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Card of Thanks
I would like to thank
the many friends who
sent flowers, cards and
visited, during my stay
in the hospital.
To Dr. Carpenter and
' the hospital staff for
their excellent care.
To the ones who
turned out to help Olivia
in our business during
our time of need es
pecially my sister
Blanche, Lorena Shu
man and Pat O'Brien.
To my good friend,
Steve Beardsley, who
found me and brought
me to the hospital, and
Dale Turner and his
friends, who assisted
and took care of my
equipment; also Deane
and Bonnie Graves for
all their help.
To many others too
numerous to mention
for assisting in many
ways and knowing
they cared. '
These are just a few
reasons why I think
Heppner is a great town
to live in and there are
no words to describe the
wonderful people here.
Ron Palmer
Card off Thanks
We wish to thank the
fire department for
their quick arrival the
night of the fire. Special
thanks to Chuck Holt for
spotting it before it 1
became worse.
The Handburys
Card off Thanks
We want to thank all
who attended our 40th
wedding anniversary
celebration that made it
such a big success.
A special thanks to
our niece Linda Prock
for all the work she did,
as our children live so
far away, they couldn't
help too much.
", Sincerely,
Leo and Irene Crabtree
Card of Thanks
If you've got to spend
Christmas in the hos
pital, Pioneer Memorial
is the best. A special
thanks to Dr. Wolff and
the staff. You were all
really great. Thanks to
all my friends for their
kind thoughts, cards
and gifts.
A very Happy New
Year to all my friends.
Hazel Mahoney
I wish to extend my
sincere appreciation to
friends and relatives
who remembered me
with cards and visits
during my recent sur
gery and hospitaliza
tion. My special thanks
to Dr. Collis and St.
Anthony Hospital for
their care. Also, to the
Hermiston Welfare Of
fice for taking care of
the office.
Betty McDonald
Many thanks for the
community's support
during our Christmas
tree sale and other pro
jects during the past
year. Special "thanks"
to the Hagers and Ben
netts for the use of their
lot and truck.
Scout Troop 661
Notices
Effective Jan. 3, 1977,
payments of Columbia
Basin utility billings
may be paid in Heppner
at the Coop, office or the
Bank of Eastern Oregon
only: Thank you.
45-3C
A gift for all occasions;
let flowers do it. THE
POSY PATCH. 676-9426.
43tfc
New Rinse-N-Vac steam
cleaner prolongs carpet
life by keeping them
cleaner longer! Rent at
Coast-to-Coast. 20c
Storage Space avail
able, call 676-9426.
44-tfc
NEW Rinse-N-Vac
steam cleaner prolongs
carpet life by keeping
them cleaner longer.
Rent at Case Furniture.
15tfc
4. Help Wanted
Position opening with
the Morrow County
School District in lone.
Kitchen helper needed 3
hours a day, from 10:30
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ap
plications should be
made to Charles Starr,
principal, lone Schools,
P.O. Box 167, lone, Ore.
97843. Applications will
close Jan. 12, 1977. Em
ployees: Morrow Coun
ty School District is an
equal opportunity em
ployer. Applicants will be
notified of selection by
Jan. 14, 1977. Employ
ment will begin Jan. 17,
1977. 47-lc
NOTICE OF VACANCY
Morrow County School
District, P.O. Box 368,
Lexington, Ore. 97839,
Phone: 989-8123. The
Morrow County School
District, an equal oppor
tunity employer, is
seeking applications for
the position of Deputy
Clerk. Bookkeeping,
secretarial and clerical
skills are required. Ex
perience in central
school district office
work preferred. Salary
based on experience and
training. Personal inter
view required. Please
make appiication by
Jan. 14, 1976 to: Mat
thew Doherty, Superin
tendent, Morrow County
School District, P.O.
Box 368, Lexington, Ore.
97839. It is the policy of
Morrow County School
District to seek out and
hire persons without re
gard to race, color, re
ligion, sex, age or na
tional origin for all
levels of employment.
7. Rentals
Furnished 2 bedrm.
apt., garbage service
and water furnished. No
children or pets. $110
per month. Herman
Green, 676-9171. 45-3c
10. Livestock
WILL BUY crippled,
retired and spoiled
horses. Rex English.
Ph. 567-6065. ltfc
For Sale: 2 Holstein
heifers. Calve in Jan.
Call 676-9797. 47-lc
Notices
Good Holstein milk
cow; freshened July,
2nd calf, over 4 gal.-day,
$250., free strainer. 422
7588 after 6 p.m. 47-lc
11. Farm Equipment
Poly-posts; rugged and
durable, cheaper than
steel. Call 422-7138 or
422-7441. 42-5C
Poly posts; rugged and
durable, cheaper than
steel. Call 422-7138 or
. 422-7441. 47-4c
14. Miscellaneous
Garage sale in Lexing
ton this week; antique
furniture and useful
items. 1 block SW of
school. Ph. 989-8557.
47-2C
CB Radios: installation,
repair; AM-FM radios,
tape players. Sid Zinter,
Jr. 422-7441. 47-4C
FREE: 2 calico female
kittens, 4 mos. old,
housebroken. 676-5270.
47-3C
Building Materials
KINZUA SALE
' S-GREEN 2x4 Special
Farm Grade Stud
Mixed Specie 92" Long
$50.00 per unit (240
Pieces)
Heppner Mill
SOLD BY UNIT ONLY
Sales Starts 12-27-76 and
ends 1-7-77
We are closed Friday,
the 31st.
Hours: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Monday thru Friday
For information, call
676-9183, ext. 37.
22. Cars & Trucks
CB RADIOS: installa
tion, repair AM-FM
radios, tape players, Sid
Zinter, Jr. 422-7441.
1967 Mercury Cougar;
V8, 4 speed, good run
ning condition, $600.
Phone 989-8546 after 4
p.m. 45-4c
'75 Ford, 34 ton, Camper
Special, $5,000. 676-5535.
45-3c
1973 Ford Galaxie, ps,
pb, radio, heater, air
cond., tape deck, radial
tires, 2 mounted studded
radial tires, good con
dition, $2,000. Ph.
422-7460 or 989-8138 eves.
46-3C
1972 Chevy Vega hatch
back; A-l condition,
$1,500. Call 454-2577.
46-3c
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Heppnerites
A new or used car in
your future?
If so, contact:
Ed Wells
Keith Farley
V ill J a I CI -M. gy iiiuuill Hit. A
The Walking Man's Friend' I
Pendleton Ph. 276-734 1 k
Home Phone 276-0576
4 k
YEAR-END TRADE-INS
PRICED TO SELL
PICKUPS
1974 T, 4x4 auto, & air, a
real clean unit
1973 Ford 4f pickup
XLT, low mileage,
new car appearance
CARS
1974 Chev. Monte Carlo,
real clean unit
1974 Buick 2 dr.
Le Sabre, clean
1970 Chrysler Newport,
clean, low mileage,
air cond., good rubber
FARLEY MOTOR CO.!
Call Phil Doherty 676-5188
on any of the above units
May and Chase,
Heppner 676-9116
Real Estate
Three bedroom, new
carpet, fireplace, large
corner lot, view, family
room, nice yard. 676
9456. 46-3p
INVESTMENT BUY
$38,000 Lexington 4
plex, showing except,
net return, 2 units just
remodeled. Solid pumis
block construction. Pen
dleton Realty, 276-2662.
46-4-c
For Sale: 1'2 lots in
Lexington. Ph. 989-8557.
46-3p
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 conveniences, 3
yrs. old, will go max.,
State GI loan. Rental
will help make the
mortgage payments.
676-9456 or 676-9632.
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NOTICE
SECOND NOTICE OF
SUPPLEMENTAL
BUDGET HEARING
A public hearing on a
proposed supplemental
budget for the City of
Heppner, Oregon for the
fiscal year 1976-1977 will
be held in the Council
Chambers in the City
Hall at 5:30 p.m., on
Monday, January 17,
1977. Copies of the sup
plemental budget are
available without
charge at the office of
the City Recorder. The
budget may be inspect
ed by interested persons
at the office of the City
Recorder during regu
lar office hours. Any
person may appear at
the public' hearing on
the supplemental bud
get, and discuss the
budget or any part of it.
Marshall Lovgren,
Recorder
Budget Officer
City of Heppner, Oregon
Published Jan. 6, 1977.
1971 Chev. pick-up,
'x Ton with canopy
1974 i Ton 4x4, pick-up
1972 Ford Galaxy 500, 2 dr.
hard top, clean unit
1972 Chev, Malibu, 4 dr.
sdn, good unit
1973 Chev Laguna, 2 dr.
hdtp
NOTICE
SUPPLEMENTAL
BUDGET HEARING
A public hearing on a
proposed supplemental
budget for the City of
Heppner, Oregon for the
fiscal year 1976-1977 will
be held in the Council
Chambers in the City
Hall at 5:30 p.m., on
Monday, January 17,
1977. Copies . of the
supplemental budget
are available without
charge at the office of
the City Recorder. The
budget may be inspect
ed by interested persons
at the office of the City
Recorder during regu
lar office hours. Any
person may appear at
the public hearing on
the supplemental bud
get, and discuss the
budget or any part of it.
CITY OF HEPPNER,
OREGON
SUPPLEMENTAL
BUDGET SUMMARY
FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 1976-1977
GENERAL FUND
RESOURCES
Grant Awarded
(Land Conservation &
. . Development Com
.. mission) $6,405.00
REQUIREMENTS
County of Morrow
(Services and Coordi
. .nator Agreement)
$6,405.00
Published Dec. 30, 1976
Marshall Lovgren,
Recorder
Budget Officer
City of Heppner, Oregon
CALL FOR BIDS
REQUEST FOR BIDS
ON GASOLINE &
OIESEL OIL
Notice is hereby given
that sealed bids will be
received by the Morrow
County Court, at the
County Judge's office in
Heppner, Oregon, for
approximately 55,000
gallons of first structure
gasoline and 45,000 gal
lons of diesel type fuel
oil, to be delivered at
either Heppner or Lex
ington, Oregon, at a
maximum price per
gallon, for the period
beginning February 1,
1977 to January 31, 1978.
The county will accept
bids based on truck and
trailer or tank truck
deliveries.
All bids submitted
must be on standard
company contract
forms or contain com
plete information rela
tive to the bid. Sealed
bids will be opened at
the February term of
the county court on the
2nd day of February,
1977 at 1:30 p.m. Any bid
received after 2:00 p.m,
of the above date will
not be considered.
The Morrow County
Court reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
received, or to accept
those bids most favor
able to Morrow County.
MORROW COUNTY
COURT
Paul W. Jones, Judge
Published Jan. 6, 12, 20.
1977.
NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
A public hearing will
be held to receive for
mal comments of all
concerned interest in
cluding the environ
mental effects contain
ed in the City of Lex
ington's Facility Plan
for the proposed Sewer
Treatment Plant and
Collector System.
PLACE: Lexington City
..Hall
DATE: Feb. 8, 1977
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
..The Facility Plan can
be reviewed at the
Lexington City Hall.
Additional information
can be obtained by
contacting Pat Wright,
!1S!-K5fi, or Vic Klinger,
9X9-K540.
Published Dec. 30. 1976,
Jan. 6, 13. 20, Feb. 3,
1977.
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COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Rewinding f
Industrial - Commercial f
Farm and Home
Pendleton 276-7761
TO BE
OFFICIAL SPECIAL BOND ELECTION BALLOT
FOR
Boardman Rural Fire Protection District
To Be Held Tuesday, January 11, 1977
AT A SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTION
From 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the Carroll Donovan Residence
MARK A CROSS (X) OR CHECK MARK () IN THE VOTING SQUARE
AFTER THE WORD "YES" OR AFTER THE WORD "NO".
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
QUESTION: Shall the Boardman Rural Fire Protection District be au
thorized to issue, sell and dispose of general obligation
bonds in a principal amount not to exceed $70,000 to pro
vide funds for the acquisition of land, the purchase or con
struction of a fire station facility and the payment of attor
neys' fees and other expenses incurred in connection with
the preparation, authorization, issuance and sale of such
bonds and of all proceedings related thereto, this said bond
issue to be retired no more than ten (10) years from the
date of issue?
YES I VOTE FOR THE PROPOSED BOND LEVY
NO I VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSED BOND LEVY
lone's ScribnerBrown Apts.
now under
NEW MANAGEMENT
Studio Apts. Available Now
References Required
lioltz Apartments
Specialists In
Track-layer Tractor Repair
Automotive1-Welding
(We handle truck hoists, bedsfl
and racks, both factory and
custom-built: tractor cabs
and gooseneck type trailers?
Air Conditioning
B&C
Repair Shop
422-710!)
CI.KOCHILDERS
Watch this spot
next week for
Northwestern
Livestock
Commission Co.
complete market
report and
STUB
TORN OFF BY A BOARD
Phone 422-7579
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