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Page 8 Classified Save money Cards of Thanks I would like to thank all my friends for the cards, flowers and the lovely gifts I received during my recent stay in the hospital, I especially want to thank Dr. Tibbies and the staff of Pioneer Memorial Hospital for their fine care. FRIEDA MAJESKE I would like to thank all my friends who remembered me, sent cards and flowers, and visited me during my recent stay in St. Anthony's Hospital, Pendleton. FLOYD BORMAN We wish to thank all our friends for the lovely gifts, flowers, cards and good wishes received on the occa sion of our 40th anniversary. You have helped to make this one of the most memorable days of our lives. A special thanks to our children for the reception on Dec. 22. NORM AND CLELLREA As we start this new year, we look back to 1974 with grateful thanks to all who so generously supported The Neighborhood Center and its programs. The number of supporters, be they indivi duals or organizations, are so numerous we must take this means to again thank you for your generosity. Your support has made living in Morrow County much better for those less blessed. PAT BRINDLE, Coordinator, N. Center. The lone Grand Squares would like to thank Willows , Lodge No. 66 for donating their hall for square dance lessons during the past 4 months. It was very much appreciated by all. A special thanks to Randall Peterson for opening and closing the hall for us. THE IONE GRAND SQUARES 2. Notices I WILL NOT be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other thanmyself as of Jan. 6. 1975. Robert Leslie. Humphreys . Heppner Lions Club meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 6.45 a.m. Break fast meeting. Wagon WTieel. a iff Green, Pres. 17tfc WILL BUY crippled, retired and spoiled horses. Rex Eng lish, Ph. 567-6065. ltfc MENTAL HEALTH Heppner office hours: Tues. thru Thurs.. 8:30-5, 676-9161. Irri gon office hours: Mon. & Fri., 9-4. 922-3357. Closed noon hour. NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam cleans, rinses, and vacuums out dirt leaving carpets pro fessionally clean. Rent at Case Furniture Co. TEXAS Refinery Corp. offers opportunity for high income, cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Hepp ner area. Commission regard less of experience, airmail A S. Pate, Pres., Texas Re finery Corp., Box 711, Ft. Worth, Tex. 76101. 46c Northwestern livestock Com. Co. TUESDAY SALE Jan. 7. 1975 SLAUGHTER CATTLE Bulls Commercial Cows Utility cows Canner 4 Cutter Cows Old thin cows 22.00 to 25.10 22.00 to 24.00 19.80 to 21.90 17.00 to 20.00 10.00 to 13.00 COMMENT: Some good cows $1 -higher. Heavy steers, calves and yearling steers $1 to $2.50 higher. Office Phone 567-6655 Highway 30, Hermiston . . . Pay cash! Lost & Found LOST: Miniature male dach shund on Heppner-Condon Hwy., Friday, Jan. 3, around 2 p.m. 384-3126. Rew ard. 47-48c LOST: Strayed or stolen. New Years Eve. An orange ladies riding coat. Will person who picked it up by mistake, please return to Beecher's Cafe or send to the address in the coat pocket. 47c 4. Help Wanted BABYSITTER wanted, from 3.30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. $5 per day. Ph. 422-7584. Twin boys, age 2. BABYSITTER wanted in my home. 4-12:30. 676-5847. 46tfc 6. Wanted , WANTED: Summer pasture for 500 pr. or part of. 422-7156 or 422-7282. 42tfc WANTED: Ranch ample for 200 cattle, phone 384-4273, Box 754. Condon. Ore. 43tp 7. For Rent FOR RENT: In lone, 1 bedrm. apt : also 1 studio apt. 422-7587. tfc FOR RENT: Frozen food lockers, old Mayflower Bldg., Hermiston. 567-5571, Mon. thru Fri. 42tfc 8. Services ALL TYPES OF Backhoe Work SAND 4 GRAVEL HAULING Wesley Wise IONE. ORE. 422-740$ 9. Livestock FOR SALE: Hogs: ready to butcher. Will deliver to Fol lett's Meat Co. Kelwayne Haguewood. 676-9759. 48-49p 12. Furniture, Appliances USED FREEZERS, refrig erators and ranges. Dean's Second Hand Store. 676-5018. 50c 13. For Sale FOR SALE: TV cable mem bership. $100. Available Jan. 24 676-99:59. nc C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam, Siarcraft. Caldwell and Mar lin boats. Mercury motors and EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567 8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam Hwy. 9tfc 14. Automotive Heppnerites A new or used car in your future? If so contact: Ed Wells at Keith Farley Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. 'The Walking Mans Friend Pendleton Ph. 276-7341 Home Phone 276-0576 FOR SALE: 1973 Harley Davidson TX-125; 600 miles, exc. condition. 422-7157. 46-47c FEEDER CATTLE Yearling steers 700-800 pds. 26.00 to 29.00 Steers 500-600 pds. 28.00 to 30. 10 Steers 350-450 pds. 25.00 to 27.00 Heifers 6OO-8O0pds. 23.00to24.00 Heifers 400-500 pds. 24.00 to 25.30 Don Wink, Mgr. Eve. 567-3111 Everett Snyder, Eve. 567-3170 Sale ring ( Public) 567-8708 MlllllllllllllllfflllHIWWMIWIWMMWSW Rilling fur small classified ads therefore, classified ads will be on cash in advance basis, unless customer has a regular commercial account with the Gaietle-Times. If so, classifieds will be billed monthly. The alternative is to raise the rates to cover rising Costs. Kates remain II for the first three lines of ad copy; 50c per line for each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, ft. 35 per column inch. Cards of Than, classified rate, min. $1.50. Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not reported within 7 days. 14. Automotive Farley THE CLOSER YOU LOOK. TNC BETTEK WE LOOK USED CARS: 1972 Pontine 3-seat sta. wgn., auto, trans., air cond., IS.li.S7 actual miles. I '172 Chev t dr. hardtop A clean unit. Air Cond. 1971 Pinto 1971 Chev. t-dr. hardtop Impala. air cond., power auto, trans. USED PICKUPS: 1973 Ford Courrier pickup 1973 International ' ton pickup. 2 wheel drive, t-speed. 11.647 actual miles 1972 CMC ton pickup 4 s 4 easy hitch and elec. brake 1971 International 4xl'1i ton flat bed 19711 Scout, half cab l9 Jeppstcr Commando Wgn , I'Nix Ford , ton 1x4 I I International Ivl'i ton flat bed. 16 ft. bed and stock rack only, good cond. I'lTii Scout, half rah l9 Jeppsler Commando Wgn I'Mitt Ford 1 ton txl FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTIAC BUCK FORD CMC TRUC KS May and Chase, Heppner Phone 678-91 16 FOR SALE: 1974 Pinto, air cond. 4 speed. Want small eipiity: take over pmts. 676 9645. 47Hp FOR SALE: 1973 Chev. ',. ton Cheyenne Special 4x4 pickup. I'S. PB. AT and Air Cond . -'."j.'too miles, with new motor. See at Batik of Eastern Oregon. Best offer. 47-4Hc 15. Real Estate FOR SALE: Home in town: 3 bdrms. 2 baths, dble garage w, storage. One half acre with corral and sm. barn. $28,500. 676-9939. 45p FOR SALE: New homes. Valley View Estates. 100 per cent financing available. Call Darl Hagey. 676-9121 or 676 5562 . 43tfc APPLICATIONS are now being accepted for apart ments at Evergreen Terrace. Contact Darl Hagey, 676-9121 or 676-5562. FOR SALE: 2-bedroom home, single bath, full basement, new roof and paint job, also central heating system. With in city limits, close to school and shopping. Ph. 676-9116. . 36tfc FOR SALE: House at 355 Linden Way; 2 bdrms, separate shop; shown even ings by appt. Call Dennis D. Doherty, 676 9456. 46tfc FOR SALE: Duplex, income property, 676-9105. 47c WtVi In Morrow County very Mondty Starrett's ;w Decor Center :Hti Coll KIT. MARTIN CollKt for Appolntmtnt 37-5324 Is expensive. Effective Nov. I 16. Mobile Homes VISTA VILLAGE Mobile Home Sales Repossession t74 GOVERNOR 12x60 lipout All-Gas Take over payments on approved credit. 4118 WESTSIDE (across from Wooley's Motors) RUSTY PRIEL 276-4388 ARMAND WOOLEY 276-1682 ARROW CHEVROLET Mobile Homes Security Traveler Champion Buddy Rex Circle J Horse Trailer 2280 SW Court PI. Pendleton Phone Collect 2765fla ttinnttHinnmiimiimniimnnnnnBiia Specialists In Track-layer Tractor Repair Automotive Welding We handle truck hoists, beds and racks, both factory and custom-built: tractor cabs and gooseneck type trailers Air Conditioning B & C Repair Shop 122-7 UH CLEOCIIILDERS IONE 122 7123 Blllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CATTLE BUYERS NEEDED NOW No buying experience neces sary. Train to buy cattla, hogd and sheep. The growing live stock industry needs qualified buyers. A good aptitude is re quired for today's competitive markets. rou should have a farm or agricultural background. Must enjoy working with livestock. Good earnings . . . secure fu ture ... for those who quality. Write today with your personal background and qualifications Include: name, age, address A phone number. We will arrange an interview for you, near your home town. No phone calls, please. AMERICAN CATTLE CO. 175 W.Jackson Blvd. 614 Chicago, Illinois 60604 Patients admitted to Pio neer Memorial Hospital last week were David Panter, Ella Adlurd. Donovan Cox and Betty Spaulding, all of Hepp ner. Dismissed was Anthony Tirnasky. Heppner. lMN.tlrtt HERMISTON NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY r!v en. pursuant to OKS 294.101, that a meeting of the Budget Committee of Morrow County School District of Morrow County, Slate of Oregon, will be held at the School District Office in Lexington on the 21st of January, 1!5, at 7:3(1 p.m., for the purpose of receiving the budget message and the budget document of said district for the fiscal year I97.V76. This is a public meeting where deliberations of the Budget Committee will take place, and any person may appear and discuss proposed programs with the Budget Committee at that time. A copy of the budget document will be available at the School District Office in Lexington. M TTIIEW P. DOHERTY. Budget Officer. Morrow Comitv School Dist. f Published Jan. It. 197 OREGON' CIRCUIT COURT MORROW COUNTY PKOIHTE DEPARTMENT NO. 1711 In the Matter of the Estate of Rl( IIVRDT. MEADOR. Deceased NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Vol ice Is hereby ghen that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Repre sentatie of the above eslute. All persons having claims against the estate are requir ed lo present Ihem to the undersigned Personal Rep resentative at the offices of Robert B. Ahrams. 271 N. Main Street. Heppner, Oregon 97h:is. within four months after the date of first publication of this notice. Dated and first puhlishi-il this Mh day of January. 1975. INEZ E. MKMMlIt Personal Kcprcsfiilutivc P.O. Box I2. llcppner. Oregon 97x !ti Published .Lin. 9. Hi. 23. I'll'. U.S. Department of griruliiire Fm est Scrv ice Portland. Oregon I.WDEXC IIWGENOTH E VOIR E is hcrchv given tli.it Kinua Corporation has m.ole application under the I of M il i ll '.'ii, I'll;'. ;t amended in; l s ( . in-,, ixi.i t e fhange the following describ ed lands on the Umatilla Vilinn.il Forest: Willamette Meridian T. (IS., It. 2IE. I Wheeler County): Section 27. Lots 3, and I: Section H, E'j.NE' i. T. IIS.. R. 2i;E. (Morrow County): Section II. W'jSE'i; Section .Hi. E',. NW',VW',. SE'.NW,',. SW, T. OS., R. 27E. (Morrow County): Section I. N'jSW,; Section 9. NW',: Section 2fi. W.VW',. VW'iSW,: Set lion 27. NE'i NE'i. SW , SW'i. SE'iSE'i. Section 2X. SE'iSE',: Section 33. El,. NE'i. SE'i: Section 31. N4 NE'i. SE'i, VE' i T. 7S.. R. 2IE. (Wheeler County): Section 2, SW'i NE'i. N'jSE'i. SE'iSE'i T. 7S R. 25E. (Wheeler County): Section I. Lots 3 and I. S'a NW'i, SE'i SW'i, V.', SE'i; Section 2. Lot I, SE'i NE' i. N'SW',. SE'i; Section II. N'jNE'i. E'SE'i; Sec tion 12, E'-jNW'i. SW'iNW'i. W'jSW' i ; Section II. N'jN'a: Section 15. NE'i NE'i. S'2 NE'i, NE'iSE'i; Section IB. All: Section 17. SW'i NE'i SE'i NW'i. K'jSW'i. S'a SE' i ; Section Iti. Lot 2. SE' i NW'i. S'jNE'i. E'jSW'i. NW'iSE',. S'jSE'i; Section 19, N'jNE'i, NE'i NW'i. NE'iSE'i: Section 20, E'j NE'i, NE'i. NW'i containing 4,(121.29 acres, more or less, for National Forest land in the Umatilla National Forest described as follows: Willamette Meridian T. S S., R. 2BE. (Morrow County): Section 31, Lot 3, NE'iSW'i T. 6 S R. 23E. (Wheeler County): Section 29, SW'i NE'i, NW'iSE'i; Section 31, SW iSE' i T. 6 8., R. 24E. (Wheeler County): Section 13, E'jSE' , ; Section 24, Lot 4; Section 25, SE'i; Section 29, Lot 4. SE'i SW i . 8' iSE' i ; Section 30, Lot 4, SE'i; Section 31, NE'i, NE' iSE' i ; Section 32. Lots 1. 2, 3, and 4 T. 6 8., R. 25E. (Morrow Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Jan. 9, 1975 Public Notices NOTICE OF IIONI) SALE ' County): Section 18, NW't NE'i, Lot 4; Section 19, NE'i NW'i; Section 20. 8'SW'i, SU'iSK't; Section 27, SE'i SW'i: Section 2S. SSE'ii Section 29, SW i NW'i, NW' i SW i , ; Section III). Lot 4. SE1 1 SW' i ; Section 31. NE' NW i i Section .14, NE'i NW'i , T. 6 S., It. 26 E. (Morrow County): Section 4. SW'i SW',; Section 5, SW'i NE'i! Section H. NW i NW i ; Section 9, SK'iNE'i; Section 15, N'jSW'i. SK'iSW'ii Section It). Lot 4: Section 20, SE'i NE'i T. 7 S.. H. 2:iE. t Wheeler County): Section 2, Lot 2; Section :i. NW'iSE'i: Section !l. SE'i. SW'i: Section 17. N" NE'i; Section III, Lot 4, NE'i SE',. S',SE'i T. " S It. 2IE, (Wheeler Comity); Section .V lots 3 and I. SE' i SW , ; Section 2". SW' i NW'i: Section 2K. SE',NE'i containing Ml."7.:il acres, more or less, Person claiming said prop erties or having valid objec tions to the proposed exchange must file their claim or objections with the Regional Forester. U. S. Forest Sen ice. P.O. Box :uV.':t. Portland. Bond Numbers Maturity Bond Numbers Maturity Oregon H7,lix. within 30 days I -1 -1 n 12 l-l lifW after dale of the first publica- 2 I I 1977 (3-15 I l-t!i7 tiou of this notice. 3 I I I97N . II, IK M-I'i'ix I ll-l'17'l ii..2 l-llli'i'l Published Dec. 2. f7l: Jan. 5 . l'ixo ,v.Mi l-l -2immi 1, 9, Iti. 1975, I I I'lXI sMiii I I 2IWI "'X-9 III'MCJ f,.fi I-I-2IHI2 Mi ll I .'l.x;l 65 HX I I JlMiJ )T??n?sf V'-sgNl 1213 I I 1'ixl 6-1.73 I I 2ini yZfdlimr ii hi H-nx.-. i t-:m in-1 T i-ii'ixh 79s:t i -1 -2mm Hi low Prec. . l'tx7 HIS!) l-l -2wi7 Tucsd.iy 41 22 lll'iss !M.93 I-I-.'ihih Wednesday 44 3(1 .01 ..n'l Willi I I 2W Thursday 41 25 M-itew IH2-IUN l- -2(itti r",Ml',v 3; 2K27 I-M99I HI91IJ U 1-21111 S.,nmlav 45 35 ,17 3s.:m I-M992 116-123 II 21112 Sunday 4H 35 02 ;.:U --3 121-131 II2111:: u 14 M 3l:ifi liiwi ix'iix t 121111 T,l""l'n 47 31 02 37;t'l 1-1-1995 139 115 I-I2III5 Pni ipitatinii fur the mouth ol Oi'c was I 07 inches. Nnniial is I 38 Dec. 1973. 3 5.1 iiii-hes ni ram Total rainfall lor 1'CI lo Tn inches Normal. I t 2H Pi ti- (or !'C;I was l(i 3i UK lll S PN Bel! office near completion Construction of an addition tn Pacific Northwest Bell's enniimiiiily dial office on Oiase St is Hearing comple tion sa I'M! Manager Dale Slii-lirr MiCoi mack Construclion "i nl IViiilli'ton has worked mi the prii'cl since mid Nuii iiilit r I'M! assigned it lo MiCoi iii.ii k alter the con--ti in ihiii company turned in a hm Iml i. $1.7115 ithi 1 'companies imolvcd in tin- public holding were E. E Sit iiilichi o( Rend w ith a hid of $4)1.7(10 . Hay Kenny Con struction Co of Ontario wild $57. inn and Holmes & Egan General Contractors of Salem with SUH.7!Hi Highlighting the exterior of the expanded building will he a tun toned beige painted design featuring bold geo metric lines and a symbolic hell, Siiisher says. County officers sworn At 9 a m. Monday morning County Clerk Sadie I'arrish swore into office County Commissioners Warren Mc Coy and Homer Hughes. McCoy replaces Waller I Lives, who served two of his lour year term and resigned because of ill health. Hughes was elected to another four-year term in the November election. Also sworn into office were Everett Harshman. newly elected county assessor, and Dennis Doherty, Morrow County district attorney. Art show at high school Heppner High School has an art show from Ihe University of Oregon Musuum of 'Art Statewide Services Program. "Nostalgia, USA" is the title of the show, which consists mainly of black and white drawings, prints and photo graphs done by artists foi federal works programs dur ing depression years. The exhibit was brought and installed by Statewide Ser vices Jan. 3 and will remain until Jan. 30. It will be open to the public Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 until 8:30 o'clock without charge. SEALED bids will be received by the undersigned until S:00 o'clock P.M., on the 20th day of January, 1975, at the office of the Town Recorder In the City Hall of Lexington, Oregon, and Immediately thereafter publicly opened, In the Council Chamber! at said City Hall, for the purchase of an Issue of Bonds of the Town of Lexington, Morrow County, Oregon, In the aggregate principal amount of It IS.OOO.OO par value. The proceeds of the Bonds will be used to acquire, construct, repair, f xlend and Improve the water syslcni of said, Town of Lexington, Oregon, The Bonds are to be In the denomination of tl45.OO0.iM) each, dated October I, l75, or the date of delivery at the option of the purchaser, and nhall bear Interest at the rate not to exceed 3 percent annum, payable semi-annually on January I and July I, beginning January I, 197.1. The Farmers Home Administration has agreed lo purchase the Bonds if no acceptable bid is received, la the event the Farmer Home Administration purchases the Bonds, or any portion thereof, the Bonds so purchased may be in the form of one or more Installment Bonds and shall bear such dates and be Issued In such principal installments as the Town Council may hereafter provide by Ordinance. Said Bonds will be sold tn the highest responsible bidder and for not less than their par value anil the entire a mount f accrued Interest thereon, and lo the bidder uffrring the lowest effective Interest rate to the Town, taking Into consideration and account Mich premiums as are offered by the bidder in connection with the purchase of the Bonds. It Is Interest being computed to the respective maturity dales. The bid must contain a stalrmeut uf the net interest runt under (he terms of the bid. The Bonds will mature serially in numerical order as follows: ThrJRnnHs will be issued pursuant to the Charter of the Tow 11 of l.rxinglon. Both principal and interest are paxiililr al Ihe office of Ihe Town Recorder. Lexington, Oregon. The Bonds will be General Ohligullims of the Town nf Lexington, and will be additionally secured by a nlnli'.c ol lin net reemies of Ihe water system of sjnl Town ol I exinulou In the eienl Ihe Farmers Home Administration pun buses Ihe Bonds, such Bonds will be redeemable at the option of Ihe Town at any time in Intersr numerical order. rrrlifird or cashier's check of or on a bank doim; business in Ihe Slate of Oregon payable to the Town of Lexington in Ihe amount of two (2) per cent of par value of (he Bonds offered for sale is lo accompany Ihe proposal, The Bonds will be delivered In Portland, Oregon, either to tiie purchaser or a designated agrnl a soon utter the sale s practical. The Town of Lexington will make Ihe award of the Bonds al .Vfsi o'clock P.M. January 20. 1975. but reserv e the I'iulit lo reject any or all proposals received. The approving legal opinion of Messrs. Ilaiikin. VVaKh Ragen anil Roberts. Attorney sal Law, Portland, Oregon, will he supplied In the successful bidder together wlii (lie opinion of said counsel us lo Ihe lax status of said Bonds The office of the Town Recorder . Town of Lexington, is (lie place where copies uf Ihe Ordinances uulhoi litig the sale ol Ihe Bonds and Ihe Statement of Essential Facts com eiomg Ihe Town of Lexington, may be obtained In those prisons, til ins mid corporations interested in obtaining copies (hereof 11 V ft I ESI) VI lill Town Recorder, Tow n of Lexington .Morrow Counly. Oregon Date of Flrsl publication Jan, 7. 1973. Dale of last publication Jan. IK, 1975. win: While f 1 .93 Red ' Barlev "Heading for IONE. OREGON LIVE MUSIC Come and enjoy the rhythm of the DEPOT TOO Just organized 9-2 a.m. Sunday Specials Prime Rib Roast $5.50 Honey Buttered Chicken $2.25 u fill. Ian. July and Aug, $ I 12. 1 .111. 1137.7(1 Jan. Beecher's
