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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March HELP W AN TED REAL ESTATE I NEED HELP! WORK FROM HOME Earn $500-1500 p/t - $2000- 4000 f/t. www.DreamzTrue.com 3-6-4p Five bedroom house, IV* plus V* bath, 3,300+ sq. ft., spacious yard, two fireplaces. Call Susan, 1-509-785-1701. 1-23-tfc Museum volunteers to be greeters, researchers or learn daily operation procedures. Will trail for individual interests. Con tact Robin at museum, T-F, 1-5, or Sat. 11-3. _________________ 3-6-4c Volunteer Park Hosts for Anson Wright Park and Cutsforth Park in Morrow County. This is a volunteer position with a small stipend for expenses. Applica tions may be picked up at Mor row County Public Works in Lex ington. Position will remain open until filled. For further informa tion, call Public Works at 989- 9500. ____________________ 3-13-2C Would you like to make extra income working part-time? Are you interested in... -Determining you own work hours? -Top commissions, residual income? -Professional training? -Being you own boss? -Stock bonus? -Working for the #1 provider of supplemental insurance? Sales experience helpful, but not necessary. For women too! For a confidential interview, forward your resume to: AFLAC 84326 Hwy 11 Suite Q Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 ___________________ 3-13-2C The Town of Lexington is seeking a self-motivated person to be Town Recorder. This po sition is 32 hours a week. Knowl edge of Windows98, Word and Works 97, and Quickbooks 2000, plus word processing, office au tomation, filing, office proce dures, bookkeeping, payroll, record keeping and municipal budgeting would be helpful. Ap plicant must be bondable, able to pass a drug test and have excel lent communication and people skills. Wage starts at $8 an hour. This position is open until filled. Send resume to Town of Lexing ton, P.O. Box 416, Lexington 97839. 3-13-2c INTERNET Real Estate Listings www. heppner. n e t CARS « TRUCKS WRIGHT’S CHEVY, INC. OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SER VICE m . 180 W. Baltimore #5, Heppner 676-5049 • 39,900 -1 bedroom, 1 bath, lots of storage, metal roof, new carpet in bedroom and living room. Large finished basem ent, detached single car garage. PRICE R E DUCED. • 62,000 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath on large lot with garden area, fire place with insert and large shop building with bathroom. PRICE REDUCED. A BESTBUY! • 49,000 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath on Willow Creek with new metal roof and covered porch. Lots of park ing, storage shed and garden spot. PRICE REDUCED • 40,000 - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 2- story older home with daylight basement, newer roof, newer win dows, view of Heppner. • 41,500 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, on quiet street. Neat and a great starter hom e. New counters, newer paint, utility room. • 65,000 - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, covered front porch across from city park. • 81,500 - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, on large lot with view, new paint and wiring. RENTALS For Rent: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Willow View, 515 N. Elder, Heppner. EOH. 676-9019 or 208-384-1589. ____________________ 1-30-tfc For rent: 4 bedroom house, 360 S. Gilmore. Ready April 1. Pets negotiable. $350 plus deposit. Tom Hughes, Fossil, (541) 763- 2591. 3-6-tfc REAL ESTATE W AN TED Have buyer interested in CRP land. Must show 8 to 9 percent return on investment of between $110,000 and $250,000. Contact David Sykes, Heri tage Land Co., Heppner, (541) 676-9228 or toll-free 1 -800-326- 2152. Also have buyer interested in 5-10 acres of mountain property or something in the Penland Lake area. ____________________ 3-13-tfx Claw A d Deadline: 12 noon. Tuesday Lex Fire Dept. Auxiliary disbands Members o f the Lexington Fire Department Auxiliary recently voted to disband the group, due to a lack of community interest and participation. The group, formed in 1999, has participated in a number of area events, such as parades, food sales and lighting contests, and started the annual Lexington yard sale. Over the years, they have contributed much needed equipment and supplies to the fire department members. “Active members have been few, some of the members currently have health problems, and others in the community have not shown an interest in keeping the group going,’’ according to a group spokesperson. Funds currently in the group’s treasury will remain in the community and are earmarked for various projects. Willow C ro o k . Ro- 6 9 **2 4 1 O tS) J o y c e K a y & Jerry H ollom on CHARMING HOME with 2 bed rooms and 1 bath, 1022 sq. ft. with newer roof on a flat 50'x90’ lot in an excellent neighborhood. 215 Church Street. #00-4. $40,000 UPDATED, TWO-STORY HOME ready for a family. 3-4 bedroom, 1 bath room, new windows, paint, carpets and doors. New kitchen cabinets and pro pane heat. Half basement. Large lot (78’x172' m/l) with barn (20'x36’). 275 W. Baltimore St. #01-05. PRICE RE DUCED $65,000 ENJOY QUIET RURAL LIVING. 2 bedroom, 2 bath (1 Jacuzzi tub) 1998 home (2632 sq. ft. m/l) with a lakeside view. Full unfinished basement, double garage, wrap-around deck and beauti ful low maintenance landscaped yard. 850 Lakeview Ct. #01-15 $150,000 NEAT AND CLEAN 1694 sq. ft. m/l home. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, full base ment, hardwood, carpet and vinyl floors. Stove, refrigerator, trash compactor, freezer, portable dishwasher included. Lot 60'x123' m/l on Hinton Creek. RB parking available. 195 N. Quaid St. #00- 11 $59,500 VIEW LOT overlooking W illow Creek Dam and Reservoir. Lot #100 in Lakeview Heights, 146'x75'm/l. All ser vices available on site at the end of a cul-de-sac with rural living atmosphere in the city limits. #01-17 $21,500 #1 Free - two house cats. Both de- clawed, spayed and have all shots. One pure white, one dark grey. As a pair or separate. 989-8342. 3-13-2c The Local Advisory Committee for the Willow Creek Watershed SB 1010 process has scheduled a meeting for Thursday, March 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the Pettyjohn Office Building in Heppner. The purpose of the meeting is to review a preliminary Ag Water Quality Management Plan. The public is welcome to attend. www.Heitpner.net SERVICES PETS « A N IM A LS Watershed advisory plans meeting Sharon Lewis 676-5233 Bob Ployhar 676-9649 A. Kim Cutsforth 676-9625 David Sykes 676-9228 Linoleum, carpet and Pergo sale and installation. Free esti mates. Call Tim Hedman, eve nings, 676-9054. Licensed and bonded #78201. _____________________ 1-9-tfc Rooter-Tooter: house drain lines and septic lines cleaned. Call Jim Nelson, 145 E. Main, Lex ington, 989-8369. ____________________ 7-11-tic Time To Clean Your Irrigation Ditches. Backhoe Services. Joe Yocom, 989-8134. 12-12-24p ( 5 / 22 / 02 ) Bill Maclnnes Bill Maclnnes, Jr. or parts H.C. Wright Phone (541)763-4175 Fossil, Oregon Pictures from St. Patrick’s Day 2002 Heritage Land Co. Our Customer Is Always Contact: 20, 2002 - SEVEN County seeks descendants By Debbie Harper Morrow County is looking for descendants of the original courthouse employees from 1902 or 1903. If you can recall your parents or grandparents talking about working at the courthouse during that time, Andrea Denton wants to hear from you. Morrow County will be holding a special anniversary celebration on May 27 and would like descendants of the original employees to attend and be recognized. If you are a descendent or have information about someone who is, contact Andrea Denton at 676-562 A rtist in education teaches dance to Heppner Elementary School students Heppner Elementary school students perform dances from different countries EVENS BUILDERS By Debbie Harper Specializing in Remodeling & New Construction! Handyman Services Senior Discount Carol New man, folk dancer and artist in education instructor, spent the past two weeks teaching Heppner Elementary School students folk dancing. Each class performed a dance from a different country at an assembly at HES March 14. All the students were on stage for the final dance which was from Israel. 20 years experience Lie. 140852 541-384-6468 Commissioners appoint Watershed Council MISCELLANEOUS Late model 7.5 H.P. single phase electric motor, starter $400. Mounted on a working 8" Ba zooka Auger - FREE. Call (541) 422-7204. ____________________ 3-13-2c Used Wilson Pro-stafT over sized golf clubs. 1-3-5 woods, 3- pitching wedge irons. In good condition. Call 676-9877 eve nings. 3-6-tfx The Morrow County Commissioners recently appointed the Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District Board as acting Watershed Council for Morrow County by request of the SWCD Board. Authorities for the formation of Watershed Councils were adopted in 1993 under Senate Bill 2251 and are contained in ORS 541.350. Watershed Councils arc voluntary local organizations recognized by local government to address the goal of sustaining natural resources, watershed protection and enhancement within a watershed. The Morrow Soil and Water Conserv ation District was chartered in the State of Oregon in 1972. The district is a legal subdivision of state government lead by an elected board of directors, formed under the authority as defined in ORS 190.420 and ORS568.225. The SWCD has the authority and responsibility to assist landowners and agencies with resource problems through direct planning and on-the-ground implementation with resource owners and managers. The Morrow County Watershed Council is looking for local citizens interested in watershed health issues at the local, grass-roots level to serv e on the council. For more information, call Janet Greenup at 676-5452 extension 109. FOR SALE New wheel well tool box: $100 Rubbermaid desk: $20 Changing table: $45 Twin headboard: $7.50 Little Tikes b-ball hoop: $10 Kelty child carrier: $45 676-8954 I Heppner man Ewe-Do-Bingo Gene Doherty of Heppner was the $300 winner of the Ewe- Do-Bingo held on Saturday's St. Patrick's Weekend Celebration. The event was organized by the Heppner High School cheerleaders as a fund raiser tow ards uniform s and cheerleading camp this sum Pot of Gold w inners The St. P atrick's Celebration Pot of Gold w inners have been announced. W inners of $100 each are Patty McClistcr. Beaverton. Betty Prock. Milton- Freew ater, and Rhonda Helfrecht. Bcbc Munkers and Rosemary Bums, all Heppner. Order Magnetic Door Signs HERE Heppner Gazette-Times Picture Perfect 4-H Club By M ira n d a H u n t, reporter The Picture Perfect photography club had a field trip on March 10. The club went to the McNary Nature Trails. Club members took pictures of plant life, animals life, people and water. They had a fun time exploring the trails. M em bers present were Emily Rietmann, Jordan Graff. Miranda Hunt, Ashley and Lynzce Sjurset. Aidan Burt and Kim Morris.
