Page I, THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner, OR., Thursday, July 31, 1975
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Phone 676 9228
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Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank all our
friends and relatives for their
help and other kindness shown
us during our recent sorrow.
For all the prayers, the
beautiful floral offerings and
the many calls and cards with
comforting messages. For the
food, and all the contributions
for scholarships, Heart and
Lung Funds. To , Pioneer
Memorial Hospital and to our
United Methodist Church.
Thanks to Dr. Tibbies for all
the times he has come to our
home, day or night, during
Owen's long illness. A very
special thanks to all who came -to
Walla Walla to see Owen. To
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Cutting,
to our good neighbors, and the
girls who served our family
dinner.
God Bless You
Elsa and Marcia Leathers
Susan and Dan Leathers
Cindy and Doug Flatt
Juanita and
Judge Carmichael
" We'd like to thank everyone
who contributed and who
participated in the Swima
thon. THE HEPPNER
SWIM TEAM
We would like to thank
everyone who responded to
our fire last week.
A.M. Edwards
Dorothy and John Edwards
2. Notices
MENTAL HEALTH: Hepp
ner, Tues. thru Fri. 8:30-5,
676-9161. Irrigon, Mon., 922
3357. Emergency, 676-5032.
REMOVE spots and residue,
left behind from other clean-,
ers. Rent new RINSE N
VAC steam cleaner at Case
Furniture Co.
'WILL BUY crippled, retired!
and -spoiled horses. Rex Eng-j
JiL67:5- 1,fc.
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
LOST: At Cutsforth Park last
Sunday; 1 pr. aviation sun
glasses in bm. leather case.
Reward. 676-5856. 24c
4. Help Wanted,
LIVE-IN housekeeper; no per
sonal care. Must drive.
422-7192 17tfc
WANTED: Maintenance man .
and kitchen helper. Pioneer
Memorial Hospital. 6769133
24c
WANTED: Experienced ad
vertising person for part time
work in Pendleton and Her
ri ist on area. Call 676-9228.
6. Wanted
WANTED TO RENT: J-bdrm
house or trailer in Heppner.
Call 422 7403 after 4 p. ra 23tc
7. For Rent
3 rm. turn, apt.; air cond.,
private home. Adults only,
refs.req. 676 5827. 24c,
apart'
IStfc
FOR RENT: studio
ment, S9S mo. 422 7587.
FOR RENT: ! bdrm. unfurn.
apt. Refs. required. Call Inei
1 Meador, 676-9192. 23c
110. Farm, Gardtifl
HAVE IRIS: will share. 25 (
labeled, 10 C. unlabeled. Dell
Huber, 989-8107. 24p
NEW CROP ALFALFA hay
for tale. Also tome grass bay.
Bill Voile, Irrigon. 92J33SJ tc
Furniture,
Appliances
FOR SALE: Miscellaneous!
household furniture, 676-949S
or76 9297. tej '
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FOR SALE: sofa and love,
seat; 2 hanging lamps.
676-5536 22tfc
FOR SALE: 30" elec. range.
Excellent condition. 676-5594.
24p
FOR SALE: round oak dining
table, 8 chairs; formica top
table. 4 chairs; and daven
port. Bruce Bothwell, 676-9786.
24p
13. For Sale
!C. Kik and Son for Fibertoam,
"Siarcraft, Caldwell and Mar-
lin boats. Mercury motors and
iEZ Loader trailers. Ph 567
' 8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam
Hwy. 9fc.
Professionally clean your car
pets with new lightweight!
Rinse-N-Vac steam cleaner. (
Rent at Coast -to-Coast . 3c
BOYSEN 2 for 1 paint sale.
Starting Aug. 2, on interior
and exterior latex paint.
EVANS LUMBER YARD,
Lexington. Ph. 989-8586. 24c
MORROW COUNTY will ac
cept bids for the sale of an
antique safe described as
follows: Color, black. Mount
ed on steel casters. Combina
tion available for both outside
and inside locks. This safe has
been in use for 75 years and
looks like new. It may be
inspected on the pad at the
east entrance to the Court
House. Sealed bids will be
accepted at the Clerk's Office.
Bids will be opened Wednes
day, Aug. 6, 1975 at 11 a.m.
PAUL W. JONES, County
, Judge. 24c
BOYSEN exterior latex red
wood stain, only U 95 a gallon.
EVANS LUMBER YARD,
Lexington. 23c
FOR SALE: Buckskin geld
ing, 10 yrs old, exc. with
children. 676-9484. 24c
Lethicin! Kelp! B6! Cider
Vinegar! Now all four in one,
capsule, ask for VB6; also'
try VB6 Vitamin Fortified,
Murray's Pharmacy. 25p.
FOR SALE: Sears exercise
bicycle. Half price, $40. Call
Inez Meador, 676-9192. 23c
ALUMINUM screen doors,
with closer and lock set. onlv
$16 95 EVANS LUMBER
YARD. Lexington 23c
14. Automotive
FOR SALE: '57 Chev.. 4-dr.,
V-8, auto., chrome wheels,
Call Keith at 676-9492 days or
see at 260 W. Center St.
FOR SALE: 1969 Plymouth
Roadrunner. Call Bob Laugh
" lin after 7p m. 676-9781. 23tfc
FOR SALE: Gem-top canopy
for long bed P.U. Good
condition. Call 676-9296. 24c
1968 Chev. Impala. Low mile
age. Good Condition, new.
tires, air conditioned
6769430.
$800.
24p
ME
f
American
Motors
Over 100 Cars
CAMPBELL
MOTORS;
Opea 8 US Saturday
N.1MS4. K7446!
!l2.
Toyota
r7- Jeep
Ilermlstoa
J Billing for small classified ads b expensive. Effective Nov. 1,
therefore, classified ads will be m a cash In advance basis.
. anless easterner kas a regular commercial account with the
Gatette-Times. If so. classifieds will be billed Monthly. The
alternative is to raise the rates to cover rising costs. Rates
! remain tl for thejlrst three line of ad copy; Mc per line for
each line thereafter. Display classified advertising, 11.33 per
column inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate, mln. ll.Sf.
Deadline, Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not
reported within 7 days.
14. Automotive
Pinto 2-Door Sedan
$1,000 off on the three 1975
models listed below
ONLY
197S Buick La Sabre (Dri-
Ed.) 4 dr. sdn. fully
equipped with air.
1975 Pontiac, full power, six
way seat, air cond. 1297
actual miles.
1975 Ford LTD fully equipped.
. air cond. (Driver Ed.)
USED PICKUPS:
1974 Chev Ion pickup,
power steering, auto trans,
tape deck, 9,485 actual miles
1974 Datsun pickup with
canopy, a real clean unit.
1974 Ford 1t ton, 2 wheel drive
camper special. Power
steering, auto trans. 24,114
actual miles.
1973 Mazda pickup, like new
4 spd and radio
1973 Int. ton P.U., 6 cyl.,
4 speed, 13.500 actual miles.
1973 Ford 4 T.
1973 Chev. "i T.
1973 Ford 4 T. 4 X 4
1971 International 4 X 4 ton
flat bed
1970 G.M.C. T. 4 x 4 air
. conditioning.
I9S5 International steel grain
bed and hois. An ideal
truck for wheat harvest
250-285 bushel capacity
16 Ft. bed and stock rack
only, good cond.
FARLEY
MOTOR CO.,
PONTIAC-BUICK
FORD
CMC TRUCKS
May and Chase, Heppnei
Phone 176-91 16
FOR SALE: 1962 Int. Scout;
30.000 miles on new motor.
Meeds some work. 676-9173. 24c
" ij "
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fiipQ
welding rrnn
Let Jim do it,
either in the shop
or on the Job.
JIM'S WELDING SERVICE
Jim Barrett Riverside Ave.
Ph. (76-5816
WiYt In Mcrrcw County
tvtry tfsndty
Stsrrett's ;w
Call
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37-8324
Appcvitmtnt
15 Real Estate
FOR SALE: Investment pro
perty. Bucknum's Tavern
building. Present lease ex
pires soon. 676-9292. IStfc
.FOR SALE: New homes
iValley View Estates. 100 perj
'cent financing available. CaU
Darl Hagey, 676 9121 or 676-;
'5562. 43tfc'
FOR SALE: 2 houses, 315
Chase St. Jim Cason, 676-9762.
19c
RETIRED couple wishes to
buy comfortable home or
improved or unimproved lot in
lone or surrounding area.
Richard S. Hendricks, Rt. 2,
Box 94A, Scappoose, OR.
97056. 26p'
A NICE BIG NEW HOME in
downtown Heppner. 3 bed- .'
rooms, 2 baths, extra sturdy
built, really big utility room,
double carport on 2 lots;
$32,500, terms.
UNIVERSAL REALTY, INC.
911 N. 1st,
Hermiston. OR., Ph 567-8303
3 bdrm house for sale; call,
Ron Williamson, 989 8519. 24tf
FOR SALE: Meador Apart
ments. This week price chan
ge to $28,000. $8,000 down, $200
monthly payment, 8 per cent
interest on unpaid balance,
final payment after 5 yrs. Call
Inez Meador. 676-9192.
FOR SALE: log cabin, elec.,
fireplace, good water on I acre
of forest land at Blake Ranch.
Inquire W.W. Weatherford,
Heppner Laundromat. 25c
16. Mobile Homes;
FOR SALE: Mobile home.
1974 14' X 70", 3 bdrms,
baths., set up in Boardman,
skirted, fenced yd, custom
carpeted throughout. Central
air, dishwshr, gbg. disposal,
unfurn. Must sell. 481 5891.
Whitney Tr. Ct. ,Spc.G3. 26c
72 Great Lakes 3 bedroom.
Unfurnished, $8,900 or trade
equity, take over payments.
676 5241. 24c
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. 2;-73ll
Home Phone 27-as7t i
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Heppner. OR,
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PlifcHc Notkes
OREGON CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MORROW COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
No. 1757
la the Matter of the Estate
of John W. Krebs. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that
the nderslgned kas beea
. appointed personal represen
tative of the above estate. All
persons having claims against
the estate are required to
present them to the under
signed personal representa
tive at the office of Robert B.
Abrams, Attorney at Law, 274
N. Main. Heppner, Oregon
97836. within four months after
the date of first publication of
this notice.
Dated and first published
this 24lh day of July. 1975.
MABEL G. KREBS
Personal Representative
Address: P.O. Box 189
Arlington. Oregon 97812
Published July 24,
Aug. 7, 1975
31,
PUBLIC NOTICE
In accordance with recent
legislation, nearly all proper
ties in Morrow County, (out
side Incorporated towns),
which are now taxed at the
farm deferral rale, bave been
sonrd "Qualified Farm."
The requirement for a $500
income the previous 2 out of 3
years has been removed.
Some properties not previous
ly eligible for the farm
deferral taxation rate may
now be.
Properties may retain farm
deferral taxation without be
ing toned "Qualified Farm",
but re-application for farm
deferral has to he made before
March 31 each year.
Properties which have farm
deferral AND are toned
"Qualified Farm" do not have
to re-apply for farm deferral
each year, and are also
eligible to pay Inheritance
taxes on the farm deferral
value of the farm, rather than
fair market value.
Land toned "Qualified
Farm" MIST receive farm
deferral taxation. The mini
mum lot siie in a Qualified
Farm Zone which may be used
for purposes other than farm
ing is 20 acres. The minimum
lot site which may be used for
purposes other than farming
in a "Farm" Zone is S acres.
If you have any questions
concerning the above, please
contact the Morrow County
Planning Office. PO Box 541.
Ilrppnrr. OH. phone 67C-S0M.
or the Morrow County Asses
sor's Office. Courthouse. Hep
pner, OR, 97X36. Phone
(76-4921.
DORRIS GRAVES.
Chairman,
County Planning Com.
Published July 31. 1975
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
past week were Dorthiea
Beecroft. Condon; Joel Engel
man, lone; Frank Robinson,
Lexington; Elvira Irby, Blan
che Brown, and Bernice Nash,
all of Heppner.
Dismissed were Esther Pet
erson, lone; Craig Warming,
Kinzua; Adam Willard, La
(Grande; Randall Derks and
Diana Ball, both of Heppner.
I uwWiJ CI:
III U Prec.
Wednesday 93 52
Thursday 05 59
Friday 91 58 -
Saturday 97 56
Sunday 99 63
Monday 89 60
Tuesday 72 SO .03
Specialists In
Track-layer Tractor Repair
Automotive Welding
We handle truck hoists, beds
and racks, both factory and
custom-built; tractor cabs ami
gooseneck type trailers
Air Conditioning'
D&C!
- 'Repair Shop
422-7499
CLEOlllli.DERIi1
IONE 422-7423J
Tim Donovan of Irrigon was
married to Hilma Habekost at
a garden wedding in McMinn
ville, Sunday evening, July 20.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by a former pastor
of the bride. Joel Stahlof
Irrigon sang "Because" and
"Wedding Prayer." He was
accompanied by Frances Mc
Coy at the organ who supplied
the wedding music.
Families from Irrigon
attending the wedding includ
ed: Mr. and Mrs. Joel Stahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stahl,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCoy,
and Francine Evans and dau
ghters. Those from Umatilla
and Hermiston were Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Eckert, Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Frost, Pastor
Floyd Mohr and his wife
, Sharl.
At (he reception Francine
Evans served the wedding
cake which she had made.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pum
mel were honored on their 25th
wedding anniversary with a
party given for them by Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Stewart, at
their home Wednesday even
ing. The two couples have
often celebrated their anni
versaries together.
Mrs. Betty Schmeder and
the Pummels daughter, Mrs.
Anita Busto, Portland, served
punch and anniversary cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Pummel and
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were
guests at a dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Eppen
bach the same evening. The
Eppenbach's were celebrating
their ninth anniversary.
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Sponsored By
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This public service announcement sponsored by.
nmi of
UjCasfern Oregon
IIEPPNEK IONK ARIJNGTON
MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION:
nniGor j rjEivs
Frances Rose Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pum
mel recently returned from a
vacation trip to his childhood
home in Colorado and to
Oklahoma where they visited
his brother.
Youth Evangelist, Charlie
Gregg, Los Angeles, CA will
minister at the Irrigon
Assembly of God, Aug. 341
with the exception of Monday,
Aug. 4. Evening services will
begin at 7 p.m.
The young people of the
church plan an outing at Lake
Wallowa for this week July 31
and Aug. 12. Pastor Robert
Schmoll and a number of the
parents will accompany them.
Devotional services will be
held each day at the camp.
Warren McCoy of Irrigon
was elected to the position of
State Jr. Vice Commander for
the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
at the State Convention at
Seaside.
Mrs. McCoy was elected
president of District 8 Auxi
liary. McCoy has been district
Commander, Post Command
er and District Chaplain. He
and Mrs. McCoy plan to attend
the National Convention in
August.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Duncan
and Michelle spent several
days in Boise, ID recently.
They were called there due to
the illness of Mrs. Duncan's
father and grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and
family have returned from
Tuscon, AR where they visited
Davis' mother who Is failing In
health.
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August 19 - 24
Morrow
Ol'K.N DAILY
Advance.sale
ticltets 5 for $1
(good any slay)
Regular price will be
400 each or 3 for $1
On sale from any Lion, Bank of Eastern
Oregon, First National Bank of Oregon
to Coast.
Family Day Friday
Debbie McCoy has returned
to Irrigon from vacation trip
to Hawaii. Two of her class
mates at O.S.U., Shelly Os
borne and Sherri Whitacre,
accompanied her, They visit- -ed
some Japanese-Hawaiian
girl friends, also students at
O.S.U., who prepared genu
ine Hawaiian Luau for them.
Debbie, who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
McCoy also visited her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
McCoy on the Island of Ouhu.
Dewey West Jr. of Board
man visited his aunt Ma. E.A.
Stephens in Irrigon upon hi
return from a vacation in
Canada. Mrs. Stephens had
recently received word from
her brother Dewey West Sr. of
Woodburn Senior Estates that
he Is presently in Denmark.
Mr: West had attended a
dinner with 27 members of his
family living in Denmark. He
also attended a church built In
1150 in Bornholm, where he
received communion with
other members of his family.
ARTIST COMING
Tom Simonton, Pendleton
artist, will be in Heppner to
paint fair and rodeo scenes on
downtown windows. He is the
artist who helped brighten up
Main Street with his person
alized drawings last year
during fair and rodeo time.
If anyone has any special
requests for his talents, con
tact Mrs. Bob Jepsen. Simon
Ion will be here Monday and
Tuesday, Aug. 11-12.
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