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SIX The Ilepnner Gaiette-Times, Fiddlers' concert planned Plans' re being made for a Blue Mountain Fiddlers con cert at the Lexington Grange Hail on October 15. A supper is Insulate your home today. Save on Energy Costs. Call collect for a FREE ESTIMATE 13iOi iPSGJLATitO & ASS6C. inc. 503-276-1897 We also install continuous gutters!! .BmmmmmmmmmmmMMmmimmmmammmmmmm 7 West Coast Boots 1 l Note In Stock j I J ij New j.Iex Flexib!e) f WORK BOOTS i I f 1 HAND-MADE FLEXIBLE MEDIUM I I WEIGHT WORK BOOTS WITH VIBRAM ? J f6 S0LES ; I V f These boots have WESCO . I t; Stitched Down Construction 1 I (See drawing above! with Full Grain Oil Tanned Leather Up- , f V pers Vibrant Soles and Heels I t 1 L 1 with Leather Midsoles Irv 1 iii,, , & soles Counters The Woods- i man (Block) Heel Full Gusset f Tongues Brass Studs and C I Eyelets f & "skaei ff trry mmtk af 1 r yf - f if-- r-if i i' i i-uifii ju-j Y CLOSE-OUT OEM f33s 1 - CAPRICE 1 -BLAZER 3-PICKUPS Ben McDonald f L V. J. WLM I 1 PO. Box 662 117 S. Mom Heppner, Oregon 97836 YOU CAM DEPEND ON t.n ninr We Are The Team You Can Depend On For All Your Farm Chemical Needs ! NH-3 Aqua Liquid & Dry Fertilizers Fcrm Chemicals Variety of Application Systems WE NOT ONLY SELL Morrovj County '13111 Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 8, 19S3 also planned. More details will be announ ced at a later date. 1 676-9108 l 7 W M B I. iln I FOR SilWI tel. THE PRODUCT WE SERVICE IT TOO' rowr Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 Irene Padberg has returned home after several days in Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Annetta Padberg is recov ering at home from major surgery on an arm, performed at Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robin son have returned home from a trip to Mt. Adams where they did some huckleberrying, and to Goldendale, Wash, where they visited relatives. Their granddaughters. Sharon Robinson and Donitta Sharp, accompanied them. Mrs. Charles Buchanan has returned home from Hillsboro where she took her daughter and grandson to their home after a two week visit. They all motored to Dufur to meet Trevor, a grandson, who had been to camp there. They also traveled to leavenworth. Wash, to meet a daughter, and return granddaughter Rachel to her home in Seattle, Wash. Sharella Wallace and child ren have moved into the Col leen Bergstrom house in Lex ington. Mrs. Stuart Dick (Julie) has returned home after a few days' stay in Pioneer Memo rial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones, and guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Hudson, returned home Friday from a week at Depoe Bay. While away they visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Stdanley at Florence. She is Mr. Hudson's sister. They also visited Virgi nia Hudson, a sister-in-law. at Newport, and all visited Char lene Whitnev at Portland Lola Breeding of Irrigon is a patient in Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermis ton. She is a former Lexington resident. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nel son were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beech at their home in Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Munkers and family were Athena visi tors at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munck. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth How ard and family recently atten- pm 989-8221 1-800 452-7396 i i ded a Groves family picnic and get-together at Bend at Mt. Bachelor Condominiums. Those present were: Maurice Groves of Heppner; Daryl and Anita Dick. Debra, Trevor, Davonna and friend Kim of Portland; Marshall Rands, San Jose. California; John Groves. Hemet, California, Larry Groves, Albany; Jeff and Laura Mason. Kelly and Bobby of Madras and Ken neth, Maureen, Scott and Stormy Howard of Lexington. They enjoyed fishing, white water rafting, swimming and golfing. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stea gall visited his sister. Lola Breeding, at Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston on Sunday. Overnight visitors at the Wilbur Steagall home were a daughter, Deanna Brand hagen, and daughter Judy of Pendleton Deanna. a former rodeo queen, rode in the Hep pner parade. fa - PUBLIC NO tick SECOND NOTICE NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEARING A public hearing on the ap proved supplemental budget for Morrow County for the fiscal year 1983-84 will be held in the County Court chambers in the County Courthouse at R 30 a m. on September 21. 19R3 The budget document may be inspected or copies obtained by interested persons at the office of the County Court located at 100 Court Street. Room 101. Heppner, OR between the hours of 8:00 a m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Any person may appear at the public hearing on the supplemental budget and discuss the budget or any part of it. The supple mental budget financial summary was published in the Heppner Gazette-Times newspaper on September 1. 1983. The total requirements for the supplemental budget are $205,724.00 and there is the tax levy. This legal notice to be pub lished in the Heppner Gazette Times September 8. 1983. LoRayne Bowman Budget Officer Published: September 8, 1983. I3 IIC means income... and taxes! Let Edward D Jones & Co. show you the right tax-free investments to protect your PIK dollars. Inis yecjf. trie teOerai goveci merit rias taxen some of tne g jeiSvvork 00' of larmirig witr, lis PayrneoHrvKina' program Ihey ie g oranteed a certain amount ol commodity you 11 ha.e avaiiaote to sell Sounds good, doesn t if But rieres sometning else the- Qij'jrjnleed - you 11 stili hae to pay taxes on that Pi incorne jo tms ear. wrme your pro d jction costs are down and vfiiie you ye got some guar ariteed income let i.dvard D Jones S Co sro you now to keep tnose W dollars m your pocnet ninth careful con servatie ta free and tax advantaged investments MARCY SULLIVAN 630 S. Hhwoy 395 Heimlon, Oregon V7B38 I'm iW Mtpmt (503) S67 43390 ara rm t-nitayt. I ptnurull h appmumcfit mm Local 4-H'ers take awards at State Fair Several local 4 H'ers have taken awards at the Slate Fair. In skill level I, Benji Pear son of Heppner took a blue, first place award. Linda Mor- EJVLT.I class to be offered if interest shown An Emergency Medical Technician I class will b offered in Heppner this fall if enough community interest is shown, announced Betty Cur nutt, instructor. Anyone inte rested in taking the course should attend a meeting on Monday, Sept. 12, 7 p.m., in room seven at Heppner High School. The class must have a minimum enrollment of 12 to be conducted, she said. Grandparent from p. 5 medley of cheerful flowers in a reusable ceramic honey jar, just like the ones on every table at the turn of the cen tury. "Our Teleflora Grand parents' Day Bouquet is extra special because it's in a gift container that's as pretty as the flowers themselves." says shop owner Carolyn Cole. "The keepsake container comes with its own matching lid and a honey dipper, so grandparents will have a year-round reminder of your thoughtfulness." Cole suggests ordering the Grandparents' Day Honey Jar Bouquet early in the week. Just stop by Cole's House of Fashion and Posy Patch or call 676 -9426. You can take this lovely gift with you or send it anywhere in the coun try through the Teleflora flowers-bv-wire service. GLIDDEN'S 1 nihhlM BEST LATEX SEMI-GLOSS ler of lone took a blue rib(on in skill level II. while Kathleen Braiell of Lexington and Nance Wright and Susan Plocharsky of Heppner took blue awards in skill level III. Teresa Lindsay of Lexington won a first place ribbon in skill level V. In 4 H food preservation, champion honors went to Kim Wright of Heppner in the intermediate class, and Nance Wright took a blue award with her fruit leather In the junior division. In the foods II division (quick bread), Kelly McLaughlin of Heppner and Lori McCabe of lone took blue ribbons. In foods IV (yeast product). Shannon McLaugh lin of Heppner took a blue award. Sandi Wright of Lex ington took a first place win in foods V (international food), and Cathy Lindsay of Lexing ton and Anne McLaughlin of Heppner both took firsts in advanced foods (a gift pack age). More State Fair results will be published as they become available. SKI SAVE $3.00 CLOSING SALE Due to store closure, all merchandise at , Pharmacy will be reduced to 50 Off the original price, except perscriptions, magazines and pocket books. Sale starts Friday, Sept. 9. Any perscriptions needed after store closure can be obtained on ile at Murray's Your past patronage is greatly appreciated. Murray Drug, Inc. Mwinw mg Cost On Ssils Drastically Reduced to Clear CHILDREN JUfHORs JACKETS LADIES REVERSftBLE JACKETS MISSLEMTHCOMS FAMOUS SPRED SATIN LATEX WALL PAINT I ' GALLON V?-Ciil3 J' V ' jREG $15.99 I- jj 676-9157 Murray's Arlington Condon Pharmacy J Rod and Meg Murray GALLON REG. $12.99 pOUSEFHSHI0Nf SAVE $3.00 1
