Page R, THK GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Mar. 6, 1975
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Save money . . . Pay cash!
Phone 676-9228
Cards of Thanks
We wish lo extend our
sincere thanks to our friends
for the flowers, cards, masses,
fond and for the many
expressions of sympathy and
kindness during our loss.
We especially wish to thank
the staff of Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for their kindness.
THE FAMILY OF
Patrick (Gene) Doherty
Thank you for the letters,
gifts and cards during the
recent illness and loss of our
Moved molher and gran
mnther. IVAN AOLARD
DALE ADLARD
SHAWN ADLARD
We wish to thank the
merchants who were kind
enough to furnish trophies for
(he Hoppner Bowling Associa
tion. We are grateful to the
Bank of Eastern Oregon.
Ruggles-Boyce Insurance.
Soars. Morrow County Grain
Growers. Cal's Arco. Coast-to-Coast
.Store. Heppner
Laundromat and Bill Wea
thcrford. HEPPNER BOWLING ASSN.
I want to thank my family
and friends for the many
kindnesses shown me: for the
flowers, cards, calls and visits
during my recent stay at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
I also want to thank Dr.
Tibbies, the nurses and the
re?:t of the crew at the hospital
for the excellent care I
received while there.
I especially want to thank
Ronnie Young who came to
my aid w hen I called for help.
He deserves high praise. Also
my neighbor. Judy Handbury.
who aided me until the
ambulance arrived, and Ethel
Robinson who spent five days
with me after I returned
home. I am verv grateful to
all
EVA M.ROBINSON
1 Notices
Heppner Lions '
Gub meets 1st
and 3rd Tuesdavs
of each month
at 6:45 a.m. Break
fast meeting, Wagon
Wheel. Cliff Green, Pres.
17ttc
WILL BUY crippled, retired
and spoiled horses. Rex Eng
lish. Ph. 567-6065. ltfc
NOW you can steam clean
carpets the professional way
at a fraction of the cost with
RINSE-N-VAC. Rent at Case
Furinture Co. 20c
MENTAL HEALTH Heppner
of! ice hours: Tues. thru
Thurs.. 8:30-5. 676-9161. Irri
sjon office hours: Mon. & Fri..
9-4. 922-3357. Closed noon hour.
For emergency ph. 676-5032.
LOSE weight safe. fast, easy
w ith the Diadax plan reduce
fluids with Fluidex. Murray's
Pharmacy. so-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,
only. ltfc.
4. Help Wanted
HELP WANTED: lone swim
pool mgr: June through Aug.
Contact John Edmundson,
Principal. lone Schools, lone,
Ore.. 422-7131. 3c
WANTED: Woman for tem
porary house work. 676-5540.
3tf
5. Work Wanted
TREES and shrubs trimmed
and pruned, yards cleaned.
Ph. 676-5586or 422-7518. 6p
6. Wanted
WANTED: Any house to buy
in Lexington. Contact Al
Vinson, 989-8457, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
3p
WANTED: Camera tri pod in
good condition for 35mm
camera. Ph. 676-9228. 54p
1
6. Wanted
WANTED TO RENT: Sin.
House in Heppner area. Also
pasture for 2 horses. 421-3889,
Iing Creek 5p
7. For Rent
FOR RENT: In lone. 1 bedrm
apt: 1 studio apt. and 1-2
bedrm apt. 422-7587. tfc
8.
Services
AI L TYPES OF
Backhoe Work
S WO A OR FX H.UMV;
Wesley Wise
IONK.ORK.
422-740S
9. Livestock
FOR SALE: 9 head polled
Hereford service age range
raised bulls. Also clean Step
too seed barley. 676-9761 5c
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay. good
quality second cutting. Have
truck, will haul. Box 437.
Irrigon 922-3381. Sip
A I YEARLING and2.vr.-old
range bulls. Hereford, cross
bred Hereford and Simmen
tal: cross-bred Hereford and
Limousin. 83 Ranch. Pilot
Rock. 443-6483. 49tfc
10. Farm, Garden
FOR SALE: 22 ft. Graham
Hoeme chisel plow: hydraulic
lift: good condition. Ken
Turner. 676-9710. 49tfc
12. Furniture,
Appliances
BOOKS: We buy. sell and
trade. Dean's 2nd Hand Store.
676-5018. 52tfc
13.
For Sale
C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam,
S'arcraft, Caldwell and Mar
lin boats. Mercury motors and
EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567
8419, Hermiston-.McNary Dam
Hwv. 9tfc
FOR SALE
Serv ice Station Business
( lose out on all motorcycles
i Merc. 4 DSD
Trailer eii.i lier. hitch
and mirrors
676-5800
AMWAY PRODUCTS: Call
67; ."oo7 after 6 p.m.
Professionally clean your car
pets with new lightweight
Rinse-N-Vac steam cleaner.
Rent at Coast -to-Coast. 3c
FOR SALE: Large air cooler,
new. complete. $150. 676-5540.
3tf
FOR SALE: Electric Olivetti
adding machine, like new, $50.
676-5300. 3p
7 BUNDLES of larch shingles.
S50: 112 ft. aluminum boat
with oars, $1.50: 2 small gas
engines. $10 each; 1 Honda 300
motorcycle. $185. Ph. 676-5042.
3c
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: Factory -made
camper for short box pickup;
has propane stove, sink, etc.
676-5360. 3p
1950 WILLYS 2WD pickup,
excellent condition. 676-9752.
Rilling for sma II classified ads is expe nslve. Effective Nov. I,
therefore, classified ads will be on a cash in advance basis,
unless customer has a regular commercial account with the
Ganette-Times. If so, classifieds will be billed monthly. The
alternative is to raise the rates to cover rising costs. Rates
remain tl for the first three lines of ad copy; 50c per line for
eaeh line thereafter. Display classified advertising, 1 1,3 J per
column inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. $1.50.
Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not
reported within 7 days.
14. Automotive
Farley
THE CLOSER YOU LOOK,
THE BETTER WE LOOK
0
I SKI) CARS: Moving
l7.' Hoick l.aSabre. (Driver
Fd. l-dr. sdn, fully
equipped with air.
1172 Hook Ffectra, loaded
21, SIT actual miles.
W72 Pontiac 3-seat sta. wgn.,
autn. trans, air rond.
ts.fi.N7 actual miles.
I'lTI Chev. l-dr. hardtop
Impala. air cond. power
auto, trans.
I SKI) PICKUPS:
I'lTfi Ford 3( Ion Jxl.
low mileage
I'I72 ;MC '.. ton pickup 4 x 4
easy hitch and elec. brake
I '17 1 International Ixl'j ton
flat heri
l'i;u Scout, half cab
I 'mm .leppsier Commando Wgn
IK Ft. bed and stock rack only.
good cond.
1'iVU hex . pickup. Practically
new bed and stock racks.
( lean as a hounds tooth.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
POXTIAC Bl'ICK
FORD
CMC TRICKS
May and Chase, Heppner
Phone 676-91 IS
15. Real Estate
FOR SALE: New homes,
Valley View Estates. 100 per
cent financing available. Call
Darl Hagey. 676-9121 or 676
5")fi2 43tfc
llut sK FOR SALE: New.
'Ibdim. in Heppner. nearing
eniiiplHion. 676-9141. 2tc
16. Mobile Homes
H7n ALL ELECTRIC on pri
vate lot in Lexington. Take
over contract. 276-0835 or
27fi-4!88. tfc
ecceooccoo
Hints by Jo
(.als. here's an idea from
litilh Nutting for Mod
Podge. inMead of burning
the edge of the pictures,
use a birthday candle. See
us for all your Mod Podge
Supplies.
wufflunnuiiiiBiuwui
Special
this week
Pre-finished
Walnut
shelfboards
1x12x36 in. 2.09
All others
in stock
30 per cent
off
PETTYJOHN'S
Farm &
Building Supply
r.7-!ii.-7
Equipment Sale
Saturday, March 15
Richard Meador Estate
Heppner
Heavy EquipmentFarming Equipment
Tools & Miscellaneous
Complete listing next week.
Warner-Wellman Auction Agency
Phones 523-5141-523-3040
Baker, Oregon
raft
ROYSFN PAINTS
20 per cent
off
Wall paper
$2.10 a roll
EVANS
LUMBER YD,
Lexington !M!M.-,N
uimnnnHminnnimiiumiimwu
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
422-7 109
CLFOCHll.DF.RS
IONF. 422-7 123
iniiimmiiiiiiiiinminiiiiiiinimiiiiitrim.
Backhoe
Service
Dig Irrigation Ditches
Kxr.-ualing
Installation of Septic Tanks
and Drain fields
(.ravel. Mil l Hauling
Kxperienrrd
lioVOFDand LICENSED
PETTYJOHN'S
FARM AND
lUIIDEK SUPPLY
Heppner
Too Late to
Classify
i
FOR SALE: Cuppies. all:
sizes. 40 cents each. 676-926B
between 8 and 12:30a in. 5c'
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
past week were: Margaret
Wake. Mabel French and
Fred Harrison, Heppner: Leo
llolboke. lone, and Judy
Hampton. Kinzua.
Dismissed were Huth Mael,
Monument ; Burt Tucker,
Heppner; Barry Jones. Hepp
ner: Victoria Fisher, Lexing
ton. Harold Kerr, Heppner;
Alvin Owens, Fossil, and Matt
Greenup, Heppner.
Hi Low Prec.
Wednesday 49 27
Thursday 48 30 .19
Friday 63 36 .06
Saturday 55 38 '
Sunday 63 41 .04
Monday 49 38 '
Tuesday 48 34
Total Prec. for Feb
Normal is 1.16
In 1974 we had 1.39.
1.10
Public
NOTICE OF Bl'DC.ET
HEARING FOR IONK
LEXINGTON CKMFTFKY
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Notice Is hereby given that
the Budget Committee of the
lone-1 ,e Inglon Maintenance
District shall hold a public
hearing on the l973-f budget,
pursuant to ORS 294.106. on
March 19, in;.'., at the hour of
7:30 p.m., PDT. at (he lone
City Hall, lone, Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon, The complete
budget document may be
inspected al the offices of
Robert R. Ahrams. 271 N.
Main Street, Heppner, Ore
gon, during regular office
hours. The budget document,
or any portion of it, may be
obtained for $2.2.1 complete, or
'Scents per sheet, at the office
of Robert R. Abrams, Hepp
ner, Oregon, during regular
office hours.
DEAN III NT.
Chairman of the Hoard of
Directors of the lone
Lexington Cemetery
Maintenance District
Published March 6. 19,3
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICF.
The Morrow County Plan
ning Commission will hold
public hearings al X:im p.m.,
Monday. March 17. Ml" 5 at the
Morrow County Office af
Irrigon. Oregon concerning
the following:
1, Application by (', llrrwer
Co., Board in a ii. Ore. for a
one Change from Farm to
Farm Residential on portion
of the southeast corner of the
NF'i of Sec. !. T I N. It 38 E.
on Patterson Ferry Road,
located approximately 'j mile
south of the West Kxtension
Imitation Canal, also an
application for a Conditional
Use Permit to operate a
Mobile Home Park on the site.
2. Application by Kahler
Bros., Inc.. Portland. Oregon
to operate an asphalt plunl in
T I V R 21 F. Sec. 2.1. Tax Lot
inn. owned by the Stale of
Oregon and leasrd by Boeing,
al a site approximately 2 to 3
miles east of the Morrow
Gilliam County line, admit 1 (
mile south of llwy. SO.
All Interested persons ore
urged lo attend the hearing.
lOIII(ISL.(.RVFS.
Chairman. Morrow County
Planning Commission
Published March 6. PI7
NOTICF (IF Fit lG
xPIMK VIION FOR
CIIW.E l POINTOF
IMVFItMONOFU MI R
Notice is given herein lli.il
Oi eitmi Polalo, Inc., has filed
an application for the approv
al of a change in point of
(Incision of water from Col
umbia River.
Certificate of water right
issued lo Raymond Dunn &
William ,M ( lanualian and
recorded al page :.i;fixit, Vol
ume 2H. State Record of Water
Right Certificates, confirms a
right to the use of K.92 cubic
feet per second from Colum
bia River for the irrigation of
ill acre in SK'i NF'i. I I
acres in NF' i SW 1 1, 17.3 acres
in SW'i SW'i. ::;.! acres in
Si:1 1 SW t. .ili.o acres in NF' t
SK' 1.22.1 acresinNWiSF'i.
in. ii acres in SW SK',, :i!l.fi
acres in SK' i SK'i. Sec. 21:
2.I." acres in SW i NK' i. 17.0
acres in SK' i NF' i, H.O acre
in SW i W, 10 3 acre In
SK'i NWi and 10.0 acres in
NF'i SW'i. 40.0 acres in
NW,SW i. 37.5 acres in SW
SW i. 37. 1 acres in SK'( SW'i,
IKK acres in NK'i SK'i, 40.0
acres in NW' , SK' i. 20.0 acres
in SW'i SK'i and 0.7 acre in
SK'i SK' i. Sec. 22: 7.8 acres
in NF'i NK'i. 6.1 acre in
NWi NK" i. 3.3 acres In NK',
NW,, 2.3 acres in NW,
NW i. Sec. 2K, all Tp. 5 N R.
27 K., W.M.. with a dale of
priority of Sept. 23, lfi.
Water for this use is diverted
from a point located H090 ft. N.
and 5660 ft. K. from the SW
corner of Sec. 21. being within
the SW i NW i of Sec. 15, Tp.
'5 N.. It. 27 E W.M.
WtYt In Morrow County
very Monday
Starrett's
Decor Center"
when wi
KIT.UARW
Cofoctor
ir.nlntm.nt
rr
Notices
The applicant herein, owner
of the lands above described,
proposes to irrigate these
lands from a point of diversion
lo be located 23X0 ft. N. and 350
fl. F. from the SW rorner of
Sec. 13. being wilhin the NW i
SW , of Sec. 13, Tp.SN.. R.27
K.. W.M,
All persons Interested are
notified hereby that a hearing
will be held at the county
courthouse at Heppner, Ore
gon, on April 30, l!i".V at 0:30
a.m. All objections to the
proposed change, if any there
nre, will he heard al said time
and place. Any and all
objections shall he prepared in
writing, one copy lo be served
on Oregon Potato, Inc., P.O.
Box 2H'i. Boiiriliuun. Or.,
I7KIK. and one ropy filed with
the Stale Knglneer, Salem,
Oregon !i;:iin, together with a
$j filing fee al least 10 days
prior to the dale set fur
hearing. If no nhjertions are
filed, the application may be
approved hx the Sale Kngl
neer without a hearing.
Dated at Salem. Oregon,
this 2 1 ill day of February,
io:.
ciirisl.wiiffi.fr.
Slate Knglneer
Published March 6, 13. 20, PITS
NOTICK OF SCHOOL
FLECTION
Upon Oucstion of Levying a '
Tax Outside the Limitation
of the Oregon Constitution
and Fleeting Directors and
I oral ( nm in il lee Mem bers
Notice is hereby git en that
an election will he held In
Morrow County School Dis
trict. Slate of Oregon, from
k ihi a in. lo X:wi p ni.. on
March is. H7.V for the purpose
of soliiiiilting to the qualified
olers of said district the.
ipirsiioit of levying a tax for
the fiscal year I97.V7N outside
the limitation of Section II.
Vrlicle XI. Oregon (niistil il
ium in the a in on nl of
M.:!2Vlstt. and for the purpose
of rlecling directors and local
conimitlee members.
the reasons lor such levy
are:
1. Increase in salaries for
certificated and classified
stalf
2. Increase in related fixed
charges such as Retirement,
Social Security. Workmen's
( iiiitpcnsatiim mid employee
health insurance hi nrlils.
:t. Cost increases in text
books and teaching supplies.
I. Increases in certificated
si. id lo lake care of projected
em olliiieul increases.
5. Increases in costs of fuel
and in services and materials
for school operation,
i; Present lax base of
SU'1.771 is inadequate lo
operate the schools.
Polling places will be:
lli'piner Klementurv School
Lexington District Office
lone IIikIi School
( . Houghton Klementary
School
Riverside High School
Dated this 17th day of
I i'li ii.ii v . HI7.V
SDIF.PRRISH.
County Clerk
DR. W M.I.ACK WOLKF,
(liuirman
Board of Directors
Published Feb. 27, Mar. 6. 175
WIIKAT
Red 3.61 Mar
3.61 July & Aug
Red 3.G8 Mar
3.61 July & Aug
Barley 81.50 Mar & Apr
89.70 July & Aug
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Court house notes
Discussions Involving the
county court, the Doctors'
.Search Committee, various
construction outfits and
mobile And modular building
deulcrs, nnd other concerned
persons have taken ninny
hours nnd much paper work.
Now the budget committee
has authorized $53,000 for the
clinic.
Boise Cascade's offer lo
construct Ihe clinic for $42,000
has been approved. The addi
tional funds are lo be used for
land purchases and other
expenses. Completion Is
scheduled for April 15.
The county clerk's office has
sold "a few more dog licen
ses." The assessor's office is
always busy. Besides finishing
the personal lax collections
they are making collections
for mobile home owners. Since
1972 mobile home owners have
been paying taxes each Nov
ember just like all real
property ow ners.
This past year Morrow
County gained one additional
mobile home every day. As of
Jan. I. 1974. there were 294
such homes registered, Ihe
assessor feels there ore more
than twice that number now.
This office has issued a
statement that "Any title
transfer received after Jan, 1,
1975. must have a current
Form 113 attached. This
means that all taxes assessed
for 1975 must le prepaid
In-fore we can transfer Ihe
title,"
They also caution, "If you
are moving out of Ihe county.
Form 111 is required and an
assessor's collection must be
made " It is hoped that all
mobile home owners are
aw are of and understand these
legal rosMnsihilitios.
The health office is moving
along with (he 1975 school
immunization program.
At Ihe hearing last week the
planning commission approv
ed mosl of the applications
considered
Paul Warren. Heppner, was
given a one year variance in
order lo place a mobile home
near Ihe church under con
struction j mile northwest of
town.
The Morrow County Grain
Grower' application for a
one change from farm to
industrial on II 13 acres locat
MINI
Great low price
these
Powerful 0fVZJ
& VUV'V VII s
engine zips through a
"J i"iih,r inrh mj
6" log in seconds.
Sprocket nose bar cuts
21 laster than
conventional solid nose
bar.
Automatically oils its own
bar and chain as you cut.
Big 14" bar cuts logs up
to 28" thick.
WITH CARRYING
n PETTYJOHN'S
Farm & Builders Supply
tlyt IONC. OREGON
Iff Steak Night Vft
fin Every Wednesday Night al
fi AIISIrilklinll'ri M
iuj Happy Hour j
llll EVERY NIGHT 8-7 p.m. I III
VflfcV Chicken Fried Steak q4j
uXHoney Buttered Chicken jk Ml
ed on Ihe Columbia River til
the west side of Ihe Patterson
Ferry Road was approved, as
was McCall Crushing' condi
tional use permit for surface
mining on state owned land
leased by Hoeing, Robert
llm-wond, Hoardimm, ,ews
granted a variance lo place a
mobile home (a second resi
dence) on I 72 acres in the
vicinity of Wilson and Olson
Roads.
The C. Brewer Co, had ils
application lo operate u
mobile home park on the
Patterson Ferry Hoiid denied,
The planners said this appli
cation was denied because
they found that the arrange
ments "did not comply with
Stale Health Division regula
tions," This park was planned
to accommodate mobile
homes of Desert Magic em
ployees, II you noticed many cars
parked around the courthouse
Sunday evening. And wonder
ed why. It was bcciiiise the
recently unionized employees
of the Sheriffs Office and of
the county road department
were holding a union meeting.
r Alt -OUT SPILLING
Ti:sr
A test of (il) difficult words
was given to about hihi college
graduates Not one of the H00
gol a M'iiecl score. The 20
missed by the most persons
are listed below. How do you
wore''
1 ass uh 9
2 brag uh iIim' c o
3 liire-ufl i
4 lick w ulf i
5. putt v ill vim
li ver null , vim
7 im pah sler
H mock uh sun
9 uh kabm uh fl.ite
10 kon sen sus
11 roe-knko
12 liltle R
11 sack roll Itjlis
II max -uh naze
I.V im pray sorry o
IS. in-ock ti lale
I" sonper-secd
IR nlily -gahlo
19 ilessuh kale
20 re sussah lale
A score of six nglit is Ihe
median; 1 2 con ret spellings
are achieved by one in (en
persons ; a vot e of IK puis x oil
on Ihe level of university
Fmilish professors
Era
MAC 35
for a saw with all
professional features
$145.45
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