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Heppner man earns D.V.M. Mark Sargent, ion of Dick and Lynnca Sargent of Hep pner, will be among 36 grad uates of the Oregon State University College of Veter inary Mwlicln Sunday, May 27, who will be honored in a special ceremony in the Stewart Center on the OSU Campus. This will be only the second graduating class in the history of the eight-year old college. Graduates will re ceive their D.V.M, degrees during the 115th annual OSU commencement on June 3. Sargent graduated from Heppner High School In 1977. He received a Bachelor of Science degree with a high scholarship award in 1981 from OSU. He was accepted a during his junior year to the Tri-State Veterinary program which he has finished in seven years instead of the usual eight. Sargent will begin employ ment June 4 with the Oregon Trail Veterinary Clinic in Hermiston. 4-H to sponsor film x . v jr-. - IV- - F" I V- ( Bifdine Tuiis (kiH) and btr odvertivng 4-H tfioniorsd film. The Morrow County 4-H Leaders Council Is sponsoring a film, "St. Helens," starring Art Carney, Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m. at the Heppner Junior High gym. This form of family enter tainment supports the in creased emphasis which 4 H is placing on family involve ment. Sponsorship of the film is also an attempt, say Birdine Tullis and Steve Campbell of the Morrow County Extension office, to change the image of 4-H from the community sup- porting 4-H to 4-H returning Heppner TV Coop elects board member Tuesday, May 8th the 29th Annual Meeting of Heppner TV Inc. was held at the Wagon Wheel Cafe meeting room. Twenty -one members besides the board attended, reports a spokesperson for the co-op. Report of the financial sta tus of the co-op was brought up to date by the firm of LeMas ters and Daniels, Hermiston. The technical report was given by technician Tom Springer. No major upgrade was done for the year. Interest from the members wjtR shown to delete the three Washington channels in ex change for new satellite pro- Heppner news bits Tony Currin of Heppner turned in a point-winning per formance for the California Polytechnic State University rodeo team (luring the Nation al Intercollegiate Kodeo Asso ciation meet held May S and 6 in Clovis, Calif. According to a Cal Poly news release, Currin, a junior, won first place in steer wrestling. PRINTING oall types business forms O envelopes O wedding invitations O business cards The Heppner GAZETTE-TIMES P.O. Box 337 Heppner, OR. 97836 ,7r i i vim j i i U UlTLJUi in ZJ LZLZJ 11 ITLZL. I w . REALTOR LB . VIUlTlflf USTiNG SfRVtCt PROPERTY FOR SALE 57,5003 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, fireplace insert, assumable VA in Heppner. 39,500-2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, electric and wood heat located on app. 2 acres, terms available. 34,000-fully weathcrized, two bedroom, neat clean, terms available. N.W. 20th and Emigrant Sharon Lewis, Broker Pendleton, OR 276-7321 Keith Lewis 676-5233 WHEAT RANCH Approximately 4900 acres with 44300 crop-land. All contiguous and on paved highway. Moderate terrain, good yield. Owner will take smaller ranch in trade! HAL GERKING AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 211 American Bank Building Portland, Oregon (503)228-1931245-7422 HAL GERKING & 211 American Bank Bldg. Portland, Ore (503 ) 228-1931, 245-7422 Campbell lock up poster something to tne community. Proceeds from the film will be used to support new activities. If this approach continues, say Tullis and Campbell will depend on the sucess of the film. Tickets are available at The Shoe Box and Western Heritage Savings and Loan in Heppner. Omicron of Eugene is sup plying the film, marquees, handbills, tickets and cash doorprizes of $10 and $15 and will receive a 50 percent share of the gross profits. gramming. The Washington channels are now a duplica tion of Portland networks re ceived off the microwave. The new channels will upgrade the basic service. No launch date was set; however, the pro posal will progress by the board. Dan Oglesbee was elected to a five year term on the co-op board joining Greg Sweek, Riley Munkers, Ed Gonty and Dean Gilman. PUBLIC NOTICES ICESj PUBLIC NOTICE The Housing Authority of Umatilla County, Oregon, in compliance with HUD, Section 8, Moderate Rehabilitation Guidelines, is accepting pro posals from qualified appl icants in the city of Heppner. Said proposals should indicate applicant's interest and abil ity in becoming involved in this program. Participants in the program will rehabilitate substandard rental units requiring a min imum of $1,000 per unit of repair or system replacement I ASSOCIATES, INC to bring them into compliance with Housing Quality Stan dards and local building codes. The cost of the work may be financed by a lending institution, the owner, or other sources. Program guidelines require that completed units shall be available for eligible, low-income, elderly tenants, and rehabilitation may not perm anently displace present ten ants. At the successful completion of rehabilitation, the owner and the Housing Authority will execute a 15-year contract which establishes rent for the unit (s) that will cover reha bilitation costs, monthly oper ating costs and provide a return on the owner'i invest ment. For the 15-year con tract term, the owner will rent the unit(s) to eligible, low-income, elderly tenants who will pay approximately 30 percent of their income toward the rent and the Housing Author ity will pay the remainder directly to the owner. The Housing Authority will refer eligible persons to the owner to assist in selecting tenants, throughout the 15-year period. Guidelines specify, among other criteria, that priority consideration be given to those owners having the great est dollar amount of required rehabilitation and the greatest number of units to be brought up to standard. Owners who wish to submit a proposal may write to: Bette Higginbotham Housing Authority of Umatilla County P.O.Box 107 Hermiston, Oregon 97838 PROPOSALS MUST BE RE CEIVED NO LATER THAN 10 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE BETTE HIGGINBOTHAM DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Published: May 17, 1984 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Morrow PROBATE DEPARTMENT No. 1925 Notice to Interested Persons Estate of: PAUL A. MOREY, Deceased. Probate proceedings in the estate of Paul A. Morey, de ceased, are now pending in the above entitled court, wherein LaVelle Brown, the undersign ed, has been appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estate. All persons having claims against said estate hereby are required to present them, in due form, within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the undersign ed at the following address now designated as the place for the presentation of claims, to-with : 471 N. Main, Heppner, Oregon 97836 or they may be barred. All persons whose rights PDBLIC NOTICES - trt may be affected by the said probate proceedings may ob tain additional Information from the records of the court, the undersigned personal representative or the latters attorney(s) who is (are) Win ter k Doherty, P.O. Box 582, Heppner, Oregon 97836, 676 9456 or LaVelle Brown, 957 S.W. Coast Highway, New port, Oregon 97365, 265,2621 or 265-8058. Date and first published: May 10, 1984. Published: May 10, 17, 24, 1984 CEMETERY NOTICE Annual care patrons of Heppner Cemetery District are reminded that payments are due for the year 1984. All spaces in the 'new' section are under Perpetual Care. How ever, since P.C. was not avail able when most of the sites in the 'old' section were sold, a considerable amount of those are not under P C. P C. is available for rates between one space at $87.50, to six or more for $262.50. Please call 676-9220 for more information. Please mail payments to Hep pner Cemetery, Rt. 1, Box 3002. Heppner, Oregon 97836. Published: May 17, 1984 The Budget Committee of Heppner Cemetery Mainten ance District will meet at 810 Condon Hwy., Heppner, Ore gon, at 7:30 P.M. on Thursday, May 24, 1984, for the purpose of discussing the budget for the 1984-85 year. Board of Directors Heppner Cemetery Maintenance District Published: May 17, 1984 Cards of Thanks I We would like to thank everyone for all the cards, food, flowers and kind deeds we received during the illness and death of our beloved husband & father. Also for all the prayers & Mass's that were said for Norm. A special Thank You to Randall & Marlene Peterson, Bert & Jet Corbin, Gene & Billie Doherty, & Father McGovern & Pastor Maas, 4 also Tri County Health. We could not have made it through this trying time without you. Judy Rickert Jerry Rickert Mr. & Mrs. Fred Samples Maureen Woodard Mr. & Mrs. Joe Nelson 5-17-lp We wish to thank all who brought food, flowers, gifts and who expressed their sym pathy and to the Masonic Lodge and Legion for their participation in the burial ser vice of Francis Leland Ed mondson Delia Tasle & Family 5-17-lp. Notices 2 I will not be responsible for any debts, except my own. Paul Hansen . 5-3-3p The Annual lone United Church of Christ Auction and Barbecue will be Saturday, June 2, 1984. We welcome any donations. To arrange pickup phone Mark Rietmann, 676 9283 or Joe Rietmann 422-7435. 4-5-9c Anyone seen entering or leaving the Lexington I.O.O.F. hall who is not on official business will be prosecuted by the law. 3-29 tfc Boyseti 1 cent SALE has been extended to the end of May. Great Savings. LEXINGTON LUMBER 989-8586 5-17-lc No. 1 One-Half Round Railroad Tics $625 each LEXINGTON LUMBER 989-8586 Notices CELEBRATE spring with a WEEKEND OF FAMILY FUN. Come to the 77th annual Rhododendron Festival in Florence, Oregon, May 18-20. Mark your calendar. Lodging reservations encouraged. AdopLable children ages in fant to 10 years being sought by ranch couple. Attorney will be involved. P.O. Box 7719 Klamath Falls, Oregon 97602 COME TO BANDON'S Wine & Seafood Festival & Fly-in. Memorial Day WEEKEND, May 26 4 27, 11-5. Bandon Airport, 3 miles south of town. 347-4313 for information. Help Wanted 4 Help Wanted: M.L.E. In Home Services needs a variety of workers. For more information call Toni Watne at 676-5049. TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs mature person M-F to sell full line of high quality lubricants to manufacturing, trucking, construction and farm customers. Protected territory, thorough training program. For personal inter view, send work history to G.B. Lins. Southwestern Pet roleum, Box 789, Fort Worth, Tx. 76101 5-17-lc PART TIME HELP WANTED Morrow County Agricultural Stabilization and Conserv ation Services Office (ASCS) is now accepting applications for part-time help. Mostly office work, but some field work may be required. Length of job will be approx imately 2 months. Job to begin as soon as possible. Inquire at ASCS office, Gil liam and Bisbee Bldg. Hep pner, or cal! Judy Buschke, Executive Director, at 676-9152. Office hours 8 to 5, Monday thru Friday. Equal Opportunity Employer. Rentals 7 Furnished Bachelor and one bedroom Apt. for rent. Water and garbage included. 676-9157 days. 676-9284 eves, and weekends. 4-19-tfc For Rent: Two bedroom duplex, close to high school, water and garbage service furnished. Call 567-8232 for more details. 4-26-tfc Services 8 PRODUCTS AND SER VICES available: guns bought, sold and traded. New guns at 10 percent over shot gun news prices. Good stock of used guns. CARS SERVICED - Oil and Filter furnished plus lube and free wash only $18. SIMONIZ WAX - $19.95 & up. We also clean interior, motors, trunks, tar removal, whatever. WE SPECIALIZE in tire repairs. Car-pickup-truck. $3.50 & up. WE SELL Goodyear-Day-ton-Michelin at very reason able prices. Let us price some for you before you buy else where. VERN'S 76 UNION, Heppner, 676-5184 5-10-tfc The Heppner fT'AIJ fl w I Services 8 I I Carpets and upholstery cleaned professionally. John Shaw. 676-5283. 4-19 tfc Livestock & Poultry 10 Yearling Angus bull for sale. Bill Broderick 422-7524. 4- 19-2C Majestic joker 1100 lb. mammoth Missouri jack at stud. Fifteen hands at withers; corral poles and treated posts for all purposes. Call Del Herman 449-3621 Stanfield. 5- 10-4C Farm Equipment 11 John Deere 7-ft mower, very good. 922-4551 after 6 p.m. 5-17-2p For Sale; Steiger ST 250 1977 model 4,000 hours engine cat 3306 23.1 x 30 tires Greenline Inc. Tne Dalles, Call 296-4686 or Pat 296-5579 5-17-4C Miscellaneous 14 Frigidaire refrigerator -freezer; mangle; chairs; cof fee table, Courier canopy. Ph. 676-9498. 5-10-2C ' REPRINTS-Have a special photo from the Gazette Times? Reprints made: 5x7 -$4. 8x10 - $5. Black and white only, add 75 cents for mail orders. The Gazette-Times, 147 Willow, P.O. Box 337, Heppner, OR 97836. 12-26-tfx Mothers Day special on now Magic Mill, Bosch 4-in-l Kitchen Center, solid state food dehydrator. Become a Magic Mill Dealer. (503) 969-2112. 4-26-4p SEND Name, address, Birth Date for your FREE person alized greeting card. 12-Month Bio Rhythm charts available. CIM Productions 2229 E. Burnside 20 Gresham, Oregon. 97030 : a wja!; ,siiS(es :iSiW t .--vd Fuel 17 i'ttTif; Bum i.ri 'i i Gasette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, mm It's Spnhg Ctean-OutTlme if fl tTi AV (fl iVA m AH WU !W l fTlJ ttttll 1978 Ford F150, 4 spd, 4x4, Short box, Low mi lea go. 1981 Ford Town Landau T-Bird, AT, AC, Cruise control, AM-FM, Leather upholstry. Excellent rubber, Local 1 owner. 1981 Ford Granada, 6 cly, 4 dr, AT, AC, Cruise control. Loaded, 17,000 actual miles. Showroom condition. 1979 Ford 4X4 excellent condition 1979 Buidc Skylark 4 dr., AT, AC, Cruise, Music 1979 F250 4x4, Club cab. Miller all steel bed. Stock racks. Low miles. Excellent rubber. 1975 Ford Vt ton. Short box, AT, 8 cly. 1982 Chev. Va ton, 2x, 4 sp., 28,000 mi. No better deals in the country! We Do Front End Alignments Farley Motor Co. Heppner 676-9116 Gift Subscriptions To The Gazette-Times For That Out of Town Friend or Relative Call 676-9228 for details Cars & Trucks 22 hiHIfj-rnlinn 4-19-4C SELL YOUR Antique, classic or special interest car for top dollar through the CAR HOT LINE NETWORK. Call 5-10 p.m., (503 ) 774-1020. Buyers, use our free locator service. Real Estate 23 COZY TWO BEDROOM house on extra large lot for $16,000 Ph. 676-5503. 4-19-tfc Three bedroom Heppner house for sale, $36,000. 276-7184 3- 15-tfc FOR SALE: Older house and lot in lone. Priced to sell. Phone 422-7129. 5-10-2C Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage house for sale. Central air & heat, new Blaze King stove, recent CBEC in sulation update, landscaping, view, REASONABLE. FLBA assumable. 635 S. Chase ph. 676-5574 evenings, weekends. 5-10-tfc Newly remodeled three bedroom house with range, refrigerator, in Lexington, wood stove, ceiling fan, Large fenced yard with Garden Spot. Call for Appointment 989-8125. 4- 19-4C FOR SALE: Cozy home, two Bedrooms, nice kitchen, base ment, garage. We have out grown it. Two blocks from town. 280 W. Center. Call 676-5138 5-17-5p -mm Thursday, May 17, 1984 NINE 922 Real Estate 23 FOR SALE: Lg. 3 bdrm home, lg. lot, wood and oil heat, low down, owner may finance $45,000, 676-9621. 5-10-4C Boardman 5 acres beautiful 4'2 Bedroom 3 Bath custom home 2,513 sq. feet energy efficient construction. Nice view, very private, pasture, corral, shed, barn, fruit trees, garden spot, automatic sprin kler system, selling within 90 days, so make an offer. Will consider trade of Motor Home smaller home etc. Phone (963 2112) 5-3-6p WANTED -DEVELOPED COMMERCIAL- RETAIL PROPERTIES, AND LARGE TRACTS OF FOREST AGRICLLTLRAL LAND. Bob Young, 222 S.W. Harrison No. 2C, Portland, 503-228-4582 Pets 25 FREE KITTEN - Cute, love able female needs home. 8 weeks old. 676-9228 weekdays or 676-9635 after 4 p.m. 5-17-tfs. Home & Garden 26 HOSE REMNANTS V Coup led, Reinforced random lengths. 35 cents ft. 11-foot to 23 ft. lengths. RIETMANN's HARDWARE, lone 422-7211 5-17-lc AS ADVERTISED ON PAUL HARVEY - Wear Dated Carpets. Invest your tax re turn in your home and you'll be happy. New carpets and new kitchen counters make such a difference. Call for appointment. M & R Floor C overing 676-9418 3-29-tfc mm
