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Newspaper Page Texti Save money . . . Pay cash! Phone 676-9228 Cards off Thanks Thank you for all the prayer, cards, and flowers from the people of Heppner and for Dr. Gifford and Dr. Carpenter and the wonderful staff of Pioneer Memorial Hospital during the loss of our twin babies. REV. AND MRS. f CORDON BLACKBURN The family of Dimple Mun ken wishes to thank the lone Grange ladies for the dinner they furnished at our home Sunday evening. We enjoyed and appreciated it very much. We also wish to thank those who sent symp'hy cards they mean so much to us at this time. LEO A IRENE CRABTREE. 2. Notices ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Ph. 676-5528. 29tf MENTAL HEALTH: Hepp ner, 8:30 5 p.m. daily except Wed.. 12:30-9 p.m. Irrigon, Mon. and Thurs., 922-3357. 1 Emergency: 676-5032. 4. Help Wanted WANTED: correspondent to cover the Boardman area news. Gaiette-Times, 6769228 HELP WANTED: Janitorial and light maintenance work. Approx. 15 hrs per week. Send application to P.O. Box 704, Heppner, OR 97836. 6. Wanted WANTED: volunteers for Lis-ten-Appreciate-Praise Equals Progress project at Heppner Primary. Grandparents pre ferred. Please pick up infor mation forms at stores. 47c WANTED: good used easy cBairs for Usten-Appreciate-iTaise Equals Progress proj ect at Heppner Primary. Will pick up and slip cover if necessary. Please call 676 9128. ?c VANTED : good used floor limps for Listen-Appreciate-iTaise Equals Progress pro ject at Heppner Primary. Will pick up. Please call 6769128. WANTED TO RENT: 3 or 4 1 bdrm. home in Heppner or Lexington area by Jan. I. 676 5061. 2t' 7 For Rent FOR RENT: studio ment,$95mo. 422 7587. apaft'j 18tfc! FOR RENT: rooms by the month. $60. $50 and $40. Hotel Heppner, 676 9494. .47c 8. Services! Qean carpets professionally clean with new portable steam cleaner. Rent Rinse-N Vac at Goastlo-Coast. lie FOR STEAM GRAIN rolling call Ed Martin, 422 7473 or 384 3811. 31tf 1. Livestock WILL BUY crippled, retired, nd spoiled horses. Rex Eng lish. Ph. 5674065. Wc 10 Farm and Garden ICR SALE: D-4 cat, good Condition. $2,500. Call Percy Cecil, 676-5857. 3tf 12 Furn.i Appliance? , USED FURNITURE: Wurlit ler organ, roll lop dk, other misc. items. Call 679498. 42tf IBVES . Standard 13. For Sale Ski Area Employment jobs available now at some of the west's greatest ski resorts. Tahoe, Sun Valley, Aspen, and others. Send $2 for valuable directory. SKIWEST, Box 1026W, Aspen, CO, 81611. 46c C. Kik and Son for Fibcrtoam; Starcraft, Caldwell and Mar tin boats. Mercury motors and - EZ Loader trailers. PH 567 8419, Hermlston-McNary Dam Hwv. 9lfc REPOSSESSED: 1975 New Home i-x open arm w stretch stich for knits, auto button holer, feather stitch, etc; nearly price. $15 per mo; 20 yr. guarantee. 1974 Singer z-i; stretch stitch, makes button holes, blindhems, etc. Full prize $75, or 10 pmts. 8 per mo. 676 5554 after 6 p.m. 4fip 14 Automotive 19C6 International 3 4 ton 4 wheel drive pickup, 4 spd trans., 676-9752. 46p 1974 Ford Courier, exc. cond., low mileage, radio, hvy duty bumper, mirrors, $2850. 676 5179 after 5 p.m. 47c Heavy duly tire chains to fit 750 x 16 tires. Never been used. $30. 676-9228. 46tf FOR SALE: '66 Ford Falcon, runs good, 676 5058. 46c 15. Real Estate ! NEW HOMES, Valley View Estates, eligible for 5 per cent tax credit to Dec. 31, 1975. Excellent view lots for sale. Homes and lots can be inspected by calling Darl Hagey. 676 9183 or 676-5562. FOR SALE: two 2 bdrm houses in Heppner; separately or as a unit. Good invstmt. propty. 676 9762 or 676-5510. 45tf u" Mobile Homes) FOR SALE: 4 bdrm, ply rm, 2 full baths, mobile home on 1.45 acres. Private well. comp. landscaping w fonce and sheds. 676 5074 after 6 p m. 451 fc FIREPLACE OWNERS: we can convert your fireplace into a circulating furnace to heat your home while enjoying a fire. Save on fuel costs and burn up to 50 per cent less wood than you normally use. Economical, versatile, fully assembled, seconds to install. Send for brochure. Checkmate Distributors, Box 589, Lexing ton. OR 97839. 4c THE GAS SAVERS Beetle Rabbit Scirocco Bus Dasher Audi Fox Audi 100LS 7)k Audi yy) Vblkswagen Mel Winter YolkuwaKen Pendleton. Oregon aniawTn Me Homes 20 horns NEW USED MOBILE HOMES on our M. ready for Heppner cutmer. Free set up and delivery .We have a fine selec tion of used trucks, pickups ndrars. Contact: , Dan Hays l.yleSprlgKle Larry Brown Gene Browa MarbroDatsun SIS S.E.Dorian, Pendleton i ii ,L..trii ta are on cash in advance baia. unless customer baa a regular commercial account with the Gaiette-Tlmea. If so. cUisifieds will be billed monthly. The alternative la to raise the rate to cover rl.lng costs. Ratea remain $1 for the first three line of ad copy; 50c per line for each line thereafter. Display clarified advertising. 11.4 per column Inch. Cards nf Thank., claimed rate. min. 11.50. Deadline. Tueaday nmin. Not responsible for errors Automotive 14. Large Stock of 75's Must be Moved 1975 Pinto Lemans Pontiacs & 1975 Buick Driver Ed., 4 dr. well equip. SPECIALS: 1972 Ranthero (clean) chrome wheels & large tires USED CARS: 1974 LTD. 4 dr. dnr 18.4'JO" actual miles, reg. gas 1973 Bukk LaSabre, 4 dr sdn. air cond. 1972 Ford Maverick, 4 dr sdn. econ. unit. 1970 Pont. 4-dr. sdn, clean 19fi Ford Falcon, exc low mileage, clean. PICKUPS: Clean units good trans portal ion 1971 Ford 4 x 4 1971 (IMC jT 4 x 4. PS auto air cond. 1973 Ford NT with canopy 1970 Chev.4T. 4x4. PS, 4 spd 1971 Bronco, good unit, 2 sealer. FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTIAC-BUCK FORI) CMC TRUCKS Mav and Chase. Heppner I'hone 676-91 1 Specialists In Track-larr Trarlor Repair Automotive Welding e handle (ruck hoists, beds . and rac k, both factory and custom built; tractor cabs and gitotenerk t pe trailers Air Conditioning B&C Repair Shop 122-7 IW ( I.KOCHII DKHS t22- WW. 123 Hi Uw free. Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday II ii hi, ..... i in irmnr urmitirtaO 55 29 .01 53 34 .01 55 39 .33 46 35 52 35 .03 62 40 .26 41 33 .03 While Red Barley 3.431mm. 3.32 new crop 1.S4 Imm. ll.Otlmm. WELL DRILLING AIT IHTlOW MIMttS A lAMCMIIS Of I AITItH OtIOON iMMNUdMhMhirfM, ft Hj bW WE CAN WAllACi WELL DniLLinG Call MAIM 174-770 10 over Invoice 7 new double vyidesl 3rtew 14ft.vvides plus set up delivery I MADISON Mobile Homes Hermlstorr AAcNary HiWay ia exoensive. Classified adi , I... r-...lrl.4 .ili not reported within 7 daya. Legal Notice NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a meeting of the Budget Com mittee of Morrow County School District will be held on the 12th day of January, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. in the District Office In Lexington for the purpose of receiving the budget message and budget document of said district for the fiscal year 1976-77. This Is a public meeting where deliberations of the Budget Committee will take place and any person may appear and discuss proposed programs and the budget with the Budget Committee at that time. A copy of the budget docu ment will be available at the School District Office, Box 368, Lexington, OR 97839, at the time of the meeting. MATTHEW P. DOHERTY. Budget Officer Published Jan. I, 8. 1976 OREGON WINTER WHEAT SEEDINGS UP 4 PER CENT Oregon's 1975 winter wheat seeded for harvest in 1976 is estimated at 1,200,000 acres, 4 per cent above last year's seeded acreage, according to the Oregon Crop and Live stock Reporting Service. This is a record acreage, surpass ing the 1,150,000 acres seeded for the 1975 harvest. Prospective winter wheat production based on Dec. 1 weather and soil moisture conditions is expected to total 52,800,000 bushels, 1 per cent more than the record 1975 crop. Dry soil conditions hamper ed seeding during the fall season in parts of eastern Oregon. Heavy rainfall during October and November in the Willamette Valley left some intended acreage still unseed ed on Dec. 1. Seedings of winter wheat in the three state area of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, is placed at 5,150.000 acres, 3 per cent more than last year. Expected production for the area is forecast at 215,670,000 bushels, 3 per cent below the 1975 crop. Washington's acre age at 2,940,000 is up 3 per cent while production at 123,480,000 bushels is down 8 per cent. Idaho's acreage, at 1,010,000 is up 2 per cent and production, at 39.390,000 bushels, is up 9 per cent from last year. Nationally, winter wheat seeded acreage is placed at 57.2 million acres, 2 per cent above last year. ja1HaTl-ti l 1l Tig ! g Heppnerites .A new or used car In your future? If to contact: Ed Wells at Keith Farley Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. fc'The Walking Mans Friend' & ..MUtM Ph. 276-7341 b Pendleton Home Phone 27M576 Hi ft CUT rr Factory Direct PACIFIC of Hermlston 567-2360 ! ft. Supper employment picture bleak Opportunities for summer employment in the National Forests of Oregon and Wash ington will be slim again in 1976, according to Regional Forester Theodore A. Schlap fer, U.S. Forest Service. In 1975, there were 39,000 applicants, and 4585 persons were hired. The number of jobs available will be about the same in 1976, Schlapfer said, with priority considera tion given to those previously employed by the Forest Ser vice. Applicants must be 18 years of age at time of employment. Applications must be post- FARMER TAX GUIDES 1976 Farmer Tax Guides are available at the County Ex tension Office, Heppner, re ports Harold E. Kerr, County Extension Agent. There are a number of changes in Federal laws affecting your 1975 taxes. Farmers should be familiar with these changes even if someone else prepares their tax records. Items of interest because of tax changes for this year" include: Crop Disaster payments; Advance Payments for Jive stock feed; Hay grown by a cattle raiser solely for feeding a herd; the investment credit has been temporarily increas ed; Individual and self-employed retirement programs; the amount of net earnings subject to self-employment, tax; standard deduction; low income allowance, political contributions; personal ex emption credit; New residence; earned in come credit; if your return is audited; tax rebates; IRS toll free numbers; revenue shar ing; privacy act information; presidential election campai gn fund; choose your preparer carefully and reminders. WHO DOES IT? HAS IT? Service Directory Automotive SHERRELL CHEVROLET. INC. Complete Sales ft Service 3rd A Main Hermlston Building Supplies SEE US FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING SUPPLIES We feature Boysen Patau TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Tim Moore, Mgr. 4U SE Dor ion 276-621 PENDLETON Cafes, Lounges Cal'S LOUNGE CAFE Specialist la mixed drinks and fine foods. Heppnef 676-M1S Construction CIRCLE "D" TRENCHING Guaranteed Performance . Irrigation Drain Tile Power Cable Bonded and Licensed for Sewer and drain fields Trenching of all kinds Robert Duncan Heppner PII.676-SSS6 ' RIVF.RBEND CONSTRUCTION CO. Concrete Aggregate Crashed Rock ' Drain R or k Asphalt Paving Excavating i Grading Umatilla. OR. 9Z2-4H3 ' UMATILLA READY-MIX Opet every weekday, and Saturdays and Sands? If necessary. , PH.6-46rM7 Page 7. marked between Jan. 1 and Feb. 15 and must be submitted to the Regional Office in Portland, not to Individual National Forests as in the past years. Jobs, however, will be in the field, not in the Regional Office. Application forms, av ailable from Forest Service offices, have a space for applicants to choose the geo graphical location desired. Applications should be ad dressed to Temporary Em ployment, U.S. Forest Ser vice, P.O. Box 3623, Portland, OR 97208. Patients at Pioneer Memo rial Hospital this week are: Judy Hampton, Kinzua; Zosi mo Basualdo, lone; Todd Rogers, Fred Harrison Jr., Peggy Moyer and William Greenup, all of Heppner. Dismissed were Catherine McAuliffe, Cecil; Beecher Emert, lone; Glenna Rollis, William Moddis, Connie Lew iston, Chester 0p and Cnda7 Lucas, all of Heppner. To Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hughes, Heppner, a son, Travis Matthew, 7 lbs, 3'i oz.. born Dec. 30. Grandparents are Mrs. Joan Hughes and Matt Hughes, Heppner. and Bob Kelsay, John Day. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Benge, Hepp ner, Mrs. Laurel Kelsay. Spray and Mrs. Eva Griffith, Heppner. To Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vu Hung, Heppner, a daughter, Margaritte, 7 lbs., 14 oz., born Dec. 30. Drugs, Prescriptions HERMISTON DRUG Free prescription Mall Service Opea9a.rn.U7a.nl. Gifts for all occasions Snack Bar MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Free mailing service on prescriptions Hospital Supplies Open Mon-Fri. 9-6 p.m. Sat. 9-1 p.m. Located in the Medical Center, 1 100 Southgate Pendleton 276-1531 Floor Covering KEIMIG FLOORCOVERING Carpets, draperies, linoleam counter tops, ceramk tile. , flooring, snndries Sales A Installation S0 N. 1st St. II rr mis ton. Or. MR FLOOR COVERING Carpet, linoleam. ceramic TUe. kitchen cabinets Free estimates All work guaranteed MattHnghes 42 linden W.y Heppner RICK'S HOUSE OF DISCOUNTS New A Used Fnrnltarf A Appliances Anthortied Norgf Dealers KM N. First. Hermlstos) S67-SM4 I WILCOX FURNITURE ' AND APPLIANCES easheforyhnyytr') color TV or stereo system jj4 W. Hermlstoa) Ave. S67-&6I HersnistM THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday. Jan. 1. 1976 DAVE BONKOWSKI David Bonkowski to! visit David Bonkowski, will share some of his personal experi ences of Trinidad-Tobago, with the people of Morrow County, Jan. 11-14. Bonkowski was a 1975 Inter national Four-H Youth Ex change (IFYE) delegate to the Caribbean nation this summer and fall. He will be addressing school groups, 4-H clubs and other organizations while in the county according to Birdine Tullis, Extension program assistant. The two-island nation (Tri nidad and Tabago, just off the coast of Venezuela) received its independence from Great Britain in 1962. It contains a wide variety of ethnic groups who have retained much of their culture and tradition according to Bonkowski. He is one of four IFYE delegates from Oregon who participated in the interna Insurance RAY BOYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Health. Fire. AaU, Marine Group Plans Ray Boyce. 676-5384 676-9625 ' Heppner FOR RENT $8.00 mo. Laundromat HEPPNER LAUNDROMATT Monuments' SWEENEY MORTUARY Cemetery, grave Markers CrsatU. Marble, Bronte 24-Hr. phoM 67-9ar76-za Abo serving Iom A Lexington) Heppner. P.O. Box 97 DR. E.K. 8CHAFFITX Optometrist Next to Hotel lleppker entrance. 76-I4U Heppner! tional people-to-people pro gram last year. He lived and worked with several host families during his stay in Trinidad-Tobago. Assisting in financing his exchange were the Oregon Bankers Associa tion, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. State Department and other friends of 4-H. Bonkowski, son of Mrs. Mildred Bonkowski, earned a degree in earth science from OSU in 1974 and then did graduate work before leaving for his IFYE assignment. He was a 4-H member for nine years. Groups wishing to schedule an appearance by Bonkowski while he is in Morrow County or persons wishing- more information about the IFYE program should contact the Morrow County Extension Office. Saw Sharpening ED'S PRECISION SAW A TOOL SHARPENING SERVICE Satisfaction Guaranteed Ph. 676-9913 or 676-9281 Alfalfa Si. Heppner. OR. Physcians-Surgeons GERALD A. JONES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon UE.Hurlbnrt Honrs: Mm. thra Thurs.. 9 a.m. 12:36p.m.; l:3tp.m.-5.m.; FrL.f a.m.-lp.m. Hermlstoa. OR. 97838 Radiator Service , JONES RADIATOR SERVICE Now is the time to get yow harvest equipment ready before the rash season 131SN. 1st, 567-691 Hermlstoa, OR. Sewing Machines . SINGER Sales A Service We repair all makes and models GROGANS Approved Singer Dealer 243 S. Mala Pendleton 27-23S2' NORTHWEST ALUMINUM Aluminum and steel siding awnings, carports, patios and skirting Pendleton, OR 27648541 27637371 Title Insurance) MORROW COUNTY ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO. j Title Insarance Office Peters Btdf. i Heppner 1 274-0330; 6-ft.or7-ft.Slmti.h 1st