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Newspaper Page TextPage 7. THE CAZKTTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR.. Thursday. June 26. 1975 Save money... Pay cash! Phono G7G-9220 Cards of Thanks We would like to express our appreciation to all the staff and nurses of Pioneer Memo rial Hospital for the good care given me. Special thanks to Dr. Tibbies and our many friends and relatives for the flowers, cards and prayers during my stay in the hospital. DEBBIE SAM McDANIEL Saturday, June 14, was one of the happiest days of our SO years together. We could not begin to name all our friends who made our reception such a fubulous occasion. We give our heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude to everyone. We love all of you. CAL JERRY SUMNER 2. Notices WILL BUY crippled, retired and spoiled horses. Res Eng lish. Ph. 567065. life FREE FIREPLACE wood: you cut -you haul. Kinzua Corporation. Heppner. Con tact Terry Valentine. 20c MENTAL HEALTH: Hepp ner, Tues. thru Frl. 8:3(V5( 676 9161. Irrigon, Mon.. 922 3357 Emergency. 676 5032. CLEAN carpets profession ally clean with new portable steam cleaner. Rent RINSE N Vac at Case Furniture Co IW Perhaps you should talk to Farmers Insurance: We are expanding our agency force and are interviewing people w ho are searching for a new field that offers a lifetime of interesting work of an independent nature. Our pro gram will enable you to supplement your present in come and establish your own insurance agency. No capital investment. Complete train ing In auto. fire, life and commercial insurance. Keep your present job while learn ing For private interview call Chuck White. 567-346 after 7 p tn P O Box 746, Hermiston, CHIMNEYS. Furnaces, oil stove and fireplaces vacuum cleaned Please call and leave messages at 676 IWfc I WILL NOT BE responsible for any bills, other than my own as of Monday. June 23, 1975 Jerry A Duponl. 19c I WILL NOT be responsible for any bills, other than my own. as of Monday. June 23 Lori Wilson 2c CEKKILS to give away: Ph Diana Ball. 676 5.106 2ftp 4. Help Wanted LIVE IN housekeeper; no per sonal care. Must drive. 422 7192 I7tfc 5. Work Wanted WORK WANTED: will do odd jobs Call 676 5528 after 8 pm, AskforRory. 2p HIGH SCHOOL Junior girl wants work. Office, store, housework or babysitting 676 5344 2np 6. Wanted FARMS WANTED: cattle or wheal. Will pay cash. Fred F. Sexton Itlty. 3(69 N E. C.lisan. Portland, Or. 97212. Ph. 234 6681. 22c ANNUAL SIDEWALK Baarar July 11 13. We need organizations to sell pies and cakes. Contact Marge Gard ner for available space. 19c RANDALL PETERSON Oirm Merchants Com, 7. For Rent FOR RENT: Office space available. Formerly Veterans Service Office. Call Herman Green, 676 9171 tfc FOR RENT: studio apart- IMfc nent,95mo.422 7587. ft. Services S wwwwwwowwwww ALL TYPES OF, , Oackhoo Work Sand A Gravel Hauling WESLEY WISE lone. OR. 422-7418 Evening Calls Appreciated 9. Livestock FARMERS: now renting 5 h p. post hole digger, trailer mounted, digs 6" and 10" holes. PETTYJOHN'S, 676 9157. 18c FOR SALE OR TRADE: Mule, 3 yr. old, green broke, and a pony for the kids. Both for $350, or trade for equal value. 676 5074 after 5.30 p.m. 16tfc 10. Farm, Garden1 IN STACK: first cutting good alfalfa hay for sale; I to 5 ton loads $60. Over 5 tons $58. Call 922 3124 or contact Wallace Frederickson, Patterson Fer ry Rd Irrigon. 20c FOR SALE: Fryer chickens. Bruce Bothwell, 690 Alfalfa St.. 676 9786. 2lp NEW CROP ALFALFA hay for sale. Also some grass hay. Bill Voile, Irrigon. 922 3355 tfc D 7 CAT. hyd. blade. Nearly new undercarriage, $6,900. Write to Box 1022, Heppner, Or. I9p 12. Furniture Appliances FOR SALE; Miscellaneous household furniture. 676 9498 or 676 9297 8c SEE THE AREA'S largest selection of pianos and organs at your new exclusive Ham mond, Wurlitzer and Yamaha dealer. Bob's Eastern Oregon Music, 141 S. Main, Pendleton, OR Ph. 276-7001. 19c FOR SALE: like new 9 ft. sofa w-m loveseal, $500. 255 W. Church, Ph. 676 5536. 19p PIANO. Walnut spinet console piano to be picked up and sold in this area. Will sacrifice to responsible party, Cash or terms Also Organ with auto matic rhythm. Ph. 206CH3 9270 or write Credit Mgr., 612 SW. 152nd. Seattle. Wa . 9filfi6 20C 13. For Sale C Kik and Son for Fiberloam. S'arcrafi. Caldwell and Mar tin bnais Mercury motors and EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567-' 8419. llermiston-McNary Dam lUv. 9tfc Use weight with New Shape Tablets and Hydres Water Pills at Murray's Drug. 18p WIWAY I'ltolHtTS f,7ii after 6 p ni Cull SAVE I0 on a pre hung self storing white I" thick storm screen door. Now only $46 95 at EVANS LUMBER YARD. Lexington. 18c V PICK STRAWBERRIES. 6 until noon. 12 yr. old mini mum. Boxes provided lliway II. 21 miles north Pendleton. W inn Berry Farm. 2105. 20c BOAT FOR SALE: 73 Orrion tri hull. 170 III' Volvo 10. Calkins trailer. $3995. 676 5064. 19c New Rinse N Vac steam cleans carpets cleaner and keeps them cleaner longer. Rent at Coast to Coast. 9c SAVE THIS AD. Wild Meat, legally taken, low as 25c. lb., dressed! Fill freezer, can, smoke. Beat inflation plus delicious eating, Addresses of suppliers, your area. Guaran teed. Order Now. Receive wild game recipes. FREE! Re quest: LIST, $3 cash check or m o. FRONTIER, Rt. 2. Box 374 H, Hermiston, Or. 97838. ALUMINUM screen doors, with closer and lock set, only $18 95. EVANS LUMBER YARD, Lexington. 18c FOR SALE: l evaporative Ivpe home cooler; like new.; All filling. Will cool small' house or mobilehome, f 150. , 676 28 ' ' i" BIRCH pre finished pan eling, shop grade 4' I S '. Now only $5 49 each. EVANSl LUMBER YARD. Lexington. ' IV, Lethlcin! Kelp! Be! Cider Vinegar! Now all four In one capsule, ask for VB64-; also try VB64- Vitamin Fortified. Murray'! Pharmacy. JSp. ,' Billing for mall rbmified idi is expensive. Effective Nov. 1. therefore, claulfied adi will be mi a caih in advsnce baaii. Mints customer hat a regular commercial account with the Caiette-Times. If so. classifieds will be billed monthly. The alternative la to raise the rates to cover rising costs. Rates remain f I for the first three lines of ad copy; soc per line for each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, $1.35 per column Inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. 11.50. Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not reported within 7 days. 13. For Sale English woman physician writes in Family Magazine: "Vitamin C may reduce cholesterol." Ask for "Family C" low fat diet plan, Murray's Pharmacy. 18p Boysen exterior latex redwood stain, only $4.95 a gallon. EVANS LUMBER YARD, Lexington. 18c LOCKER BEEF: grass fat, av. dressed wt. 400 lbs. Delivered to Heppner, 62 cents lb. dressed. Darrell Padberg, 422 7253 or 422-7276. 19c FOR SALE: used 3M copying machine, excellent condition. Contact Robert B. Abrams, 676-9141. 22c SAVE $37 on a pre-hun. white, self -storing l'" thick storm -screen door; now only $56 95 EVANS LUMBER YARD. Lexington. 18c I CAMPERS: we now have available by order, parts and accessories for your camper or trailer. PETTYJOHN'S, 6769157. 19c 14. Automotive For high gas mileage at low prices, see your Ford dealer The MPG cars: 31 mpg. EPA llwy. test. 23 mpg. EPA. eily test. $1,000 Off On JJ Models 2-1975 Kulrk 1 .a Sabres. (Driver Fd.) 4-dr. sdn. fully equipped with air. 1973 Pontiac, full power, six way seat, air cond.. 1297 actual miles. 1973 Pontiac. I dr. sdn. fully equipped, air cond. 26.301 actual miles. I SFI PIC KI PS: I17J Chev "j ton pickup. powrr steering, auto trans. tape deck. 9. tK3 actual miles 1973 Maida pickup, like new, I spd and radio It 7 1 International 4 X 4'i ton Dal bed 9."J International steel grain bed and hoist. An Meal truck for wheat harvest ZM-ini bushel rapacity IC Ft. bed and slock rack only, good cond. FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTIAC-BUICK FORD GMC TRUCKS May and Chase, Heppner Phone 176-91 II Goodyear tires for combines are now available at MILES ((el more miles with Miles) Tire Service MNMMWMMWM ivtry ttcndty Stsmtt's Decor Center""""' whtrtwtar Sri!,,,. w-teM CoUtctJor Appdntmtnt 14. Automotive 1972 PINTO Station wagon; radio, heater, air con. (fac tory), steel belted radial tires, trailer hitch. $1495. Call or see Lowell Cribble, 676-9765. 21c 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. 276-731 1 Home Phone 276-0576 1967 FORD station wagon $295. Call Ladd Dick, 676 9920. 19p 1969 PLYMOUTH sta. wgn. 383 V-8. runs good, new tires $400 or best offer. Ph. 676-5529. I9p 15. Real Estate FOR SALE: 5 bdrm house on 2 lots. Asbestos siding, split shake roof. Good fire-place, basement. 676-9786 or 676-9405. FOR SALE: New homes. Valley View Estates. 100 per. cent financing available. Call Darl Hagey. 676 9121 or 676 5.V.2. 431 fc HOUSE FOR SALE on Quaid St 676 9457 or 563718 Athena. tfc. FOR SALE: 2 houses. 315 Chase St . Jim Cason. 676 9956 19c A NICE BIG NEW HOME in down -town Heppner. 3 bed rooms. 2 baths, extra sturdy built, really big utility room, double carport on 2 lots: $.12,500. terms. Universal Realty Inc.. 9I1 N 1st, Hermiston. Or. Ph 567-8303. 21c FOR SALE: 4 bedroom house. Ig. garden plot, near edge of town 676 5516. 19c FOR SALE: Investment pro perty. Rucknum's Tavern Ixiilding Present leu.se ex pires soon 676-9292. 181 fc 16. Mobile Homes NEW DOUBLE WIDE Mobil home. 24' x 48". House type comp. roof and siding; 3 bdrm. elm paneling, furnish ed or unfurnished. Land is available. Write to Box 1022. Heppner. Or. 19p FOR SALE: Mobile home, set up on lot. 14 ft x 70 ft. 3 bdrm., air cond., 1'j yrs old. $8500. Call eves, after 6. 676 5562. or bus. ph. 676 9183. lMN.Tlrtt ! PubOc Notices NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE National Forest Timber for Sale, Umatilla National For est, Willow Salvage Sale, located within T.7.S., R.26 t 27E.;T. 8S. R.26A27E., W.M.. surveyed. SEALED BIDS will be received by the District Ranger or his representative, Heppner Ranger District. Heppner. Oregon 978:56, up to and not later than 10:00 a.m., local time at place of bid opening. June 27, 1975, follow ed immediately by oral bidd ing. An estimated 5(H) MBF, more or less, of ponderous pine and other species have been marked or otherwise designated for cutting. The minimum acceptable bid per MBF is $1.19. Additional total lumpsum deposit required for road maintenance on National Forest roads over the apprai sed route is I9HO.0O. The contract includes a descrip tion of the maintenance work by roads for the deposit. All included timber shall be given domestic processing. Bidders are advised that violations of the Domestic Processing re quirement constitute breach of contract and may result in contract cancellation, or in refusal to award timber sales to the violator, or debarment or suspension from bidding on future timber sales. The required bid guarantee is l.iifl.mi. Applicable Purchaser road credits at $0.09. Perfor mance bono In the amount of $l.3fl is required. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submis sion of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger. P.O. Box 7. Heppner. Oregon 97X36. Published June 19. 26. 1975 Hi Low Prec. Wednesday 61 47 .03 Thursday 65 51 .16 Friday 79 52 Saturday 77 48 Sunday 73 41 Mondav 72 45 Tuesday 69 52 Patients admitted to Pio neer Memorial Hospital this past wink were: Charles Coulee. Fossil; Charles tlreenlield. Condon; Blanche Itinwn. Hnih Ertz. Juamta Carmichael. Olivia Palmer. Carol Nash, and Betty Cur nutl. all of Heppner. Dismissed were Ivan Her minion. Tacoma. Wa . and Zoneta Potter. Spray. WHEAT hile 3.33 June. Jul. Aug Ited 3.X: June. Jul, Aug. Barley HI.. "in June. July. Aug. MIVI t OI.I.Kt.K Ten Morrow County women will be among the more than 5ini Oregon women who w ill be taking a learning vacation at the Mini College for Home makers on June 23 27 at Oregon Slate University. A highlight of the event is a banquet on Thursday evening, at which Dorris Graves. Heppner. District VII Director will preside as mistress of ceremonies. Tlio.se registered to attend the Mini College are Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom. lone, Mrs. Ken Nelson. Mrs. Gary Grieb, U'xi:ston. Mrs. Ron Currin, Mrs. Harold Kerr. Mrs. Mer lin Hughes. Mrs. Bob Kroll, Mrs. Jerry Myers. Dorris Graves, Heppner. Also uttending with the group will be Birdine Tullis, Morrow Extension Service. Specialists In Track layer Tractor Repair Automotive Welding W e handle truck hoists, beds and racks, both factory and custom-built: tractor cabs and gooseneck type trailers Ab Conditioning B&C Repair Shop 422-7409 CI.FO CHILDERS IONK WI:7!3! Homemakers work for library The girls of the Future Homemakers of America chapter at Heppner High School contributed many hours of labor in a community project this spring. They made covers for 38 pillows for the public library children's room. The pillows got their first use this week at the Monday story hour. The girls and their advisor. Linda Panter. were thinking about a service project at the same time the AAUW was developing plans for the decorating of the children's room. The University Women contributed the funds to buy the materials needed for the pillow project. Old pillows that had been collected were restyled and recovered with bright cotton in a patchwork design. Most of the covers have zippers so they can be easily removed to be washed. The colors used were coordinated with the paint used in the room. COLUMBIA BASIN IN RESEARCH PROGRAM The Board of Directors of Columbia Basin Electric Coop took actions at their board meeting on May 22 to partici pate in the General Atomic Gas-Cooled Fast Breeder Re actor Program. The Cooperative will lend financial support for a two year period for research and design studies. The Breeder research pro gram has been concerned with apparently low cost fuel potential. INSTALLATION PLANNED Installation of officers for Ruth-Locust No. 32 Order of the Eastern Star will be held June 30. 8 p m. at the Masonic Hall. Beth Bryant will be installed as Worthy Matron and John Wood as Worthy Patron. All members and friends are invited to attend. Its time to clean and sharpen the blades. This must be done by removing blades from shears. For best cutting results, keep the shears plugged into the charger when not in use. r sell and sen ice Disston and Sunbeam shears. Special this week White Celling Tile Discontinued 8c sq.ft. Damaged 5csq.fti While they last. i X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ... no returns. PETTYJOHH'S Farm & Building Supply fi:-si:.7 X X : Hints by Jo DISPERSAL of the White's Registered Angus Herd SUNDAY - JUNE 29, 1975 12.00 NOON RUFUS, OREGON 2-Herd Bulls 45-Top Quality Angus Females many with calves at side 15-Bred Heifers Sale Conducted By Oregon Angus Assn. EDDY COLE. AUCTIONEER For information call 509-365-3484 or write to Box 38, Lyle, Washington 98635 William D. William D. Neill. 97. long time Hermiston. Oregon resi dent, died at St. Francis Nursing Home in Salem where he had been a patient since 19Ui Funeral services will be held in Hermiston. June 26 at the First Christian Church at 2 p m. Burial will beat the Echo Cemetery. Born in Hartville. Mo.. May 10. 1878. Mr. Neill was married for 64 years to Rosa A. Robertson Neill. who pre ceded him in death in 1967. Mr. Neill is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Floyd G. Mathers. Portland, and three sons. Hugh W. Neill. Spokane. Wa.: Harold H. Neill. Junction City: and Ralph C. Neill. Woodburn. He is also survived by 13 grandchildren. 30 great grandchildren and 5 great, great grandchildren. A dau ghter. Beulah (Mrs. C.W. Plourd of Hermiston. died in lifi. A son. Clarence W. Neill. Vista. Ca.. died in 1969. Mr. Neill farmed in the Heppner -Lexington-lone area in the late 1800s and early 1900s before returning to Missouri. He farmed in the State of Idaho from 1913 until 1924. when he moved with his family to Oregon and engaged in ranching on Butter Creek almost continuously for the next 38 years. For 10 years he farmed the old Bovlen Ranch at Pine Citv. July 4th Celebration Condon, Oregon Breakfast Parade Contests Rodeo Barbecue Hootenanny Water show Fireworks Dance A"A"ArArA A A A A HEPPNER BARBER SHOP WILL BE CLOSED JULY 1 to JULY 7 Until Further Notice Sears Authorized Sales Catalog Office will close at 1 pjn. on Saturdays only. JXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXJ; NOTICE DR. E.K. SCHAFFITZ OPTOMETRIST Office Will Be Closed June 30 thru July 7 &XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXMXXXXXXKXXX SALE selling over 100 HEAD Weill passes then the old Carlson place, a few miles north, for four years before moving briefly to Stanfield. In 1940 he returned to Butter Creek, purchasing the Richardson farm, which he operated until selling in l2. From 1945 until 118 he lived in Hermiston on East Highland Avenue. A life-long member of the Christian Church, Mr. Neill was a charter member of the Hermiston First Christian Church where he served for many years as an elder. He was honored to have turned the first shovel of dirt at the ground-breaking when the current church building was started, and participated in mortgage-burning ceremonies there in December. 1973. For those who wish contri butions may be made to the W D. and Rosie Neill Memo rial Fund. Hermiston First Christian Church. OLIVIA PALMER INJURED Olivia Palmer, owner of the Wagon Wheel Cafe and Lounge. Heppner. suffered a fractured wrist Monday night. According to reports as she attempted to leave a walk-in freezer, she slipped, injuring her wrist. She was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hospital. A AAA A AtAAt 14-service age bulls