TW 'FIATS The Heppner C.iueUe-Times, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. April 24
1980
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lone Catapulters
contest
The team of Gregg Riet
mann and Treve Peterson
came in first place in the
catapult building division of
the skills contest at Blue
Mountain Community College
April 17.
Rietmann and Peterson
built a catapult and designed
the machine that would throw
a softball for distance and
accuracy. Their catapult
came in first place in both
distance and accuracy.
The team of Matt McElligott
and Tim Key came in second
place in distance and accur
acy. The team of Ralph
Morter and Jerry McElligott
built a catapult that was
fourth in accuracy.
There were more than 1.000
"students at the BMCC skills
contest from five counties and
42 were from lone.
lone Principal Chuck Stan
said students competed in a
variety of academic and
vocational skills including
accounting, home economics,
welding, mechanical drawing,
science and radio broadcast
ing. Results of the rest of the
competition were not known
by press time.
Starr said prizes will be
given to the winners at the
lone Awards ceremony in
three weeks.
Young 4-FTers
sew aprons
Happy Home Makers
April 19. we had a meeting
in sewing. We made some
aprons. Shannon McLaughlin
had a cute piece of material.
When we have our next
meeting in sewing we will
make a shirt and shorts out of
knits.
Pubic Notice
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Marrtm County Planning Com
mission will hold a public hearing on
Monday. April 38. 1980 at 8 00 p.m., at
trie Morrow County Annex building in
Irrigon, Oregon. Public Hearings will be
held on the following matters:
(1) Request for Conditional Use
Permit for a commercial cattle feediot
in Township 3 North. Range '23
EWM section 3 Tax Lot No. 100. in a
Qualified Farm Zone. Applicant Is
J A R. Simplot of Boise, Idaho.
(2) There will be short study session on
the Morrow County Comprehensive
Plan.
Interested persons are invited to
attend the hearing and express their
views. Writeen. signed statements will
be considered. Reasons for approval or
disapproval should be included in oral or
written statements.
Dorris Graves,
Chairman,
Morrow County Planning Commission
Publish April 24, 1980
NOTICE OF MEETING Of
BOARDOF EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that fhe Board
of Directors of the West Extension
Irrigation District acting as a board of
equalization will meet on the 6th day of
May 1980. from the hours of 8 : 00 a .m . to
12 00 p.m. and 100 p m to 5:00 pm in
the West Extension Irrigation District
Office building in Irrigon, Oregon, for
the purpose of reviewing and correcting
the assessment and record in the office
of the West Extension Irrigation District
in Irrigon, Oregon for fhe inspection of
all persons interested.
Marie A. Johnson, Secretary
West Extension Irrigation District
Dated at Irrigon, Oregon this 21st
Day of April 1980
Publish April 24. 1980
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of a proposed ordinance
approving the City of Heppner's
participation in fhe State Revenue
Sharing program for the Fiscal Year
1980 81
Notice is hereby given that Ordinance
No. 436, an ordinance declaring the
City's election to receive State Reve
nues, will be read in Its entirety and
acted upon at 800 p.m. on May 5th, 1980
at City Hall, 188 W. Willow Street,
Heppner, Oegon.
Marshall Lovgren, Recorder
City of Heppner, Oregon
Publish April 24, 1980
PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing by the City of
Heppner Council will be held on an
appeal of the ruling the Planning
Commission has taken on the variance
application of Winn Crist, 260 S. Court
Street, Heppner, Oregon. The hearing
will be at 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 5th,
1980 at 188 W. Willow Street, City Hall.
Heppner, Oregon.
Marshall Lovgren, Recorder
City of Heppner, Oregon
Publish April 24, 1980
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
Residents of Lexington are invited to
attend a preliminary budget hearing at
the regular city council meeting
Tuesday, May 6. 1980 at 1:00 p.m. at City
Hall. Under discussion will be possible
uses of approximately S570. in Federal
Revenue Sharing funds and preparation
of the budget to be presented to the
Budget Committee.
Lois V Allyn, Budget Officer
Publish April 24. May 1, 1980.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
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bered and Appear in Numeri
cal Order.
Business Opportunities 8
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Young, cowardly, red female
Doberman. Loves children.
676-9813 eves 4-24-3f.
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We sincerely wish" to ex
press our appreciation to our
many friends and relatives for
cards, gifts, visits and phone
calls I received when I was in
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
A special thanks to Dr. Wolff
and the entire hospital staff.
Mike and Edith Matthews
The family of Wave Jackson
would like to express our
thanks and appreciation for
the cards, flowers, food and
other acts of kindness, during
the death of our mother and
grandmother. We would also
like to thank the ladies at the
Rhea Creek Grange Hall for
the lovely dinner they served
the family after the services.
The Harold Wright family
The Hugh Jackson family
The Bill Flower family
Words cannot express our
thanks for the kindness, pray
ers, and love you have all
given us during the loss of our
beautiful baby boy Kasey
James and his sweet little
sister Karissa Joy.
Thanks to the ladies of Holly
Rebekah Lodge for the deli
cious dinner served to our
families.
Our sincere thanks to all of
you for showing us how much
you care.
Jim. Carlita and Danika
Bloodsworth
The families of Betty & Carl
Marquardt
The families of Barbara & Jim
Bloodsworth
The families of LaVonne &
Elwayne Bergstrom
Eula Bloodsworth
Leita & Truman Messenger
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We offer everyday food buys
that save a little and save a
lot DEL'S Super Country
Store. 4-24-tfc.
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Wanted Person for yard and
garden work. Phone 422-7589.
4-3-tfc.
Looking to buy or lease farm
land. Steven R. Peck 676-9859.
3-13-tfc.
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TWO BEDROOM partly fur
nished apartment Heppner,
279 W. Baltimore, 676-5220.
4-24-tfc.
2 BEDROOM APT. $169.00,
676-5092 after 6 p.m. 4-24-tfc.
For Rent: 2 bedroom country
home near lone. 422-7249.
4-17-2C.
EVERGREEN TERRACE
APARTMENTS New 2 bed
room apartments for rent.
Call 676-5120. 3-13-tfc.
Cards of Thanks
Cars & Trucks
Farm Equipment
Farm Produce
Farm Land
Fuel
Furniture & Appliances
Help Wanted
llnme& Garden
Livestock & Poultry
Lost & Found
Miscellaneous
Mobile Homes
Motorcycles
Musical
Notices
Pasture & Feed
Pets
Real Estate
Rentals
Seed Grain
Services
Sporting Equipment
Trailers & Campers
Wanted
Work Wanted
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Yard Sales
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FOR RENT 2 bedroom du
plex, stove, frig, dishwasher,
air conditioning. 14 baths.
For more information call
676-23 eves., 676-9456 days.
4-10-tfc.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
in lone and Heppner. 422-7579.
4 3-tfc.
2 Bedroom Apartment in
Lexington. 276-6065 after 5.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRAC
TOR, commercial and resi
dential wiring. 384-2773.
3-13-tfc.
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NEED A JOB. CALL 676 5319
or 676-9491. Will buy post .
delivered to Willow Creek.
2-14-tfc.
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WILL BUY HORSES-any
kind. Phone 567-6065. Hermis
ton. tfc.
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TV MEMBERSHIPS for sale.
676-9456. 4-24-tfc.
WATCH for everyday food
bargains at your super county
store DEL'S MARKET.
4-24-tfc.
A gift for all occasions let
flowers do it. THE POSY
PATCH. 676-9426. tfc.
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1979 F-250 4x4 13.0(H). Exten
ded warrenty 50.000 mi or 5
years. Dual fuel tanks and
more. Take over payments.
Ph. 676-9627 . 4-10-tfc.
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l'- acres mountain property
with 35 foot Corn. '! 'railer.
water, sewer, and electrical
Located at Blake Ranch nea"
Heppner. 567-1799. 4-24-20.
Spacious 5 bedroom, family
room, full finished basement,
firp!ice. carpeting, energy
efficient Lennox heat pump.
On large corner lot. $55,000 by
appointment only. Call after 5
989-8150. 4-3-tfc.
BEST BL'Y 3 bedroom home
on raised lot with garage.
Aluminum siding, storm win
dows, gas heat. New paint,
new carpets and clean. THE
BEST TERMS $8,000 equity
assumes our 10 percent loan.
('aU7il-!M;!il. 4-3-tfc.
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NOW at LEXINGTON
LI MBER Wood frame win
dows priced to compare with
aluminum widows. 4-24-2C.
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RIETMANN'S HARDWARE
ROTOTILLER and GRASS
SEEDERS for rent. 4-24-lc.
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4 Family Yard Sale: Satur
day. Sunday. April 26 & 27 at
10 a.m. No clothes. Toys, Ma
crame Hangers and Pots,
Dishes and Collectibles. Eldon
Pndherg Residence. Lexing
ton. 4-24-lc.
YARD SALE LEXINGTON
Saturday 10:30 to 6. 435 E.
Main. F'ollow the signs. 4-24-lp.
THINK INFLATION
WILL CONTINUE?
THE TIME TO
BUY IS NOW
A big, beautiful new
Boise Cascade Home
helps you beat
the numbers game.
Move up . . . you deserve it. If
you wait, you'll probably be
sorry. The dollar will buy less
tomorrow if inflation con
tinues. A Boise Cascade
Home is very affordable
today. It's a good investment
for tomorrow. Think about it.
Can you afford to wait?
Clough Homes
Condon Highway
Arlington 454-2795
Boise Cascade
Homes
, Public Notice
PUBLIC MEETING
" NOTICE Of MEETING OF
COUNTY BOARDOF EQUALIZATION
Nofftf Is hirebv given that on
Tuesday. May 13, 19SO. at a m the
Board of Equalization of Morrow
Countv. Oregon will meet at fhe Court
House in Heppner The purpose of the
meettnq is to publicly examine the
assessment rolls of Morrow County for
1980 and to correct all errors and
omissions in valuation, descriptions,
type of land, and acreaqe on Non home
Stead property Non homestead pro
perty is that property which is not
entitled or did not apply lor Homeown
er's Tax Relief as provided by Chapter
J41, Oregon Laws 1979
The ratio between Non homestead
assessed value and Non homestead true
cash value adopted by the Board of
Equalization pursuant to ORS 309 OJa is
07.6 percent
it shall be the duty of the persons
interested to appear at the time and
place given above
Petitions for adjustment of Non home
stead assessed value must be filed with
the Board of Equalization no later than
fhe third Monday in May
Gregory Paul Sweek
Assessor
Morrow County, Oregon
Publish April 17. U ana May 1, 1900
Qmd Estate
Bob Harris, Broker
676-9015
Heppner, OR. 97836
Ranches & Acreage
N'feded
Hardman 3 Bdrm., 20x50
mobile home on two-thirds
Ac. tract. Exc. well &
pump. Also old 2 story
house. Bargain $$$ at
$16,500. $1,500 down &
assume Ore. Vet. loan.
I1 1 Ac. lot in Heppner. Has
paved St. 2 sides. Could be 5
or 6 view homesites. A top
buy at $13,000.
Clean, cozy 4 Bdrm., full
bsml., wood or oil ht. W-w
carpet, new kitchen. Only
$45,000. or make offer.
Reduced to $45,000.. one
and one-third Ac. with near
new 24x50 3 Bdrm., mobile
home, a large workshop,
garden area, in Heppner.
John B. Kirby
La Grande Livestock
Market Report -Thursday, April 17, 1980
CATTLE SALABLE 505
STEERS
300 to 400 lbs.
4(H) to 500 lbs.
SIM) to GOO lbs.
ti00to7O0lbs.
700 to 800 lbs.
Over BOO lbs.
Plain
Pairs
Commeriial & Utility Cows
Canner 4 Cutters
Bulls
Heifers brought $8.00-10.00 lower than steers.
IIOC.S SALABLE 25
Fal hogs 26.00-2B.50 Sows
SIIEEI SAI.AHLE-I
HORSES SALABLE 4
t'nder 100 lbs. 18.50-37.00 Over BMW lbs.
There were 36 buyers and 69 consignors represented at
today's market.
Market trend: The demand for light cattle was extremely
active with 300 to 600 weight cattle showing improvement
from two weeks ago. Our cow market was active to strong, '
with the bull market holding steady from two weeks ago.
Demand for light cattle should still be good for our next
sale. We will not have a sale on April 24.
Thank you.
John B. Kirby
Field Representative:
John Rugg 276-4538
Next Sale -Thursday. May 1, 1980
Public Notice
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS
SMtd proposal for tw construction
rrt a Sotittt SodimenMt.on ftavn.
AttnrfPtS to Ihp Port of Morrow
Cnmnnsvon, 10 Bow TOO fuwdrrtan,
Ofoon, 98 IK w.M bf rirctvp(l unttl 3 00
p in on th tth ttov of Moy, t80 Bfl
wn it ten h opmPd and pubhcly read
Thp work consist o A 100 toot lorto, It
foot wde. 16 toot cHftrp reinforced
concrete pdimentfition bvn w'th ft 1
inh screw conveyor m the bottom
Assorted structural sieel and above
ground screw conveyors, all piping,
eortrtcni. and associated appur
tpnancm are included
Plans and Spectfications may be
imammed at the offtce o the Port of
Morrow or at the Office of R L Jensen
and Associates, 1818 N E Irving,
Portland, Oreqon Coptes of said
documents may be obtained at either
locft'ton upon payment o SVS for each
set The full amount paid tor the
documents will be refunded if the
documents are returned in good coodi
ttortwithtn 15 days after the b-d opening
Bidders must be Qualified and comply
with the applicable parts of Chapter ??9
of Oregon Revised Statutes Pregualifi
cation forms, completely fitted out. shall
b' mailed to P L Jensen and Associates,
18 IB N E Irving. Portland. Oregon
97??. two days prior to submitting a bid
The Port of Morrow Commission
reserves the right to retert any and or
ail bids, in wboip or in part, and to waive
irregularities not aftertmg substantial
ririhs
Dated This rOth Day of April, 1980
PORT OF VORROW COMMISSION
E S Toadvm
Port Manager
Publish April 24. 1980
BACKH0E SERVICE
676-9157 HEPPNER
Dig Irrigation Ditches
Excavating
Installation of Septic
Tanks and Drain Fields
Gravel, Dirt Hauling
EXPERIENCED
BONDED and LICENSED
'VWVJ
17ANTED!
Listings on sheep ranch,
200 acres up Have qualified buyer.
Th Ttd Scfailtz Co.
Real Estate Broker
P.O. Box 944 Rotsburg, Or. 97470
p hers 9 672-0065
WrWrWWrWrR"WWw
PR0FFESSI0NAL ROOFING AND PAINTING
Free stmates
Reasonable Rates
With Guaranteed Workmanship
Call Mike Palmer or Rod Osgood
567-6789 922-5730
84 00-89.50
75. 00-84. 00
66.00-77.OO
64.00 73.50
64. 00-66. 00
58.00-64 00
55.00-63.00
525.00-650.00
42.00-48.00
34.00-41.50
5L0O-58.5O
20.00-24.25
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Pvhtk Noficf
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Upon the Question of levy ma ta
nu'vrtr the A percent limitation,
NOTICE IS HfREBV GIVEN that
an election will be held on May 70. 1980
between the hours of I 00 a m and 00
p m
The reason lor such election It to
Submit to the voters of me district
thegueshon of levying a tax for the year
1980 81 outvde the 6 pert ent limitation in
the amount of S.1.0U 9J5 for the purpose
of turmshmg funds for the operation and
maintenance of the Morrow County
School D'Strict which cannot be fur
nished within the current lai bas of
S8B 510 The total tax of VM9V44S It
suhiect to part.al funding from state
sources This tan ifvy will result in an
estimated tax rate of M 76 per 11,000 of
tru cash value exdus've of levies for
bonds principal and interest, and serial
levies for capital construction
Signed Ma' mew P Ooherty
Superintendent Clerk
Kenneth Broadbent
Chairman. Board of Direc tors
Barbara Bloodsworth
County Clerk. Morrow County
Puhhsh April 17. ?4 1980
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
Residents of Lexington are invited fo
attend a public hearing concerning the
Federal Flood Insurance program at
City MaM, Lexington, Thursday, May 1,
1980 at J 30 pm Persons who own
property along Blakhorse and Willow
Creeh are particularly urged to attend
Mavor Lee Pad berg
Publish April 74, May 1. 1980
IMMEDIATE
$$CASH$$ AVAILABLE
For Real Estate Contracts,
Trust Deeds & Mortgages.
We also loan money
Jim Farley, Manager
276-3723
PENDLETON CAPITOL
CORPORATION
NORTHWESTUN LIVESTOCK COMM. CO.
Hermiston, Oregon
TUESDAY SALE
SLAUGHTER CATTLE
Bulls
Young Standard Cows
Commercial Cows
Utility Cows
Canner & Cutter Cows
FEEDER CATTLE
Yearling Steers 70 900 Pds.
Steers 500-700 Pds.
Steers 300 to 500 Pds.
Yearling Heifers 700-9OPds.
Heifers 500-700 PdR.
Heifers 300-500 Pds.
Light Holstein Steers 300-500 Pds.
Heavy Holstein Steers 500-700 Pds.
Young Stock Cows, calves at side
COMMENT: Slaughter cows to $2 lower than last week.
Feeders over 600 lbs. to $2 higher. We have 75 pairs consigned
' next week. Also 80 light calves, 70 hd. K)-lb. steers and 65
heifers. The prospects for grass are good. Interest rates
seem to be easinR up, so if you have cattle to sell let us know.
Or if you are looking for good country-fresh cattle,
Northwestern is the market with needs of the producer in
mind. DonGrsuer
F.ddirCole. o;ry ml 567-6655
"sS" 5i5-3275 orwms
Farley Motor Co.
Farley Motor Company is really serious
about saving you money today.
104 annual interest rate.
Maximum term 3 years on approved
credit on all new 1980 cars and
pickups in stock. 1
This offer expires April 30th 19S0.
Now is the time to buy before interest
rates climb still higher.
4 M
HIKII PONTIAC BONNE
VI1.I.E Diesel 4 -door se
dan, loaded.
Isn FOItl) BKOVCO Wa
gon, 4x4. 4 kpred.
I9H0 FOHD FAIRMONT. 4
door sedan, economy 4
cylinder.
The easiest place in Eastern Oregon to buy a
car today. No hassle no high pressure
and THE LOWEST interest rates AROUND I
The o-o-o-nly place to buy
Farley Motors
Up Shobe Canyon Way
GntroducEing
tiieiSSO
VW Pickup
At last ... A Volkswagen
with a bed.
1980 VOLKSWAGEN TRUCK
Mow In Our
25th
P5
Volktwag.n
Highway 3S t.
A2fYRaVAiT35tiD"
LARGE OS SMALL
BACKHOE& DUMPTRUCKWH
SEPTIC TANK & I) It A LN FIELD
INSTALLATION
GRAVEL LAND LEVELING
BULLDOZING TOPSOIL
APRIL 22, lH0
$49.00 to $58.00
$46.00 to $53.25
$39.00 to $44.50
$37.00 to $41.00
$25.00 to $31 00
$59 .00 to SMV6.50
$07.00 to $76.25
$71.00 to JJS0.50
$54.00to&1.50
$57.00 to $66.50
$61 00 to $67.75
$59.00 to W2.50
$55.00 to $57.50
$515.00 to $545.00
IllHO (iMC a Ion pickup. 4
kperd. 4x4.
I7K CHEVY NOV.4-diM.r
sedan, S-cvl. eiiKlnr. aulo.
Iran., power slrer. (Inly
II.IMMl actual tnilm. Show
room Condition.
Available For Your
Immediate Inspection!
Mel Winter CUJ
Audi
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LICENSED t BONDED
PH0KE676-S096
RT-2 BOX 2354