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The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, July , 19R1-F1VE
Recreation
Report cont.
from p. 4
G-T Oaified A great way to find what your'e looking for
built to provide electrical
power (or the nearby towns
and old mines.
The Powerhouse was con
structed In 1908, and after 59
years of continuous service,
generated its last electrical
power In October, 1907. Due to
Its age, small size, and
remoteness, It was no longer
practical to operate the Fre
mont Powerhouse.
The source of water for the
Fremont Power Plnnt was
Olive Lake, a natural Lake at
an elevation of 5,394 feet. It Is
located approximately eight
nilles west of the Powerhouse
and can be reached by
traveling Forest Rood no. 10.
The water from Olive Lake
reached the Powerhouse
through wood and steel pipe
lines. The pipeline is approx
imately eight miles long and
drops l.OtiA feet in elevation.
Since its original construction,
it was replaced twice, the
most recent pipe measures 32
inches in diameter. The pipe
line provided water under
pressure of 425-4B5 pounds per
square Inch at the Power
house. The pipeline con still be
seen nt vurlous places along
the road between the Power
house and Olive Lake.
In 1968. California Public
Utilities Company donated the
entire complex to the Forest
Service. It is now open to the
public as a place of historical
interest.
IIF.I'I'NF.ItltANCF.It
DISTRICT
t'enland Lake and Dull
f'rnirie Uikes are both free of
n e. Fishing at both lakes is '
(air, however, It is improving
at Pen I and Lake.
All roads on the district are
oHn, however, the road into
t'enland Lake is in poor
condition.
Copple Butte Trail No. 3052
is open, and Dull Praire Lake
Trail No. 3056 is open and
maintained.
Both Dull Prairie and Fair
view Campgrounds are open.
Mushrooms can still be
luitnd at the higher elevations
o( the district.
Heppner Hanger District
firewood cutting permits are
available at both the district
office and at the supervisor's
office in Pendleton.
POMFROY KANGFK
DISTRICT
The fire danger is increas
ing as the days continue to be
in the higher temperatures.
Woodcutters should remem
ber to check the daily fire
pri'caulion class before cut
liii wood.
All trails, roads, and camp
grounds on the district are
open. A high amount of use
was expected for the 4th of
July holiday.
There has been an increase
of use in the WenahaTuenn
uon wilderness with visitors
taking advantage of the fish
ing, hiking, and camping
opportunities available.
Moral mushrooms can still
be found in the higher eleva
tions. A few cauliflower mush
rooms are beginning to come
out.
URIAH RANGFR DISTRICT
Trails: All trails are open
and in good condition except
for a few wet spots. Motorcyc
lists should use extra caution.
Roads: All roads are open
with a few wet spots.
Campgrounds: All camp
grounds are open on a
self-service basis.
Cauliflower mushrooms are
still in season.
WALLA WALLA RANGFK
DISTRICT
To many Umatilla Forest
visitors, woodcutting is as
much a part of the recreation
al enjoyment of the forest as ,
hiking or fishing. To provide
easy opportunity for this .
activity, a simplified system
for obtaining a free-use wood
cutting permit has been imple
mented. Woodcutting permits are
issued free to anyone interest-
ed In cutting a little fireplace
wood for their own home use.
They may be obtained from
any Umatilla Forest office. Up
to ten cords of wood may be
cut. Along with woodcutting
permits Is a special map
showing where wood may be
cut.
The Walla Walla Ranger
District has reported that
Jubilee Lake and Woodward
Campgrounds are now In full
swing. Starting June 26, fee
and garbage collections are In
effect. The nightly charge for
both campgrounds Is $2.
Campers who carry the
Golden Age or Golden Access
Passport will be entitled to a
50 percent discount on these
camping fees. To qualify for
the Golden Age Passport, an
individual must be 62 years of
age or older. The Golden
Access Passport may be
iHsured to those who are
permanently disabled or blind
and can provide written con
firmation of their eligibility.
Both the Golden Age and
Golden Access Passports may
be obtained free.
Roads on the Walla Walla
District are generally drive
able but may be soft in higher
elevation areas. Some roads
are now experiencing logging'
traffic and motorists are
advised to drive with care and
be prepared for encounters
with other vehicles.
All visitors are asked to
please follow the pack-it-out
program unci take their gar
bage home for proper dispos
al. If even a few visitors would
pick up a little that someone
else carelessly left behind, the
forest environment would
benefit tremendously.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING ON ADOPTION
OF ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE SALE
OF PROMISSORY NOTES
FOR INTERIM FINANCING
On Monday. July 20. 1081 at
8:0t) p.m., at the Heppner City
Hall there will be a public
hearing before the Heppner
Common Council concerning
the adoption of a proposed
ordinance providing for the
issuance of promissory notes
of the City of Heppner,
Oregon, in the aggregate
principal sum of four hundred
thirty thousand dollars
($4:10,000.00) for the purpose of
providing interim financing
for the costs and construction
of improvements to the muni
cipal water system and auth
orizing and directing the city
recorder to advertise for
written bids on said notes, and
declaring an emergency.
Published: July , 1981
Cards of
Thanks 1
I wish to thank my many
friends and relatives for the
flowers, cards, visits and
telephone calls I received
while I was in the hospital. I
enjoyed every one of them.
7-9-lc Gladys Snider
I would like to thank
everyone who sponsored me
for the Cystic Fibrosis bike
athon. I won grand prize.
Thank you,
7-9-lp Marion McMillan
I would like to thank all my
family and friends for their
thoughtfulness in sending
cards, visiting and calling
during my recent stay in St.
Anthony Hospital.
7-9-lc Norman Nelson
I would like to express my
appreciation to Dr. Gifford,
Dr. McCoy and the nursing
staff of the Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for the excellent care
and treatment I received.
Also a big thank you for the
flowers, cards and gifts from
friends and relatives.
7-9-lc OletaR.Farrens'
Cards of
Thanh 1
I wish to thank my friends,
neighbors and family for their
cards, visits, prayers, phone
calls, flowers and the many
kindnesses shown me during
my recent illness,
A special thanks to Dr.
Gifford and the nurses and
staff at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for their excellent
care.
7-9-lp Lena H.Kelly
I want to thank all the
people who sponsored me m
the Cystic Fibrosis Bike
athon. I won a nice radio.
Thank you.
7-9-lp Robert McMillan
We would like to thank
everyone for attending our
open house on Sunday June 28.
I made us proud to have you
all share our joy.
Chuck and Lisa Nelson
7-9-lc
A sincere thank you to all
my friends and relatives who
visited me, wrote cards, and
sent flowers during my slay at
the hospital.
7-9-lp Gladys Munkers
THANKS to the following
businesses who donated paint
to painl the inside of the
Cutsforth Park dining hall:
Coast -to-Coast
Morrow County Grain
Growers
Lexington Lumber Yard
Rietmann's Hardware
and to
caretuker.
building.
Dale Messinger.
for painting the
MORROW COUNTY
4-H LEADERS ASSOC.
Notices 2
Jerry's Barbershop now
open for business in Heppner.
Call 676-5241 for an appoint
ment. 7.9.1c
AA Information 676-9815.
41614c'
Lost & Found 3
Found - male dachshund dog
July 4, Hoger Street. 676-5057.
7-9 1c
Help Wanted 4
BOAR OMAN CORRES
PONDENT -Community or
iented person wanted to write
Ronrriman-aren news for the
Gazette-Times. No experience
necessary.
Cull 1-676-9228 for more infor
mation. Wanted. Bookkeeper. Apply
in person Coles House of
Fashion, Heppner. 7-9-tfc
STUDENTS: PAKTTIMK
SALES can give you extra
income this summer. Work
with proven automotive safety
product. Easy to sell. Details
676-9944 after 7 p.m.
6-18-tfc
WANTED: Heppner High
boys' sports writer. Apply
Gazette-Times. 4-9-tf
applications being taken for
Executive Secretary. Typing
and Shorthand required. Some
bookkeeping experience need
ed. Inquire at Morrow County
Court Office Rm. 101, Court
house; Heppner, Or. 7-9-tfc
Work Wanted 5
Wanted - Babysitting - my
home -676-9279. 7-9-lc
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IvilCjr Wy;&WfcLIinl
LiUESTCm EMI
COMPLETE AND PROFITABLE
LIVESTOCK MARKETING SERVICE
IF YOU ARE PLANNING
MARKETING IS OUR
Rocky Wbb
The
Gazette-Times
676-9228
Wanted 6
Would like 1" e vonr old
Christmas cards for mv
hobby. Please leave at Central
M;irl.-et w i'h John or Frnie .
,'iUo ;i RrN'nivx Market
i ''V4i M;ir K '.rilow
Rentals 7
Apartments for rent in lone
I'l'T.TT't 5-?l-lfe.
t.- i-iwim---- TFRRACK
i"Hi.'VTi Neiv two
Im..'. - ,vir'ti.rn'; for ront
r-' ' r -,fn t n tfr
For rent : 2 bedroom apart
ment, heat, water -garbage
furnished. No children or pets.
$230 per month. 676-9721
7-9-2c
iSIDiriG FOR
(YOUR HOf.lE!
I Aluminum or
J vinyl siding will
I improve the
' looks and cut
I energy costs of
J your home.
I We install or dol
j it yourself. j
FREE ESTIAAATES J
I Pettyjohn's I
j Phone 676-9157 j
Services 8
FREE Dead Animal Removal
- Fast Daily Service. Call
collect - 567-7639. IIERMIS
TON HIDE & TALLOW.
7-2tfc
f
Ufa
676-8157 HEPPNER
BACKMOE SERVICE
5 Dig Irrigation Ditches
Excavating
2'nstallution of Septic
Tanks!
5 and Drain Fields
Gravel, Dirt Hauling
t'VPi'RirKrvn
BONDED and LICENSED
Take advantage of free car
wash with any fill-up of gas.
Vern's 76 Station. 7-2-tfc
Planning a wedding? The
Gazette-Times has many
beautiful invitations lor you to
choose from. Stop by and look
over our pleasing selection.
7-2-tfs
harm Produce 12
i
CHERRIES 0-PICIC
") r Bings & Royal Ann
C ' -) Lamberts 35c b.
! No Rain Damage
Bring Containers
V ITHGHAS ORCHARDS
154-'. 1 '
KtftCERLYtC 934-2370
IIP It till Ytf JMt?0l-2vW
TO BUY OR SELL LIVESTOCK, PLEASE LET US HELP YOU
BUSINESS AND WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO SERVE YOU.
433-2315
SELL WITH CLASSIFIEDS
676-9228
Business
Opportunities
Annnrel business for sale.
Condon Orecon 384-4143
3H-I i;i:7ft r. 4-tff
Livestock S
Poultry 10
WILL Bl'Y HORSES - any
kind Phone 567 -6065. Hermis
ton. lie.
AUTOMATIC
ATTIC FACJ
Keep your attic
cool and your
house cooler.
SAVE on air
conditioning
energy costs.
Turns on
automatically
PETTYJOHN'S
676-9157
farm
Equipment
11
We have several
new WESTGO grain
transport augers
assembled and
ready to go
amis
cc::sTnucn::j
CQOAr!Y
STORMOR GRAIN
BINS & WESTGO
AUGERS
CALL COLLECT
562-5CS6
Grain Bins for sale. 1.000 to
45.000 bushel capacity. We
erect or you erect. Complete
lineol accessories. Completed
by this year's harvest. Also
farm buildings. Call collect:
503-388-3272.
High Desert Steel Struc
tures 354 N.E. Greenwood
Bend, OR 4-16-ctfn
1976 Ford C900 Tractor, 534 CI
10:00x20 - 95 percent rubber
Single axle - 10,000 actual
highway miles - Ph 989-8586.
7-9-3c
CHIEF BINS Buildings.
Steel or Wood Pole. Augers.
Your choice for quality. Call
for a dollar-saving bid today!
Ask for Merle.
Turman Aeration
567-7666
Hermiston.OR. 5-7-tfc
For Sale: Ford tractor 600.
Real clean and top notch
condition. Barred tires or
non-directional, your choice.
Will deliver for $3,375 - phone :
422-7105. 7-9-2C
Farm Produce 12
THE DALLES, OREGON
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Classifieds
Miscellaneous 14
Pre fabricated metal build
ings commercial and indus
trial by American Buildings
Company. We erect or you
erect. Complete service in
cluding design. High Desert
Steel Structures 354 N.E.
Greenwood Bend. OR call
collect : 503-388-3272 4-tfi-etfn
Displav cases and clothing
'racks for sale. 384-4193 "
3H4-W8 , fi-4-tfc
Bring back the shine to your .
vehicle and protect the paint -on
newer ones. Simnniirr Wax.
$1995 and up. Vern's '76
Station. 676-51R4 6-4-1 fc
Musical 15
FOR SALE - Brand new
AM FM IN'-dnsh R-tracV.
plover WW-8194. 1-29-tfc
Sporting
Equipment
16
For Sale -15 ft. unsinkable
fiberglass sailboat. Original
cost of $600, will sell for $250.
676-9436. 7-9-2C
We Buy. Sell and trade used
guns. Largest gun inventory in
the area. l-26tfc
Coast to Coast 676-WI
For Sale: Three swivel boat
seats - two plastic, one
upholstered. $8.50 each. Paul
W. Jones. 676-9972. 7-9-2C
jrk-.-mniMj
Fud 17 y
Firewood for sale: $60 a cord.
Phone 676-9748. 6-25-3p
Furniture &
Appliances 18 '
FREE - STOVE- works -U-Haul
from 410 W. West.
Lexington 989-8130. 7-9-2p
FOR SALE: Antique oak
draw-leaf dining table $250.
four matching antique oak
chairs $150. coffee table $25.
Call after 4 p.m. 676-9635.
5-28-tfc.
Trailers &
Campers 21
FOR SALE - Super big 1971
pick-up Camper. Just $745.
Complete with auxiliary axle
with spare tire and trailer
hitch for boat, etc.. special
bumper for pick-up. sleeps 5,
chemical toilet, 3-way refrig
erator, furnace, stove, eye
level oven, and 2 propane
tanks. Requires ton pick-up.
Phone 676-5255 7-2-tfc
Cars S Trucks 22
1965 GMC 2 Ton Truck 305
V-6 - 95 percent rubber.
$2500.00 - Ph. 989-8586. 7-9-3C
20 ft. Alum Van Body -$1000.00
ph 989-8586.
7-9-3C
For Sale: FIELD READY
CHEV 21 Ton Truck $5500.
See at Farley Motor Cornett
Green. 7-9-lp
4 :r
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ujaitli you
Used Car
... .
REMEMBER WE HAVE
THE J200 IN STOCK!!!!!!!!!
1973 Pinto Suire Station
Wagon
2 dr., 4 sp.. Economy Plus
:I97B CMC Ton
Clean. Local Owner, Low
Miles. AT. AC.
AM-FM CB Radio. Good
Rubber
1971 Pinto
2 dr.. 4 sp.
Run-about
1963 Willy's Military 4x4 Jeep
Metal Canopy
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Farley Mo tor Co
Real Estate 23
IONE
Fenced, large lot surrounds,
this luxurious 1440 jsq. ft.
newer mobile hotkey bdrms,
2 baftsTail aDDlilrfy aucel
lentVsSFVrf fntJrials, color
and voo& tones. A.C., wood
stoef2percent loan. $42,500.
CRONIN & CAPLAN INC., ,
REALTORS Vesta Kilkenny
635-8171 or 244-3311. .
' 6-25-4C
For Sale: Two houses locat
ed on adjoining lots. Both are
currently 'rented. $25,000
Terms. 623-6240. ! 6-18-tfc
P0U11TAM VALLEY
LAUD COMPANY
REALTORS
SOUTH MAIN &
KINKADE AVE.,
BOAR OMAN, AT NO. 1
LANDMARK SQUARE
PHONE 481-6251
CONDON HOMES
FOUR BEDROOM - insulated.
3'2 baths, heat pump, storage
everywhere $39,500. ,
FIVE BEDROOM
ANTIQUE $13,000
FIX-UP
FOUR
BEDROOM HOME
will carry contract
Owner
$35,000
BOARDMAN PROPERTY
3 BEDROOM home, family
room, air conditioning unit,
range, refrigerator, dishwash
er, garbage disposal, drapes
and rods $47,900
3 BEDROOM home, air condi
tioning, landscaped with auto
matic underground sprinkler
system $47,800
CONDON
Boyd Harris 384-5114
BOARDMAN
Gordon Nelson 922-5675
Sheryl Holmes 481-5531
HOMES
RANCHES
ACREAGES
BUSINESSES
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
Roger Britt
ogerJQritt
Phon 676-5096
3ACKHOE &
rn 4 ik inn ft IK ICTA I I
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DIVERSION DITCHES & TERRACES
ROAD GRADER AVAILABLE
Any Excavating Need
Large or Small
LICENSED I
seethase
A
Values!
1975 Datsun 719 Wagon J
4 door, 4 speed, Clean, Good ;
. Rubber .
" PEADY TO GO! . ;
1974 Chev. Pickup I
- AT, 4x4, Good Rugged Farm
Pickup '
I7t Jimmy Wagon
4 wheel drive, Low Miles, Air
Conditioned
GET YOUR' TRUCK
IN NOWI FRONT :
END ALIGNMENT :
676-9116 I
For Western
Red Estate
Bob Harris, REALTOR
676-9015
Heppner, OR. 97836
New Listings
A Very Clean, well kept. 1
bdrm duplex, with roomy
storage and extra large lot
with lawn and shrubs. $30,000.
- terms - maybe. .
Quite attractive, smaller 4
bdrm.. on level 88 x 200 ft lot.
Large lawn, shrubs, fruit,
garden area. Only $21,000 -You'll
like.
2-11 unit Apt. Bldgs, one in
Heppner, one in lone. Both
with masonary exteriors, good
rental situation and tax shel
ters. Come by for information.
Large 2 bdrm on 100 x 300 ft
lot. Remodeled, clean, w-w
rugs, new kitchen; has unfin'd
attic, fruit trees, BIG garden
area. Asking $29,950. Lease -Option
may be available.
2 excellent duplexes in lone.
Near City park & shopping.
Both choice rentals, very low
vacancy. Only $50,000.
Home &
Garden 26
Now is a good time to spruce
up your kitchen and other
areas with a new vinyl floor
from M & R Floor Covering.
Heppner. Good selection in
stock for you to choose from.
Also a wide selection of
artificial grass. Many uses
around the home and busi
ness. M R Floor Covering,
Linden Way, Heppner, '
676-9418. 7-2c
Yard Sales' 28
YARD SALE JULY 11 9:00
a.m. to 2:p.m. Corner of
Baltimore and Gale. No early
sales. 7-9-lc
IMMEDIATE
$$CASH$$ AVAILABLE
FOR REAL ESTATE
CONTRACTS,
TRUST DEEDS & MORTGAGES'
WE ALSO LOAN MONEY
JIM FARLEY, MGR.
276-3723
PENDLETON CAPITAL
C0SP03ATI0N
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