The Heppner-Cazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, January 15, 1981-SEVEN
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Ye Olde Head Shed open
for hair care in lone
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A ni'w h;iir Ktyling salon called Ye Olde Head Shed has
opened for business in lone.
The salon is located at 2nd and "B" streets and is owned by
C.lrnna Turley. She opened for business Dec. 30.
Glenna snys the shop will be offering hair styling for men
and women, as well as cuts, jhthis, conditioning, coloring
and blow drying.
The new shop will be holding a grand opening for two
weeks. Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Jan. 15, MS and 17, and Jan. 22,
21! and 24
The shop will le open three days a week. Hours are: 1 to 7
p.m. Tbur : 9a m to 5 p.m. Fri.; and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat.
Appointments may be made by calling 422-7545.
Water hearings scheduled
The Water I'oliev Review
Board will hold a series of
public hearings to consider
modification of the Water
Resources program for seve
ral drainage basins in the
stale
The Board is considering
changes in water use pro
grams for the North Coast,
John Day. Grande Honde.
l-'matilla, Mid-Coast. Hogue,
Hood, Deschutes, South Coast
and I'owder Basins to facili
tate development of hydr
power and expedite process
ing of applications. Testimony
Will iilso be received on the
Board's reconsideration of the
power development classifi
cation on rivers designated as
Stale Scenic Waterways in the
Lower Deschutes, John Day,
Urande Honde, Uogue and
Malheur wyhec Basins.
At the hearings, the Board
will consider promised mini-
Water loan application near cutoff
Jim Sexson. Water Re
sources director, issued a
reminder that February I is
the deadline for loan appica
tions to be submitted for
funding in the Water Develop
ment Loan Program's spring
bond sale Sexson said, "Loan
applications received after the
February 1 deadline will be
considered in the next sale,
tenatively .scheduled for Nov
ember I'tltl "
The Water Development,
Loan Program provides long
term, low interest loans for
irrigation and drainage pro
jects located in the State of
Oregon. "Proposed drainage
projects, development of irr
igation wells, pumps, main
lines, ivbeel lines and center
pivots are only a few of the
projects eligible for financing
under the Program," said
Sexson "Any indiviual Ore
gon resident, farming part-
School Advisory
Committee
tiisCUMHCtt
teiicher rehiring
The Heppner Lexington
School Advisory Committee
held preliminary discussiolis
on the rehiring of first, second,
and third -year teachers in the
district last Thursday night.
The committee, however,
did not make any recommen
dations lo the school board.
The committee also decided
to hold off on discussion
concerning a proposed district
-wide eligibility program, until
late January or early February.
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mum perennial streamflows
on Meacham Creek and the
Umatilla Ftiver in Umatilla
County,
Hearings are scheduled for
January 13 at 1:30 p.m. in
Medford lit Jackson County
Sxtension Service Audito
rium on January 16 at 9:30
a.m. in Salem at the Trans
portation Building. Boom 122;
and on January 20 at 7 p.m. in
Pendleton at Morrow Hall,
Blue Mountain Community
College.
Interested persons may
present evidence at the hear
ings or send written evidence
for the hearing by February 3,
to the Wafer Resources De
partment. 555 nth Street, NE,
Salem. Oregon 97310. Addi
tional information may be
obtained from the Water
resources Department, 1-800-452-7813.
nership or corporation whose
principal source of income is
farming, and many quasi
municipal and municipal en
tities are eligible for a loan.
Anyone who has a quest ion as
to their eligibility or the
eligibility of a project should
contact a representative of the
Program as soon as possible."
In the past two years the
Department has had four bond
sales totaling $20 million
which financed 126 water
development projects. The
projects, located in 27 of
Oregon's 36 counties, have
benefited 73.897 acres.
For information about the
Water Development Loan
Program, contact the Water
Resources Department at 378
8131 in Salem or toll free at
l-HOO-452-7813.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
CALL FOR BIDS
1947 Galion Road Grader
NOTICE IS HEREBY
Given that the City of Heppner
Common Council will receive
sealed bids on a 1947 Gabon
road grader. This grader has
not been used for approxi
mately five years. The grader
is in poor condition and will
not operate. Deadline for bids
is 5:00 P.M. prevailing time
Friday, January 30th, 1981.
Bids will be opened during the
regular coundil meeting Mon
day, February 2nd, 1981 at
City . Hall, 188 W. Willow
Street, Ileppner, Oregon. The
Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Marshall Lovgren,
City Administrator
Heppner, Oregon
Published January 15, 22, 29,
1981 .
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Cards of
Thanks 7,
Thanks to my children Jo and
Howard Pettyjohn, Betty and
Louis Carlson, Rieta and Walt
Hill and Linda and Deane
Graves for my New Years
birthday reception held Jan.
3rd in the afternoon at the
Carlson Ranch Home and the
dinner at the Elks Club that
evening. Also to the many
other relatives and friends
from near and far who
attended, telephoned or sent
cards to make this a very
special day
Dorris L. Graves
Help Wanted 4
F.MIM.OYMKNTOI'POKTl'NITY
(OIIMBIX BSIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
WILL ACCEPT APPLICATIONS THROUGH JANUARY 30,
IMKI FOR THE POSITION OF ASSISTANT OFFICE
MANAGER. THIS INDIVIDUAL WILL BE TRAINED TO
REPLACE THE EXISTING OFFICE MANAGER WHO
RETIRES IN EARLY 19K3.
APPLICANTS MUST HAVE UTILITY EXPERIENCE OR
APPROPRIATE EDUCATION IN BUSINESS ADMINIS
TR TION. ECONOMICS. OR ACCOUNTING IN ORDER TO
OUAI.IFY. SALARY WILL BE COMMENSURATE WITH
EXPERIENCE AND ABILITIES.
APPLICANTS MI ST HAVE GOOD PUBLIC RELATIONS
ABILITY AS WELL AS SUPERVISORY SKILLS, NEAT
APPEARANCE AND A WILLINGNESS TO FURTHER
EDUCATION.
EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFITS INCLUDING RETIRE
MENT PACKAGE ARE AVAILABLE.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE REQUESTED IN PERSON AT
COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OFFICE
IN HEPPNER. OREGON. IN ADDITION TO APPLICA
TION PERSONAL RESUMES WILL BE REQUIRED
INCLUDING REFERENCES. ALL INTERESTED PER
SONS Si I ALL CONTACT FRED TOOMBS. MANAGER. AT
THE IIEPPNER OFFICE.
Taking applications for dispatcher-night
work. Applica
tions available at Sheriffs
Office, Morrow County Court
house, Applications closed
Jan. '10, 1981. 1-8 Ic
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news for the Gazette-Times.
No experience necessary. Call
176-9228 for more information
Help Wanted-SCHOOL BUS
DRIVER-Lexington-Ione
Route. Contact Chuck Starr,
lone High School 422 7131.
Morrow County School Dist
rict is an equal opportunity
employer. 1-15-3C
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Cards of
Thanks ?
My sincere (hanks to every
one for the flowers, cards,
gifts, phone calls and visits.
Special thanks to the doctors
and the staff for their excel
lent care at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital and to Betty Curnutt '
and Rick Smith for ambulance
service to St. Vincent's Hospi
tal. Bettie and Phil Doherty
Our heartfelt thanks to the
friends, neighbors and rela
tives for cards, flowers, mon
ey, calls and food in the loss of
our loved one, Frank Howell.
We wish to thank the
Monument Community for
their donation of time and
labor in preparing the deli
cious meal after the services.
Special thanks to Milo
Franke of John Day.
Mable Howell
Everett and Josephine,
Clifford and Charlotte,
Marvin and Ollie
Notices 2
As of Jan. 14, I will be
responsible for no debts other
than my own.
l-15-3p Frank Unrein
Lost & Found 3
LOST; Size 5'i boys brown
suede tie shoes. Got yours by
mistake at roller rink Sat.
night. Yours have tag saying
G.ASS. Mine are larger.
Phone 676-9279. 1-15-lc
Help Wanted 4
HELP WANTED: Car sales
man, no experience preferred,
no phone calls please. Ron
McDonald Chevrolet, Heppner.
1-15-tfc
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icntea person wanted to write
Boardman-area news for the
Gazette-Times. No experience
necessary.
Call 1-676-9228 for more infor
mat ion.
Help Wanted: Bartender,
cocktail waitress and miscel
laneous help for Elk's annual
Feb. 21. Call Rick at 676-9181.
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Rentals 7
APARTMENTS for rent in
lone; one furnished apt. in
Heppner. 422-7579. 12 11-tfc.
EVERGREEN TERRACE,
APARTMENTS. New, two
bedroom apartments for renLj
Call 676-5120. 3-13-tfc.
La Grande Livestock
JohnB.Kirby
MARKET REPORT THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1981
CATTLE SALABLE -6O0
STEERS
Under 300 lbs. 73.00-78.50
300 to 400 lbs. 73.00-77.50
400 to 500 lbs. . 73.00-77.00
500 to 600 lbs. 71.00-75.00
600 to 700 lbs. 69.50-74.00
700 to 800 lbs. 68.00-72.00
Over 800 lbs. ' 67.00-71.50
Plain 60.0068.00
HEIFERS
Heifers are still $8.00 to $10 lower than steers.
Stock Cows 475.00-550.00
Pairs 535.00-635.00
Commercial & Utility Cows 42.00-45.50
Canners and Cutters 38.00-43.50
Bulls 47.00-53.00
HOGS SALABLE 42
Fat hogs 39.0040.00
Sows " 32.0O36.25
SHEEP SALABLE
too few to test. the market
HORSES SALABLE 8
Under 1000 lbs 37.0039.00
Over 1000 lbs. 43.0044.00
There were 47 buyers and 62 cosignors representing 5
Counties at today's market.
Market Trend: Feeder and butcher cows were higher in all
classes with heavy activity in lighter heifers and both light
and heavy steers. There was also a strong demand for stock
cows with more already consigned for our sale next week,
January 15th.
The Union County Livestock Association will have a special
stocker-feeder sale here Monday, January 26th. Plan to
consign early. Call for details. Thank you,
John B. Kirby, owner
La Grande Livestock, a Powder River Equipment Dealer
Rentals 7 Miscellaneous 14
FOR RENT: Two bedroom
furnished apt. Water and
garbage service furnished. No
children or pets. $140. Herman
Green, 676-9171. l-l-3p.
For Rent: 2 bdrm apt. Call
676-9912. 1-15-tfc
FOR RENT IN HERMISTON
AREA
$295 mo. -NEW 2 BR
townhouse, range, refr., wash
er, dryer, carport, patio,
fenced yard.
$405 mo. -3 BR 2 bath home,
fireplace, dbl, garage, central
heat-air.
$325 mo. -2 BR 2 bath mobile
home on large landscaped
quiet country lot.
$450 mo -comfy country home
3 BR 2 baths, pol. all ap
pliances, f
$150 mo. big 3 BR 2 bath dbl.
wide on Columbia River, fruit
trees, garage, lease.
$300 mo.- new 2 BR duplex
w-garage, fenced back, pri
vate patio, lease op. possible.
UNIVERSAL REALTY, INC.
895 N. 1st St.
Hermiston, Or. 97838
503-567-8303
Services 8
FREE. Dead Animal Remov
al -Fast Daily Service. Call
collect "567-7639".' " HEHM IS 'T.
TON HIDE & TALLOW.
10-2!fc,
You canorder your personal
. ized rubber stamp or business
cards from the Gazette
Times. Standard rubber
stamps also available. 8-14-tfs.
M & S Bookkeeping Service
Doing Bookkeeping and Fed
eral and State Income Tax
Returns. Call 676-5132 Mon.
Fri, 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. l-8-3c.
1-8-3C
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beautiful invitations for you to
choose from. Stop by and look
over our pleasing selection.
8-14-tfs
WILL BUY HORSES - any
kind. Phone 567-6065, Herm
iston. tfc. ,
Lvesfock & 1 ff
Poultry 10 i j &
T.V. Hookup for sale. $90. Call
676-9732. I-15-2p
Trailers A
Campers 21
1970 15 ft. Nomad camp
trailer. Excellent condition.
Call Frank Osmin, 676-5119
eves. l-8-4c
Cars & Trucks 22
For Sale: 1975 Buick Skyhawk
AC, Power Steering and
brakes, good tires, low mile
age, excellent condition. Call
evenings 676-5101. l-15-2p
JEEPS, CARS. TRUCKS
Available through govern
ment agencies. Many sell for
under $200. Call 602)-941-8014.
lext. 355 for your directory on
how to purchase.
FOR SALE- f960 Chevy pickup
$100. Also 045 Super Chain
saw. 676-9202. l-8-2p.
Real Estate 23
10 rooms, energy efficient,
owner carry mortgage,
$64,000, Lexington, 989-8538,
must see. 1-15-tfc
Older house for sale, 4
bedroom. Owners will carry
contract at 8 percent. Phone:
676-5557. 1-8-tfc.
M M 'M
B & C
REPAIRS,
inc.
Al types of mttd
fdxfcetioni, track
beds, traiiars. AI
types of metal
repairs, castings a
specialty. Complete!
track and under
carriage service.
Hauling avcsU.
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1974 CHEV - '2 ton 2 x 2 - AT,
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Real Estate 23,
House for sale, assumable GI
loan, 4 bedroom, new home,
$62,000 phone: 676-5557 l-8tfc
Bob Harris, Broker
676-9015
Heppner, OR. 97836
YOUR LISTINGS NEEDED
Commercial zoned 100 x 100
corner lot with good, older
3-Bdrm.
Choice home-business lo-
i cation. $35,000. i down and
I assume contract.
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I 5 Acres with cabin, elect, ht..
' frplce, small barn, all year
stream, good access. $35,000.
' Small 3 Bdrm on semi-level h
acre. Sturdy 2 car garage, city
water and well, BIG garden
area. Only $18,500.-Term
considered.
FOR Rent-2 bdrm house, gas
heat, fenced yard. $135.
24 acres, good access, city
i water and sewer, old bldgs
$10,000.
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Real Estate 23
Panoramic view from
this large, 4-year old,
three bedroom in
Heppner. Family room
with wood stove,
comfortable.
Pendleton Realty &
Investment, Inc.
276-2662
PENDLETON REALTY I
INVESTMENT, IMC.
276-2662
Jim Wishart Home for sale, '
excellent condition, $65,000.
Have to see to appreciate. 140
S. Gilmore St. Call after 5;
p.m., 676-5293. 11-27-tfc.
Home &
Garden 26
Complete line of insulated
metalbestos stove pipe now in
slock. Lexington Lumber ph:
989-8586 1-15C
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