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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 20, 2002 STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS Your ad wM reach most newspapers in Oregon fo r only i'OO* 'Contract rale discounts available upon request Oregon Classi fied Advertising \etsvork A service o f Oregon \ewspaper Publishers Association Contact the Heppner Gazette-Timex 676-9228 AUTOMOBILES CHARITY cars - Donate your vehicle. Tax deductible, free towing. We provide ve hicles to needy families. As seen on Oprah 1 -800-CHARITY. www.800charitycars.org. BUSINESS OPPOR U NITIES EXCELLENT profits. Log home whole salers Join proven 23 year log manufacturer 16 log profiles, kiln-dned. TPI graded Ex clusive territory. Call Doug. 1-800-467-3006 Old-Timer Log Homes CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES $$WE buy loansSS Receiving payments on real estate1 We pay more tor all types of loans, from perfect to defaulted. Call Merid ian. 1-800-901-9301. 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CLASSIFIED ADS .4 0 per word Card of Thanks: up to 100 words - $5 Deadline: Tuesday at noon CARD OF THANKS The HHS Cheerleaders would like to congratulate Gene Doherty (#44) for winning the Ewe-Do- Bingo at St. Patrick's Celebration and thank everyone who bought tickets from us for that fund raiser. The following people took ex tra time and effort to help us and we would like to recognize them for that: Rick Johnston for the linemarker; Murray Drugs for the copies and miscellaneous; Mike Proctor and Jay Keithley for marking our grid; and an extra big thank you to Pat and Bobette Lovgren and their daughter Tori for letting “Goldy” be the special Ewe! Jannie Allen did another great job as line judge this year. Thank you! Also, a special thank you to our families who helped us sell tick ets. Heppner High School Cheerleaders: Julie Proctor, Codi Rosecrans, Meghan and Madison Bailey, Lindsay Mitchell, Jesse Kempas ____________________ 3-20-lp As a citizen of Lexington, I would like to take this opportu nity to publicly thank the Port of Morrow for its help in making the completion of the water system update possible. In these times of diminishing revenues and diffi- cult-to-obtain grants, such infra structure maintenance is becom ing more out of reach for small towns. And, such maintenance and improvements are necessary in these old systems. The willing ness of the Port of Morrow to help the Town of Lexington with this project has made possible im provements that should serve well into the future. Once again, many thanks for your efforts on a difficult and of ten frustrating project. Al R. Brazell 3-18-lc There are too many people to list to thank for their donations and hard work for the Matheny Chili Feed Benefit last Friday. However, a few people went be yond the call of duty and really made it a great success as well as being a lot of fun: Tanna Padberg, for her fabulous chili, homemade desserts and countless hours she spent preparing it all; Arletha Brannon, for her generous food donations, her help in setup and cleanup, and trips to the store; D ebbie Basile and Janice Huddleston for their much needed help in setting up, cleaning up and keeping everything stocked; Kathy Rauch and her 4-H club, North Lex Livestock, for running the bake sale; all of the employ ees of the Gilliam Bisbee build ing for their generous donations to make the chili feed possible; and the Elks Lodge for allowing us to use their facilities. With everyone’s help it turned out to be a huge success and hopefully will aid Dave’s journey home. Thanks again to each and ev ery one of you! Darcee Mitchell ____________________ 3-20- lc We would like to take this means to thank the ladies of the Methodist Church, the friends of Lorine, and those others who worked; also those who contrib uted food for the dinner. It was a great meal and we are very grateful. The family of Lorine Toll ____________________ 3-20-lc Friends and Neighbors, I now have a new driveway. No more mud wading or creek jumping. A big thank you to all for your care, concern and words of en couragement through the months after the bridge fell. It’s wonderful to live in a com munity filled with folks who care. Again, thanks to Rusty Estes, Jerry Healy, Jay Coil, Roger Britt, Craig Canham and his crew- Randy Sample and Brian Harmon, Heppner T.V., Morrow County Grain Growers, for all their planning, hard work and donations of materials. A big job well done. Betty Cumutt 3-20-lp The Willow Valley Service Club thanks the blood donors, St. Patrick's Senior Center and the high school boys for an exceeded quota goal at the March 11,2002 American Red Cross Blood Drive in Heppner. We also thank all the sites dis playing announcing posters, channel 3 for carrying the an nouncement and the Heppner Gazette-Times for the prominent placement of the news item. ____________________ 3-20-lc Thank you Dr. Datta, nurses and staff at PMH for my care dur ing my recent illness. Also, thanks for all the cards and all the inquiries about my health. A special thanks to Father Condon, Ellis and Dan for help ing me when I needed help, and a very special thanks to my mother, to Dorothy for the gift and card, Meredith for the hot dish for sup per and Sandi for doing my pa per routes so I could get better. Thomas Gonty and Eleanor 3-20-lp I wish personally to thank the following people for their assis tance with this year’s St. Patrick’s Parade: Claudia Hughes; Cara Osmin; Lizz Green; Travis Harrison; Janet M cDowell; Jerry and JoyceK ay Hollom on; C liff G reen; Rhonda and Jam ie Helffecht; Craig Canham and the City o f Heppner Maintenance Crew; Darrell Raver and his crew of judges-David Allen, David and April Sykes, and Victor Vander Does; Ryan Miller; John and Joyce Shepherd; Jack Melligan; Bert Houweling; and Monika Hunter. Thank you one and all! Craig Strobel 3-20-lp NO TICES Lose 25 pounds before swim suit season! FREE samples. $ back guarantee. Doctor recom mended. (541) 767-9034. 3-6-4p Come join us Thursday, March 21, 7:30 a.m. in the Morrow County Extension Conference * room for the Tobacco Educa- tion/Prevention Coalition. Call the Morrow County Health Dept., 676-5421, for more information. 3-13-2x M o u n t a in G le n A p a r t m e n t s I n its Now Available Lawn and Garden Two and Three Bedroom Apartments For Rent Storage Units Rent Based On Income Modern Appliances • Laundry Facilities Location behind Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner For waiting list and application, call 676-9232 TDD #1-800-545-1833 for hearing impaired Equal Housing Opportunity \ I
