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Newspaper Page TextPage 10, THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday. Apr. Save money . . . Pay cash! Phone 676-9228 Cards of Thanks I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our friends for their thoughtful ncss while I was in the hospital. I will be forever grateful for the beautiful flowers, cards, visits and phone calls. All of this has made my recovery much more pleas ant. HAZEL HAMLIN 1 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 the doctor and nurses for their kind nesses. RUTH ERTZ Many thanks to friends for their visits, and for cards, flowers and letters received during my recent illness. God bless vou all. NELLIE G. ANDERSON We's like to thank all of you who supported our Spring Cotillion and helped make it a SIKTCSS. BETA OMEGA SORORITY Linda LaRue. Chairman We wish lo express our gratitude for the cards, flow ers, and prayers that gave .lanctte (he comfort and strength for a healthy re covery. THEDELBERT PIPER FAMILY Thank you for the cards, eifts and other kindnesses shown me while I have had my leg injury and stay in the hospital. GLENKREBS 2 Notices 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. Itfc NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam cleans carpets cleaner and keeps them cleaner longer. Rent at Case Furniture Co. MENTAL HEALTH Heppner office hours: Tues. thru Thurs.. 8:30-5. 676 9161. Irri ton office hours: Mon & Fri.. S-4. 922-3.157. Closed noon hour. For emergency ph. 676-5032 LECITHIN! Vinegar! B6! Kelp! Now all four in one capsule, ask for FB6. Mur ray's Pharmacy. 50-10p I KPPNER SWIM ASSOC. is having the Spring Rummage Sale: for pickup call: A r bo Fasts. 676-5058: J. Jones, 676-5021; or Biddies. 676-9247. Pickup will be on Wed eves, only ltfc. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous will meet Fridays. 8:30 p m , Methodist Church. Gale and Church Streets. Heppner, or Ph. 676 5528. 6. Wanted WANTED TO BUY: Used E flat alto sax. Ph 676-5542 after 6pm. 8tfc WANT TO RENT: 10-speed hike for eek of June 15-21 Contact Pastor Mark Johnson. fi7fi-5r,9 9c 7. For Rent! FOR RENT: In lone, 1 bedrm apt; I studio apt. and 12 bedrm apt. 422 7587. tfc I. Services ALL IYPKSOF Backhoe Work SASO k GRAVEL H U LIM Wesley Wise IONE.OHF 4Z2-740 assified 9. Livestock A I YEARLING and 2 yr.-oid range bulls. Hereford, cross-, bred Hereford and Simmen tal : cross-bred Hereford and Limousin. 83 Ranch. Pilot Rock. 443 6483. 49tfc- K H SALE: Ray gelding, just turned 3 yrs. old: Arabian and Ju;irter cross; spirited and muni traveler fiTli-.VtW 8c LACR.WDE Livestock Spe cial Auction: April. 6. horse sale. I p m. Apr. 10. all-breed range bull sale. 1 pm. For more information call Roy Powers. :t-2l58. 8c 10. Farm, Garden FOR SALE: 22 ft. Graham Hoeme chisel plow; hydraulic lift: good condition. Ken Turner. 676-9710 . 49tfc pitH RENT: 4 Hp garden tiller; S Hp ruling tiller. Pelts jnhns Farm & Builders SnppK CT'M.VT "c FOR SALE: Cattle dogs, guaranteed. Registered Aus tralian tattle dogs. $50. Mr. and Mrs Joe Berryman: 96.3 5.117. UiGrande. 10p 12. Furniture, Appliances BOOKS: We buy. sell and trade Dean's 2nd Hand Store. 676-51118. 52tfc FOR SAI.fi: t'sed freezer. i!nod condition: $50. Ph. 989 fCd'inllcr.ip m 9p FOR SALE: Panasonic 4 piece stereo system: 1 amplifier. 1 turntable. 2 speakers, like new. 676 9644 after 5 pm. 8p FOR SALE: 8 mos. old Kenmore washer, cxc. enndi linn.SIW 676-W45. 9c I'lWoFoliSVIK Small 40 " n'h i-iiii-iilc pi, inn Will s.tcn-(u-e in risMnisilili- parly in iln area 'a-h or lei lit- ANo iimmh Willi iuitnmal ic rhv -Htm I'll mllei t 'in: !f. ! "iTnTiir wru- f f iitf r . (Vmnncr . i.il K S.ilem Or I7!W Be Foil SALE- Miscellaneous household furniture. 676-9498 or ii7M297. 8c 13. For Sale 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. 'c Foil SALE: . evaporative lie home cooler: like new. All fittings Will cool small hmise or mobilehome $150 i;7i;c:'H 7p HM.F PRICE SALE: 2 uni-' form smock lops, sz 14 $5 ea. (were $10i l pr. white poly slacks, sz 12. $5 $10 newt; l pr white leather wedge ties 8 '.B. $7.50 H5 95 new. Ph. 676 5344 after 6 p m. 6tfc AM WAY PRODUCTS: Call 676-5007 after 6 pm. Rent new portable Rinse N Vac that steam cleans, rinses and vacuums carpets profes sionally clean. Coast to-Coast. 8c FOR SALE: 2 13 in studded snow tires. Perfectly new, almost. $2tea 676-9228 7p 14. Automotive FOR SALE: 1973 Pinto 3-door runabout 20,000 miles. 520 Gale SI .676 9927 8p Heppnerites A new or urd car in your future? If so contact: Ed Wells at Keith Farley C'hryiler-Plymouth Inc. Th Walking Mn Friend1' Pendleton lh.27-..Hi . Home Phone 27S-057J 10, 1975 Rillinff far (mill classified ds therefore, classified ads will be on cash In advance basis, unless customer has a regular commercial account with the (.air tie-Times. If so. classifieds !! be billed monthly. The alternative Is to raise the rales to cover rising eosU. Rates remain tl for the first three lines of ad copy; Wc per line for each line thereafter. Display classified advertising. $1.1$ per column inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. $t.5. Deadline. Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not . . i 4 A.. rrporira ttmnii .. 14.. Automotive Farley THE CtOSf VOU LOOK. TX BCTTEK Wf LOOK fSKD CARS: pi... Buick LaSabre. iDriv. vcr Kd.t t-dr. sdn fully equipped with air pi72 Buick Flectr. loaded 21. xtl actual miles 1971 I'tmtiac. t-dr. sdn. fully equipped, air cond. 26.101 actual miles I SKD IM( KITS: I '170 Ford -ti ton lt low mileage PI7I International 4):,i ton flat bed IK Ft. bed and stock rack only. Rood coiid. prS Chrv. pickup. Practi cally new bed and stock racks, ( lean as a hounds Imith. -7 FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTI AC-BUCK FORD CMC TRICKS May and Chase. Heppner Phone S7S-JI16 ni: S.F: '72 Honda 3.VI-4: -...hh! tntidilinn 6ll miles, mu rear tire and chain S.VNl i. mi i;7i; 'MiVi 7l(c I '173 Dalsun pickup 1600. good condition. SO.nno miles. $2.ni0. Cnni.ict Tim Bellamy at nailer of Kmua Corp, Hi . iey ai d shift 8p 15. Real Estate TWO 111 ICSES for sale on 315 Chase Street. Heppner. Call 676 'fi'i l"c ,i Mi SALE: Income property IjiI iii Heppner. with small apt and 12 t 65 trailer house. h..th rented. Reasonable. 676 "iiilK 51 fc FOR SALE: New homes. Valley View Estates 100 per cent financing available. Call Darl Hagev. 676-9121 or 676 5Vi2 431 fc 16. Mobile Homes Ft U SALE: 1966 Marlette Mobile home: 12x60. two bedroom, all elec: good condition Located near Hepp ner. Or. $49oo Owner will consider financing part. 567 5658. C FOR SALE: 16x50' mobile home. 15 miles from Condon, lowards Ionerock Ph 422 7451 9P ...... ,1 EHD Roofing and Painting New roofs, roof coaling, built-up roofs, shingles oiled and stained. Home, farm and ranch painting, including elevators and grain storage. 3d years experience Call ( laud Pettey M9-8I84. eves. I Writ In Morrow County g I vArv Mrtnrfiv H Stamtfs VVV UVflivi whtrtwiQrt Call KIT. MARTIN CoiiVctor Appolntmint L is expensive. Effective Nov. I, ,y 16. Mobile Homes 14x70 ALL ELECTRIC on pri vate lot in Lexington. Take over contract 276 0835 or 276-4188. Ife Hi Low Prec. Wednesday 56 35 .02 Thursday 47 28 Fridav " 43 29 .06 Saturday 41 21 01 Sunday 48 27 .07 Monday 50 31 Tuesday 55 26 Sundav 'i in, snow. Vlmitled as patients to Pioneer Memorial Hospital ihis week were John Sisney. Condon ; Winona Roberts, lone: anil Thelmer Hall. Si;u Dismissed was Larry Xnderson. Heppner ORAIN PRICKS Wheat White $3.90 April 3.73 new crop Hed 3l 3.7.1 new crop Barlev 113.30 Snuff it Out! The rise in male cancer deaths is due largely to the in creasing rate of lung cancer 14 times greater than 40 years ago. Do yourself a favor-drop the cigarette habit, says the American Cancer Society. SPRING Tl'NE I P For Your Mowers $14.99 ioi holes points, condenser. pint;, clean A adjust cai Inn etur. sharpen blade. Ill ItltV. OFFER MMI Through April I i PETTYJOHNS UBiHiiiiiiiimitnuiiiummiiuiiHiuMhl Specialists In Track-lay er Tractor Repair Automotive Welding We handle truck hoists, beds and racks, both factory and custom-built, tractor cabs and gooseneck type trailrrt Air Conditioning B&C Repair Shop 422-7 MW CI.EOtHII.DERS IONE 22 7I23 1 floor covtrinf Mint HZRH1ST0H "l NOTICE TO IVTFItKSTFD PERSONS I'imiI Schlrhel has been appointed Personal Repre sentative of the Estate of l.eo II tlolhokr. Deceased, by the t imiit ( oinl of the Slale of Oreijoii for Morrow County, niiilei No. 1731. ll persons haxlnu claims against the estate are required to present the same within four months hum date of first publication 10 said Personal Repiesrnta live al the office of his allmncs at P.O. H Max ton. Oregon Mt. Your rights may be affected h this proceeding and addi tional indii illation may he obtained from the records of the t oiirl. the Personal Hep resciilaliw or the attorneys lor the Personal Representn tiuv Dated anil first published pril :t. l't7V I'M I.St IIIFRFI. I'ei simal Itepi esentutixr Hell & Hell lloi nes al I aw O. lo i:i7 SI ay Ion. Oil MMttt llonies lor Personal Ken-esenlnlic I'nlilKl.iil iril :i, in and IT. ft;-; NOTICE OF IIONDSYI.E si:I.FI bids will be re ceitrd by the undersigned until y.m o clm k P.M.. on Ihr -.'Ih day of April. I'tTV al the office of Ihe Town Recorder in the ily Hall of l exinglon. Oregon, and Immediately thereafter publicly opened, in Ihe Council Chambers al said ( il Hall, lor Ihe purchase of an issue of Hmtds of the Town ol Lexington. Morrow County. Oregon, in Ihe aggrrgale principal amount of SI I.'i.ihni imi par value. The proceeds of Ihe Bonds will be used to acquire, construct, repair, extend and Improve Ihewalrr system of said Town of I rxington. Oregon. The IIomiN are lo he in Ihe (I. nniiiin.ilioii ol 51 immi each. I ilnl Ot loliei I. P7.V or the 11 il- ol ileliverv al the option ol Ihe piinluci. ami shall Im ii ioli lesl al Ihe rale not to esieeil pel cent pel a noil III WANTED RUMMAGE FOR RUMMAGE SALE May be dropped off at Standard Station or call 676 5058 Why wait til the last minute? Have your studded or snow tires removed and replaced with tires from Miles. (Get more miles from Miles) Miles Tire Service Heppner Hamher 676-9841 Volkswagen Rabbit . .. w' - Economy II Mfft - EPA highway mileage. light Wtlght saves on tires and service $3143 DaKvtrtt' hkt 2 door mode! 1701) Limited Supply How in Stock 2 and 4 docn Mel Winter Audi Volkswagen AlfTHOfllZlD DCALER Pilot lock Highway 39S SovHi fondlotofi, OrtgoH 276-3611 Public pavahle semiannually on January I and July I. be ginning January I. 1971. The Fiiimers Home d iiiiiiislralion has agreed lo purchase Ihe Hoods if no acceptable hid is received. In "ihe event Ihe Farmers Home Vliiiinisiialion purchases Ihe r.omlv or nnv portion thereof, the Itonds so purchased may he in Ihe form of one or more insi.illinenl Itonds and shall hear such dales nnd he issued io such principal installments as Ihe Town Council may herealler provide by Ordin ance s.ii.I IIimkIs will he sold to Ihe billies! responsible bidder mu lor nol less than their par value and I he entire urn tl of accrued interest thereon, and In Ihe hiiMcr offering Die lowest elleclive interest rale lo Ihe Town, taking Into i onsiilrialioii and account mu Ii pieiuioins as are offered h the bidder In connection with Ihe purchase of Hie Cmitts with Interest being cooipiilril lo Ihe respective iii.iluiilv dales The bid must mill. mi a slate n I ol Ihe net interest cost miller Ihe lerius ot Ihe bill The Hoiiils will mature seli.illv ill nniiirilc.il order lis lollous' lloiul Niiiuhen I Malurily I I-PI76 I-I-PI77 I l-Pi;x I l l'tT'i 1-l-PtMI lll'IXI I- I-PW2 IllWt IIPixl II- l'Ci lll'isli l-l-l'ix I- IPixx I l-PIS'l II- l'I'HI IIPI'H I I -1 .' I I Pi'i I I l l'i'M ll-Pi'i; I I I'l'H. I "i t 7 III II 12 13 II IS l 17 IX. Pi M 21 ;.'.'! .!. .'I. .: .'s :n :i ; : :i ;. :". '."i I" i ' i : r. i. Is ri : 'a. V. i." i.t i.i I,'. ",s i, 'i t : I pei; II 'IMS I I pew II.IMMI II II :mii in".' ..2iiut . 'IMI I Performance 70 HP SAI NET over head cam, 4 cylinder. Front Wbaal Drlvt -Rack ami Pinion $ltr- Hif for suporb hand ling and traction. ttldVtatar for stability. Notices .. . I.K'IMIj ;iv, IIC'IIINi M SH i i-i'im. .m.v, ii -'' wini M In. Ins I-I-;hih I.e. II-, i-i :'.ii i-ciiit ,..is it-'t'ii I!mi; i-i-.'iit' The ltiniil. will be i-Micil IHii sii.iiil l Hie bai ler if Hie limn f .elnln. Ib'th iiln ii;il mill lnterel me i;iv;ihle ill Hie nlflce nf Hie Ihhii lleciuiler, IrvinUl'in, llrruim. The HoitiN will be lieneliil Olilitiiiliimx f Hie T l evltmlnn. "l linii.iltv ei mi ll hv 11 pleilue nf Hie ti-t revenue l Hie wilier sv.lem ol ;iil Tnvvn f I I'Xllltilllll In Hie event Ihe runners Hume il in inUl nil inn I'm cluive the llimilv Mi b HimiiU vill be teileeniiihle ill Hie iiiliiiiiiif Ihe Tim ii III nn v lime in inveise iiiiinericiil tinier, cerlilieil "I riixliicr's clink ol in on tl li.mk iliilnt! biiiiies In Hie Sliilenf OreUmi i.iv:ihle In Ihe until nf Hie I ..it n nl levinuliMi in Hie iiiiiiiinil nl Ivvn I.'' per cent nf p.ir Viiliie of Hie llmnN iillei eil I. ii Mile is In iiccmiipiiliv Ihe pnipinal. The Itiniih will be Hi livereil In Pinlliiliil. Mi cniin either l Ihe iinchiier nr .1 ilesiin;ilel niienl n 'imhi niter Ihe siile n iliicllciil The Tiivvniil l.evinulon will ni.ile Ihe iiwnril f the llmnN ill .Vim .. ( Im k V l ii il.'V pi; v Imi liMives Ihe rkhl I" tejecl iiiiv in nil priipiisiiU received Ihe iippliivinu leii.il iipiniim l Moms ll.iiikln UiiNli IS.itjen I Hubert v Mliiliievs ;il I ;iw Piiill.mil IMeiiim. will be iiiilinl In Ihe siinessliil luilibi liiuelher wilh Hie iiilllnll nl s.llll CIMIIIM'I il ! Ihe I. IV vl.llllo ill K.I ill Itiilllls Ihe nlliie nl Ihe Town llr Il l 1 1. n ul I e xliii; I " i I lie pl.ice when- enpies nl tie II11I111. s .llilliiil iliiU Hie s.ile nl Ihe llnnils .lliil Ihe SI ilinieiil ol l'seiili.il lulls t mu i liliiltf Ihe Tnwn nl leN lii':lnii in n lie 11I1I.1I111 it hv tlinoe ii iiiii III Ills iinil 1 in hh ill. ins inleiesleil ill lib. t Htilii'j 1 npies Iheienl I II Mil I . II s Mill Tiim 11 IteciM ilel . liiuinil I exinulnii I1.1 1.. I unit s , Iii eumi PnlilMinl piil Hi II PIT-. t I Ml II l! Mt N'IH pei.ib Mlshitit! I" hiive Iheil n 111. 1. IV pints Liken V.ne nl 1.11 .111 .111 il b.isl .il lleppnei M.i.i.nii telinleiv shmilil vi nil In Ihe lil p.ivnienl s.m.ii Im .ill.ivi iimple lime In net Ihe milk it. .lie it mm s . nun. r. Sec 1 el .11 v llll .1 Heppner. i iTn PnhlMiril piil I" UINIII Tl( KS VtiKxl ticks are again ea vmally present in and atxiut many outdoor recreational area and hiking trail IhrnuKhnut Oreijon. These parasites occur most fre quently from February to July in a variety of Oregon habitat with high populations found alontf trail and roads Ticks rest on (trasses and low vege tation awaiting the opportuni ty lo attach Ihemselves (0 people or animals that brush against Ihe plant. The bile from a wood lick may cause localized Irritation, possible secondary Infections or one of several infectious diseases such as Colorado tick fever and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. The longer a lick is attached lo a person, Ihe greater the potential for disease transmission. Some protection from licks can be afforded Individuals when In lick infested areas by making periodic inspections of clothing throughout Ihe day and a thorough inspection of the body for licks at least twice daily. Wearing boots and keeping shirts tucked Into trousers and trousers tucked Into boots may also keep licks on the outer clothing where they may be observed and removed. Ticks that have been attached for brief periods of lime may often be removed by exerting a steady gentle pull to the tick. Since the body fluid of ticks may contain Infectious or ganisms, crushing the ticks with subsequent contamina tion of the wound should be avoided. It Is generally advi sable to consult a physician for the removal of a lick that Is firmly attached. Hereford tour set for Stone ranch Willi Tnliil l'erlnliii;iine its Ihe tlieitie. pl.iiis h;ive been m;il.c.l l"t tin' " VII Aineri c.in llri clniil Ki hl lav In lie t,i,'cl .lime JT JK I'T. ill Ihe iiiiiiliwesl I'nileil M.iti's ran cliiin' csi.ililisliiiieiil i'l Slnne I .mi lies. Ilei inistnn Owners How .lt d .mil Vcni.l Stem' ("' with ranch iii.iiumit Pong Itiiinelt in coi'liiillv invilinu .ill inlensled IiiitiIiTs ami Minllis In .illciiil this mil-land mil 11.1l1n11.il lli'ielmit lim' Unit Mure III. HI II Will' pl.iiinmi; liv lb'' Lim it .""I 'I1'' has nunc into Hie ilcicliiptnctil ol tl"' timsl iiin(iie ami mnnvaiivi' pro L' 1 .mi Im hnli il 111 Hie li'-Ut "lie II In- a lour ol II"' ranch opcl'. limn. Ili-i'.Hiimm lit l 111 mi .linn' 5. lolbiwi'il In till' niel ic.in .lilinoi' lli'M'Imil Viiiaiii" n.itiiinal slimv-m.in-lHi' nuiii-l iieliiiin,l I u s ,l '1 l 111 Tlie lirsl iillei iini.ii s ,n li ilies w ill he 1 ,iiiri 1M1 a li.iMihm iri'i lr ;,l Ihe 1 .1111 II a- well il II liimnr il.im e w Mil a liv e lialtil 1 'mi iiciiu' at " a 111 and lulliiwim; an nil tin' ranch mil Itni nl.il lc lirraktiisl al 7 ,i in S.itmd.u "s ai liv Mies ill 1 i v oh e arnunil one of Ihe imisl iniiiiie Itnlifini! cintlests el In lie 1111 ni (ml aled Inln fl 1'i ld 1l.1v pmi'ia'M I'.itli'i'tieil ,,dei Hie I'I7I llcmei Hire ,, nl I niili i cm v, 11 ol the ii.ihini v li ii'lin d imliisli v , .nl, 1 s w ill ev alu.Mi' 1 lasses d im . in- nl Hit' three man 1 iiinniilli e -v sli'iH ll-i'd l"V Ihe Ml ,M si In led rci!isicr nl im i a show - lliis iai season f'iii,ilK a- unusual to a ,MI 'I .till ol Mu- t H' w dl lc tin- ,n '11. il use nl i i tm main e 1I.1I.1 on en h amni.il bv iH'lh 1 niiiesi. nil- and luili'i's in il,n mi; 1 lasses ulmh will in hide M n hulls niw call pan s ,iud I epl.11 -! t lu'ilel srlit linn auinnu' o'liei s I Min i a. 1 1 v Hies ill include ;iildies' l.v lni I al'-d .h;i 1 c ill 1 in e indilsli v leadei s. pull he s.ik'm' cniiiesls skiN ;iud i .11 1 limn.' "ilillni-nr in I lt - Im 111 nl enlei lam nl I'l'isi.iis inll'l.-Ird III sm ndin1 smiic Inne ill the Wa-llilH.'tilll and I II e'nll .11 ea .11 e III i'i iI In lake aH .Ullage nl nil.- nl I vl 11 si, lr llrlellild I. mi s In lie sI.h'i iI t w f 1 lim rt Sundav, .lime . ldiuiu;h c.u s aic vv i l. ..im- l-iiscs dl In' avail. idle linii! I lit- niiilels ill Ihe Ih I iliislnii l'i ndl.'lnii ,11 i-.l Si. me Ill the II"' 11 'is! s ini.si Im iuIiIuI nitiiml.i'ii and I . 1 ,i!'i v .1' r.is '.v ;l! l'i- f I t' 11 mil 1.11K I. a the nn. d,H hull win. Il wdl In . id iIim.ikIi tin- Wall. ni, 1 v.illrv .11 1 .1 nl I It 1 t'.m Im' al' .1 Ih' Ivui d.n alia" whit It v d! la ad in 11 ihw ,11 d tin mndi Wa Iniifc Inn ll.nui'll advises that pel ..his planumi; In attend aial in lii i'il nl I't'si't v alums t niil.n I I In- Slnne Hani lies Im a-sisl ,1111 e t'ainpiiH' tat tlilies .11 e .ii ad. Mile m Hie ma !li 1 i nl' '' llHi'nn ana- .id .n t nl In Hi 1 mislnn I iidnulilrdU , Ihe Slnlie Ml 111en1 an lot ,il nni olleis an lAcellenl opnii lliiut v Ini va caliniteis In Havel llunut'.li .nine nl America's must pn Im esipie ureas and view suiiie nl Ihe nation's 11,. . impular callle while alleiid an; Ihis veal 's inosl talked aluil lleieloid event Talent needed at state fair The call is out lo singer, dancers, and other perform ers all over Oregon, as auditions begin for Ihe state's oldest and besl known talent showcase Hie Oregon State Fair's All-Oregon Talent Show is seeking performers of types and ages for its 1975 edition. A "sincere desire to perform and entertain" is the only requirement for entrants, says Talent Show coordinator John Reitz. Auditions will be held across the state during April, says field. Locations and date for tryouts for area residents Is The Dalles: April 21, Elks Temple, 200 E. Third Street. All auditions will begin at 4 pn., ending at pm Application forms for per formers can be had al the time and location of auditions, or by writing Oregon State Fair, State Fairgrounds. Salem, Oregon 97310, Applicants for, auditions must bring their own music, accompanist, and re cords if needed. A phonograph will be available. Finalists who will appear at the Fair wlU be notified by May 10.