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You've finally taken the financial plungo: you and your family have Juat moved into brand-new home. The houae Itaelf ii beautiful, but what about ill ground? If they're like moit new devel opment, your tandacape ia bound to be pretty barren. And because buying a new home is such a major investment, you may have juat a little left over with which to at art buying planta to beautify your yard. If that'a the case with you, don't worry! Most landscape firms, in fact, urge their cus tomers to plant the slowest growing trees first (such aa willow and oak) and then add bushes and flowers lat er, as they can be afforded. "How ' much should I spend on my yard?" is a question that many new homeowners ask. A rule of thumb among landscape firms is ten percent of the house's value, or $10,000 on a $100,000 home. If ten percent sounds high, consider this: survey hsve shown that a beautiful yard can add as much aa 25 percent to the value of the property when it cornea time to sell it! So it' to your advantage to make your yard a attractive aa you can. Aa owner of a beauti ful yard, you'll enjoy it as a home-buyer, and appre ciate it aa a home-seller. Social Security rep. to visit By NEOLA MACKEY A Social Security represen tative will be available at the Heppner Neighborhood Center May 13 from 10 a m. to 12 noon. Those who have not yet received Social Security checks due to the fire, and who did not get In last Friday to aee the representative, are urged to come In. Checks will be replaced. There will be a Heppner Neighborhood Center Advi sory Council Meeting Monday. May 16. starting at 7:45 p.m. at the center. A blood pressure clinic wilt beconducted Tuesday. May 17 from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. at the center. Adult and Family Services Representative Janet Phillips will be at the center May 18 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Due to the loss of many social security checks in the May 4 fire, the center is in need of food. All donations will be appreciated. The Tuesday Busy Bee Sewers and the Thursday af ternoon Social and Craft La dies need thread to use In their crafts. Also, any donated quilt materials, including batting and old bedding would be appreciated. PUBLIC NOTICES nets - iA NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING FOR IONE LEXINGTON CEMETERY MAINTENANCE DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the lone-Lexington Cemetery Maintenance District shall hold a public hearing on the 1983-1984 budget pursuant to ORS 294 403. on May 24. 1983. at the hour of 8:00 p.m. at the lone City Hall, lone. Oregon, for the purpose of holding a public hearing on the budget document as approved by the budget committee. At the meeting any person may ap pear for or against any item in the budget document. The budget summary was pub lished In the Heppner Gazette Times, a newspaper of gen eral circulation on May 5, 1983. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained free of charge at Winter, Sweeney & Doherty. 471 North Main. Heppner. Oregon, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (s) Dean Hunt, Chairman, lone-lexington Cemetery Maintenance District Published: May 12. 1983. mm poooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo jibpoooooooooboooooooooooo LaGrande 523-4056 963-2158 JohnB.Kirby MARKET REPORT THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 CATTLE SALABLE - 428 STEERS 300to4O0lbs. 400 to 500 lbs. 500 to 600 lbs. 600 to 700 lbs. Over 700 lbs. Plain & Dairy Commercial Cows Utility Cows Cutter Cows Yield Grade No. 1 Bulls Yield Grade No. 2 Bulls Yearling Bulls HEIFERS 300to400lbs. 400to5O0ibs. 500 to 600 lbs. 600 to 700 lbs. Heiferettes Plain & Dairy Pairs, Young Older. Non-vaccinated HOGS 8ALABLE 7 Fat Hogs Sows Boars SHEEP 21 Pairs Bucks HORSES SALABLE - 13 No. Is No. 2s No. 3fl There were 56 buyers and 85 consignors represented at Thursday's market. MARKET TREND: We had a very active market for this time of year with several ranchers wanting cattle to turn out on grass. Competition on some choice sets of black baldie steers weighing 500 - 600 lbs. ran the price up to 178.00 82.00 per cwt. Demand was much stronger on cows with them selling as much as $4.00 stronger - Bulls regained f 1.00 2.00 bringing them back into the range of past weeks. NEXT SALE: Thursday, May 19th. There will not be a sale this coming Thursday, May 12th. rieia representative: uon noomson sez-azsv h Thank you, I JohnB. Kirby fj LA GRANDE LIVESTOCK A Powder River Eauiomeiit B Dealer. RUBBER STAMPS & BUSINESS CARDS 676-9228 0 0 PUBUC nonets PUBLIC NOTICE A meeting of the budget committee forhe Boardman Park and Recreation District will be held on Tuesday. May 24. at 7:30 p.m., at the Board man City Hall in the council chambers. Published: May 12. 1983. PUBLIC NOTICE A meeting of the budget committee for the Boardman Vector Control District will be held on Thursday. May 26. at 7:30 pm. at the Boardman City Hal! in the council chambers. Published: May 12. 1983. Cards of Thanks 1 We wish to thank everyone for their many kind deeds, cards, food, and all their help during the recent loss of our beloved mother. The family of Flossie Marick A sincere thanks to all who attended our golden wedding anniversary party and for all the gifts and flowers. Helen and George Hinton 5-12 If I want to say special thanks to all my employees at the Post Office. You've done a great job in an impossible situation. Thanks also to the firemen who were terrific and everyone who offered . their help and space to get the mail out. to the public for their patience and understanding. This could only happen in our great little town of Heppner. Ken Nairns 5-121f G-T Classifieds - Livestock Premium 71.00 - 76.00 71.50 - 76.00 68.00 - 74.00 65.00 - 73.00 63.00-69,00 41.00-55.00 44.00 - 47.50 40.00 - 53.00 37.00 - 39.00 50.00-53.00 44.50 - 48.00 56.00 - 64.00 63.00 - 65.50 60.00 - 65.00 60.00-64.00 62.00-65.00 47.00-55.00 46.00-55.00 510.00-590.00 340.00-425.00 78.00 - 79.25 80.00 -82.00 78.00 80,00 76.00 69.50 - 70.50 50.00 38.75 19.50 40.00 - 45.00 2 00-6.75 35.00 - 38.00 23.50-26.00 17.50-20.00 if mmmmmmmmmmammiA J7l!IIIMtHUMIIHimHIIMIIIIIMtHIMIMIHHIM Remodeling OPEN HOUSE May 20-21 PRIZES, HOT DOGS, POP & COFFEE SUPER PRIZES.! 676-9157 iHllltlHIIMIMillMIIIHHIIIHIIHMIIMIIIIHIMiaS Cards of Thanks 1 To our friends. Saving thank you does not reach those who so generously have given to our daughter. E V. Blevins. nor does it ex press our gratitude. May each receive the prayers and good wishes our families have. TheE.E.Gontys 5-12-lf We would like to express our thanks to the community for their support and help during and after the fire Wednesday morning. It was great! Thank you. The Lebush Shoppe 5-12-lf We would like to thank everyone who helped us re move merchandise from our store both before and after the fire. A special thanks to Ron McDonald for letting us use his building and to the Bank of ; Eastern Oregon for letting us use their building for a tem porary location. We would 'also like to thank everyone who brought us food, especial ly Bonna and Rae Miller for feeding our work crews. Jerry and Joyce Kay Hollomon 5-12-lf Notices 2 Do you want to stop the use of alcohol and need safe place to wfthdraw? The Uma tilla County Detox Unit Is available at 1601 S.E. Court (ground floor of St. Anthony's Hospital). Reach out and call 278-0252 anytime. 3-3-tfc The lone United Church of Christ's 20th Annual Auction and Barbecue has been scheduled for Saturday. June 4 Anvone with Items to donate may phone Bill Rietmann. 422-7296. to arrange pick up. 3-24-llf ?5 Reward for return of dual AM FM cassette Pana sonic stolen at Jr. High Bas ketball gvrrt Mav 20. fall 676-5128 4 28-tf tost & Found 3 FOUND: Man's watch on Main Street in Heppner. Claim al Morrow County Abstract & Title Co . tnc 4 28-lf LOST: On lleppner Main St. April 1ft faravelle bv Bulova lartv's gold watch with possi hlv a broken gold stretch. Belonged to Grandmother who recenilv passed away. Call 676-9123 or 676-5376. 421-tff Help Wanted 4 Career Opportunity: Look ing for Real Estate Associate Broker to assist in Real Estate sales, listings, farm and commercial activity for Heppner. I-exington. lone, area. Please contact Ted E. Johnson. Broker. Universal Realty. Inc. 985 N. First St.. Hermiston. OR97838. 567-8303. Call collect. 4-28-3C Applications are now being accepted for lone Swimming Pooi Manager for the summer of 19R.1. All applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a current Water Safety Instruc tor's card. Application forms a available at lone High School and should be returned to- Chuck Starr. Principal, lone Schools. lone. Oregon 97R41 bv May 20. 1983. The Morrow County School Dis trict is an equal opportunity emplover. 512-2c Wanted 6 Wanted: Ranch to rent or lease with option. Phone 483 2258 or write Fred Beymer. Rt l. Box 80. Tygh Valley. OR 97063 or call collect. 5-5-2f .lp Wanted: used office desk chair with castors, call 676 5241 676 5542 after 6. 4-28-tff WANTED TO BUY: Long wood table with fold-up metal less Contact David Sykes. Heppner C.anette-Tlmes, 676- Q22 4-14-tfs y WANTED: two house jacks 676-5444 eves and weekends. 5 5 2f WANTED: Swing set and-or Children's Play Equipment for l-exington Christian Pre School. Call 989-8566. 4-7-4f Rentals 7 APARTMENTS for rent: $110 $145 pel" month plus utilities. 422-7579. 3-10-tfs ( SKCl'RITY DEPOSIT Until May 15 I.OW UTILITY PAYMENTS Beautiful 2&3 bedroom apartments SUBSIDIZED RENTS FOR LOW TO MODER ATE INCOME Wall to Wall Carpets. Drapes & Appliances EVERGREEN TERR ACE APTS. Donnv & Kim Benson, mgrs. N. Thompson & Pioneer AptNoJ rr4i Equal Housing Opportunity 4-28-3C Buy - Sell - Trade - 676-9228 Rentals 7 Small Furnished Apt. I hedroom. Includes water, hot wafer and garbage, 676-9157 da vs. 676 9284 eve 4-28-tfc One month's free rent in quiet apt. building close to downtown Heppner for ma ture tenant intending long term residency. 422 7579. 3-10-tfs Bachelor apt. and two bdrm. apt. Water and garbage service furnished. Close to downtown. From $135. Call after 6 p.m. 276-4674 collect. 11-25-tfc Services 8 GUNS: Bought, sold ori traded. Will order for 10 per cent above cost. WINTER TIRES OFF summer tires on and balanced fTubcless $3.50 ea. Tube TypeJ 54.50. SPECIAL: l ube. oil. and filter rhange plus car wash. $18. 4 xj Ms $1 extra. Up to five quarts union 10-40. BRING BACK THE SHINE o your vehicle and protect thej paint on newer ones. Simonizd Wax $19 95 and up. Vern's 76 Station 676-5184. Need a babysitter? 12 year old Heppner girl will babysit on weekends. Natalie Robin son. 676-9249. - 4-7-f Carpets and upholstery rleaned professionally. John Shaw. 676-5283. 8-12-tfc Interested in giving piano lessons. Reasonable rates. For more information, call Trina Palmer at 676-5103. 4-21 -tff Take the shimmy out of your car. Professional front end alignments. Morrow Co. Grain Growers. Lexington 989-8221. 5-5-tfc Experienced mother will habvsit your child M F some weekends my home. 676-5308. 4-28-If Livestock & Poultry 10 Rabbits. Rabbits. Rabbits. For any purpose. 6 weeks, up. Pets and fryers. We dress and. deliver, Clean and young. Call 422-7106. 3-10-tff WILL BUY HORSES - Any kind. Phone 567-6055. Hermis ton. 8-12-tfc Farm Equipment 11 Irrigation Headquarters complete irrieation supplies. Rain Bird. Berkeley. Wade. We install Morrow Co. Grain Growers 989-8221. 5-5-tfc TURMAN EQUIPMENT -Metal buildings grain bins. Your choice of most major brands PRICED RIGHT -BUILT RIGHT. Call Merle -567-7666. Hermiston. 10-21 -tfc Mscetaneous 14 Good quality Railroad ties. Now in stock. Morrow Co. Grain Growers 3-17-tfc FOR THE OLDER GENERATION THE BROWN BUILDING 110 SE Court, Pendleton, OR Ideal for older residents, quiet, entrance locked 9p.m., elevator, automatic lighting-sprinkler fire system, live-in managers, downtown location. Appliances, air, hot water, coin washerdryers p&2 bedroom apartments $190-240 276-5356 The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 12, 1983 NINE Miscellaneous 14 COLLECTOR PLATES: 30 plates from the Bradford Exchange. Would consider selling the entire collection. Priced individually from $7.50 to $275 oo. Complete list and prices available. L.E. Dick. 676 9920, 4-14 fn FOR SALE: Piano, saxo phone, snare drum. 989-B254. FOR SALE: Older upright piano, plays great! Asking $200 on but am open to offers. Come see. must sell! 422-7440. 4-21 -tff Fuel 17 Bulk Fuels we deliver Diesel. Gasoline Home fuel oils Lubricants. Mor row Co. Grain Growers. 989 8221 5-5-tfc Furniture & Appliances 18 FOR SALE: Jigsaw with motor $75.9" 215 Court, phone 676-5008. 5-12-tff FOR SALE: Wizard sewing machine, wood cabinet, good condition $50. Phone 676-9957. 5-12-lf FOR SALE: 2 wheel trailer $50. Jigsaw with motor $75. 9" table saw - $50. 215 S. Court, phone 676-5008. 4-21 -tff FOR SALE: Fireplace insert. like new. Make offer. 989-8146 after 6 p.m. Leonard Munkers. 3-24-tff Motorcycles 19 1979 Honda XL250S Less thart 3.000 miles. Mint condi tion 676-5248. 5-5-tfs FOR SALE: SL-70 Honda Motorcycle. $250.00. Phone 676-9936. 3-31-tff Mobile Homes 20 FOR SALE: Mobil home on 2':. acres in Hardman. 25.000 or offer. Phone 676-9125. 4-7-4c Trailers & Campers 21 FOR SALE: Canopy, fits small pickup. Chevy LUV. Insulated, paneled, lights. Asking $175 or best offer. Phone 422-7206. 5-5-f Musical 15 ' .FEEE WANT ADS" IN CELEBRATION OF THE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES' "OGKDtfh ANNIVERSARY We're Offering FMEE WANT AD FOR OUR FAITHFUL READERS BUY SELL OR TRADE Bring or Mail Your Ad to the Gazette-Times Office (No phone ads accepted) by Monday, 5p.m. and we will run it FREE! Personal Ads Only. No Real Estate, Business or Rental Ads. I t m ill ru( nil irvA great us 75 Ford Granada 4 DR Sedan, AT, AC, Clean unit. 80 Escort Wagon, front whool drive, 4sp.( low miles. 1 Ford & 1 CMC 1983 Diesels on Display 2 - F230's, 4sp. 4x4s. tons On Display. 1 - 1983 6.2 litre Diesel 4x4 5sp. 1 977 Chev Blazer, Cheyenne package, AT, Cruise control, 61,000 actual miles, 2 COO miles on new engine. This one you must see. We do front end alignments. See Clarence. Good selection of cars & tracks Farley Motor Co. bsibsi mm mm ass i Trailers & Campers 21 FOR SALE: Canopy for ton pickup, long box. 676-5853. 5-5-f Cars & Trucks 22 Canopy, insulated and paneled inside. Light for 'i ton pickup. 676-5853. 5-12-lf FOR SALE: Bolt on re ceiver (trailer hitch) for late model Chev. or G.M.C. pickup, 'i price. Paul Jones 676-9972 5-12-2f 1963 Jeep pickup. 4x4 PTO winch, excellen? condition. $l.oon. Phr.ne 676-iMl eves.. 676-5818 days. 4-14-tf TIRES For your car. truck or farm equipment. Morrow Co. Grain Grower 989-R22I. 5-5-tfc Real Estate 23 FOR SALE by owner: 500 properties ranging in price from $9,950 to $1,450,000. As sortment includes homes, land, condominiums, coast property, houseboats and commercial properties. Call Pat. 24.5-7799 . 5-12-lf wi ohm ittHoeA Real Estate 23 IN IONE: 4 bedroom. 2 bath, family room, wood stove. 100 x 100 ft. fenced lot. fruit, outbuildings. $59,500. Phone 422-7538. 5-12-4C FOR SALE: at McNary Yacht Club. Cement block boat garage. $1,500. 422-7538. 5-12-4C 1'- mi. from town, modern 3 bdrm house. i, baths on 12' acres with bam. outbuildings and good well $75,000. Call 676-5096 4 M tfc 116 acres for sale, 40 acres tillable in barley. Remainder good bunch grass with spring. $25,000. 676-5096 4 28-tfc FOR SALE: x 120' corner building lot. Valley View Es tates, behind hospital. Call 676-9949. 2-3-tfc c Pets 25 Free puppies need loving home Australian Shepherd & Dingo mix. Male and females located on Heppner lxington Hichwav. 7 miles from Hep pner or 2 miles from Iex. Big white home with red barn 4-28-1 f eacarpuy
