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Phone 676-9223
Cards of Thanks
We would like to thank all
the people who helped during
and after our fire. Thanks also
for the many wonderful gifts
we received.
THE HANN.VS
I wish to express my
heartfelt thanks to all our
friends, neighbors and rela
tives, for all their thoughtful
ness, flowers, cards, phone
calls, visits and other acts of
kindness. Special thanks to
those who were so good to
Huston while I was in the
hospital. I am very grateful to
Or. Wolff and all the hospital
staff for their excellent care.
MARIE LESLEY
We wish to thank the
following people for their part
in the benefit dance for Phil
Sinerius: Buzz Lynch. Cal's
Cafe & Lounge. Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas McDaniel. Dick Gor
ham and The Gang.
HARDMAX COMMUNITY
CENTER
2. Notices
Heppner Lions '
Club meeis 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays
of each month
at 6:45 a.m. Break
fast meeting. Wagon
Wheel. Cliff Green. Pres.
17tfc
IIKPPXEK SWIM ASSOC. is
h;iing the Spring Rummage
S,ilc For pickup call: Arbo
U.iN. i;7tin"H. J Jones.
O; Biddies. G7fi-H247: or
diup off at St.indardStation.
Itlc
U 11.1. ! BABYSITTING, my
home Oi'i-Ul. 1''
I.OSK WEIGHT Safe. fast.
mv with the Diadax plan-Rt-duce
fluids with Kluidex
Murras Pharmacy
WILL BUY crippled, retired
and spoiled horses. Rex Eng
lish. Ph. 567-6065. ltfc
RENT New portable RINSE
X4VAC that steam cleans,
rinses and vacuums carpets
professionally clean. Case
Furniture Co
FOR BETTER HEALTH use
Viiur.il Health Foods. Vila
niiiiv Minerals. Formulas
Write lr prices and informa
1 ion Condon Distributing Co .
Bn fM. Condon Or 97825
ALCOHOLICS Anonmous
will meet Fridays. Uipm.
Mcihndtst Church. Gale and
Church Sireels. Ht-ppner. or
Ph fi7fi i-8
LECITHIN' Vinegar! B6!
Kelp' Now all four in one
capsule, ask for FB6. Mur
ray's Pharmacy. 50-10p
MENTAL HEALTH. Hepp
ner. Tues thru Fn. 8 30-5.
576 9161 Irrigon. Mon & Fri .
9r-a057. Emergency. 676-5032.
4. Help Wanted
W ANTED: Someone to clean
yard and do some spading in
Heppner. Ph 989 8471. lop
6. Wanted
WANTED: liems for lone
United Church Auction June 7.
I.ive al Bristow 's Market or
call Bill Ricimann. 422-7W6
12c
WANTED: Fence pickets, any
Me 7-.VW.. I'lc
7. For Rent
KfK RENT In lone. I bedrrn
apt: I studio apt. and 12
bedrrn apt. 422 7587. Ifc
8. Services
1 Al l. TYPES OK
Oackhoe Work
S WD A GRAVEL IIAl'LIM
Wesley Wise
IONK.ORF 422 740
9. Livestock
FOR SALE: Jyr. old quarter
hone mart. Well itarted.
gentle. 1300. 676 9223. I4cj
(
Heppner. OR.. Thursday. Apr.
.
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9. Livestock
FOR SALE: 2 yr. old Angus
bulls: lb I lot I breeding. Don
Gnvnup. Heppner. 676-S795.
UK
PUPPIES to give away; 3t
shepherd: '4 Lab. Tom or Lori
Wilson. 422-7543. . 11c
A I YEARLING and 2 yr -old
range bulls. Hereford, cross
bred Hereford and Submen
tal; cross-bred Hereford and
Limousin. 83 Ranch. Pilot
Rock. 443-64R3. 49tfc
10. Farm, Garden
FOR SALE: Cattle dous.
uuaraniiixl. Renislered Aus
ir.ihan cattle docs. Mr.
and Mrs .lm- Rerryman; :t
!17. LaC.ranrlo HI
FOR SALE: riding lawn
mower, elec start. 30" cut.
s.y,: ilTti Wifl 'e
You've seen it on TVthe
"XEEDIE" weed eater.
We've got em $89 95 Petty
john's. I"1'
TREE SERVICE: Will be
working in Heppner area for
next 2 weeks If you have trees
vou would like trimmed or
"removed, call Jerry Whitbeck.
Fossil. 763 2137. or Dave
Harrison. 676-9146 10c
12. Furniture,
Appliances
BooKS: We buy. stll and
trade Dean's 2nd Hand Store.
676-ViM 521 fc
K'l! MI.K: Miscellaneous
i.iM-hi.ld furni'ure. 676 WM
ii i.Ti. 'i.'C "e
Foi: S .K 2 H Jacuzzi jet
pump new motor, excellent
(-..minimi !Vi 67i. "-'23 I2p
FOR SALE: B-W television
S50 Lady Clairol elec curlers
ne $20. Ph Blackailers.
676-5534. He
13.
For Sale
C. Kik and Sen f..r Fibertoain.
S-arcraf'. Caldwell and Mar
lin boa's Mercury motors and
EZ Loader trailers Ph "67-8419.Heiiniston-McNdt
Dam
Hwy.
FOR SU.E li; ca .iH'i aun
ty ! home cooler, like new
it t'"!ii Will vol small
h..iM- or niobilehoiiie i'
MWY PRODUCTS: Call
i7i-V7 alter 6 p m
You can steam clean carpets
professionally dean with new
portable Rmse-N-Vac Rent at
Cn.isiio-Coast loc
FoR SU.K 2 I ! in studded
mow t.ics Perleitlv new.
,l.,,t N.; ll7ti.'22K 'V
XOW IN STOCK: Olympic
Stain. Evan's Lumber Yard,
Lexington, OR,
FURNITURE MISC. items
bought, sold and consigned
every day. Auction 2nd and 4th
Sunday. 1:30 pm. Irrigon
Auction. 922 Jm 10c
We're overstoc ked with Rem.
22 shorts. 79c. each $7.50
carton while they last. Petty
john's loc
FOR SALE: 5 horse Sea King
outboard motor: used saddle;
a brown naughahyde recliner
and an armchair 676-9203. I lc
BOYSEN PAINT SALE: 2
gallons for the price of I
Evan's Lumber Yard, Lex
ington. Or.
LUDWIG DRUM SET: In
cludes bass drum, snare
drum. 2 tom-toms, floor tom
tom, drum stool, cymbal
stands with cymbal heads
$225 Ph 676 5848 after 4 30
p m
J HORSE TRAILER, home
made, $300. 1942 Ford Univer
sal 4 wh. dr.; good cond. $'oo.
i 989 8434 Up
14. Automotive
FOR SALE : Tent trailer, good
condition, $300 Phone Black
ailers. 676 5534 He
24. 1975
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14. Automotive
Farley
THC CLOSE VOU LOOK,
the arrrcn wf look
I SKI) CARS:
Huick LaSabre. Dri
er Kd.i t-dr. sdn fully
equipped with air
Ii75 Pontine, full power, six
way seal, air cond.. I-ST
actual miles.
H1T2 Buick Electr. loaded
2I.NI7 actual miles.
I'i::t Pontine. 4-dr. sdn. fully
emiipped, air cond. 2H.:WI
actual miles
I SKI) PK KIPS:
I '(Til Ford Ji ton Ixl
low mileage
I'CI International Ixl1! ton
flat bed
Hi Ft. bed and stink rack
mih. good cond.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.
POXTl AC-BUCK
Ibirse mil
FORD
CMC TRI CKS
May and Chase. Heppner
Phone 676-91 1
FOR SALE: 1970 CB 150
Honda, runs gixid. $325. 676
ViHiiatter ip m. Hp
Heppnerites
new or used car in
your tut lire?
If so coiilac!:
Ed Wells
at
Keith Farley
( hrslrr-l'h moiilh Inc.
'The Walking Man Friend"
IVnillelon lh. 27i-7:t 1 1
Home Phone 27K-57i
15. Real Estate
F"R S I.K' Income pro)ertv
I...' in Heppner. with small
,n' ami 12 ! trailer house.
I.'h frilled Retainable 676
"oi:: 5tlc
FOR SALE: New homes.
V.-illev View Estates 1 00 per
cent Im.incint! available. Call
D,ii
Vi6'.
llaues. 676 9121 or 676
4Itfc
TWO Hot SKS for sale on .115
('have Si reel. Heppner. Call
i.Ti.'fiV; loi"
Foil SI.E t Ix-droom house.
1 1 . baths. 180 Quaid 676 5895.
U'p
1
Roofing and Painting
New roofs. r.f coaling, built-up roofs, shingles oiled
and stained. Home, farm and ranch painting. Including
elevators and grain storage.
:m years eperience
f all C laude Peltry nh-8IH4. eves.
m
Writ In Morrow County
wiry
Starrett's 'tzr
OecoF Center''1""
Call
CollKtfor
Appolntmtnt
. . - .
1
16. Mobile Homes
470 ALL-ELECTRIC on pri
vate lot in Lexington. Take
over contract. 276-0835 or
276-4'SW. IfC
FOR SALE: l7 Nashua
mobile home, 12 x 48. 2
bedroom, elec. heal, awning
and skirting. 422-7567.
Too Late to
Classify
HELP WANTED: NURSE.
LPN or RN wanted for office
work Contact Dr. Gifford.
676-9111.- He
Hi l ow Prrr.
Wednesdav 54 35 .02
Thursday 58 18 05
Fridav 61 42
Saturday 56 42 .01
Sunday 56 28
Monday 63 3i
Tuesday 60 37
Ban!i business
shows increase
First National Bank of
Oregon reported increases in
loans, deposits and earnings
tor the first quarter of 1975.
according to Robert F. Wal
lace, president of the state
wide financial institution
Deposits were S2.124.027.OOO
on March 31. compared with
$2.101. 016.000 posted al the end
ol ihe first quarter of 1974
Ians at First Naltonal's 140
statew ide oltices moved up to
$1 .381 .61 i.oixi. a gain of 1.2 per
cent from the $1,364,955,000
listed on the same date in 1974.
Total resources were
$2.612. 150. '". UP fro,n
$2 .622.H5n.nno. on March 31.
last year.
Income before securities
transactions for Ihe first
quarter amounted to $5.277. ooo
or 98 cents per share, up 9 1
per cent from $4,789,000. or 90
cents per share recorded
during Ihe firsl quarter of
1074 Net income, after securi
ties ' transactions, was
i5.24o.oN) This compares o
S1.B04.wni last year
The Heppner branch report
ed deposits of $9,975,965 and
loans ol $10,066,730 as of
March 31 Comparable totals
tor Ihe branch a year ago were
$'1,011,512 in deposits and
S8.7ii7.9o9 in loans
iiiiiii muniuuuuuiitmiiuuuttiaui
Specialists In
Track-layer Tractor Repair
Automotive Welding
e handle truck hoists, beds
mid rack, both factory and
ciistnni-buill : tractor cabs am!
gioeneck type trailers
Air Conditioning
B & C
Repair Shop
122-7 m
( ! ()( Illl .DF.RS
lOVF.
422-7423
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Monday
RUUISTOH
Public
IOVEI .KXINCTON
(FMF.TFRV
MMXTKWM E DISTRICT
NOTICE OF RFOl'I.AR
DISTRICT FLECTION ,
Notice is hereby given
pursuant to ORS J.VMINO l
ORS 2"?.liN) that a regular
District election of the lone
!.eintlon Cemetery Main
tenance District of Morrow
t nimlv . Oregon, will he held in
such District and Slate on the
i.l h duv of May. I'73. between
Ihe hiMirs of 2:W) p.m.. and
ik mi p.m.. Pacific Daylight
Time, at the following Voting
places:
(llv Hall, lone, Morrow
'mini v. Oregon.
City Hall. Lexington. Mor
row County. Oregon.
t this time there will be
submitted to Ihe legal voters
of Ihe Cemetery District the
iiieslimi or establishing a Ux
levy for the fiscal year 1975-78
for Ihe sum of $I2.26. 62 as
submitted hv Section II.
Vrlicle XI. of Ihe constitution
of the -Slate of Oi-egou. which
liscal period commences on
.hilv I. I'i75. mid ends June :!.
I'i;. Said levy shall he placed
upon Ihe I'lT.VTi; assessment
rolls and the taxes will be due
mid payable on November I ".
I'lTV February l. I May
" l')76 nml Vilttust 15. P7li.
The oasoiis for establishing
this tax lew are for the
payment of employees sala
ries, supplies and equipment
ho the operation anil main
tenance of the cemeteries
within the Cemetery District,
all as reiiiii ed bv the laws of
the Stale of Oreiion.
l this lime there will be an
elec tinit ol i Director of the
District pursuant I" "RS
tin. said Director will lake
office lulv I. I ''7 5. and serve
I.. i a term of three year.
the voles will be hv hallo!
upon which will be marked
Tax I evv" ' ves and "Tax
I evv" ' no. and the voter
shall cross the parenthesis
with an x in it between Ihe
lax I evv" and the wold yes.
or belw Ihe word "Tax
lew" and the wold no.
whichever Indicate his
choice Ml voters will vole at
lone itv Hall. I""'- Oregon,
or leviimti'ii t ilv Hall. Lex
ington Oies-on
, the onler of the District
l!oai d nl Ihe lone I rvinmon
femetei'v Maiiileiiam e Dis
Irii I
Haled Ihis 2Mb duv of
Manh I'lT"..
km, Mil DFWIUNT.
t hail man
;oV W . I IXDMItoM,
Diteclor
Rnl'.l II I ItllHIXNX.
Director
I'lihliOird M.inli 27. Apiil
i; -i I'i;;,
No l it FOFSPK HI.
ELECTION FOR
DIRECTORS
NOTICE is hereby liiven
thai a special Flection will be
held in Morrow County. Slate
of Oreiion. Tuesday. May S.
I '17 5 from 2:M P.M. to M:IW
P.M. for the put pose of
election of Directors for Ihe
follow iiiK districts:
CEMETERY DISTRICTS:
I Director for the Boardman
C emetery District
I Director for Heppner
C emetery District
1 Director for Ihe lone
l exinulon C emeterv District
MRU. FIRE CONTROL
DISTRICTS:
2 Directors for Heppner
Rurul Fire District
1 Director for Boardman
Rui at Fire District
PMtK AND RECREATION
DISTRICT:
2 Directors for Boardman
Park and Recreation District.
POl.LINfi PLACES:
Heppner Old Library Building
Lexington City Hall
lone City Hall
(ireenfirld Orange Hall.
Boardman.
SADIE PARRISIL
County Clerk
Dated this 17th day of April.
IS7.1
Published April 17, 21. 197$.
PI BLIC MEETING
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
COUNTY BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION
Notlct Is hereby given that
M Monday. May 12. 117$. at It
a.m. the Board of Equalisa
tion of the County of Morrow.
Oregon, will meet at the
County Court House, Heppner,
Oregon, U publicly esamln
(he assessment rolls for said
County of Morrow,' for the
year 117$ and U correct all
error In valuation, descrip
tions, or qualities of land, lots
or other property assessed by
the assessor.
Notices
The ratio between assessed
and true cash value adopted
by the Board of Equaliiation
pursuant to ORS 3O9.02H Is 100
per cent.
It shall be the duly of the
persons Interested to appear
t Ihe time and place appoint
ed. Petitions for adjustment of
assessments must be filed
with the Roard of Equaliiation
not later than the Monday of
the week following the firsl
week that Ihe Board Is In
session.
EVERETT II ARSIIMAN,
Assessor,
County of Morrow. Oregon
Published April 21. May I. 8,
1973. ,
LEG AL NOTICE OF
BUDGET COMMITTEE
MEETING
Notice Is hereby given
pursuant to ORS 294.401 that a
public meeting of the Budget
Committee of the Port of
Morrow. Morrow County,
Oregon will be held on May It.
I7J. at 4:00 p.m.. Pacific
Daylight Time In the Port of
Office. No, I Marine Drive.
Boardman. Oregon. The Bud
get Message will be presented
and the Budget Document of
Ihe Port of Morrow for the
1975-76 fiscal year beginning
Juiv I. 1975. will be consider
ed. Any person may appear to
discuss Ihe budget or any part
of il and to study a copy of the
budgrt document with Ihe
Budget Committee at that
time. Copies of Ihe budget
may be obtained at Ihe Port
Office during office hours, 9
a.m. to S p.m.. Monday
through Friday.
GARLAND SW ANSON
Published April 21. I97J
tfotpttalffMottt;
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
p,is week were Judy Hamp
ton. Kintia Debra and Josh
us Rogers. Lexington, and
Kinilfily Petty )ohn. lone
Dismissed was Jeamne Ham
monds Heppner
Mr and Mrs M.nk Rogers.
Li-xinulon are the parent of a
son. .loslin.i Iwirn April 21.
l'i7V who weighed 6 lbs. 4 or
IIFT
J; -. Vpiil. May
:t !'l new crop
:.; piil. May
:l.::'iiiew crop
l;..Hi Vpril. May
si "ainew crop
While
Itnl
Callry
JlfflMJ
Buy first gallon
at reg. price
SECOND GALLON ONLY
Reg. $1294
A GALLON
NOW
2 for $1235
Custom mliad colors
lightly hlgfitr
c3G7GEncoLonzer. paints
EVANS LUC1BIR COMPANY
T
Court house notes
The budget hearings Involv
ing the various departments of
Ihe county began lasl Tues
day. However, thai was only
the beginning, and lurned out
to be the only day lasl week
that saw budget hearings.
Several special interest
groups appeared to explain
what they needed or hoped to
have included in the coming
budget.
The public hearings will
continue for several days.
They will resume Tuesday of
this week. Some courthouse
workers say they could take
up a big part of this month,'
The assessor'! office has
been busy sending out notices
of change in assessed valua
tion to property owners. The
Brand law changes
effective May 11
Rrand inspection regula
tions have been amended In
three areas by Ihe Oregon
Department of Agriculture
effective May II.
The areas are:
Cniile sold for or valued nt
$10or less will be exempt from
the change of ow nership brand
inspection requirement.
The time limit for filing of
brand inspection exemption
certificates will be extended
I rum the present 72 hours to
eight days.
The lime when custom
The Morrow County Court.
Ihe budget committee and Ihe
revenue sharing committee
have postponed Iheir meetings
for the Morrow Counly budget
until April in. am The
meeting will be held at Ihe
county courthouse.
Mrs Dee Gobble, was
sworn in as Justice of the
Peace. Wednesday, by Sadie
Parrish. Morrow county
clerk MrsVillbble will act ns
Justice of Die Peace until
Charles O Connor is able to
resume his duties He had
recent eve surgery
T" " t
A 10 per cent discount win oe
given to all Kinzua employees
purchasing tires from Miles Tire
Service, upon presentation of
proof of their employment at
the Mill.
NEW HOURS:
Monday through Friday 8-6 p.m.
Heppner Miles Tire
! '
PREMIUM DREEM
LATEX FLAT
High hiding, velvet flat
finish in 10 beautiful
new Western colors
Superior adhesion and
superb color retention
No paint odor
VI-KO LATEX
HOUSE PAINT
Lustrous flat finish In
12 ready-mixed colors
No cracking, fading or
peeling
Tough, weather
resistant coating
Superior color retention
Lexington, Ore. 989-8506
OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 5 p.m.
notices comply with ORS
308 280 The notice is sent to
advise you of Ihe assessed
value that has been placed on
the property described hereon
for use on Ihe next assessment
roll now being prepared. The
preceding year's values are
also shown.
County Planner David Moon
explained thai closure of the
existing dump at Heppner
depends on several factors, A
most significant factor being
that a new site must be
opened. He estimates that the
site planned could be ready
around July 1 and that
arrangements to close the
Heppner dump would follow.
Hie Solid Waste Advisory
Board is presently considering
plans for the dump.
slaughtering or processing
establishments are required
lo submit slaughtering certifi
cates is changed from the
present 30 days from slaugh
ter to the time Ihe anim.il hide
is brand inspected.
The firsl two amendments
were made as a result of
problem! encountered in the
dairy industry in some parts
of the slate. Dairymen com
plained thai the change of
ownership brand inspection
has caused them hardships
ami added expense.
Mothers club
A meeting of the Mother's
Club was held at Ihe home of
Judy llimi A family barlx-que
was discussed for later in the
year, however, no definite
plans were set
Linda Johnson read a letter
from the Child Care Center
and explained some of the
services ll has to niter
The next meeting will be
held Max 12 It will be Ihe new
members welcome lea and
will lie held al the Lutheran
Church nt Hp in All interested
persons are invited to attend
.: ....
Service 676-9841
kk'A $Wk.VA v
' -m r m - -.it." r m ,
rrvvWyYii'
. - -
Reg. $1124
A GALLON
NOW
2 for $1125
Some custom mld colon
lightly hlgtir
v