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wrap, tan be fla4 ia a pan
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twrtvA. tabi bknr Jar r
juitl titn.
A tutk-y tn t (i.-'je-l at
t'm Urtr.pTatut ia iu orinaJ
wap, in a Iwrn taj, or
wtappe4 in two or thr laj-ey
or tray. Jf.aw ur.i.i iutktj a
pliable a4 krA rXXtfts
tan be remwed eaaJy, thn -riCrraWr
the turkey. Oxic as
norn m prible aiter thawing.
To thaw a turicey la ecu a-
U-r, pLace the tu.-ltey, la ill or
iginal wrap, in a tlrJc Cover
with ld water. Charge w&ter
cftn to hasten thawlnz.
The approximate time recus
ed to thaw various sized frcoen
turkeys by the three cvethois to
lifted below:
CHUCK WAGON
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Cazette-Tinvw. they are avail
able lor ale at Murray's Drug
hre ar.il in Condon, at Hotel
Kf-ppner, Del's Market in Lex
;r.?tn, at Emtow's Markft in
Ior.e, at !?' Texaco and The
Complete Foxi Store in Irrigon,
at Hirk's Market in Efardman,
l.-.e tA jerJcins Crocry in Spray. How-
i:d Mf-ro-antile in Kimrx-rly and
the Kjnz'ja Pastime at Kinzua.
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cheap. A hou.se w iling for about
15,WjO here in the States may
go for $25,000 or $30,000 down
there.
He says the Aussies are very
fond of American money. Ken
says he didn't think he'd move
down under as he feels Mor
row county to much superior.
Postal Receipts
Down $1000
h fr. ? rrjt
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t2s a pie--a .: lor that .k. a-'dv I.t
wst th a iar.fd rjre.-po-.. v. t'jd
Wayne tecthers was the mas-
; tr of terfrr.ories at the Cclum
' 6.a Easin Electric Co-op rt-fent
' rjf--t:r? in Condon. It was re-1
I por-d ti.r.e and ajain that he
r.ide a b;z hit.
PLEASE I If yea hart old. dis
carded a.'d repairable tovs,
i :?t !ri..y tA i'jt ?:lz m a wnr .-yJ of siw...rt a piaj leave them in t.-.e box-'
a J.S xyvtm 'A ux:sjr twA itm peto-'s gorr..T-'t wrove in local stores. The Javcees j
j oj Srxs atr;j.-y to py Sheers o-H te of ot. iU repair them and give them 1
J L ! Merry Ch-tmas: Thar;k you.) pLlnle9 Stamped
Postal receipts for the first
quarter of fiscal year 1971, are
$1,202.77 less than for the same
period last year. There has been
decrease mainly in metered
mail and printed stamped en
velopes. Difficult to explain is
the demand for lock boxes with
a continuous waiting list. Prior
to this year the office averaged
about- 15 to 20 vacancies de
pending upon the season.
1st qtr. 1st qtr.
I Items FY 1971
Six of Turkey
4- 8 lb.
8-12 lb.
12-16 lb.
16-20 lb.
. 20-24 lb.
Room Tcisp
6- 8 hours
812 hours
12-14 hours
14-16 hours
16-18 hours
la Eefriererta
1- 1 days
1H-2 days
2- 2 days
24-3 days
3- 3 hi days
la Coot Watt
3- 4 hoes
4- 6 boars
6- 7 hoars
7- 8 boars
8- 10 hours
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LETTERS i EDITOR
K.
Envelopes
215.10
There's a date change in theStamP Sales SS.917.25
Insemination
Meter
FY 1970
648.60
$8,965.75
i iR T.ivMtrrf'lf
Srhool that was to start in! TOngs
! Heppner Dec. 1. The dates are j Second Class
r.-w la be Dc. 7-8 9-10. CaU fU3U,6:
Jf Yocorr. for details ?SS-S134.
1545.00 255.09
; wrr. of The la!et cbar.fs
I
1T0 th Editor:
; :. Ive ben T.-t;rj? am! Kep-wr of tfcee daj.j
i y-.-r of the old t.rryrt, in j' -
I Lift Etter Creek area I rr.ight
ax well n-jentyvr! a fe- rvore-1
i ?.tjr.h aa iofca E.o.r-an aM the
j Lbtkreaa-Efoc. that J.ed above
Lera. John V.Vda.-d Itved at
j Ler.a then on Com-n the oeek
vn, a J.:r.
Eekw the
Oeor?e C- Gordon
rr: LiMoLn Ave.
Var.oon.ver. Ww.i SV
Dear S.r;
Er.ciod pleas find check
fcr 1 vear u t-scr. Ltion. We en-
ghet. fOTge jn-!v-- the rc' it like a Irf.
H;.-.tor Mr Cik-k. j ter from hers.
w..hyj was Huri CuTln, O-wej Lvd Lieuallers
Ox, Earl W'j?grorth, a F.I
Work parties of interested
folks have made a much im
proved ski area up at Arbuckle-j
: Mo-jr.tain.
' An all-new- ski program is
'planned for this winter season.
Pltns also include a bus from
j Heppr.er every Sunday, accord
' ir.g to Eor.rjie Culp.
' Thev a.-e horjin? for skiin? alii
through Chrtmas vacation forj15 Stamped
ten Cavs if there is enoueh envelope
snow.
Skiing is to start this year!
as soon as there is sufficient
snow and it is expected there
will be more and better skiing!
than ever before.
ree lor all day is still lust
, 99.83
Third flats Bulk
Mail 195.16
list Class Permit
Mail 22739
Box Rentals 754.67
Domestic MO.
Fees 24355
International M.O.
Fees 50
Permit AppL
Fees
IBulk Mail Fees
Discount
23.85
103.67
262.31
232.07
698.03
263.65
15.00
60.00
-25.80 i
Rainbow Girls Stage
Kidnap Breakfast
Early Saturday momirg oem
bers of Heppner's Rainbow Girls
met at the home of their moth
er advisor, Mrs. Hubert Wilsort
From there they set out to kid
nap prospective members for a
breakfast. Mothers of the girls
had been forewarned but not
the girls. The Kidnapping start
ed at 7 a.m. and 30 girls then
enjoyed homemade hot cinna
mon rolls and hot chocolate at
the Wilson home.
Need hot water?
12,575.60 13,778.37
If
ee whirr, one wa
Thanksgiving - Coming and Going
Mr. and Mr C. C, 'mjii,rt ary. and Sally. Dr.vir j? o-jt fro
irom ijkKztwf, win be up to
p-nd Thankitjiivinit with their
on in 1jw and dau(ht-r, Mr.
or A Mm. Al Malln. Mr. South
er brought Al up from Portland
when he left the hoapltal taut
week foilwlri2 surgery.
Mr. and Mr. Dennis Toney
will go to La Grande to have
TliarikKglvIng with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toney.
Mr, and Mrs. Kithard Vlntam.
Tammy, Mark and lum'-n will
go to Milton Freewater to apend
Thanksgiving with her father,
Wllbert Lane.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob JepM-n will
hft a family Thanknglvlng din
ner at their raneh home up
Keck Creek. Both of their
fhlldren Will be there, Brjb yet
in high afhool and Sue, freh
roan at Oregon State. Mrs. Jep
en' mother, Mrs. C. L. Lleual
len of Pendleton will be com
ing over with her son and fam
ily. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lleual
len, Franrlne, Mark, Nancy, Dl-
rxrg Vinson.
Clev Cox moved to Hermtoton
about 1S16 so Wiggleawonris
took over that ranch.
W1J1 be Mr. Marv U.Irr 1 - ,..... ..
Kathy and Carol. Mr. and Mr, til he was bitten by a rabid
Hrt Hynd UJ aljio be guets badger and pawed away.
j After fme time Antone Cun-
aka moved onto this place.
Mr B-n Swaggart bought the
Culy.k ranch, so we were get
ting moved around.
Our mail service was a Star
Route out of Echo, which was
op-rated for the m't part by
the Pearon Brother. Pearl Wil
ey, George and Letter Pearson
aw to it that the mail came
thru mot of the time by Model
T Ford, but once in awhile in
the wtrtler they had to reort
to saddle horses. You could de
liver or get alomat anything on
this mail route.
My mother u-d to send eggs
v. gginrAon. c.ii Kowara. tr2 UA. zrA
Wiggfeworta and Chas. Ear- j jforrvw County Friends:
tYsjlfrtsrw. j Tr.irM jou to very much for
rine -ity wasni always jour kir,dr.e in ending us ail yJZ T Z i.
known by that name, it ud! thfie nke things. It's nicei? bout a "i1"! the. cost
Vj oe known as fallow ay. 1 1 people l.fce you that help us
gy they had a ttore and poet to tetter serve our Navajo
offy-e thre. i friend.
Jaofc Ayres .Earl Avre' fath- j May God bless you as you
et) and Harry Morgan had j continue to share with others
smmmmm in tne area cioe to j that have so little.
Sincerely
Mrs. Betty Brooks
Monument Valley Mission k
Hospital
Monument Valley, Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Orvili Cuttforth
and Ltoa will go to Trie Dalle
to have Thanksgiving, They will
he Joined there by Donna Cuts
forth who to attending school at
Prlnevllle. They will have din
ner at Mrs. Cutoforth's brother
and sisters In law horrie, Mr.
and Mrs. JarM IjttnhUnzt-t. They
will not only celebrate Thanks
giving but they will celebrate
Minerva Danslinger's 75fh
birthday She U Mrs. CuUforth's
mother.
Their two children and four
of other tows. It is the biggest
skiing value we ve heard of. So,
please urge your firends to use
and support Morrow County's
very own ski area.
Dear Charles and Dot:
Would you please print an
other short letter for me, to let
local people know their gifts ar
rived to help Navajo people as
far away at Monument Valley,
Utah.
A great big grateful thanks
to Kindergarten Mothers for
giving their leftover rummage
sale goods to me for the Nava
Y. Sincere kind regards.
Mrs. Lois Winchester
grandchildren will be guests forlnto the George and Miller store
Thanksgiving at the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. Rudy Mensch.
Their son Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mensch, Scott and Kevin will
be coming from Klrkland, Wn.
and their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Weitz, Gary and
Karen of Milton-Freewater.
Long Range Planning Meeting Dates
Family Stability Dec. 1, 1:30 p.m. Lexington School House,
Lexington
Housing Dec. 3, 7:30 p.m. First National Bank Conf. Room,
Heppner
Water Resource Committee Dec. 8, 7:30 p.m. Bank of Eastern
Oregon, Heppner
Youth Ix-c. 9. 1:30 p.m. Gilliam BUbee Conf. R-xjm Heppner
Human Resource Committee Dee. 11. 1:30 p m. Cllllam It Bisbee,
Conf. RKim ALL committee CHAIRMEN
Anyone Interred in the subjects currently being studied by
ca-h committee In Invited to sit in on the meetings and present
their Ideas and suggestions.
THE 1942 wooden grain tUrntot has served as a landmark ia
th north Lexington ara for nearly 30 yaars.
in Echo In exchange for grocer
les. For larger items we ordered
them from the Jone's Cash Gro
cery in Portland.
The slump in wool prices af
ter World War I really hit the
large sheep raisers hard
Tom O'Brien got the Earl
Wigglesworth ranch; Ed Neil
the Vic Wigglesworth ranch and
I believe Healys the R. F. Wig
glesworth place.
The old Palace Hotel bus was
finally used to transport stu
dents to the Pine City school.
Dewey Payne was the driver on
this route.
I know I've left out some of
the old timers, such as Coxen's.
Kenneys, Brawns. Lunbsten and
others. I have a cousin living
here In Vancouver (George Bur
roughs) who was delivered on
our homestead by Mrs. Lumb
sten. Maybe I'll get back to see
BMCC Seeks
Morrow History
Jim Sturgis, curator of mu
mum at Blue Mountain Com
munity College is anxious to
have more history of Morrow
County. Presently he has only
pictures of the 1903 flood. He
says he is sure that there is
more to Morrow County than
tne Hood. Anyone having pic
tures they will share are asked
to take them over to Jim some
time when they are going to
Pendleton. He would be delight
ed to show his guests through
his new quarters.
Mark Tallto arrlTed home Sat
urday for a week of Thanksgiv
ing vacation. He is attending
the University of Montana at
Missoula. He drove as far as
Spokane Friday and staved ov
ernight with Tom McElligott
and came on home Saturday. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gar
ry' Tullis of lone.
Beryl Still mem. 16, killed his
first bull elk on the last day
of the season. The five pointer
was brought down while he
was hunting with the Orville
Cutsforths and Armand Wyland.
He was hunting with his fath
er's rifle. George doesn't care
for the bolt action and this was
the first elk brought down by
that gun. He is considering let
ting Beryl have the rifle.
Ken Cuts forth returned home
Nov. 18 from a flying trip to
Australia. He did considerable
real estate looking, doing his
traveling over the big continent
by plane. One area, he said,
had a "drouth" of 25 inches of
rainfalL Many other places,
however, were drier than any
bone.
He said people make a hund
red dollars a week but except
for food, most things are very
costly. A steak tougher than
our steaks is a $1.50. A mod
est apartment will rent for $40
a week! And they think that's
Learn to Read
Amount of Fall-out
Chevron Oil Powered Water
Heaters provide hot water for
the family 24 hcurs a day.
Economical, too.
CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN EN HEPPNER
L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633
SOndartf O Company el Caliiomia
Emergency Services are pro
viding Radiological Monitoring
class on Nov. 30 at 9 a.m. for
an all-day ' meeting at the
American Legion building.
Those taking the class will
learn to monitor radiological in
struments, which is reading the
amount of tall-out in the air
following an atomic explosion.
inis all-day course will be con
ducted by the Oregon State
Emergency Service.
There are some instruments
kept here and others will be
brought in for the class.
This will be a refresher class
for those who took It two years
ago and provide an opportunity
for others interested in learning
the information.
COMMUNITY
BILLBOARD
When you ten the advertise!
that you saw it in The Gazettp
Times, you help to make a bet
ter paper for your community.
School Lunch Menus
Presented
Through Courtesy of
Heppner Branch
Want clean heat?
wuzri
Thara'fl
standard!
answer
Chevron Heating Fuels burn
clean and pack a lot of heat
Into a few pennies.
CALL YOUR STANDARD
OIL MAN IN HEPPNER
L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-9633
SndcT ca Company ealHamla
FIRST
NATIONAL
Lass or omoom (
Heppner Elementary and
High Schools
SCHOOL HOT LUNCH
MENU
Tuesday, Dec. 1 Ground beef
gravy over rice, Lettucevegeta
ble salad, apricot halves, cook
ies, French bread, milk, butter.
Wednesday, Dec. 2 Pizza,
green beans, carrot and celery
sticks, berry cobbler, milk.
Thursday, Doc. 3 Potato soup,
I peanut butter sandwiches, cab
bage salad, fruit Jell O. topping,
milk.
, Friday. Doc. 4 Fish stit k..
' whole kernel corn, potato chips.
. fruit, muffin squares, butter.
' milk.
DEC 1
toiden Age Club PoUuck
dinner, 7:00 pjn.
At Episcopal Parish Hall
DEC 4
Soroptlmlst Pie Sale
Evans Lumber Yard
DEC 5
Episcopal Church Women's
Luncheon, Bazaar, 11:00
a.m. at Parish Hall
TURKEY HOP
Fair Pavilion
Nov. 28, 9 p.m. to 1 a m.
SPONSORED AS A PUBUC
SERVICE BY
C. A. RUGGLES
Insurance Agency
r.aios 247 PH. 876-962?
If no answer call Ray Boyce.
6765384