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Pace ft THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner, OR, Thursday, Jan. u., page s, iwu umli i '''"L!LijL Save money . . . Pay cash! Phone 676-9228 1 Card of Thanks We wish to express cur deepest appreciaion to every one who has been so kind and considerate during our loss of our husband and father. Your prayers, flowers, food, cards and contributions have been comforting to us during our moment of sorrow. WALTER HAYES FAMILY We wish to thank everyone who has been so kind and considerate to us in our hour of sorrow. We appreciate the flowers, cards and kind words. THE FAMILY OF JIMORWICK To all my friends and neighbors, many thanks for gifts, flowers, cards and all the kindnesses extended me during my recent illness. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses for their efficient care. PEGGY MOYER The Rod Murrays wish to thank the lone Fire Depart ment and all our friends who assisted in putting out the fire in the basement of our home. Without their assistance, our home would have been a total loss. Many, many thanks, ROD AND MEG We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to the numerous friends and rela tives who remembered to send cards, flowers, visits and other acts of kindness during Tom's recent illness. Our special thanks to the ambu lance driver; Dr. Wolff, the nurses and staff at Pioneer Memorial Hospital for their comforting care. Although the census for the city of Heppner only numbers about 2,000, we know there must be around a million in time of need. We are happy to announce that Tom is back home now, recuperating nicely. God bless each and every one of you. TOM AND MILLIE HOWELL 2 Notices New Bus. oppt. for your area. Prev. exp. unnecessary. To arrange for appt. write P.O. Box 1699. Pendleton, OR 97801. 52c "MENTAL HEALTH: Hepp ner. 8:30-5 p.m. daily except Wed.. 12:309 p.m. Irrigon, Mon. and Thurs.. 922-3357. Emergency: 676-5032. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Ph. 676-5528. 29tl 4 Help Wanted Man to work in the irrigation and pump field. Exp. pref.. but we will train the right man. Call Farmore. Pendle ton, collect, for an appt. 276-3160. 49c 6 Wanted WANTED TO RENT: 1 bdrm home or apartment. Ph. 676-9228 7 For Rent FOR RENT: 1 bdrm apt.. $95 mo 422 "587. lKf 8 Services Clean carpels professionally clean wilh new portable steam cleaner. Rent Rinse N Vac at Const toCoast Uc FOR STEAM GRAIN rolling call Ed Martin. 422 7473 or 384 3811. 3K' 9 Livestock Poultry Ow. two and three yr. old Angm bulls for wit. Fh 6769795. 40 Attention cattlemen: Here ford cattle sale. SO bulls. U heifers. I pm., Jan. 24 ( Rrenl Horn Butlercreek Ra nch. Hermiston. OR. Ph. 567 C6I. WILL BUY crippled, relim and i pot led horses. Res Eng lith Ph.5706S. Mr 1 fP i a. a H 10 Farm and Garden r AKMEiiw nw ra table gas-powered post hole diggers, 6" 4 10" augers. Pettyjohns Supply. 676-9157. FOR SALE: D-4 cat, good condition, $2,500. Call Percy. Cecil, 676-5857. 43tf Let us gravel your driveway, Pettyjohns Supply. 676-9157. ' 12 Furn., Appliances USED FURNITURE: desks, sofa, chairs, dining rm set, misc. items. 676-9498. 48tf FOR SALE: 1973 Sears builtin dishwasher. Make offer. 676 5567. 49c Youngstown upper 4 lower steel cabinets w dbl sink. Very gd cond. Mrs. Jerry Dough erty, 676-9737. 49tf 12 Sears color console TV, good cond. $85. Ph. 422-7588. 50c 13 Misc. For Sale C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam, Starcraft, Caldwell and Mar lin boats. Mercury motors anc EZ Loader trailers. PH 567 8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam Hwy. fc FOR SALE: HS 12 ga. pump trap gun. PR and MC stock, new $400. 989-8442. 50c FOR SALE: 1969 Evinrude Bobcat snowmobile, good con dition. Make offer. 676-5567. 49c 14 Automotive 1970 Datsun 240Z, $3300. Call 676-9634 evenings. 50c 1974 Kawasaki. 100 cc. low mileage, good condition. Lar ry Anderson. 676-5079. 49c New Homes & View Lots above Heppner Hospital for sale by Kiniua Corporation. Houses meet Federal and local banking requirements. Phone 676-9183 or 676-5191 THE GAS SAVERS Beetle Rabbit Scirocco Bus Dasher Audi Fox Audi 100LS Audi Volkswagen Mel Winter Volkswagen Pendleton. Oregon 27601 1 20 homes NEW 4 USED MOBILE HOMES on our lot. reads for Heppner customers. Free set up and delivery Heppnerites A new of used car la your future? If so contact: , Ed Wells at Keith Farley Chrysler-Plymouth Uf. The Walking Maas Friend Pendleton Ph. 17 J14I Home Phone 1764576 am mmtm ntobile Homes is.o . ii .i...,;ni Bluing lr sm - --r- ..!.- .re on a cash in advance basis, unless customer has a regular, commercial account with the Gaiette-Times If w. classifieds mill be billed monthly. The alternative I. to raise the rates to cover rising costs. Rates remain f I for the first three lines of ad copy; Sc per line for each ne thereafter Display classified advertising. $U per column Inch. Cards of Thanks, classified rate. mln. 11.50. Deadline. Tuesday noon. Not responsible for errors not reported within T days. 14. Automotive A few 75'S left at a real buy ON DISPLAY: 1976 Ford truck well equipped, hoist and 18 ft. combination bed. A good unit for your farm needs 1975 Buick Driver Ed.. 4 dr. well equip. USED CARS: 1974 LTD. 4 dr. sdn, 16.400 actual miles, reg. gas 1973 Chevetle, 2 dr. hd. top 1972 Ford Maverick, 4 dr. sdn. econ. unit 1970 Pont. 4-dr. sdn, clean 1968 Ford Falcon, exc. low mileage, clean PICKUPS: Clean units 4 good transportation 1974 Ford Ji 4 x 4 1974 CMC 'j T 4 x 4. PS auto, air cond. 1973 Int. s4 T, 4 x 2, 8,000 mi. brand new com. Michelin tires, air cond. must see to appreciate. 1970 Chev. s4 T. 4 x 4. PS. 4 spd. 1971 Bronco, good unit. 2 sealer FARLEY MOTOR CO. PONTIAC Bl'ICK FORD CMC TRUCKS May and Chase. Heppner Phone 676-91 16 1972 Ford 34 T. 4 wh. dr. truck. PTO winch; 10 ft custom flat bed. hubs. FM radio, locking differential; overloads, extra gas tank; heavy duty through out; ideal for winter feeding. Dr. Huber. 676-9118; home 989-8107, evenings. 50c 15 Real Estate FOR SALE: two 2 bdrm houses in Heppner; separately or as a unit. Good invstmt. propty. 676-9762 or 676 5510. F V 45tf FOR SALE: 4 bdrm house. 3 baths, full basement, shown by appomtmenl only, in city limits. 676-9085. 48c Large lot. corner Riverside 4 Shobe. water 4 sewer hookups installed. 676274 after 5 pm. 50C Specialists In Track-later Tractor Repair Automotive Welding We handle truck hoists, beds and racks, both factor) and ruslom-huilt: tractor cabs and gooseneck lpe trailer Air Conditioning B&C Repair Shop 122-7 ti.i:n UMUHts oK Jra ii mnimniiii n nrmminnnratimwrrimi -WELL DRILLING ATTINTIOM f AIMIIf 4 IANCHIIS Of lAJTItHOHGON WE CAN WALLACE VEU DHILLiriG Call rJiIJ4WJt 1 onslve. Classified ads Operating figures for banking firm 1975 operating figures for the Pendleton Banking Co. were released today by Joe B. Green, Chairman of the Board of the locally owned bank. He indicated that total assets of the bank increased 58 per cent from $7 million to $11.7 million during the year. In 1974, the bank was the fastest growing in Oregon with a rate of 54 per cent. Preliminary figures indi cate that earnings for the year were about $54,000 or $1.54 per outstanding share of common stock, an increase of 189 per cent over 1974 figures. Green emphasized final figures could vary somewhat, but said that he felt any such adjustments would be minor. "We're well satisfied with the year", said Green, "and we are looking forward opti mistically to 1976 and beyond. Our earnings for the year represent what we think is the proper balance in view of our extraordinary growth in size, and we are now in an excellent position to move ahead with our plans for the bank." COLLEGE EXPANDS GED TEST PROGRAM The General Education De velopment testing program and Blue Mountain Communi ty College will be expanded next week to include Tuesday evening testing. The new schedule will add Tuesday evening testing on the campus from 5-9 p.m. the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, and on the Umatilla Indian Reservation from 6-9 p.m. the 2nd and 4th Tues days. Heretofore all testing was conducted in the college Counseling Center during a norma! 8 to J weekday sched ule. The GED test is a high school equivalency test avail able to non-high school grad uates who are 18 years old or over. It includes a series of five tests on English. Social Studies. Science. Literature and Mathematics. Persons wishing more in formation on the tests should visit the college Counseling Center or phone 276-1260, Ext. 226. Those wishing to prepare for the test may register in the college's Adult Education program. Study Skill Center. Pioneer Hall. I l l) ANALYSIS Earl Bates, agricultural meteorologist and Joseph He nnessey recently published the 2. 4 1) transporl report which summarized data and analysis of 2.4 I) monitoring stations in Oregon, reports Harold Kerr. County Exten sion Agent. The purpose of the analysis was to calculate if 2,4 D is transported from wheat fields in Oregon across the Horse Heaven Hills into vineyards of the lower Yakima Valley and whether it might cause injury lo the crop. It was determined that the critical level of 2.4 I) concen tration at grape vineyards was I part per billion Using a complex formula. Bates and Hennessey calculated from data collected at Oregon points closcsl to the affected vineyards that Ihe highest calculated amount of 2,4 1) contributed by Oregon was 0 013 parts per billion or 13 per cenl of the amount required lo cause damage In the vineyards This report should largely ease the suspicion of Wash ington grape growers thai Oregon Wlicatgrowers are causing their 2,4 D damage problem. CUT IT" Public Works Bill More than a half-billion dollars is included in the recently signed 1976 public works appropriations bill for, energy production and flood control projects affecting Oregon, Sen. Mark Hatfield said recently. Hatfield is the ranking Republican member of the appropriations commit tee panel that approved the funds. He released a detailed listing of the individual proj pets "This total of $514,918,000 represents responsible federal spending that will help create Oregon jobs, improve local economies and protect our region's natural resources," Hatfield explained. "Of this total, $441,184,000 will fund construction work on a wide variety of projects throughout the region at a time when the Northwest construction indus try is in the economic dol drums and more jobs are needed." Hatfield broke down the total funding into several different categories. He said construction work by the Corps of Engineers on Oregon related projects will total $237,725,000; for the Bureau of Reclamation the total is $120,900,000, and self-financed Bonneville Power Admini stration construction work in Oregon will total $82,559,000. In addition to these constru ction funds, the $514.9 million includes money for regular operation and maintenance work at existing projects, and for investigation and design work prior to construction of new public works projects. Including the construction funds detailed above, the Oregon-related grand totals for the agencies include; $277,421,000 for the Corps of Engineers; $126,178,000 for the Bureau of Reclamation; $105,789,000 for Bonneville Power Administration; and $5,530,000 for the Energy WHO DOES IT? Service .SIIERRELL CHEVROLET, INC. Complete Sale 4 Sen ice 3rd 4 Main Hrrmislon Building Supplies SEE I S FOR Al l. VOl R BUI.DINGSrPPI.IKS We feature Boen Paints Tl'M-.Vl.t'M LUMBER CO. Tim Moore. Mgr. 4:12 SEDorion 276 4221 PENDLETON Cafes, Lounges Carsi.OlN(.E4C.FE Specialist in mird drink and line food. STS-UHi Heppner Construction J CIRCLE ! thenuiim; Guaranteed Performance Irrigation-Drain Tile power Cable Bonded and Lkened lor Rewer and drain field Trenching of all kind Robert Duncan Heppner PH. IT! ill IUVERBEND CONSTRI CTION ( . Concrete Aggregate Crushed Rock Drain Rock Atphall Palng Fuataling 4 Grading Imalilla.OR. I'M TILI.A READY-MIX Open eery weekday. andKalurdajtand JtundayMneceary. I'll. 6TMIK r WM) Automotive j Drugs. Prescriptions j Hydraulics Weldin j Saw Sharpening -r Research and Development Administration. Corps of Engineer projects within the State of Oregon include: Applegate Lake, As toria Turning Basin; Bonne ville Lock and Dam, 2nd powerhouse; Cascadia Lake; Catherine Creek Lake, Coos Bay: Days Creek Lake (phase 1); Elk Creek Lake, John Day Lake and Dam, Lake Umatil la. Silies River and tributar ies. ' Partly or wholly out of state Corps projects affecting Ore gon are: Chief Joseph Dam, Generating units; Columbia River and tributaries; The Dalles lock and dam, genera ting units; Libby Dam, gener ating units; Lower Granite Dam. generating units; Little Goose Dam, generating units; Lower Monumental Dam, ge nerating units; Hopper dred ges. Bureau of Reclamation pro jects in Oregon include Rouge River Basin, Grants Pass division and Tualatin project. Heppner No. 358 FOR ELKS ONLY Thurs., Jan. 22 Reg. Lodge 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23 Dinner by Jim Steaks 4 Seafood 6-8:30 Sat., Jan. 24 Prime Rib Dinner Music By Don Rcdf ield 9-2 am. Thurs., Jan. 29 Ref.Lodge8p m B.P.O.E. HAS IT? Directory Free prescription Mail Sen ice Open)a.m.to7 p.m. Gifts for all occasion Snack Bar MEDICAL CENTER I'HVRMACV Free mailing service on prescriptions - Hospital Supplies Open Mon Fri 9 6pm S.il 9 I p m Located in Ihe Medical Center. IKMiSouIhgale Pendleton 27ii I.VII Floor Covering KF.IMIG FI.OOH('0 F.RING Carpel, draperlr. linoleum counter top, ceramic tile. Mooring, sundries Satr4 installation m. utsi. Hermiston, Or. MaR FLOOR ( DU RING ( arpet. linoleum, ceramic Tile, kitchen rabinel Freeestimatr All work guaranteed Matt Hughe 122 Linden U ay t;ill Heppner Furniture ovonc(Mtn,:.- RICK'S HOI SF. OP DISCOUNTS New 4 l'ed Furniture 4 Appliance Authorlied Nor g Dealer 22W V Flrt. HermUto 567-KMl T WILCOX FURNITURE AND AI'I'LI NCFR Hre tt hrliM e bm) S our color TV mr lere ylem :i4W.llermlo Ae. Ml 2JI llermlU r I IIERMISTON DRUG I BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sum ner. Lexington, are the par ents of son, Samuel Sean, 7 lbs.. 3'4 ox., born Jan. 15. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConnell, En terprise: Rita Sumner and Jack Sumner, both of Hepp ner. Great grandparents are Iv an Cox. Helen Cox. and Mr. and Mrs. Cat Sumner, all of Heppner; Sherman McCon nell, ND; and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Entcel. ND. WHEAT White Red Barley 3.70 Feb. 3.62July-Aug 3.77 Feb 3.68 Aug 98.00 Feb. " ; "Heading ror oeecner lone, Oregon Friday and Saturday Special Dinner Steaks $2.95 6 - 9 p.m. only Live Music Don Hill Country Western 92 a.m. Fri.andSat. Jim's Welding Sen Ice Either in the thop or on the job. Hdraulict.lloe4iitt!ngi Jim Barrett RUersideAve. Heppner Ku. I "8-5 l Home ! 1 71 Insurance RAY BOYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Health. Fire, Auto, Marine Group Plant Ray Boy ce. 671-531 67I-M25 Heppner Motorcycle llinton' Cycle (link New Location HermlUon-McNary Hwy 567-335I llomeaf Hodaka.C Z, Indian Laundromat HEPPNER LAUNDROMAT? Monuments SWEENEY MORTUARY Cemetery. grae markers Granite, Markl, Bronte II Hr. phone 176 SO or 1226 Alerlnl lone 4 l.eilngtow Heppner, P.O. Bos II Optometrist DR. EK. HOIAFFITZ Optometrist Nest In lintel Heppner entrance. Heppner i Hospital Notes Patients In Pioneer Memo rial Hospital thii week are: Wendy Powell. Richard Sch midt and Ned Sweek, all of Heppner. Patients dismissed wert: Carolyn Howard and Cindy Sumner, both of Lexington; Beecher Emert, lone; Rich ard Peck and Inex Gentry, both of Heppner. Mi Low Pre. Wednesday 54 31 .07 Thursday 57 49 .01 Friday 44 Saturday M 35 Sunday 47 30 Monday 45 26 Tuesday 34 23 ( ED S PRECISION SAW 4 TOOL SHARPENING SERVICE Satisfaction Guaranteed ph. 676-9913 or 676 9281 Alfalfa St. Heppner, OR. Physciana-Surgeons GERALD A. JONES. M.D. Phyticlaaaad Surgeon lit E.llurlburt. Hour; Mon. thru Thurs., la m. 12 Mp m.; I .Jtp m.-S p.m.: Fri..f a m.-l p m. Mr rmlslon. OR. 170 Radiator Service JONES RADIATOR SERVICE Now I the time lo gel your harvest equipment ready before the rush ea son I3ISN. 1st. 5474116 llrrmltlon.OR. Sewing Machines SINGER Sale 4 Service Wf repair all make and model GROGAN8 Approved Singer Dealer MS. Mala Pendleton 176-U3S THIS SPACE FOR RENT $8.00 mo. Title Insurance MORROW COUNTY ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO Title Uiuraar (Kflct In Peter Bid . 676 MII Heppner
