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Page fi, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR , Thursday, Mar, 27, 1075 I 01 Billing for small classified ads Is expensive. Effective Nov, I, t m 0 0 KJ J0 0m therefore, classified ads will be on a rash In advance basis. U m I gm III flj ff I unless customer has a regular commercial account with the I m III Caietle-Tlmes. If so, classifieds will be billed monthly. The li alternative is to raise the rates to cover rising costs, Ratei remain $1 fur the first three lines of ad copy; 30c per line for each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, f I.3S per minimi inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, min. $1.50. Deadline. Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not Save money . . . Pay cash! Phone 676 9228 9 reported within 7 days. 8. Services 14. Automotive Traffic citations are up Al.LTYPF.SOK Backhoe Work Farley IV SWD&C.RWFLHUTINC Wesley Wise THE ClOSfR VOU LOOK. THE BETTER WE LOOK IONF..ORK. 422-nmt -1 I IM llul 1 Hi 1 W II Cards of Thanks I wish to thank all my relatives and friends for their cards, letters and gifts during my recent illness and stay in Providence Hospital. Being remembered by so many made time pass quickly. A. C. BALL I want to epress my sincere thanks to all the nurses who took extra care of me during nv stay in Pioneer Memorial Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. Tibbies for the excellent care he gave me. Thanks to all who sent cards, flowers, gifts and prayer for my recovery. I! less oven one of vou. AMANDA Dl'VALL The family of Nnrah Ras mus would like to thank everyone for the flowers, cards; food and sympathy you shared with us. Thank you. Mr and Mrs. Don Stroeber 2. Notices Heppner Lions Club 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. life YOU can steam clean carpets professionally clean with new portable RINSE-N-VAC. Rent at Case Furniture Co. 18c MENTAL HEALTH Heppner ot tire hours: Tues. thru Thins . R: ?o.5. 676-9161. Irri "on office hours: Mon. & Fri.. -4.f 1-3337 Closed nwin hour. For cmergenc) ph. 676-5052 l.i tSK weight safe. fast, easy with the Diadax plan reduce fluids with Fluidex. Murray's Pharmacy. 50-fip LECITHIN: Vinegar: B6' Kelp' Now all four in one capsule, ask for FB6. Mur rav's Pharmacy. 50-Kip HEPPNER SWIM ASS i( js h.tuni; 'he Spi iny Rummage s i'i- nr pickup call: Arbo ;.'s's. !'i7r,-",o"K J Jiiiu's. 'C. ".ii21; or Biddies. 676-47 '-'n -kup will be on Wed. eves, "iily. life PRE-EASTER BAKE FOOD S;il.'. March 21. to a in., at Sc;ir Store, sponsored by S..r.. iimist International of Ih-ppner tip U.(' 'HiiI. (S Anonymous 'H met April 4. R :io p m . at 'ic Methodist Church. Hepp ni -r PH i;7ti-5oti!4 7p I .use WEIGHT with New si i;iih Tablets and Hydrex W.rer Pills At Murrav Drug. fip Help Wanted KI.KCTRKTAN: Must haveor he able to g( Oregon license. We have ojK'nings in modern particle board & plywood plants jn scenic X E. Oregon. P.-u is Sfi.itt per hr. with cvell fringe benefits includ ing dental' 4. vision care program w ith Blue Cross Ins. I'niim shop Contact Jerry Wennstrom. Boise Cascade. P o Box 610. LaGrande. Ore. M7HVi, Ph. 503-3-3141. An e'ii.il opportunity employer. 6c C S. DEPT. Agriculture needs part-time interviewer to col lect crop & livestock informa tion Irom farm operators For further details contact Kent Hoddick. 304 U.S. Courthouse. Portland. 97205. 6c HELP WANTED: Woman to work 11-3. four days a week. Apply R&WDrivejn. 6c 5. Work Wanted TREES and shrubs trimmed and pruned, yards cleaned. Ph 676-5586 or 422-7518. 6p 6. Wanted WANTED: Camera tri pod in good condition for 35mm camera. Ph. 676-9228. 54p V 7. For Rent FOR RENT: In lone, 1 bedrm apt: 1 studio apt. and 1-2 bedrm apt. 422-7587. tfc 9. Livestock A I YEARLING and 2 yr.-old range bulls. Hereford, cross bred Herelorn and Simmen talr cross-bred Hereford and Limousin. 83 Ranch. Pilot Rock. 443-6483. 4Htfc 4 H HA KBIT protect lor saie. also caces. 422 7.V8, tic LACtRAXDE Liestix-k So cial Auction: April 6. horse sale. 1 p.m Apr. in. alt-breed ram:e hull sale. I p.m. For more information call Roy Powers. W:i-2ir.K Kc TOCIVE AWAY: black male jiiipv. 'I mos old; poodle-cn-ker cross, househroken t;7;-i."i7davs. t;76-9.'H4 eves. 10. Farm, Garden FOR SALE: 22 ft. Graham Hoeme chisel plow : hxdraultc lift: good condition Ken Turner. 676-9710 44'ic FUR SALE: IS tons spring re and clover hay. inn MKt-R2S4eenin!s. fie 12. Furniture, Appliances BiMtKS: We buy. sell and trade Dean's 2nd Hand Mure. 67fi-Sol8. 52: tc FuR SI.E: 12 It diameter round braided niii. bron and j.,Id i;Tti-tM'.jf2 lip FuR S.E: Miscellaneous household turniture. tiTn-'Mnil .i!' t.7. lri7 iW 13. For Sale C KikandSon for Fiberfoam. S'arcraf'. Caldwell ard Mai -lin ta's. Mercury m.cut s and EZ Loader trailers. Ph ,'i7 8419. Herinistitn-.McXarv Dam Hwy. ' 9lv F'iRVM.E- 3 tis.-d-h,.i;! s.iu. .si.'i i", and up IVtu 1'ifai's Farm & Binlders Supp K . 7i'i-til."i7 FR SI.E l.a caora'ie 'H' huiiic cooler, like new !l ..'i,iL's Will cool .mall or rtiob: lehoini S)- i:7'. V,4n Tj, 1IM.F PRR'E SI.E: 2 utu i .' , -mock top.. . t 4 J.', ea. weri- Mi,. ,f ,. jt,. ,i. i' U. -y iSo new V wh'V lea'her W(!l' ties K ' B. ST..VI ' 1) 4.1 new t. Ph 67;-.V144atlcr(;p in title MWY PIMDECTS: (all i;;ii-"iBi7 alter tl p m Now you can clean shags ;iri, orientals professional!) clean with new Rinse-N -Vac .steam cleaner. Rent at Coast-to-Coast fie FuR SALE: 2 13-m. sludded snow tires. Perfectly m.''. almost $20 ea. 676-5540. P 14. Automotive Heppnerites A new or used car in vour future? If so contact: Ed Wells at Keith Farley Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. 'The Walking Mans Friend" Pendleton , Ph. 276-7341 Home Phone 276-0376 FOR SALE: 1971 Hodaka im cc. ;ood cond. $2'tn. Gxd 2-whl. trailer. $100 VW trailer hitch, like new $25 676 5573. 6p FOR SALE: Four 700 X 13 tires, two 8 45 x 15 snow tires. & 2 Ford wheels for '.-T pickup. 676 -92 after 5 p.m. Cc t SKI) ( )S; I'd Hoick l.aSabre, tltrher Fill, l-ilr. silti. full) ctoiipped with wir. I :; Hun k Plectra, loaded 1! I SI i :u-tifl miles t'i,s Pontiac llomiex ille, full pnuer steering & air cond. t s P Kl PS: t'7 1 u ton t'hev P I'. IB.jlMI actual miles. Inailid. ;iir i mill. I'lTii I nil 'i tun ll low mileaue i'i;i lnliin.iihin.il ll' ton H it Hell li. It hcil and stock rack mill . uomt coitil. !'" C he. pickup. Praclii .llh tu u heil ami stiH k racks. I lean as a hmtiiils lantli. FARLEY MOTOR CO. POmC-BUCK FORI) GMC THICKS Mav and Chase. Heppner Phone 676-91 16 15. Real Estate s 'P H E STATION for lease bki tiaw . K76-S34I or 67fi-53. fie f 1 'I: s E Income proicrty . I... :o Hi'ppner. with small r ' " t2 li'i trailer house. 'h 'ci'i'd Reasonable 676- '!:. 5llc. Eul! SALE- New homes. V .I1. 'teu Estates (on per !;::.!! tv-n available. Call D.ri ll.mev . 67li-Stl2I or, 676 4!!lc I i d: S I.E Ni'wl) completed : '.-! i! Iiome in Heppner. ; oj it 5e t i f.' s, .K 47 acres. 4 hdrm. ' ". ton ed air turn . wall to i1' i ,e !'i . sevet al oulbuild s loij.well 'WI-KIK4 7c 16. Mobile Homes IHTo l.l. ELECTRIC on pri v.i'e lot in Levinton. Take in cr enntract 276-OK:'5 or J'i,-V.i'H tfc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiui Specialists In Track-la)er Tractor Repair iil(iiniti e Welding V r handle truck hoists, beds anil racks, holh factory and rustom-huilt : tractor cabs and gooseneck type trailers Air Conditioning B & C Repair Shop 422-710!! (I.EOdllLDFRS IONE 422-7423 uiiiiMmiiiimiiimiiiiuiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiik We're In Morrow County every Mondty Starrett's Decor Center'" Call 37.5324 KIT. MARTIN "l9W Confer imN.Flrtt Ao-jolntrntnt Traffic citations are up 300 Mr cent over this period last year. According to Charles t ) 'Connor, just ice of the peace. O'Connor said that so far this year 114 citations have hern issued compared to 38 this time last year. He reported that during March the following cases were filed in his court: civil cases. :t; major traffic viola tions, 23; minor traffic viola tions. 23: and small claims, 7. The following cases were setiled in court without trial: evil cases, 3;. major traffic, I minor traffic. 31; small claims, The discrepancy in the number of minor traffic cases closed is due to the carryover ol violations from the preced imi months. Angling closure adopted Because ol anticipated low returns of fish, the Oregon Wililble Commission closed he Columbia. Deschutes, and Snake River and Snake River li Militaries to jingling for salomtt 12 inches or greater in li no'h Irmn April I through .biK !! The Columbia River will he ehisefl in anubnit for steelhead ii i m hes and over during the same period The Snake River aiul tributaries are already closed tliioiich Aug. 31 for s'eelbead aimlint! to protect span tiint! fish from last year's i"r run The commission took the ii 'ionnn March 21 following a tuilibe hoariiu.' and a review In i's- stalf indicating anlici ti a'eil teturns of fish destined oi- spawiiiin! mounds in Ihe lift-! Snake Rimt system will In Im-ou levels needed for i" in Miaiiiu: the runs Public 'i-'iiiiiuix at the mei'ling "r'li ialh lauited the closure. Fisheries inanancnienl e eiicies in Washington and I'hho plan similar closures and the Fish Commission of Uie-on has announced it plans tio commercial season during 'lie closure pi'i iod l!o, Savie of the Wildlife ('ooimissjiin's fisheries staff explained lite problem. Any jiMMi xear's run of auadro oioiis ish in the Columbia i;n i- . ne sain, consists targe K ol three age classes of fish. There are those fish that have stM tt' nne ear in salt waler. o'ders ihai return aller two m mis in theiK ean. and a third t'loiip that return aller three Wars at sea. S.iM-e Kiinted out that heavy iiiiirt.ibtv m-curred to out mejraiinu salmon and steel head juv eniles in 1971. '72. and '73 In Poland 1I72 Ihe losses ere due largely to nitrogen supers.it ura I ion contributed hv new Snake River dams. In I'i73 losses were Ix-cause of extremely low waler flows during which many smolls passed through slutted bulk heads or turbines al Ihe dams and Ix'cause ihe low water slowed nut migration so pre dation was heavier than normal WHEAT 3.!H March. 3.li!!Julv While Red :i.!i.' March. April 3.KM.I nly. Aug. Hal lev HERM15T0N (I A ( t n f n 1 1 N 1 State bicentennial director a visitor l' oik .1 (Juiiilitu. I'm tl.ind, 'I'oio i ni tn. American l,'i .lii'ifii I'.icenteuiiial Coin ooioii o theunii, was a li t'l'tiei v isiinr March l!i lie met wiih count) K'ople ii ho at e win king on coin iiii'itiiiiative activities at a no host liim heon at Ihe W agon Wheel, air.mgecl by Ciiunlv i lianniait Mike Sweeney. Oiniilai! spoke briefly almni fn "n o ies around the slate and na'ion lie Himted out thai all it; eouniies and two confeder a'ed Indian tribes are organi zed for the 1976 celebration. He stressed how important it is that various associations and organizations within each county cooperate with the county chairman. He remark ed on the cooperation already coming from Ihe U. S. Forest Service. (Juinlan mentioned the wagon train that will be Sold Out I Ceglia I Auto Wrecking: s April g A Aug. 5 8 on Riverside j fi Evervthina mustao. No haaalina. S 1(13.70 ; ' i No honest offer refused on any item. Everything must be cleaned up by June. 0 My special thanks to all my friends for their patronage through the years LJohn Ceglia oooooaoooooooooioococoooo o cmoom 9 () W t i '.Hum: and said that in some loitohes it will be niet by oioiin'eil groups and sheriff's l-is Me told of the S7,).000 'lav i liny exhibit of historic .it 'u li s ihai the ( S National Rank will have moving around 'be Mate The sta'o director was fh ased ,'ibnui Morrow foun 'v ' plans ur the preservation a hi-segment of Oregon Trial .'I'oiinil Wells Springs and aboil' the Nissibilities for 'es'oiaiioii and preservation ot 'he llardtnan Community I 'en'er Sweetie) look Ollllllall on a oiin ill the library and museum, showed him Ihe River Park properly, and even lei him see Hardman hcime he traveled on. The nest county bicenten nial meeting w ill be Tuesday. 7 to p in . April IS. in Ihe Morrow County (irain Gro wers Ititiltling at Lexington. I) (ft FIRF, SCl'LPTt'RK-Fire Ijikc penland area leaving for "modern art " P.i'ieitis admilli'd In Pin-Mii-i Memorial Hospital this i.as' wink were: Julie Ann llinisnn. Heppner. Phil Sul ci ni- Heppner: John Eu hanks lone, and John Funis. Heppner Hi-missed were Clarence Warren. I.eRo) Ross, ltri Wellman. all "f Heppner: Marie Lesley, Hardman. and l Marick, lone. (HMNNMKKKMMKMHXHHMKNHMMKHMKMMKNIINKMKNMHMNII Dayton Steel radiais, 40,000 mile guaran tee. Free replacement up to 50 per cent of tread. Tires on hand fit all American and most foreign cars. ROTO-TILLER RENTALS X X X X Cal's IKKKMXKMXHHMKXMHKHMKKKMHKHXMMHMMKXMMKKKKMin (If IONE, OREGON - M Easter Special ul jlf Buffet ill ill' yourhoiceof ll ' n TURKEY I; UUVIRGINIA BAKED HAM Im . VVuvV (Includes all the trimmings) fjLili I 4 struck this old tree stump in the (hi pattern that could easily pass Ill I.OU PlTC. Weilnesd.n 5t 32 .I4 Tliiii sday ' , 4H 27 ,03 Frnla) ' 4fl 30 S,iitil,iy 48 28 .14 Sunday 411 33 1M7 Momla) 48 38 15 - Tuesd.i) 41 28 .28 ' Weilni'sda) . trace of snow;,, Tuesd.i) fi in. of snow. " " Tires Arco 8
