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Cards of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all
who sent flowers, cards and
gifts, and to all who visited me
during my recent illness.
Special thanks to Dr. Wolff,
Mike Matlice, the nurses and
staff of Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for their kindnesses.
LINDA MOSS
We wish to thank everyone
who has been so kind and
considerate to us in our hour of
sorrow. The flowers were
beautiful and your donations,
cards and kind words a great
comfort. The food was grate
fully received, and our thanks
gn to all for each contribution
that was made to our comfort
during the loss of our loved
one.
THC FAMILY OF
ALICE BRANNON
I wish to thank everyone for
their cards and expressions of
sympathy following the loss of
my grandmother.
DARCENE MYERS
The marvelous support we
had from the people of our
community who donated so
generously of food, time and
money to the John Ekstrom
Benefit was much appreciat
ed. It's each and everyone of
you who make our projects
worthwhile and a success.
Thank you. 3p
THE IONE CARDINAL CLUB
We wish to thank this
wonderful community for all
their acts of kindness shown to
us during John's hospitaliza
tion and now that he is home.
We will be forever grateful to
each and everyone of you for
ail your prayers, flowers,
cards and benefits. God Bless
all of you.
THE JOHN EKSTROM
FAMILY
We wish to extend our
sincere thanks to our relatives
and friends for their prayers,
visits, flowers, gifts and cards
to Don while he was in the
hospital in Pendleton.
We gratefully acknowledge
and lhank everyone who
called and offered their ser
vices, prepared food, and in so
many ways w ere thoughtful at
the loss of our loved one.
THE FAMILY OF
DON HEL1KER
We would like to thank our
friends for the many cards,
presents and flowers while I
was in the hospital: a special
thanks to the hospital staff and
Dr. Tibbies. To those who sent
food home with me so Papa
wouldn't have to cook you
are marvelous!
VIVIAN AND JIM HAYES
We wish to thank all for
their thoughtful acts and
rcmemberances during the
illness and loss of our Uncle
Lee. Special thanks to the
hospiial staff and Dr. Wolff.
TheMcElligott Families
The Moshofsky Families
The Holboke Families
We wish to thank all our
family and friends who helped
us celebrate our 50th anniver
sary, making it such a
wonderful day. To all w ho sent
cards and called, we thank
you.
Special thanks to our dau
ghter. Betty, and friends for
making the day such a
wonderful one: and to Mr. and
Mrs. Al Fetsch. Helen Olds,
and Barbara Walbert for their
wonderful help. It was greatly
appreciated.
BILL AND THELMA
SMETHURST
We wish to thank the
following people for their
contributions toward the
benefit dance for John Ek
strom: Bristow's Market,
Dels Market. Court Street
Market. The Bank of Eastern
Oregon, First National Bank,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel,
Turner. VanMarter & Bryant,
Ins.: The Elks Club, Murray's
Drug and the Pendleton Bot
tling Co.
Without their help we could -not
have had such a successful
evening.
THE HARDMAN
COMMUNITY CENTER
Cardsof Thanks
We would like to thank the
March of Dimes for providing
the machines necessary to
have Mikka at home, and all
the people who have so
generously remembered us
through the collection taken at
the Elk's Club. We appreciate
both very much.
KEN AND JAN EVANS
2. Notices
rw
1 1 iWV
Heppner Lions '
Club 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
REMOVE spots and residue
left behind from other clean
ers. Rent new RINSE N
VAC steam cleaner 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-K 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.
ADVERTISE In the 1975
Morrow County Fair Prem
ium Book One 8x5 page. $30:
half page. $15: one-third page.
Sin. The premium book is
mailed to over 800 Morrow
County families. To place an
ad. call 676 9 454 no later than
March 25 5c
TO GIVE AWAY: German
Shepherd-border collie pups.
422-7 I 4fi. 4c
EARN MONEY for your high
school youth group selling
Morrow County Fair buttons.
To apply, appear in person
before the Fair Board on April
14 or May 12. 8 p.m.. Dorm
building. Fair Grounds. Hepp
ner. For more information
call 676-9454. 5c
Ti Whom It .May Concern:
Our rifle range, north of
Heppner. is now closed. Clo
sure is due to continued use of
llie range by non-members.
none found shooting on the
site w ill be subject to trespass
charges by the land owner.
MOItltOW COl'XTV RIFLE
AM) PISTOL CI.CB
TO THE PERSON who look
the concrete pipe from lone
Juniper Rd.; I hope it drops on
your toes! IRVIN RAL'CH 5c
PRE-EASTER BAKE FOOD
Sale. March 29. 10 a.m.. at
Sears Store, sponsored by
Soroptimist International of
Heppner. 6p
NOTICE: R & W Drive-In will
be closed March 21-31 for
remodeling. 5c
TO GIVE AWAY: 6-week old
puppies. Spaniel and Norwe
gian Elkhound. Good hunting
& guard dogs. Ph. 676-5057. 5c
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous
will meet April 4, 8:30 p.m., at
the Methodist Church, Hepp
ner. PH C76-5069. 7p
4. Help Wanted
r,vi I
ELECTRICIAN: Must have or
be able to get Oregon license.
We have openings in modern
particle board & plywood
plants in scenic N.E. Oregon.
Pay is $6.09 per nr. with
excell. fringe benefits includ
ing dental & vision care
program with Blue Cross Ins.
Union shop. Contact Jerry
Wennstrom. Boise Cascade,
P.O. Box 610, LaGrande, Ore.
97850. Ph. 503-963-3141. An
equal opportunity employer.
6c
Mar. 20, 1975
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column Inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, min. $1.50.
Deadline. Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not
reported within 7 days.
4. Help Wanted
WANTED: Woman for tem
porary house work. 676-5540.
3tf
U.S. DEPT. Agriculture needs
part -lime interviewer to col
lect crop & livestock informa
tion from farm operators. For
further details contact Kent
Iloddick, 304 U.S. Courthouse,
Portland. 97205. 6c
HELP WANTED: Woman to
work 11-3. four days a week.
Apply R 4 W Drive-In. 6c
5. Work Wanted
TREES and shrubs trimmed
and pruned, yards cleaned.
Ph. 676-5586 or 422-7518. 6p
6. Wanted
WANTED: Pasture for 2 or 3
horses Call 676 5087 after 3:30
p.m. 5p
WANTED TO RENT: Sm.
House in Heppner area. Also
pasture for 2 horses. 421-3889,
Long Creek 5p
WANTED: Camera tri pod in
good condition for 35mm
camera. Ph. 676 9228. 54p
7. For Rent
FOR RENT: In lone. 1 bedrm
apt i 1 studio apt. and 1-2
bedrm apt. 422 7587. tfc
FOR RENT: New
house. 676-5594.
bdrm.
5c
Services
9. Livestock
FOR SALE: 9 head polled
Hereford service age range
raised bulls. Also clean Step-
toe seed barley. 676-9761 5c
A I YEARLING and 2 yr.-old
range bulls. Hereford, cross
bred Hereford and Simmen
lal; cross-bred Hereford and
Limousin. 83 Ranch. Pilot
Rock. 443 6183. 49tfc
Kflt SALE- 2 yr. old Angus
ImlN : range conditioned,
reasonably priced. Proudfoot
K.'iiichrs. 422 7249. 5c
411 RABBIT project for sale:
aNo cages. 422-7558. 6c
LAGRANDE Livestock Spe
cial Auction: April. 6. horse
sale, l p.m. Apr. 10. all-breed
range bull sale. I p.m. For
more informal ion call Roy
Powers. Wi.3-2158. 8c
10. Farm Garden
FOR SALE: 22 ft. Graham
Hoeme chisel plow; hydraulic
lift: good condition. Ken
Turner. 676-9710. 49tfc
FOR SALE: Approx. 50 bu.
treated twin seed wheat:
clean. Contact Tad Miller, Ph.
98?-840. 5p
FOR SALE: 15 tons spring rye
and clover hay; $35 ton.
98i-P,254 evenings. 6c
11. Fuel
FOR SALE: 250 gal. fuel tank.
Suitable for trap wagon or
home fuel tank. 676-9717. 5p
12. Furniture,
Appliances
BOOKS: We buy. sell and
trade. Dean's 2nd Hand Store,
676-5018. 52tfc
FOR SALE: 1 upholstered
rocker. 2 recliners, and 1
leather chair. 676-9717. 5p
FOR SALE: 12 ft. diameter
round braided rug, brown and
gold. 676-9682 6p
FOR SALE: Miscellaneous
household furniture, 676-9498
or 676-9297. 8c
FOR SALE: Kenmore wash
er, used 8 mos. Ex. condition.
$200. 676-5072 after 4 p.m. 5c
13. For Sale
C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam,
Starcraft, Caldwell and Mar
tin boats. Mercury motors and
EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567
8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam
Hwy. 9tfc
ALL TYPES OF
Backhoe Work
Is AND A GRAVEL HAITI N'g!
Wesley Wise
' ,0NE' -i3i"I4"l
13. For Sale
TV MEMBERSHIP for sale,
$100. 676-9100. Delbert Mc
Lachlan. 4tfc
FOR SALE: Gupples, all
sues, 40 cents each. 676-9268
between 8 and 12:30a.m. 5c
AMWAY . PRODUCTS:
676-5007 after 6 p.m.
Call
New Rinse-N-Vac steam clea
ner prolongs carpet life by
keeping them cleaner longer!
Rent at Coast-to-Coast. 5c
14. Automotive
Farley
THt CLOSE YOU LOOK,
THtaerrawf look
0
USED CARS:
I -IT.) P,uick LaSahre. (Driver
Kd. 1-dr. sdn. fully
equipped with air.
I'i72 ISuick Klertra. loaded
21X17 actual miles.
171 ( hex . 4-dr. hardtop
Impala. air cnnd. power
auto, trans.
USED PICKUPS:
1170 Ford a Inn 41
low mileage
1171 International 411( Ion
flu I bed
IK Ft. bed and stork rack only.
good ennd.
I'tvM hev. pickup. Practically
new bed and stock racks.
( lean as a hounds tooth.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC-BUICK
FORD
CMC TRUCKS
May and Chase, Heppner
Phone 176-91 It
FOR SALE: 1971 Hodaka 100
re. goml cond. $200. Good
2 whl trailer. $100. VW trailer
hid h. like new $25. G76-5.'i73. 6p
FOR SALE: 1950 Willys 2WD
pickup, good cond. 676-9752. 5p
FOR SALE: Four 700 x 13
tires, two 8 45 x 15 snow tires.
& 2 Ford wheels for '-T
pic kup. 676-9296aftcr 5p m. 6c
FOR SALE: '71 Dodge Charg
er Secial Edition, 383 mag.,
automatic, stereo, air cond..
new mags, new tires. $2200.
676 9737 after 6 pm. 5c
Heppnerites
A new or used car in
your future?
If so contact:
Ed Wells
at
Keith Farley
Chrysler-Plymouth Inc.
The W alking Mans Friend"
Pendleton . Ph. 276-734 1
Home Phone 276-0576
15. Real Estate
SERVICE STATION for lease.
Mike Gray. 676-5541 or 676-5395
6c
FOR SALE: Income property.
Lot in Heppner, with small
apt. and 12 x 65 trailer house,
bolh rented. Reasonable. 676
5018. stfc
FOR SALE: 5-bdrm. house, 1
bdrm apt. and some land in
Condon. Ph. 454-2523. 5c
FOR SALE: New homes,;
Valley View Estates. 100 per)
cent financing available. Call)
Darl Hagey, 676-9121 or 676
5562. 43tfc
FOR SALE: Newly completed
3-bdrm. home in Heppner.
676-9141.- 5c
16. r Mobile Homes
14x70 ALL-ELECTRIC on pri
vate lot In Lexington. Take
over contract. 276-0835 or
276-4388. tfc
NOTICE OF FILING
APPLICATION FOR
CH ANGE IN POINT OF
DIVERSION OF W ATER
Notice is given hereby that
Oregon Potato, Inc., has filed
an application for the approv
al of change In point of
diversion of water from Col
umbia River.
Certificate of water right
Issued to Raymond Dunn A
William MeClannahan and
recorded at page .nitwit. Vol
ume 28, Stale Record of Water
Right Certificates, confirms a
right to the use of 8.92 cubic
feet per second from Colum
bia River for (he Irrigation of
A.t acre In SE'i NK't. 4.1
acres In NE' i SW (, 17.5 acres
in SW'i SW'!. 36.1 acres In
SE'SWi.30 acres in.NE'i
SE'i. 22.1 acres lnW(SE'i,
40.it acres In SW( SE'(. 3.B
acres In SE'i SE'i. Sec. 21:
25.9 acres in SW'i NE'i, 17.0
acres In SE' 1 NE' i, H.fl acre
in SW'i NW',. 16.3 acres in
SK'i NWS and in.o acres in
NE'i SW'i. Jt. acres in
NAV i SW'i. 37.5 acres in SW',
SW 1 1. 37.4 acres In SE' i SW' i.
18.8 acre in NE'i SE'i. IH.fl
acres in VU 'i SE' i, 2fl.n acre
In SW'i SE'i and n.7 acre in
SE'i SE'i. Sec. 22: 7.8 acre
In NE'i NE'i. 6.1 acre in
MV'i NE'i. 3..1 acres In NE'i
NW'i. 2.3 acre In NAV,
NW 'i. Sec. 28. all Tp. J ,V. It.
27 E.. W.M., with a date of
priority of Sept. 23. I'HUi.
Water for this use I diverted
from a point located sikmi fi. .
Hints? Jo
re oti Irving lo rover
grease and wax spots with
paint or wallpaper? If they
slili "bleed" through,
here's Ihe answer: use
white pigmented shellac lo
seal the stain. See u for
7. l.C lo do (he Job.
ittntii
Special
this week
goodi'sedtoro
MOW Fit $r..mi
Damaged V A
sheelrock. haul 'em away
II.Miea.
PETTYJOHN'S
Farm &
Building; Supply
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Specialists In
Track. layer Tractor Itrpiiir
Automotive M elding
We handle (ruck hoists, bed
and racks, both factory and
custom-built: tractor cab and
gooseneck type trailers
Air Conditioning
B & C
Repair Shop
422-7 lot)
CLEOCHH.DERS
IONE 122-7423
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Backhoe
Service
Dig Irrigation Ditches
Excavating
Installation of Septic Tanks
and Drain Fields
Gravel. Dirt Hauling
Experienced
BONDED and LICENSED
PETTYJOHN'S
FARM AND
BUILDER SUPPLY
Heppner
WiYt In Morrow County
every Monday
Starrett's
nprnr fanter
Call
KIT.UARTIN
Colltct for
Appolntmtnt
37-3324
Public Notices
and SfifiA ft. E. from the SW
corner of Sec. 21, being within
ihe SW' i NW' i of Sec. 15, Tp.
5 N.i R. 27 E W.M.
The applicant herein, owner
of Ihe lands above described
proposes to Irrigate these
land from a paint of diversion
to be located 2380 ft. N. and 330
ft. E. from the SW corner of
Sec. t:i, being within Ihe NW (
SW'i of Sec. 13. Tp. 5 N R. 27
E., W.M.
All persons Interested are
notified hereby that a hearing
will be held at the county
courthouse al Heppner, Ore
gon, on April 30, 1973. at 9:30
a.m. All objections to Ihe
proposed change, if any there
are, will he heard al said lime
and place. Any and all
objections shall he prepared In
w riling, one copy lo be served
on Oregon Potato. Inc., P.O.
Nov 216. Noardman, Or.,
II7.HI8, mid one copy filed with
the Stale Engineer. Salem,
Oregon !t7:ito, together with a
$3 filing fee at least in days
prior lo Ihe date set for
hearing, If no objections are
filed. Ihe application may be
approved by the Sale Engi
neer without a hearing.
Dated al Salem. Oregon,
this 2 Ith day of February,
117-1.
CHRIS W HEELER.
Stale Engineer
Published March 6. 13. 20, I97J
IV TMK t IKC I ITCOI KT
III' THE ST TE OF OREGON
FOR THE COl NTVOF
MORROW
Prohnlr Dept. No. 1752
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Probate proceeding In Ihe
esiale of Ella May Adlard,
deceased, are now pending In
Ihe alMie entitled court,
w herein Dale Leon Adlard. the
undersigned, ha been ap
pointed and ha qualified a
Ihe personal representative of
aiitesfiie. ll person having
rl.ilms against said esiale
hereby are required to present
Ihrm. in due lorm and
properly verified, within four
months after Ihe date of Ihe
first publication uf this notice,
a slated below, to Ihe
undersigned al Hie following
arlihess now designated as Ihe
place for the presentation of
claims, in-wlt: W Inter A
Ooherty, Attorney al Law,
P.O. linn .W2. Heppner. Ore
gon ;ufi.
D M E LEON ADLARD
Personal repi esenlalit e of
ihe estate of the above
named decedent.
Published March 13. 20. 27,
I'lfi
IN THE (JIM UTCOI RT
(II THE. ST TE OF OREGON
Ettll THE CO I NTVOF
MOItltOW
PHOHUEDEPT.No. I7J3
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Prohale proceedings In Ihe
estate of Nnrah I.. Rasmus.,
deceased, are now pending in
the above entitled court,
wherein Janel Cecil Slroeber
and Melba Cecil, the under
signed, has been appointed
and ha qualified as the
co-personal representatives of
said estate. All persons having
claim against said estate
hereby are required lo present
lliein. in due form and
properly verified, within four
month after the dale of the
first publication of this notice,
a slated below, lo the
undersigned the following
address now designated as the
place for the presentation of
claim, to-wil: Winter &
Doberly. Attorneys at Law,
P.O. Box 582, Heppner, Ore
gon. 7K:in.
J ANET CECIL STROEBER
MELBA CECIL
Co-Personal Representatives
of the esiale of the
above-named decedent
Published March 13. 20. 27,
1975.
IMN.hrit
HERMIST0U
, NOTICE OF FILING
APPLICATION FOR
ADDITIONAL POINT OF
DIVERSION
Notice Is given hereby that
Burl Wattenbnrger, Jr., has
filed an application for the
approval of an additional point
of diversion of water from
Roller Creek.
Certificate of water right
issued to W. J. Wattenbnrger
and recorded at page 2703,
Volume 3. Slate Record of
Water Right Certificates, con
firms a right to Ihe use of 4.95
ruble feel per second of water
from Butter Creek for Ihe
Irrigation of, among other
land. 23.0 acres In NAV'i
NE'i and 23.A arret! In SW'i
NE'i.Sec.3.Tp,INR.27E..
W.M., with a dale of priority of
IH'W,
The points of diversion are
located 2.UMI ft. S. and 1 1 OA ft,
W. and 230A Ft, S. and 1730 ft.
V bolh from Ihe NE corner,
Sec. in. and w Ithln SW 1 1 SE' i. -See.
Ill, Tp. I N R, 27 K
W.M.
The applicant herein, owner
of Ihe lands above described,
proposes lo maintain the
present points of diversion and
establish an additional point of
diversion lo be located 1500 ft.
S. and 2180 ft. W. from Ihe NE
corner of Sec. 3. being within
the SW', NE'i. Set 3. Tp. I
V. It. 27 E.. W.M.
Ml person Interested are
notified hereby thai a hearing
will be held at the county
courthouse at Heppner, Ore
gon, on May 13. 1973, at :30
a.m. Ml objections lo the
proposed change, if any there
are. will be heard al said lime
and place. Any and all
objection should be prepared
in writing, one copy to be
served on Burl Waltrnbuager,
Jr.. Slar Route. Echo, Oregon
its.'H. and one copy filed with
Ihe Slate Engineer. Salem.
Oregon, logelhrr with a $3
filing fee al least in days prior
to (be dale set for hearing. If
no objections are filed Ihe
application may be approved .
bx Ihe Slate Engineer without
a hearing.
Dated al Salem, Oregon,
this t::th day of March. W7S.
CHRIS L, W HEELER,
Slate Engineer.
Published March 20. 27: April
3, 1 471.
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CARS
'fit Chev. ' j-lon PU, 4 spd., radials 1895
'A3 Ford Vton PU., 4 spd.. big mirrors, heavy
duty bumper 1495
'50 Chev. '(-ton PU., 4 spd., radiala, heavy
duty bumper $395
$ Chev. Sta. Wgn., AT. small V-8 $395
'B0 Impala Hardtop "cpe., runs good $695
'65 Barracuda, AT., radials $95
65 Dodge. 4 dr. std $195
'65 Dodge Dart Standard, slant 6 $495
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Elks lodge
initiates 33
members
Thirty-lhree persona were
Initialed Into Ihe Elks Lodge
al the 7!tlh Elka annual held
here in February. They are:
Bob Bergstrom, Tim Bel
lamy. Fred Breeding. Roy
Comnrgo, Glenn Cooper,
Richard Cox, Stan Cox, Leon
ard Devlin, Elva Duvall.
Charles Ernst, Mike Grant,
Greg Greenup, John Hall,
Dallas llarsin; and
Millard Hull Jr., George
Koffler, Orval Matheny,
James Mnel, Dave McDonald,
Mark Miller, Don Munkert,
Chin les Pointer, Robert Ploy
har. Vernon Seal, Gury W'at
kins, Mike Smith, Earl
Stniekmelr. Jim VanWinkle,
Russ Wellman, Robert Ron
Williamson. Tony Doherty;
nnd Pat Shannon and Bill
McDonald, bolh of Condon.
WHEAT
White
13.77 March
3.61 July A Aug
3.87 July A Aug
3 61 July A Aug
inn.'ii March
Red
Harlr
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
past week were Amtinda
Duvall, Leslie Branmm and
Edna Bailey, all of Heppner;
Marie U'sley, llardman, Al
Markk. lone; and Marie
Rinchnrt, Condon
Dismissed was Forest God
in. Heppner.
Hi l ow Prre.
Wednesday 51 29
Thursday 4fi 30
Friday 50 23
Saturday 56 35
Sunday 50 34
Monday 55 29
Tuesday 52 37
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