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Page 9. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR.. Thursday. July 10. 1975 Save money ... Pay cash! Phone 676-9220 Cards of Thanks Thank you to all my friends and employees who tent cards, flowers and gifts, and visited me at the hospital and at home. Thank you to the hospital personnel and Dr. Gif ford for their good care and kindness. Special thanks to John and Judy Gochnauer and Harold Kerr for their immediate help. The thoughtfulness and kindness of all leaves no doubt why 1 live in Heppner. OLIVIA PALMER 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 cards and kind words a great comfort. The food was gratefully re ceived and our thanks go to all for each contribution that was made to our comfort. THE FAMILY OF GARSWANSON 1 I want to thank all the staff of Pioneer Memorial Hospital and Dr. Wolff for their kindness I received while I was in the hospital. RUTH ERTZ Many thanks for the cards, gifts, flowers and the other arts of kindness given me during my Illness, surgery and hospitalization. DODE KREBS 2. Notices MENTAL HEALTH: Hepp ner. Tues. thru Frl. 6,30 5. 676 8161 Irrigon. Mon.. 922 3357. Emergency. 676 5032. NOW you can clean shags and orientals professionally clean with new R1NSE-N-VAC steam cleaner. Rent at Case Furniture Co.,, ' . CHIMNEYS. Furnaces, oil stoes and fireplaces vacuum cleaned. Please call and leave messages at 676 9919 9tfc WILL BUY crippled, retired and sxnlid horses. Rex Eng lish. Ph. 567165. life 3. Lost & Found LOST DOG: female, black & white mixed breed Lost July 4. vie. Tupper Gd Sta. Answers to "Columbine". Ge nerous reward. Diane or Robert May. 676 9776. 21tfc 4. Help Wanted LIVE-IN housekeeper; no per sonal care. Must drive. 4227192 I7tfc 6. Wanted WANTED: Windmill need not be operable, but desirable. For ornamental purposes. Contact Dale Maxson, Rt. 2, Box 2025A. Kennewick, Wa. Or phone 509 783 4767 collect after 5:30pm. 21c FARMS WANTED: cattle oi wheat. Will pay cash. Fred F Sexton Rltv. 3059 N E. Glisan Portland. Or. 97212. Ph. 234 64.81. 22c WANTED: responsible party to take over pmts. on late model stereo 8 track system in Mediterranean walnut cab inet w storage. Diamond needle. AM k FM solid state radio. I tr. tape deck k storage space 6 speaker system. Just pay 1135 cash or t pmts of 115 ea. Call credit mgr. 567 5890. 22c 7. For Rent FOR RENT: Office space available. Formerly Velerans Service Office. Call Herman Green. 676 9171 tfc FOR RENT: itudio apart ment, 195 mo. 422 7587. IStfc 6. Services AI L TYPES OF Backhoe Work Sand A Gravel Hauling WESLEY WISE lone. Oil. 422 7411 Ft enlngCaMs Appreciated. ill I l HM OWWWM assifsed 9. Livestock 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. ifitfc 10. Farm Garden' NEW CROP ALFALFA hay for sale. Also some grass hay. Bill Voile, Irrigon. 922-3355 tfc FOR SALE: Used re-conditioned IH Cub riding mower, 1125. Pettyjohn'!. 21c 12. Furniture, Appliance H SALE: Miscellaneous household furnilure, 67(594911 nr i;7fi !tji7 8c FOR SALE: wringer washer, good condition, $35. Hazel Carr, across from golf course by Skow's Shop. 21p 13. For Sale AMWAY PRODUCTS: 6765007 after p.m. Call C. Kik and Son for Fiber foam, S'arcrafi, Caldwell and Mar tin boais. Mercury motors and EZ Loader trailers. Ph 567 WI9. Hermistnn-McNary Dam Hwy. 9tfc Clean carpels professionally clean w ith new portable steam cleaner Hcnl Rinse N-Vac at ''o;ist to-Tnast. lie Lethicin! Kelp! B6! Cider Vinegar! Now all four in one capsule, ask for VB6: also try VB6 Vilamin Fortified. Murray's Pharmacy. 25p. TO GIVE AWAY: Border Collie pups, purebred 676 5802 2lp FOR SALE: bunk beds. 300 Savage rifle with 4.X scope. 676MU2. 21p English woman physician writes in Family Magazine: 'Vitamin C may reduce cholesterol " Ask for "Family C" low fat diet plan. Murray 's Pharmacy. 18p I purebred male mos old Call 2otfc FOR SALE Boxer. 14 676 9766 FOR SALE: 15 ft Hydro Swift boat, till trailer. 18 hp 4 6 hp motors 9H9 8II8 2lc H. Automotive FOR SALE: "46 Willys Uni versal Jeep Metal cab Call eves only 422-7203 21c 15. Real Estate : Heppnerltes : Anew or used car in tour future? If toeontart: Ed Wells Keith Farley : ' Chrtslrr-PIt mouth Inc. The Walking Mans Friend" ' ; Pendleton Ph. 2;-;3ll' ; Home Phone 2itMii0 ' 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; 632.500. terms. Universal Realty Inc.. 911 N. 1st, Hermiston. Or. Ph. 5674303. 21c FOR SALE: 2 houses, 315 Chase St. Jim Cason, 676 9762. 19c FOR SALE: Lg. 3 bdrm home, den fireplace, garage w shop, carport, extra lot w corral, Franien, 6764068. 22c HOUSE FOR SALE on Quaid St 676 9457 or 566-3718 Athena. tfc. 1 J FOR SALE: Investment pro-, perty. Bucknum'i Tavern building. Present leas ex pires soon. 679292. IStfc Billing for small classified ads It expent Ive. Effective Nov. 1, therefore, classified adt will be on a cash In advance bails, unless customer bas a regular commercial account with the Gazette-Times. If so. classifieds will be billed monthly. The alternative Is to raise the rates to cover rising costs. Rates remain II for the first three lines of ad copy: 50c per line for each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, II. 35 per column Inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. $1.58. Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not reported within 7 days. 14. Automotive tH THE EPA HIGHWAY DYNAMOMETER TEST. 23 ftps IN THE CJTY TEST Competitive fuel economy results beted sa U.S. Gontrnmcnt EPA Boners Cuide. MiImi will nary depending on vow driving habits. MPG equipment includes 2.3 liter 2V 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed manual transmission, 3. 18 axle ratio and catalytic converter. Pinto 2-Door Sedan ll.ooo Off On 7 J Models I ST J Buirk l.aSabres. Driver Fd.) 4-dr. sdn. fully equipped with air. 1973 Pontiac. full power, six was seat, air rond., I27 artual miles. USFI PK Kl PS: 1ST I hev 'i ton pickup. power steering, auto trans. tape deck. 9.IK3 actual miles 1973 Matda pickup, like new. I spd and radio 1 973 Ford' i Ion. 2 wheel drie camper special. Power steering, auto trans. 21. IH artual mile, is; J Ford T. 1973 Chev. T. 1973 Ford T, I X 4 1471 International I x ii ton flat bed 1971 G.M.C. ',T. 4 x 4 air conditioning. I'l.'.j Inlrrnalional steel grain bed and hoist. An Meal truck for wheat hart est :'.-..- bushel eapacilt IK Ft. bed and stuck rack tlll . good I'lHld. FARLEY MOTOR CO. POM1AC-BUICK FORD CMC TRUCKS May and Chase, Heppner Phone 676-91 16 15. Real Estate Flt SALE: New homes. Viilli-s View Estates, inn pei cent lin.im'inii mailable, fall Darl H;im. 676 9121 or 676 V,- 4.11 fc Too Late to Classify The tri-counlies of Gilliam, Morrow and Wheeler have formed the Tri County Health Commission which was re cently awarded a Federal Grant to implement a Tri County Health Plan. An Ad ministrator Is needed to im plement the plan and to administer the grant. Position definite for 10 months starting Sept. 1, 1975. Possible renewal for two years following. For details and Job description contact Andrew F. Leckie, Chairman, Courthouse, Fos sil, Or. 97830. liifjgj VYiYi In Morrow County wry Mondty Starrett's i Decor Center1" whirt m an f Cell KITMRTN Wilder Appointmtnt 378324 Starting with June 25 Ill Low Prec. 72 47 .34 60 45 .05 64 43 66 40 71 40 78 45 .02 80 51 81 50 86 53 99 58 102 66 91 70 92 61 95 60 Wednesday Thursday Friday SAturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Precipitation for June was .70 against a norm of 1.40. In 1974 we had .20. Admitted to Pioneer Mem orial Hospital this past week was Gaylor Davis, Lexington. Dismissed was Tammy Howard. Lexington. WHEAT While 81.37 July. Aug. 3.39 July. Aug. 95.3 July. Aug. Red Barley WEATHER 'The trouble with your tongue is that it's almost worn out!" FERTILIZER American Chemical Co. now offers I Sacked I'rea I Bulk Urea 223.08 Ion ; 20X.ee ton i I Sacked Jl-e-e i Rulk3l-e-e ixs.ee ton I7i.ee ion lftfi.ee ion I7i.ee ion lli.oe ion ! Sacked IS-le- ' Bulk l-2o-e I Sacked 21-t-i !Bulk:i-e- I32.ee ion i He also hate UN-SI. An- htdrous and virtually any needed mix. Prices quoted i Include free delivery on i orders of 20 Ion or more. All ' orders are rash on deli i very. To place aa order or ; for further information. i call collect 771-1633 (Port ' land). Specialists In Track-later Tractor Repair Automotive Melding We handle truck hoists, beds and racks, both factor) and rustom-buill: Iraclorrahs and gooseneck It pe trailers Air Conditioning B&C Repair Shop 422-7 109 fl.F.oum.i'e.RS IONE 422-7123 Public NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS on Fuel oil. bulk gasoline, diesel fuel, anti-freeie and contract bus runs Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the Office of the District Superintendent of Morrow County School District. Box 368. Lexington. Oregon, for furnishing :nd delivering the following: 1. PS .-too Fuel oil 2. Bulk Gasoline for school vehicles. 3. Bulk diesel for activity bus. I. Anll-freee supply for school vehicles. 5. Contract bus runs: lone Lexington route; Peterson Carlson route. Bids are to be received for opening at 2:00 p.m.. on July IN. 1975 at the district office in Islington and will be present ed to the district board at a regular meeting called for July 21. 1973. at 9:66 p.m.. at lone High School. Information, specifications and bid forms are available at the office of the Superinten dent of .Morrow County School District. Box 3BX. Uxlngton. Oregon 97K.I9. The school board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. waie any or all claims or technicalities. Bids are to be sent or delivered only In sealed enve lopes, plainly marked. "Fuel Oil Kid". "Bulk Gasoline Bid". "Diesel Fuel Bid". A nl i-Freeze Bid", or "Con tract Bus Run Kid". DR. tt Al l W EWOI.FF Chairman Matt Dohrrlv. Kupertalendent-4'lerk Morrow Counts School Disl. Published Juts X 10. I73 PUBLIC NOTICE HEARING The .Morrow County Plan ning Commission will hold a public hearing Monday. July 21. 1973 at K:oe p.m. In the Courtroom of Ihe Courthouse at Heppner. Oregon lo consi der an application from Ihe (krgon Male Highway Divi sion for a Conditional Use Permit tor surface mining i rock production) in T 2 N. R 2:1 t:WI. Sections 6-7. on Tax lot lino. 4.72 acres, on Highway 71 north of Cecil. Interested persons are urg ed lo attend th hearing. MRS. IX IK KIN ORAYFS, Chairman. Morrow County Planning Commission Published July 10. 1973 SPKCIVI. NOTICE In rase of an electrical outage, residents are asked lo refrain from ell irriga tion. The city pumps will not work during Ihe outage and residents will drain water from the reservoir suppl). This condition could be critical in the et ent of a serious fire. welding mm Let Jim do it, either In the shop or on the job. JIM'S WELDING SERVICE Jim Barrett Riverside Ave. Do you remember the price of ANTIFREEZE last year? NOW, while the supply lasts anti-freezeand summer coolant ONLY $3JD0 a gallon. MILES Tiro Service M.rl more Miles with Miles) fL0Oa0OO Notice Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District of Morrow County. Stale of Oregon, from 12:90 noon to X p.m. on August S. 1973 at the A.C. Houghton School basement, in said Fire District, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voter of said Fire District the question of levrying a lax for the fiscal year 1973-76 outside the limitation of Sec. II. Article II. Oregon Constitu tion. The reason for such levy are: I. leasing of new radios for fire trucks to bring the department up to slate stan dards: 2. increased cost of operation and maintenance; 3. equipment replacement. The amount of lax. outside the constitutional limitation proposed to be lev ied for said fiscal year is f3.2mi.eo w hich. expressed as rale of levy, is estimated al C cents per II. one of true cash value of taxable properly within Ihe district. Dated this 2fith day of June. 1973. OHVII.I.F.J. BUCHANAN Chairman. Board of Directors Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District Attest: William ll.Cooley Secretary. Board of Directors Approved: Sadie Fairish County Clerk Published Jult 3. la. 73 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW Probate Dept. No. 17.' NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Probate proceedings in the estate of Garland I.. Swanson. deceased, are now pending in the above entitled court, wherein Irene M. Swanson. the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as Ihe personal representative of said estate. All persons hat ing claims against said estate hereby are required to present thrni. in due form, within four months aflrr the date of Ihe fhrsl publication of Ihis notice as slated below, lo Ihe undersigned al Ihe following address now designated as Ihe place for Ihe presentation of claims. -wi: rare of Howard N. Dietrich, lino American Bank Building. Portland. Ore Kn. S7.1I3. ll persons whose rights mat he affected h the said probate proceedings mat ob tain additional information from the records of the court, the undersigned personal rep resenlatite or the latter 's allorneys who are Howard N. Dietrich & Howard N. Diet rich. Jr.. I in American Bank Buildiin:. Portland. Oregon. T2w.i. phone 221-2330. IRENE M.SM NSON Personal reprrsenlalite of the estate of Ihe abote named decedent. I' ll Bos :.:. lone.Or.A7KU Phonr 122-7 ll Published Juls X lo. 17. 1173 Ph. 676-9431 jAii fV fiit Sch00' board accePte recommendations Morrow County School Dis trict directors met at 9 p.m., Monday, July 7. to discuss critical issues related to building needs in Morrow County. All members of the seven-member board were present. After lengthy discussion, the board accepted the recom mendations of the district's long range planning commit tee which calls for construc tion of new facilities to be completed by the fall of 1976. This would require a bond issue early this fall. The board motion calls for construction of a new shop facility at Heppner High School, some remodeling of the old Heppner Junior High building and improvement of the playground at Heppner Elementary School. At lone, the plan calls for construction of a new shop area and the remodeling of the present shop for band and music use. The plans call for construction of a six room addition to the A C. Houghton Elementary School in Irrigon and the expansion of the Fraud being reduced in unemployment claims The Oregon Employment Division reported that fraud control activity in the second quarter of 1975 t April-June i. through its Unemployment Insurance Benefits section, brought recommendations for prosecution of 17 new cases, bringing the total number of cases during the quarter to 58. The Division reported that even though the number of Unemployment Insurance claims processed were at record levels, fraud was kept to a minimum through the constant vigilance of claims personnel, tax auditors, fraud investigators, and the cross matching of claims through the division's computer. A total of 17 cases were completed during the quarter leaving 41 cases pending. The completed cases brought sev en convictions and five dis Game regulations at The game mammal regula tions synopsis was received ahead of schedule this year from the printer and has been mailed to license agents throughout the state, accord ing to Department of Fish and Wildlife staff biologists. Don Wilt The booklets are free of charge and all hunters are urged to pick up a copy. This will be especially important Ihis year since a number of changes in regulations hate been made. Hunters who wish In apply for any of the permit or controlled season hunts ottered in 1973 should get a copy since application dead lines are approaching. This year there will be no management unit deer per mits or "unit doe" permits for either mule or blacktail deer. Nevertheless, there are a number of special agricultural permit hunts both and after Ihe general deer seasons. Before applying for any per mit hunt, hunters are urged to consult the regulations booklet and then be sure to list the hunt by the specific name listed in the new regulations booklet. Unemployment Unemployment dropped in May for both Morrow and Umatilla Counties, following the trends set in April. Although Morrow County showed a slight drop (-50) in its nonagricultural labor force over the month to 1.680 in May, the difference was absorbed by the seasonal upsurge in the agricultural segment, mainly without irri gation, grain preharvesl, and potato preharvesl activities. Approximately 110 seasonal agricultural worker were added to the Morrow County labor force in May. The only nonagricultural area to show an increase was transporta tion and utilities t-flOl, a seasonal addition. Contract Fido, man's best frwnd, fU hie for "feithful": Mia. existing library there. Also included was the con struction of a four classroom addition to Riverside High School and additional seating for the Riverside High gym. The board also agreed to ask the long range planning com mittee to continue to explore the district needs. The school population is expected to nearly double by the fall of 1977. creating additional building needs. In other action, the board agreed to accept the firm of Smith and Hasagawa of On tario as architects for a 3-year term. Superintendent Matt Doher ty reported to the board that if the projected enrollments occur as anticipated, present land is not sufficient to meet the state standards required for the classrooms which may be needed. The superintendent was in structed to review the poten tial school sites in the Board-man-Irrigon area and present these to the board for future discussion. missals in Multnomah county: two convictions each in Linn and Marion counties, and one conviction in Baker county. The courts ordered restitu tion of monies in ten cases: suspended sentences in 11 cases: imposed a sentence of 40 hours of volunteer com munity service within the next six months in one case: imposed fines in four cases, ranging from S3 to 1305. and set probationary periods in ten cases ranging from three months to five years. A total of 191 determinations were written in which 3.128 calendar weeks of U.I. bene fits were disqualified for wilful false statements or misrepresentation. A total of $130,024 70 was recovered in overpayments of U.I. benefits during the quarter, the Em ployment Division reported. license dealers If applications are filled out incorrectly or for a hunt that was not authorized for 1975. they will be returned to the sender a costly and time consuming process for the Department i. If they are received too near the applica tion deadline for return, they simply will not be considered in the public drawing. The application deadline for sheep tags or August deer and elk permit hunts is coming up soon. Hunters must have their applications in at the former Wildlife Commission's Port land headquarters by 3 p.m. on July 15 for these hunts. The deadline for all other deer permits is August 3 and for all other elk permit hunts and cougar tags is August 19. The license agent w ill also have Oregon Game Manage ment Unit maps which are dated July 1. 1973 on the front. These maps are still valid for 1973 since no boundary chan ges in management units have been made. Complete application in structions for special permits and controlled season tags are given on pages 32 35 of the new regulations booklets. down here construction and lumber and wood products both showed the greatest decline (-30). Skidmore. Owings, and Merrill released their projec tions of population in Gilliam, Morrow and Umatilla Coun ties on June 3, 1973. In that study, commissioned by Port land General Electric, a population gain of 16,400 persons was expected by 1977 (3,740 of whom would be construction workers) due only to the proposed construc tion at PGE's Pebble Springs and Carty sites and the Alumax site. Other population gains should occur due to the expanding agri-business in the area. name from the Latin word
