074 Deotla Per Month for 42 Months Cash Price: $2801.00. Deferred Payment Price: $3275.58. A.P.R. 11.90 MEL WINTER Volkswagen Hwy. 395 S. Pendleton Z7&-3SU Open 7 days a week 15 Real Estate 2 bedrm. home in lone. Fenced yard, stove, refrig., and dishwasher included. A. Beck, 422-7526. 40tfc 2 bedroom home in lone. Recently remodeled, good fenced yard. Call 422-7439 or 422-7509or 676-9158. 38tfc 1974 Tamarack in lone, 14x64, 2 bdrm. includes appliances, air conditioning. Equity and take over payments. 422-7571. 42tfc W'uhin city limits. Approx. 34 acres, with 109 ft. of frontage on Minor St. Easily accessible for public utilities. Contact Blanche Brown for further information. ' 33tfc. For Sale -41 1 2 acres irrigated pasture. Boardman, phone 481-4171. 43-44p Modern 2 or 3 bedroom home in Heppner, fireplace, double garage on large fenced lot. For information phone Hepp ner, 676-9696, or Wasco, 442 5727. 43tfc i3 bedroom home on 50x100 lot. Can be seen at 488 Riverside, Heppner, or contact Larry Anderson, 676-5079. 43p Building lots in city limits. Various sizes, underground utilities, nice view and out of flood area. 676-5866 or 676-5811. 31tfc 16 Mobile Homes FOR SALE-1974 14x70, two and three bedroom mobile homes. $6995, includes set up and delivery. See at B.E. Mobile Homes, Hermiston McNary Hwy., Hermiston. 40-47C r 24x65 Metro-deluxe .mobile home, 3 bdrms., fam. rm., 1 bath, fully carpeted, Alaskan insulation, electric heat on 1 acres plus a 2 rm. shed. 989 8537. ' 33tfc WEST END Mobile Homes Featuring, Broadmore Glenbrook Princeton 12-14-ft. double-wide "Let your search end at West End" 567-5388 Hermiston Hermiston-McNary Hiway MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimate! Coll Gen Orwick 989IS86 or Condon 384-2292 Agents Jor United Van List. i down O.A.C. $77.99 16 Mobile Ilomci EZZ Home df Great lilies Fleetwood Olympian Concord 8 10 12', 14' widths Also used Mobile Homes . .. Hermiston-McNary Highway or Hwy. 11 Riverside .. PENDLETON -- oooooeoJt06ooocw ARROW CHEVROLET Mobile Homes' Security Traveler Champion Buddy Rex Circle J Horse Trailer 2280 SW Court PI. Pendleton! Phone Collect 276-6508 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK BANNERS FOR THE CHURCH The children of the United Church of Christ's Church School have been partici pating in the worship services during the Advent season. The junior class made and presented to the church two banners for the wall. The banners were designed by Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid. The first was constructed of purple felt with gold fringe and white symbols of a dove, shield, fish, cross, sheep, staff, manger, chalice crown and star. The other was of white felt and large green tree. It was called the "Tree of Jesse" and brightly -colored ornaments on the tree were a Star of David, apple, harp, donkey, lamp, stone tablets, skyline of Beth lehem and a snake. The 23 members of the class ex plained to the congregation why each symbol was chosen and what it meant to modern day Christians. The class is instructed by Mrs. Bob Riet mann. The primary class taught by Mrs. Bill Arthur and Cassan dra Chapel explained the meaning of the colors used for the altar candles during the Advent observance. , Mrs. Kenneth Klinger and Mrs. C.C. Jones visited Mrs. Klinger's mother, Alean Cal vin, Saturday, who was a patient in the nursing home at Condon. She died Monday morning at the home. The lone City Council will hold a special meeting, open to the public, Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at city hall. r OIL BURNER SERVICE -Heating & Ventilation Experienced in all types of automatic and electronic control systems. MARTIN "MARTY" CRAIG Box 500, Rt. 3 " Ph. 567-8048 Hermiston, Ore. John's Body & Fender Shop A vuiiipicic uvujr MIU idiuci icyau nvm. 4 J Painting and customized paint jobs on any J truck or car. 5 2 Work done by Glenn Duncan; 17 years' i 2 experience. f J No job too large or too small. 5 IVVt do front wheel alignment. I Experienced mechanic Call Glenn at free estimate. t2p 44Lipf' n1lS m m m r m m , Holiday vacations extended of Blue Mountain Community College's Christmas vacation period has been extended to Jan. 7, according to President Wallace McCrae. The change was adopted aa an energy-saving measure, McCrae aaid, following the lead of aeveral other colleges in the state of the recom mendation of the BMCC stu dent council. Classes will begin on Jan. 7, he added, urging that students currently enrolled and new students pre-register prior to that date. "The campus will be open week days through Dec. 20," he continued, "and Jhe ad missions office will be open six days during the vacation period so students can register prior to the opening of winter term." Those dates are Dec. 26, 27 and 28, and Jan. 2, 3 and 4. Other campus offices will be closed during the entire period except Dec. 24 when the college students host a Christ mas party for persons who IONE SCHOOLS IN CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS lone's Elementary, Junior High and High School bands and choir, will hold a Christ mas Special, Thursday, Dec. 20. at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Songs will include "Tiny Little Baby Boy," "Do You Hear What I Hear," and "Merry Christmas Darling," with the solo by Melanie Ball. The high school band will play "The Bright Side of Christmas" and the junior high and high school bands will play "Fum, Fum, Fum,." The Junior High School Band will play "Oh Mary," and "Hark the liearld Angles oing." The Cardinal Club will hold their annual raffle for a $25 series E U.S. saving's bond, Pendleton blanket, hobnail decorative lamp and a 10 pound turkey. Admission is free, but do nations will be accepted for a musical scholarship. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS IS MISS JUDY BENNETT Judy Bennett, Heppner High School senior, was named Miss Merry Christmas Sat urday, Dec. 8, during halftime of the Heppner-Ione basket ball game. Heppner's varsity and jun ior varsity basketball teams selected one girl to represent each class to vie for Miss Merry Christmas. Girls on this newly formed court are Sally Matheny, freshman; Cheryle Turner, sophomore; Judy Healy, junior; and Judy Bennett, senior. Kristi Haguewood, Associ ated Girl's Club president, presented each girl on the court with a rose. Judy, escorted by Gary Hunt, H Club president, received a dozen roses. The girl's were selected for their charm, personality and participation in school activi ties. 1 "1 Auto . 4 for car repairs 676-5595 for BMCC might otherwise not have a traditional Christmas Eve. Students with financial problems and those concerned bout gasoline were encour aged by McCrae to ask assistance of (he college before dropping out of school for either reason. Financial id it available to all students who qualify. "We are considering several other steps to meet the fuel shortage," McCrae said, "In cluding car pooling, possible alternate scheduling, and per haps taking some classes to the west and east ends of our district. Whatever is neces sary," he continued, "will be done to assure that our students are properly served." Prior to the energy-saving schedule, BMCC was sched uled to hold registration on Jan. 2, with classes to start Jan. 3. No class time will be lost by the new schedule, McCrae said. Time will be made up at the end of winter term. HOSPITAL NEWS Georgia Perry, Condon, was admitted to Pioneer Memorial Hospital this week. Dismissed were Donald Jen sen, and Suzanne Duncan, both of Heppner; Vickie Robinson and Margaret Walk er, both of Lexington. Hi Low Prrc. 40 30 .02 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 53 56 43 35 42 55 35 37 .18 .28 28 24 28 30 .02 (iKAIN PKICE W hite Jan. 5.27' bu. New Crop Aug. -Sept. 4.41 Bed Feb. 5.27 New Crop Aug.-Sept. 4.41 Barley Jan. 107.50 Public Notice CALL FOB BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Heppner Common Council' will receive bids for the construc tion of a guardrail along the North side of Cannon Street. Specifications may be ob tained at Heppner City Hall. Bids will be opened Monday, January 7, 1973. at City Hall at 8 P.M. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ELAINE S.GEORGE, Recorder. Published Dec. 6, 13, 1973. Anyway You Want To Go, Dodge '74! Dodge 4-wheel Vans, Wagons, Mr 2-tons, all in stock to go to work for BIG SELECTION "More for your old car . . . Less for the car you buy" Keith Farley SSuth Dodge CHtSStf . fafitfM 271-7341 Public Notices MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION , I, the undersigned, Mayor af the City af Heppner, Oregon, do hereby proclaim that al the special city election, called and held in aaid city on the 3rd day of December. 1973. at which there was submitted U the legal voters of the City of Heppner for adoption r rejection a certain charter amendment, the title of which was as follows: Charter Amendment aub mltted to the voters by the Council, Shall the Charter of the City of Heppner, Oregon, be amended by adding thereto Article VIII. authorlilng the Issuance of general obligation bonds In an amount not to exceed ItM.aoo.M to provide funds with which to Improve, reconstruct, and extend the water system of the City of Heppner, the bonds to mature over not to exceed twenty years? 100 (yes! 101 (Nol : There were cast 132 votea aa follows: ; In favor of said proposed -charter amendment: 1 58 votea Against proponed charter ' amendment: 73 votea. Defective Balloti i vote; Majority In favor of pro- ; posed said Churter Amend- ment 85 votea" And I do hereby further' proclaim that said Charter Amendment was duly adopted by the legal voters of said City and is In legal force and effect" as a part of the Charter. J.F. SWEENEY, MAYOR ATTEST: ELAINE S. GEORGE. RECORDER Published Dec. 13, 1973 OREGON CIRCUIT COURT. MORROW COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of HENRY W. KREHS, aka H.W. KREBS, Deceased No. 1730 ' NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed personal representative of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them to the undersigned personal rep resentative at the offices of Robert R. Abranis, Heppner, Oregon, within four months after the date of first publi cation of this notice. DATED and first published (his 13 day of December, 1973. Henry R. Krebs Personal Representative Address: lone, Oregon 97843 Published Dec. 13. 20, 27, 1973 Registered Angus Bulls coming 2-year olds Performance Tested Proudfoot Ranches 422-7249 IONE Dodge Kary Van drive Club Cab and -ton 4x4s, now and ready you.