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1H' 'Tig " i Dm ' iWjf "--(-iipTMriir" r SIX The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Satellite TV rllnL.Contin (S03) 674 5834 ft Final Wook OF THE GREAT AMERICAN $J4Li . Super Sale Prices On Hundreds Of Items Thru Saturday I I " .4- : : n- f, We are participating Rebate Program. See Ron your geseeves Prime Rib ftew y .'f SWEETHEART SPECIAL . Everything on the menu 1 1 1 specially priced for you and NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS NOTICE ia hereby given pursuant to OKS 311. 615 of the service of Faraonal Property Tax Warrants upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed del inquent taxes Kith interest and costs of service aust be made by March 15, 1982 or said warrants shall be filed with the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, to be entered in the judgment docket of said county shall become a lien upon the title to any interest in real property owned by the person against whom the warrant is Issued, and the taxes on personal property embraced in the warrant with intereat, penaltiea and costs applicable thereto, shall continue as a lien on all the personal property of the person aaeessed as otherwise provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though the people of the county had recovered the judgment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquent tax covered by the warrant together with interest thereon and cost as provided by lew. INTEREST NAME DESCRIPTION TEAS TAX TO HAflCH 15,82 TOTAL Keith Curnutt Mobile Home 1981 398.73 6.66 405.39 E. C. & Thelma Rodger. Mobile Home 1981 296.26 4.95 301.21 Robert F. HatKovich Mobile Home 1981 202.80 3.39 206,.19 Sunriver Farms Mobile Home 1981 494.54 8.26 502.80 David Franke Mobile Home 1981 167.01 2.79 169.80 Jerene Clark Mobile Hone 1981 33.15 .55 33.70 1980 2.36 .31 2.67 Jeff King Mobile Home 1981 78.29 1.31 79.60 Joe & Georganna Chrlstenaen Mobile Home 1981 80.48 1.34 81.82 1980 3.49 .35 3.84 Vivian L. Cameron Mobile Home 1981 177.84 2.97 180.81 Stanton Miller Mobile Home 1981 144.29 2.41 146.70 Mike & Harlene Town Mobile Home 1981 29.17 .49 29.66 Jay Hamilton Mobile Home 1981 111.89 1.89 113.76 Delma Gerard Mobile Home 1981 43.68 .73 44.41 William Hauby Mobile Home 1981 130.48 2.18 132.66 Marvin Pitchford Mobile Home 1981 179.60 3.00 182.60 Fred Flores Mobile Home 1981 127.60 2.13 129.73 Mario Verduzco Mobile Home 1981 39.26 .66 39.92 Alvin 4 Dorothy Hornsby Mobile Home 1981 74.59 1.25 75.84 Bill t Bobette Rackley Mobile Home 1981 196.30 3.28 199.58 Oliver Carver Mobile Home 1981 129.48 2.16 131.64 AHredeo Ruelas Mobile Home 1981 28.08 .47 28.55 Steve S, Diana Partlow Mobile Home 1981 61.66 1.03 62.69 Judy Miller Mobile Home 1981 35.22 .59 35.81 John Clmmiyottl dba B. and E. Service Personal Property 1981 39.33 .66 39.99 LO-KO Inc. Personal Property 1981 92.16 1.54 93.70 Laurel (Bud) Wilson Mobile Home 1981 220.69 3.69 224.38 Date of first publication February 11, 1982 "OTt JW ILjL Ijf tJ Date of second publication February 18, 1982 1 naJV -x-X Date of third publication February 25, 1982 Margo SlUrer Date of Fourth publication March 4 , 1982 Morrow County Treasurer Tax Collector Ileppner, Oregon. Thursday, February II. 1982 Roun2.tox33M Hsppiw. Orsgon 97SM in the Chevrolet Ron for details valentine mi wmmm mmi IgVs. your sweetheart jiri HEPPim ELKS 358 Obituaries V.F. (Larry) Gentry HEPPNER V.F, (Larry) Ontry, 71 died Tuesday. Feb. 2. 1982. in Heppner. He was born July 15. 1910. at Heppner. the son of Frank and Myrtle Munkers Gentry. A lifetime resident of the area, he was a farmer on upper Rhea Creek. On July 1. 1935. he was married to Inez Sophie Hayes in Walla Walla. Wash ington. Funeral services were held Saturday. Feb. 6. at the First Christian Church in Heppner, with the Rev. Donald Shelton officiating. Betty Marquardt was organist, accompanying singers were Dave Piper and Carlita Bloodsworth. Casket bearers were Fay Prock. Darrell Harris, Dallas Craber, Dallas McDaniel, Harold Peck and Dick Rice. Concluding services and interment were at Heppner Masonic Cemetery with Sweeney Mortuary in charge of arrangements. , Mr. Gentry is survived by his wife. Inez, of Heppner; a son. Burke (Cap) Gentry, also of Heppner: a sister. Faye Andrea, of Portland: one grandchild and several nieces and nephews. food Sea Seal! Eldon Leslie Madden PENDLETON Eldon Leslie Madden. 80. a former lone resident, died Tuesday, February 2. 1982 at Amber Valley Care Center, Pendle ton. Funeral services were Fri day. Feb. 5. at II a.m. at The Dell Cemetery. Jamieson, Oregon. Mr Madden was born March 19. 1901. Self employed, he lived in lone for over 20 years before moving to Pen dleton about three and a half years ago. He is survived by one son, Leslie Madden of Portland: two daughters. Darlene Steele of Portland and Doloris Bar nett. Pendleton: four grand children and four great grandchildren. Burns Mortuary. Pendleton, was in charge of arrange ments. Diane Graham SALEM Word has been received in lone of the death of Diane Graham of Salem, the wife of the Rev. Bill Graham, who served the lone United Church of Christ for several years. Mrs. Graham died Satur day. February 6. 1982. Funeral services were Tuesday. February 9 at 7 p.m. at Zion United Church of Christ. Gresham. Oregon. Memorial contributions for those who wish, may be made to the lone United Church of Christ. Zion United Church of Christ or the Multiple Sclero sis National Society. Oregon Central Chapter, or the Multi ple Sclerosis Society of Port land, Oregon. Inc. Hershel Townsend PORTLAND Hershel Townsend. 72. a former lone resident, died in Portland Saturday. February 6. 1982. Mr. Townsend was born July 1. 1909. in Sebka. Minn., the son of Elmer and Myrtle Thurston Townsend. He came to Oregon in 1912 and attended Portland schools. He was married to Pat Bleakman on May 3, 1941. in Heppner. In 1968 he retired from ranching in lone and moved to Portland where he and his wife. Pat, managed the Cabana Motel until 1980. He was a member of Heppner B.P.O.E. No. 358. the Heppner Gun Club, and Willows Grange. lone. Funeral services were held Tuesday. February 9. at the Heppner Elks Temple, with officers of B.P.O.E. 358 offici ating. Ron McDonald was soloist, accompanied by Rikka Tews at the piano Concluding services and interment were at High View Cemetery, lone. Casket bearers were Les Madden. Gary Morgan. Joe Halvorsen. Frank Halvorsen. Mark Halvorsen and Larry Prock. Honorary bearers were Berl Akers. Harvey Smith. Lewis Halvorsen, Blaine McF.lfish, Charles Carlson and Bill Snow. Mr. Townsend is survived by his wife, Pat, of Portland; two daughters, Brenda Kay Hoxsey, Gresham; and Sue Wiegand, Portland; and two grandchildren. Sweeney Mortuary, Hep pner, was in charge of arrangements. t END OF MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE! t t I laniaELHiaTEB 1 1 'Q'O'I'D) t Close to home Mary Ann Cerullo The following poetry is the work of the two freshmen classes that I covered In this column last week. They are now completing their third and final week in the poetry unit. To me, being a poet myself, they have made wonderful progress. "Horses" Horses are black, Horses are brown. They run like the speed of sound. They run on the wind. They fly with the air on their tails. It never fails, Horses are the fastest around. Reflections of someone I'll never know Look in the mirror Who Is there? It's only Me. by Renee Struthers Basketball basketball, fun, competing running, court, teammates sweating, cussing, tripping always on the court until we win. by Pam Orr ...Love... How savage it is, that uproots a field and plants a flower, by Dara Stack Card JVs defeated ByMICHKI.I.F.I.ArU'K The Cardinal JV boys were defeated 28 - 38 by the Arlington Honkers on Friday night. The Honkers took the lead in the first quarter 4 - 8. and held it to the very end. The Cardinals were held to three points in the second quarter as the Honkers took a 7 - 16 lead at the half. The Cardinals came out after the half to outscore the Honkers by one as they closed the lead to eight. 18 - 26. In the final quarter the Cardinals were outscored by two points as the Honkers went on to take a 28 - 38 victory over the Cardinals, lone (2K) Padberg t 0-2 2, Meyers 2 1-3 5. Leavitt 4 0-1 8. McElligott 1 1-2 3, McCabe 5 ; 0- 4 10. Doherty. Douglas, ' Love. Childers. Ball 0 0-1 0. Millman. Colvard Arlington CIK) West 2 0-0 4. Holt I 1-7 3. Hughes 2 00 4. Gronquist 3 2-3 8, Ozment 1 0-0 2. Burdick 1 0-2 2. Bittinger 2 1- 2 5. M. Wheelhouse 1 2-2 4. S. Wheelhouse, Bailey 3 0-0 6, Elston Koffee Kup Keglers February 4 Won - Lost Gutter Dusters 15-1 Neweomers 11-5 Weary Wives 10-6 HiHo's 9-7 ThePytts 7-9 The Dregs 7-9 Three Holers 4 -12 Three L's 1 -15 High game: Judy Rickert -191. High series: Iris Campbell -523. High team game: Weary Wives - 588. ' High team series: Weary Wives - 1643. Splits: 5-7 Alvina Padberg and 2-7 and 3-10 Maureen Howard. Dime A Dozen Februarv 7 Won Lost 6 7 9 10'i 15 No. Two No. Six No. Seven No. Four No. Eight 18 17 15 IS ALL IT TAKES! On 48 Mo. Lease 0AC On All Remaining 81's W must maks way for th S2'. Damot and ixacutiv cars all must go ... Wa maka it easy to buyl Just giva us '49 DOWN OAC and you can drlwa away a now 'II VW Rabbit or Pickup. IVOLKSWAGEn-AUDI byRickRiehl Death heaven, hell, buried watching walking scared into the gate of heaven thinking of new life. I'm scared. by Travis Hyatt Lion Big and strong seems to talk tome But I know one day when I go out to play he won't say nothing. by Tarrell Rea What's Your Opinion? Question of the week: "How do you feel about the cut in funds for the Heppner Neigh borhood Center?" "I guess I would be con cerned." said Jim Bier, Hep pner. "because I think it's a worthwhile program " A quarter hat 119 grooves on its edge. A dime has om fewer. Bowling news No. Three 9 - 15 No. Five (I' j! - 15'? No One 6 - 18 Splits: Dorothy Wilson, 6-7. High game: M. Kindle - 236 and L. Massey - 204 and M. Wilson - 204. High series: M. Kindle - 606 and A. Padberg - 556. High team game: No. Seven - 817. High team series: No. Seven 2271. Sparetimers February 2 Won - Lost Coast to Coast 19 - 5 Gardner's 15".. - 8't- Central Market 14 - 10 Peterson's 11 - 13 M.C.G.G. 11 13 Les Schwab 9 - 15 S & J Market 8' 15' Sears 8 16 High game: Jackie Allstott -211. High series : Jackie Allstott - 582. 276-3611 SOUTHGATE PENDLETON 1 ' smmw Limanens awarded for. boosting paint sales Chris and Ralph Limanen HeppiuM store owners have been mimed one of the oiiisianiliim pnint retailers in the country. Itnlph and Chris Limnnen, who own the Const to Const sHirc in Heppner. have iMfn eiwn fin nvcnrd plaque for IwiHsiinc i heir pninl sales hv imi iteivrnl IiihI venr. In niiikinu Ihe announce- Rollins Hills to feature two Heppner will host its first annual Rolling Hills Walk Run in Ihe southern Morrow Coun ty foothills. Sunday. April 4. The course will include a 3. 1 mile and a 6.2 mile easy, slight down hill run. said a spokes person. The proceeds of the run will benefit the Heppner Swimming Pool solar heating project, already in its early stages of completion. Rolling Hills Hun T-shirts and certifi cates will Ik awarded to all finishers, she added Trophies will be awarded to the oldest and youngest finishers over all. Trophies will also be awarded to the first place male and female finishers in the fi.2 run. F'irst, second and . third place ribbons will also be awarded in the age divisions in the 6.2 mile run The run will begin at 1 p.m. Kunners will meet at Heppner PMH board reschedules Due to a lack of a quorum, the regulur monthly meeting of Pioneer Memorial Hospital hoard of direclors has lieen rescheduled The meeting will be held Wednesday. February 24. :30 a.m. at the hospital instead of February I" ThurMdit.v Nilit Ladies F ebruary 4 Won - Lost Hay llovce Ins 9 - 3 H&CKepnir 8 - 4 I'bush 7 5 Gateway 6 6 M&K 6-6 Kinzua 5 7 Hucknum's 4 8 Columbia Basin 3 - 9 High game: Phyllis Cale - 189 High series: Phyllis Cale -480. Legion Aux. dates rummage sale The American Legion Aux iliary Post No. 87, will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, March 26 and 27. Anyone with items to donate is asked to phone Betty Hood, 676-5:mi. Linda Schultz, 676 50 10 or Martha King. 676-53H2. FARMERS! 500 Acres A Day With NO TRAC PAC Custom Floatation Application For All Growing Crops Spraying Liquid & dry fertilizers o Suspensions & Custom Mixers o Wholesale farm chemicals o 10 to 150 gallon an acre application rates BICO-CHEM lone, Oregon 422-7147 v r , nicnl. William Gavin, paint linvcr for Coast to Coast Stores, said that Ihe award is fur niarkctmu all types o paint - interior and exterior , latex and oil - lis well as shellac, varnish and other finishes III all. some I2IM1 Const to Coast stores in :ltl slates coniM'le(l lor the awards, Gavin said Walk-Run courses Elementary School bv 12 40 p.m. to be bused to the starting point. Runners should pre-register by March 17 to guarantee a T shu t . she slated. Registration packets and late registration will be available at Heppner Elemen tary School between 1 1 a in and !2::in p in the dav of the event. Runners will be bused out the Pilot Rook Highway to the starling points. The course follows Hiuton Creek, thrmu.'h downtown Ileppner in the City Park The run is sponsored by Ihe Ileppner Elemental') and .ir High schools and the lleppiiet' Lions Club Etilrv forms will Ik- available at The Shoe liox. Murray's Drug and Ileppner Elementary School all in Heppner or by conlaetini: Hreuda Weygandt, lit I Box 3456. Ileppner. fl7H:! McElligott shower elated Mrs, Paul McEllie.ott u ill In honored at a bridal shower on Tuesday. February 2:) at St William's Catholic Church, lone The shower will hecin at 7:30 p. in and will be held in the church basement Everyone is invited to attend Out of today's circular the following 6 Items did not arrive: PC ITEM INothem Hoatmfl Pad No 514 6.66 7 Asst. Scanted Candles 3x6 St. 99 I Rubbormatd Stacking Bins 2S5.00 I Sunbeam Pro Stick III $15 89 II African Violet Food by Ortho 7r 12 L'EQQS Knee Highs 2pka.wlth Free Pair $1.27 W tmc'!y pofoglra ind hop INI dol rtol tnctmrthrnjw you our oluod cutlomor Rainchecks will be Issued
