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Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank all our
family and friends for making
our 50th anniversary such a
wonderful day.
To all who sent gifts, cards
and calls, a special thank you.
Also, a special thanks to
Hone Wyman. Pat Prock,
Nadine O'Brien, Betty Mc
fiwen and all the hospital
employees and friends for the
money tree.
It was a wonderful day for
us
MR. AND MRS.
FRANK CONNOR
To all my friends and
neighbors, many thanks for
gifts, flowers, cards and all
the kindnesses extended me
during mv recent surgery.
STANLEY COX
I believe the worth of a
man's life is measured by the
friends he leaves, and the
greatest gift Art could have
given me is these friends.
Thank you all for your many
kindnesses, your sympathy
and comfort, the beautiful
flowers and cards. I will
always treasure your concern
for us.
God bless you and keep you
safe and well.
ALICE VANCE
I would like to thank my
friends and relatives for the
cards, flowers, letters, gifts
and their prayers during my
recent stay in the hospital. I
also wish to thank Dr. Wolff
and the ambulance staff from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital to
Pendleton. Also my heartfelt
thanks to Erma Kiethly for
her care to my home and
' everything. God bless every
one. SARA ADKINS
2. Notices
Heppner Lions '
fclub meets 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays
of each month
at 6:45 a.m. Break
fast meeting. Wagon
Wheel. Cliff Green, Pres.
17tfc
WILL BUY crippled, retired
and spoiled horses. Rex Eng
lish. Ph. 567-6065. life
YOU can steam clean carpets
professionally clean with new
portable RINSE N VAC.
Rent at Case Furniture Co.
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
For emergency ph. 676-5032.
LOSE weight safe. fast, easy
with the Diadax plan reduce
fluids with Fluidex. Murray's
Pharmacy. 50-6p
LECITHIN! Vinegar! B6!
Kelp! Now all four in one
capsule, ask for FB6. Mur
ray's Pharmacy. 50-10p
HEPPNER SWIM ASSOC. is
having the Spring Rummage
Sale: for pickup call: Arbo
gasts. 676-5058: J. Jones.
676-5021 : or Biddies. 676-9247.
Pickup will be on Wed. eves,
onlv. ltfc.
4. Help Wanted
CITY OF IONE needs a city
recorder. Anyone interested in
the position should contact the
mayor or one of the council
men before Feb. 22. lc
APPLICATIONS are being
accepted for the position of
school bus driver. The neces
sary forms are available at
the Heppner bus shop and the
County School office, Lexing
ton, lc
6. Wanted
WANTED: Camera tri-pod in
good condition for 35mm
camera. Ph. 676-9228. 54p
WANTED: Any house to buy
in 'Lexington. Contact Al
Vinson, 989-8457, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
7. For Rent
FOR RENT: In lone, 1 bedrm
apt; 1 studio apt. and 1-2
bedrm apt. 422-7587. tfc
mm
Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Feb.
8. Services
ALL TYPES OF
Backhoe Work
SAND & GRAVEL HAl LIN
Wesley Wise
IONE. ORE. 421-740
HANDYMAN will renovate
house for free rent. Exp. refs.
R. London. 563 River Rd..
Windsor. Ca. 95492. 2c
9. Livestock
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, good
quality second cutting. Have
truck, will haul. Box 437,
Irrigon. 922-3381. 51p
A I YEARLING and 2 yr.-old
range bulls. Hereford, cross
bred Hereford and Simmen
tal: cross-bred Hereford and
Limousin. 83 Ranch, Pilot
Rock. 443-6483. 49tfc
FOR SALE: 1st cutting
alfalfa hay. Jim Bloodsworth.
676-9706. lp
TO GIVE AWAY: black male
puppy. 9 mos. old. poodle
cocker cross, housebroken,
676-9157 days : 676-9284 eves. 2c
FOR SALE: milk cow. gentle,
good producer, freshens soon.
Anne Van Schoiack. 676-9797.
2c
TO GIVE AWAY: 2 female
pups, part cattle dog. Will be
medium sized. Must be given
aw ay or destroyed . 676-5822. lp
FREE PUPPIES. German
Shepherd cross. Sandy Mur
ray. 989-8128. lc
SPECIAL STOCK COW Sale:
Hormiston Livestock Auction.
Inc. Sat. Feb. 22. 120 head
Hereford & Black Bally cows.
These are 3 & 4 yr. old cows,
calving in Mar. and Apr.,
weighing looo pds. and better.
They will be sold in lots to suit
the buyers. Also. 100 head of
older Hereford cows with fall
calves at side. 50 head of
yearling steers and heifers. 50
head of calves weighing 300 to
4o pds . 50 butcher cows,
along with our usual run. For
inlnrmation call 567-3149. Sale
starts at 12.30. loth and E.
Main. Ilerniiston. Carson
Beers. Ilerniiston Livestock
Auction. Inc.. Hermiston. Ore.
10.. Farm, Garden
FOR SALE: 22 ft. Graham
Hoeme chisel plow : hydraulic
lift: good condition. Ken
Turner. 676-9710. 49tfc
Ft SALE: Alfalfa hay. in
shed, located 11 miles south of
Heppner. Albert Wright. 676
H734. ltfc
12. Furniture,
Appliances
FOR SALE: 10 cu. ft. chest
type freezer. $99.95. Dean's
2nd Hand Store. 676-5018. lc
BOOKS: We buy. sell and
trade. Dean's 2nd Hand Store.
676-5018. 52tfc
FOR SALE: Elec. stove. 40 in.
wide, with double oven. $25.
676-9495 after 5 p.m. lc
13.
For Sale
OIL STOVE & 100 gal. steel
tank for sale. Any reasonable
offer accepted. 676-5323. lp
FOR SALE: Olivetti elec. add
machine. 10-key. 1 yr. old, $50.
Jack White. 989-8164. 2c
C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam,
Starcraft, Caldwell and Mar
lin boats. Mercury motors and
EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567
8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam
Hwy. 9tfc
FREE: Young adult cat, great
mouser and gopher hunter.
676-5057. lc
FOR SALE
Service Station Business
Close out on all motorcycles
66 Merc. 4 DSD
Trailer equaliter. hitch
and mirrors
676-5800
20, 1975
Billing for small classified ads Is expensive. Effective Nov. I,
therefore, classified ads will be on a cash In advance basis,
unless customer has a regular commercial account with the
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remain $1 for the first three lines of ad copy; SOc per line for
each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, $1.35 per
column inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. $1.5.
Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not
reported within 7 days.
13. For Sale
AM WAY PRODUCTS: Call
676-5007 after 6 p m.
14. Automotive
9
1
Ford Motor Company
Announces a
"No Nonsense"
Customer cash rebate
program (luring
Jan. IK to Fro. 2X. 197S
Rebates from
1-1MI (o I ".mi
I SKI) CARS:
l7. Ruick l.aSahre. 4-dr. sdn.
fully equipped with air.
I MT:' Ponliar Calalina. I dr.
sedan, all power & air cond.
Kuick Elcctra. loaded
21. XI actual miles.
I'iTi I'ontiac 3-seat sta. wgn..
auto, trans., air cond.
I Mix: actual miles.
I'tTI Chev. 4-dr. hardtop
linpala. air cond.. power
aulo. trans.
1 SKI) PICK I PS:
Ford - ton 11.
low mileage
it;:' gmc 's ton pickup I x i
easy hitch and elec. brake
I'tTI International il3i ton
flat bed
I'lTti Scout, half cab
I'm, 'i .leppslcr Commando W gn
IK I t bed and stik rack only.
Hood cond.
I'l.Vifhev. pickup. Practically
new hod and stock racks.
( lean as a hounds tooth.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC-BLICK
FORD
CMC TRUCKS
May and Chase, Heppner
Phone (7(-lll
mmmitMrmnntwuHH$flMHi
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
422-7409
CLEO GUILDERS
IONE 422-7423
: neppnerues .;
A new or used car in '
your future? ' ',
If so contact:
i Ed Wells
: Keith Farley ;
! Chrysler Plymouth Inc. ;
I'The Walking Mans Friend" '
Pendleton " Ph. 278-7341'
Home Phone 276-45t ; '
Farley
THE CLOSED YOU LOOK,
THE BETTER Wt LOOK
is
iiiiaMHiainMumtii a
WiTt in Morrow count
very tiondsy
Starrett's
Decor Center9""
Coll 374324 I
muARTis . I
CollKtfor JS 1
. AppoMmtrd . mUISTON
15. Real Estate
FOR SALE: 5-bdrm. house;
carpel and drapes, Ig. kit. w.
dishwasher; separate dining
rm: Franklin fireplace; gar
ngo: partial bsmt; fenced
back yd; newly painted &
roofed! 676-5042. tfc
FOR SALE: New homes.
Valley View Estates. 100 per'
cent financing available. Call.
Darl Hagey. 676 9121 or 676
5562. 43tfc
2- RDRM. HOUSE. Workshop
$5500. Call 206-693-1531 after
p m Mon. thru Fri. Ask for
Terry. 53c
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
HOUSE FOR SALE: New.
3- bdini. in Heppner. nearing
completion. 676 9141. 2tc
16. Mobile Homes
VISTA VILLAGE
Mobile Home Sales
Repossession
U7I GOVERNOR
UxKO tipout
All-Gas
Take over
payments on
approved
credit.
4118 WESTSIDE
across from Wooley's
Motors)
RUSTY PRIEL27M388
ARMAND WOOLEY
276-1682
ARROW
CHEVROLET
Mobile Homes
Security Traveler
Champion
Buddy
Rex
Circle J Horse Trailer
2280 SW Court PI.
Pendleton
Phone Collect 27i55flft
QOOOOQOOOOOOO
HintS by Jo
( in k Norrnr has this weeks
hint: for paint touch-lips,
use a piece of sponge
rubber dipped in the paint.
No fuss or muss: no
cleanup! And for paint,
(.lidden Spied Satin. Send
us your household hints for
use in our ad.
Special
this week
Paneling
odds & ends
Take all at 3.29
Reg. 4.49
PETTYJOHN'S
Farm &
Building Supply
676-9157
ttuuonmnnnrinniiTiTnTiTHT
y i
i n.
Backhoe
Service
Dig Irrigation Ditches
Excavating
Insinuation of Septic Tank
and Drain Fields
Gravel, Dirt Hauling
Experienced
BONDED and LICENSED
PETTYJOHN'S
FARM AND
Rl'll.DKR SUPPLY
Heppner
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C105E-0UT
1-4 OmsJ IstW
Wfil (AM
iysm rsr
1-1 fl. Caastfa $jj
l-ttktaasaaw
Hoc pta mont3Zi
l-41h.CsslH
vyihing but
nKord J2J
nsss AVAJUMI
fiTfi-fUot Heppner
ear eraa Has
Full i in.
mahogany piutcling
Ixsft. sheet-ll
We hate a complete
line of building
and glass nerds
EVANS
LUMBER YD.
Lexington
Too Late to
Classify
CORNER I.OT: Barrett Rlvd
ti Gilnmrc St . served by city
wa'rr and sewer 67fi-9ti'i3 for
liirilicr details l
Hi I ow I'rer.
UHlncsdav 5i 40
niiirsday S4 .15 .18
Friday 41 27
Saturday 41 21
Sunday W ' .
Mnn.l.iy 11 2
Tnesd.n 47 21) HI
SiiiiiI.iv one inch of siium
Legion
honors
leaders
A large crowd was present
at the American l-egion and
Auxiliary meeting Jan. 20 to
honor Juanita Murchison and
Iiis ("hadwick, department
and district presidents, and
District Commander Ira
Heeves and Mrs Reeves.
Following a polluck dinner,
meetings were held and new
members initiated. Several
projects for the coming
months were discussed.
Feb. 17. the I-egion and
Auxiliary held their monthly
meeting and potluck dinner at
the legion Hall at 7 p.m.
legionnaires had a building
repair work party early this
month and have the building
in better shape.
Three more service person
nel received cookies this
month baked by Auxiliary
members.
Valentine
banquet
A valentine sweetheart ban
quet in conjunction with a
Speed the Light Rally was
held at the First Assembly of
God Church, Pendleton, Sat
urday by the Christ Ambas
sadors of the Blue Mt. area.
The Rev. Ormel Chapin of
Salem, who is Oregon Dist,
CA. President, was in charge
of the rally. The guest speaker
was Missionary David Godwin
of Panama.
Reports were given from the
various churches of the area
on Speed the Light offerings
over the year. A total of close
to $10,000 was reported. Speed
the Light is a National
Assembly of Cod youth pro
gram which provides motor
vehicles of all kinds to speed
the light of the gospel in other
lands.
Public
IN'THF.tllUTITCOl'HT
OF TIIF. STATK OF OHKGON
FOH TIIK COUNTY OF
MOIlltOW
I'HOHATF. DKI'T.
NO. I7.5!
NOTICK TO INTKKKSTKI)
I'F.HSONS
Probate proceedings In the
estate of Wale ( . Crawford,
deceased, are now pending In
(he above entitled court,
u herein Hollo W. Crawford,
the undersigned, has been
appointed and has qualified as
the personal representative of
said estate. All persons having
claims axninst said estate
hereby are required to present
them, in due form and
properly verified, within four
mouths after the date of the
first publication of this notice,
hs slated below, to the under
signed at the following add
ress mm designated as the
place for the presentation of
claims, to-wit: Hollo W.
( niwtoi d. P.O. :tn:l, lone. Ore.
7M:i.
HOI.I.OCHAWFOKI).
Personal Hepresrntallve
of the estate of the above
named decedent,
ITFK & DOIIKKTV,
Attorney s for estate of the
ahoe named decedent.
Published Feb. . t:t. 20, lS.
NOTICK OF IIFAHING
Notice is hereby given that
the City of llrppner Planning
Com mission will hold a public
hearing on a Conditional I'se
Permit Application for Mor
row County for a .Medical
Clinic.
The healing will be Tuet
d.t. February 25. 19 J
p.m.. at City Hall. Heppner.
Oregon.
CITY OFHF.PPNF.lt
J. F. SM FF.NF.V,
Mayor
IIFPPNFH PLANNING
COMMISSION
lt0l I.PKTFHSON.
Chairman
Published Feb. IS, 173.
IN TIIF CIHCt ITCOl'HT
OK Til F STATK OF OH FGON
FOH TIIF COl'NTY OF
MOHHOU
Probate Dept. No, 171
Fsluie of
Clara F. Kinraid. Deceased
NOTICK TO INTFItFSTFO
PFItSONS
Probate proceedings In the
esliile of Clara F, Kinraid, de
ceased, are now pending In the
iilHue entitled court, wherein
Joseph Mason, the undersign
ed has been appointed and has
ipialiried as the personal rep
resentative of said estate. All
persons having claims against
said estate hereby are requir
ed to present them, in due
(cirui. w itliin four months after
the date of the first publication
ol this notice, as stated below,
to the undersigned at the
following address now desig
nated as the place for the
presentation of claims, to-wit:
Joseph Mason. IU Calaroga
Terrace, IHW N.F. 2nd. Port
hind. Ore. S72I2.
All persons whose rights
may be affected by the said
probate proceedings may ob
tain additional information
from the records of the court,
the undersigned personal re
presentative or the latter's
attorney who Is Winter A
lloherty. P.O. fUix MZ, Hepp
ner. Oregon 7K:tS, phone
KTIWM.V..
JOSFPII MASON
Personal Representative of
the estate of the above
named decedent.
HIM Calaroga Terrace,
I too N.F. 2nd. Portland
Oregon 97232.
WINTER A DOIIERTY
attorneys for estate of the
above named decedent.
Published Feb. 13,20, 27, 1975.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
BIDGET HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Governing
llody of Morrow County
School District, County of
Morrow, State of Oregon, will
be held at the District Office in
Lexington on the 4th day of
March, I!I7I5 at 7:30 p.m. for
the purpose of discussing with
interested persons the budget
for the fiscal year beginning
July I, 197.1 and ending June
.10. 1076.
The budget summary was
published In the Heppner
Notices
(iaelte-Times on February
ii:,v ,
A ropy of (he budget
document may be inspected
or obtained al the District
Office between Hie hours of
H:imi ii. m. and 1:311 p.m.,
Monday through Friday,
Attest: Wallace II. Wolff.
Chairman
Matthew P. Dohei ly,
Hudget Officer
Published Feb. 20. t.V
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propoaals for the
construction of Water System
Improvements. Phase 3. ad
dressed to The Honorable
Max or and Council, City of
llrppner, Oregon, will be
received al the offlre of The
City Hall, Heppner, Oregon,
until !:(Ni p.m.. on the 17th day
of March. m. Bids will then
be publicly opened and read.
The work consists of site
improvement and construc
tion of a J.ia.ooA gallon reser
voir, construction of two
booster pump stations, con
struction of an automatic
control system for thrie
booster pump stations and
three of the existing City
wells, and repair work on City
Reservoirs.
Plans and specifications
nniy be examined in the office
of the City Recorder, llrpp
ner. Oregon, or at the offlre of
Stephen ('. Anderson and
ssorlales. Consulting Engi
neers. Valley Realty Building.
Island City. Oregon. A ropy of
said Document may be
obtained alter February 21th.
117V at the Engineers Office
at P.O. Box I toi. LsGrande.
Oregon. HKIfl. for a deposit of
twenty -fit e dollars. Twenty
dollars of the deposit will be
returned II the Contrsrt Docu
ments are returned In good
condition within 10 days after
the opening of bid.
Bidders must be prequall
fled In compliance with appli
cable parts of Chapter 279 of
Oregon Revised Statues.
Preqiialifiratlon forms, com
pletely filled out. shall be
mailed to the office of the
Consulting Engineer. P.O.
Box l lol. l.aGrande, Oregon,
ft'xjo. fle days prior to
submitting a bid.
Work under this Contract
shull be completed within ISO
calendar days after rrcelting
written "Notice to Proceed".
Dated Feb. 2. 117).
CITY OF ItFPP.NFH,
OltFfiON.
Hx JERKY SWEENEY,
MWOIt,
Published Feb. 13. I7.Y.
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
week were: Alice l.uttrell.
Inez Gentry. Fred Harrison,
and Lillian Reardslry, all of
llrppner.
Dismissed were Donna
Shorts. Spray: Samica Nam
chin k. Dale Munkers. Richard
Johnston. Inez Meador, and
James Springer, all of Hepp
ner Columbia
directors
The Columbia Basin Elec
tric Coop board of directors
mel Feb. 6 to study several
mailers.
A delegate and the manager
are to attend the Ruralite
Services annual meeting on
March 27 at Portland to sit In
on discussion of plans of
Ruralite lo construct a new
building at Fores Grove. The
coop would be obligated to
make a loan to Ruralite for Its
share of the costs.
Directors heard manager
Dave Harrison tell of plana to
make the final capital credit
payment of 114,265.71 for the
years 1961 2-3 in May of this
year.
Approval of the January
capital credits payments to
decedent estates of the area
was made for $3,474.36.
Attorney Herman Winter
presented a plan to the
directors to study the possibi
lity of changing director
districts and eliminating the
confusing three "directors at
large" as at present. Kenneth
Smouse, lone, Kenneth Wri
ght, Ruggs, and Walt Jaeger,
' Mayville, were appointed to a
committee to work out details
to recommend to the board.
Help on
tax refund
Hi'vetnie department direc
tor John J. 1ilMlcll says that
two requirements under the
homeowners nnd renters
property tux refund program
need further clarification.
lite firs! concerns tern
nortiry nlwence from Oregon
liy tenters. The second is
whether homeowners who
Imitghl homes during the year
can nlso receive rem refunds.
Ihdoll snys. "Some rent
ers, usually studenls, may
have been out of stale nt the
end of 1074 nnd were not
paying rent. These people are
eligible for refunds if th'ey
returned lo Oregon for the
next qunrler of school or, II
graduated, for a job "
Ixitxloll stressed that if they
have established residence
outside (h'egon and do not
return to this stale, they are
not entitled lo renters projr
ty tax refunds
The revenue director also
anvs persons owning homes at
the end of the year must file
refund claims as homeowners.
The law provides for claiming
a refund ns either homeowner
or renter, not both. Residents
of mobile homes are an
exception
He adds that administrative
rules of the department set
Dec. 31 as the dale for
determining filing status.
Persons who, on Dec, 31,
were:
I, homeowners must file
refund claims as homeowners.
2 renters must file refund
claims as renters,
3 renters (temporarily out
of state) can still file refund
claims as renters.
bilxtcll suggests that any
one having questions about
these or other requirements of
the program call the nearest
office of the Department of
Revenue as listed tn the w hite
pages of telephone books,
Columbia Basin
expands service
There were many line
changes In 1974 for Columbia
Rastn Electric Coop through
out the service area as the
Coop had one of its busiest
years ever.
Many new servico. nnd
members were added " in
Morrow County. There was
10 4 miles' of new line Install
ed Approximately 9 8 miles of
line was removed to non
revenue lines which had been
vacant many years in that
county, There was a net gain
of 95 new services in Morrow
County.
In Gilliam county, few new
member were added during
the year and there was a net
loss of one member served for
the year in Ihe county. There
was 18 ! miles of Idle vacated
removed and 19 miles of new
line lo new members installed
in that county In 1974
In Ihe Wheeler county area,
Columbia Basin ran 4 32 miles
of new line and removed 6
mile of line, There was a net
gain of 12 new electric
service in Wheeler county.
WHEAT PRICES
W hile
Red
Bar lev
II UN Feb. Mar
3. S3 July A Aug
UflFrb A Mar
I I0.5O Feb. A Mar
Basin
meet
Harrison reported on con
tinued good work of meter and
technical consultant Everett
McKenzie. With records ob
tained from his work, it was
learned that the new BPA
"penalty rate" alone at the
Sand Hollow Substation would
cost Columbia Basin about
$12,480 a year. As a result of a
study by the manager, the
hoard has taken action to
cancel the BPA lease at the
Sand Hollow Substation which
will save about $4,740 a year.
The board was told of
potential large increases in
the general liability insurance
at the next renewal date.
Sponsorship of the 4-H
leadership banquet for Gil
liam County waa approved.
Continuing sick leave prob
lems of employees and medi
cal Insurance coverage was
discussed at length.
It was announced that the
coop has a contractor's crew
working on the new 69KV lone
to Olex transmission line.
Framing of the poles was
begun last week and pole
setting is under way. A
substation is scheduled to be
constructed late this summer
near Olex, at the terminus of
the line.