Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 14, 1976, Page Page 7, Image 13

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    THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR. Thursdsy. Oct. It, l7g, Psge 1
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Card of Thanks
; Special thanks to Dr. Gif
ford and the hospital staff for
their gentle attentions, and to
family and friends for the
cards and flowers.
J Linda Prock
Card of Thanks
i
; To anyone who did not
receive a note of thanks, our
"sincere apologies some of
the gift cards were lost in
moving the gifts from Hep
jpner to Portland. Thank you
all very much.
Julie and Denny Bird
2. Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
J The Umatilla Electric Co-
-operatlve Association, 1723 N.
First Street. Ilermiston, Ore
gon announces that It proposes
Uo construct S.S miles of US
Kilovolt transmission line
'with 7.2 12.47 Kilovolt under
build and a 10,000 KVA
substation In an area located
approximately 7 mites South
west of the Umatilla Army
Depot in Morrow County along
the County's Microwave
Koad.
. . The Homestead-Ordnance
transmission line begins In the
i.W. corner of Section 7, T.3
North. R 2 KWM where It
attaches to an existing trans
mission line. From this point,
the transmission line proceeds
East along the South side of
Morrow County's Homestead
Road for S.S miles. From this
point, the transmission line
proceeds North along the East
Side of Morrow County's
Microwave Road for 4 mile,
terminating at the Fast Home
stead Substation.
These facilities will make it
possible for the Cooperative to
relieve an overloaded sub
station and Increase the sys-
ttem reliability in the area.
If there are any comments
on environmental aspects of
! the proponed construction.
'they should be submitted in
writing to the Cooperative
' within 30 days of the publi
cation of this notice. Route
map of the proponed line may
be seen at the office of the
Cooperetive.
2. Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
ESTATE OF
1 )
PATRICK MclNTYHF..
DECEASED
1 NO. 1770
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
j PERSONS
! Probate proceeding In the
estale of PATRICK MclV
TYRE deceased, are now
pending In the a bote entitled
court, wherein Ann Hutchin
son the undrrlgned. has been
appointed and has qualified as
Jhe personal representative of
itaid estate. All person having
rlaims against said etate
hereby are required to present
them. In due form, within four
months after the date of the
firt publication of this notice,
as slated below, to the
Undersigned at the following
address now designated as the
place for the presentation of
rlaims to wit: HI North Main
treet. Heppner. Oregon.
All persons whose rights
(nay be affected by said
probate proceedings may ob
tain additional Information
irnm the record of the court,
the undersigned personal rep
resentative or Ihe latler's
ktlornev who are Winter
Iweency. P.O. Hns 12. Hep
pner. Oregon. ;st. s
Ann lltili hlnon.
I'ersmtal rrernlUe,
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2. Notices
SOROPTIMIST RUMMAGE
SALE, Morrow County Fair
Pavilion, Heppner, 8 a.m. to 6
p.m., Oct. 15-16. For pickup
call: Marlcne Gray, 676-5395;
Lenna Smith, 676-9143; Mollie
Becket, 989-8507 or Nadine
O'Brien, 676-9602. 30-5c
Now you can clean carpets the
professional way at a fraction
of the cost with Rinse-N-Vac.
Rent at Case Furniture. 15c
I will not be responsible for
any bills, except my own.
Leland Magili
lone, OR
Notices
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
..The Morrow County Plan
ning Commission will meet
Monday. October 25. 1976 at
8:00 p.m. at the Courthouse.
Heppner. Oregon.
. . A public hearing will be held
on the application of Thomas
P. & Carol J. Hilling. Board
man, for a Zone Change from
Farm to Farm Residential on
Tax Lot oo. I.H0 acres, and
Tax Lot 500. 4.80 acres,
located In T 4 N. R 25 EWM.
Map I6AD, on Wilson Rd.,
approximately M mile south
east of Boardman. Oregon.
..All Interested persons are
welcome to attend the hear
ing. Written, signed state
ments may be submitted and
will be considered at the
hearing. Statements should
Include your reasons for ap
proval or disapproval.
MORROW COUNTY
PLANNING COMMISSION
s-Dorris L.Graves,
Chairman
A gifl for all occasions; let
(lowers do it. The Posy Patch.
67B -HlJii. 15lfc
NEW Rinse N-Vac steam
cleans, rinses and vacuums
out dirl leaving carpets pro
fessionally clean. Rent at
Oiast lo-('oast. 15c
6. Wanted
WANTED: to rent or lease a
house or cabin in the moun
tains around Heppner.
422-7557, lone.
7. Rentals
FOR RENT: Trailer space;
preferably small trailer.
98984'ffl. 34 3c
FOR RENT: Furnished apart
ment; includes heat and all
utilities. Ph. 6769432 or
676 9278. 34 3c
For Rent: I & 2 bedrm. apts.
No pets. Call after 6.30 p m.
422 7587 . 34tfc
8. Services
Will make leather belts, west
ern or other. Prices are
reasonable. Call 676 5878.
35 3C
SEWING MACHINE Repair
and scissor sharpening, Octo
ber 18. Also used sewing ma
chine. CASK FURNITURE.
676412, 35 Ic
10. Livestock
Poly post rugged and durable,
cheaper lhan steel Call 421
71 Wor 422 7441. Ifflfc
WILL BUY crippled, retired
and spoiled horses Hen Eng
lish. Ph. 567 omtt. life
11. Farm Equipment
For Renl Tillers -cultivate
jour "in now and catch
tin- (.ill nuns I'rttt John's
t iJ, Vile
13. Pasture & Feed
SEED WHEAT: McDermit
and Paha; also 100 bu. treated
Paha. Don Peterson, 422-7136.
35-3c
FOR SALE: 22 sacks treated
Hyslop wheat. Call 422-7236.
35-3C
14. Miscellaneous
The Gazette-Times will pay 50
cents a copy for the first 15
July 29 issues returned to us in
excellent condition. 31tf
Collector's Club Flea Market;
Milton-Freewater Community
Building, Saturday, October
23, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 35-2c
Special This Week
4-Z Brick
Redrcg.J5.49 NOW $4.90 ctn.
Used reg. $6.49 NOW $5.60 ctn.
Lexington Lumber Yard,
989-8586. 35-1-C
Special this week
Laun plywood paneling A
Grade reg. $5.50, this week
$4.95. Lexington Lumber
Yard 989-8586. 34-1-C
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay and
railroad ties. Contact Ken
Wright, 676-5832 or 676-5345.
33-3c
Save time and $$$. Let us
bore-sight your rifle. $1.
Pettyjohn's Supply. 676-9157.
32-4C
You've been
waiting for
them II
Good used
PM-6A
McCullogh
chain saws
$95.00 each
PETTYJOHN'S
SUPPLY
Heppner-I.ex llwy
18. Furniture
& Appliances
FOR SALE: 17 cu. ft. upright
freeicr. Good condition, freei
es good. Lexington 989 8557.
34 3
King aiie bed. $225; single
bed. $UH); Dinette set. $100.
Like new used I month.
676 9212. 34 2
)" elecl. range; yr. old
Kitchen-Aid dishwasher with
chopping block; antique wood
burning range; New elect,
horse clippers. 676 mi. 34 2
19. Motorcycles
1971 Honda CB 750 Kl motor
cyclcIUi.ket case-Best of
fer. Ph 989 8149 evenings
341c
FOR SALE: Suiuki TCinn. C
mo old. 4t mile. Like new.
w s tr.j after 6 pm week
days, anytime weekends 34 3p
-m J'aifC Suukl Savage on
i,n,i oil the tMd. Mreet legal,
fi miles, good condition tfo,
r 11 Lifer T6 V 3f
20. Mobile Homes
FOR SALE: Double-wide 3
bedrm,; set up and ready for
occupancy. $15,500, $3,000
down. Site may be purchased
or rented. 676-9876 or 206573
3211. 34-3-C
21. Trailers
& Campers
Nomad Camp Trailer, 19 ft.
self-contained w-shower, exc.
cond. $3,000, call after 5. Inez
Meador, 676-9192. tfc
Recreational vehicle anti
freeze now in stock. $5.95 gal.
Pettyjohn's 676-91 57. 35-3-C
22. Cars & Trucks
1967 International 1-ton truck,
with stock racks, $1,200. Call
Bob Duncan 76-5550.
35-4-c
CB RADIOS: installation, re
pair. AM-Fm radios, tape
players, Sid Zinter Jr. 422
7441. 27tfn
1972 Datsun pickup with
canopy. Excellent condition.
Low mileage. 989-8557. 34-4-76
FOR SALE: 1954 Jeep pickup.
Don Bennett, 676-9771. 31-tfc
23. Boats
C. Kik and Son for Fiberfoam,'
Starcraft. Caldwell and Mar
tin boats. Mercury motors and
EZ Loader trailers. PH 567
8419, Hermiston-McNary Dam
; Hwy. 9tfc"
24. Real Estate
l'i lots for sale in Lexington.
Good for trailer home, or
building site. 989 8557. 34-4-c
FOR SALE: house in lone,
write P.O. Box 74. lone, OR
97843. 26tfc
FOR SALE: 2 side-by -side 2
story duplex. All modern con
veniences, 3 yrs old, will go
max. State GI loan. Rental
will help make the mortgage
payments. 676-9456 or 676-9632.
26tfc
FOR SALE: Beechcrs Cafe,
lone; Bob Secolo Realty Co.
Call Roy Lindstrom. 256-0421
Res. 658 5653, Portland. 24 tf
OUTTHEYGC!
CIJ? SPECIAL
It7 Chrysler Newport.
; rlran. low mileage,
air cond.. good rubber
171 Chev. Vega. 1 dr.. good
unit
1973 Chev i-aiuna. 1 dr.
dtp
172 Ford (ialasy SM. I it.
.hard lop. clean unit
1972 Chev. Mallow. 4 dr.
.ads. good vail
. HuUk, I dr. id, low
mileage
On any of the
Call Phil Doherty
Pontlac Bulck
FARLEY MOTOR CO.i
u Ma anti
Noppner
24. Real Estate
FOR SALE: Approx. 4 acres
divided into 50 x 100 ft. lots in
Ihe Hardman area. There are
17 50 x 100 ft. lots and one
1-acrelot. Will sell any part or
the entire parcel. Close to
hunting and fishing. Call
676-9746. 15tf
180 Quaid St., 3 bdrm. home,
lg. fenced yd., l'2 baths,
fireplace, $30,000. Contact
Dave Dollarhide, 1st Nat'l
Bank, 676-9163 for appt. 34tfc
Ranch
for Sale
Morrow County irrigated
'ranch, 1,026 acres, border
)ing Boeing. 900 acres
) under cultivation with
irrigation equipment.
.Modern 4 bedroom home.
plus out buildings. Grain
'elevator with truck scales.
) Owner will carry contract.
For more information,
contact Roy Lindstrom,
BOB SECOLO
REALTY, INC.
236-0421.
Res. 658-5653
House for Sale. 3 bedroom 380
S. Gilmore. Ph. 676-9200 or
676-94(56. "tfc
3 bdrm, new carpet, fireplace,
large corner lot, view, family
room, nice yard. 676-9456. 31-7p
r Heppnerltes
A new or used car in
your future?
If so. contact:
Ed Wells
at
Keith Farley I
( Chrysler-Plymouth Inc.
The Walking Man's Friend
o Pendleton Ph. 27S-7341
' Home Phone 278-0576
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COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Rwiadio9
Industrial . Commercial
Furm and Home
Pendleton 276 7761
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PICKUP
SPECIAL
1 97 J T Intern. 2W
drive, super deluve
cab. power steering,
enlv I. miles
lU FlM 111 mites
U;t,T. llato, A air. a
.real cleaa unit
1971 Courier. I X miles
It? International T, 2W
drtva. tlmm r-ewl.
.alr-etMd , miles
lT3 Ford t T. 2W drle.
cleaa unit
abovo units
676-5180
Ford GMC Trucks
Chaso, imt n. t.
676-9 ! 16
Business
Opportunities
.d WESTERN ATO
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YOU CAN OWN A
WESTERN AUTO
STORE IN:
Heppner,
Oregon
There is an opportunity available in
the above towns for a Western Auto
Associate Store selling hardware,
sporting goods, automotive supplies,
furniture, refrigerators, freezers, wash
ers, televisions. CB.', radios, other
electronics, etc.
We will train you, help install your
store and provide counselling after
you're open. Financing is available to
qualified prospects. If you're interested
in owning your own Western Auto
Associate Store call this toll free
number today.
800 821-7700 ext. 818
Or write:
R. T. Renfro, VP. Western Auto
2107 Grand Ave.. Kansas City. Mo. 64108
Be sure to provide your phone number
and complete address.
WESTERN AUTO
THE GAS
SAVERS
Beetle Rabbit
Scirocco Bus
Dasher Audi Fox
Audi 100LS
7k Audi
Volkswagen
.Mel inter Volkswagen
Pendleton. Oregon
2;-.h;ii
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Mobile Homes
20 homes
NKW & l'SKI MORIl.K
IIOMF.S
on our lot. ready for
I leppner customers.
Free set up and delis ery
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
New Construction References
Remodeling Licensed & Bonded
Brick & Blockwork Fireplaces
Call 567-3784 or 567-8088
GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT
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Notices
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Before contracting aluminum
siding for your home, check
with Pettyjohn's Supply. We
sell and install. 676-9157.
35-1-C
NEWSPAPER
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Elks Calendar
For Elks Only
Thurs. Oct. 14
' Lodge 8 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 15
Happy Hour 5-7
Dinner by Jim
6:30-8 p.m.
Sat. Oct. 16
Dinner 4 Live Music
W ed. Oct. 29
Pinochle
Heppner B.P.O.E
Specialists In
Track layer Tractor Kepairl
Aulomolise Welding
e handle truck hoists, beds
and racks, both factory and
custom-built: tractor cabs
and gooseneck Is pe trailers
Air Conditioning
B&C
Repair Shop
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Extension
tour Oct. 28
October 28 is the day for the
annual fall out-of-county tour,
sponsored by the Extension
Homemakers Advisory Com
mittee. The educational tours have
proven so popular with women
that men are now demanding
equal rights. This time, spec
ial invitation is offered to all
interested men and women to
join the tour.
Destination this fall is the
Trojan Nuclear Plant near
Portland.
Special arrangements for
the tour of Trojan have been
made by Bus Clough of
Portland General Electric
Company. In order to keep
costs to a minimum, sack
lunches will be the order of the
day, with PGE providing
coffee and cookies to go along
with lunch. After the tour, the
buses will take participants
back to downtown Portland
with time allowed for sight
seeing in the area of the mall
and other new developments
in the downtown area. Dinner
plans will be "on your own"
prior to bus departure.
Cost for transportation will
be $8.50, which must be sent in
with registration to partici
pate. Checks should be made
to "Extension Homemakers
Committee." The bus will
leave Heppner at 5:30 a.m.,
pick up passengers in Lexing
ton and Boardman.
Reservations for the tour
should be sent to Morrow
County Extension Service,
Box 397, Heppner. If there are
more than one bus load inter
ested, a second bus will be
chartered. Final date to regis
ter is Monday, October 25th.
Office
expanded
The firm of Herman Winter-Mike
Sweeney, attorneys
at law, has expanded to a
branch office in Boardman.
The new office, in Nelson
Square, has already opened
and will be open on Tuesday
and Thursday from 9-5.
CLASSIFIED
RATES
Billing for classified ads Is
expensive. Classified ads are
on a cash la advance basis,
nless customer has a regular
commercial account with the
Cajette-Times. If so. classi
fieds will be billed monthly.
Rates are 11.54 for the flnt
tea words or less, or IS cents a
word. If the ad runs for 3
weeks, the third week to free.
If the ad runs for 4 consecutive
weeks or more, the rale to 16
cents a word. Cards of thanks
are IJ.H.
For quick results, call 676-9228
w 676-l02.
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