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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1973)
bpropor food canning can rcsul? in death , High FihkI prices spur home canning. HcttiuHc of higher rot hi! food prices, many more 'nple are canning thm yeiir than usual, report RnIhmmhi Home Kcon oiiiIkI Molly Saul. She Nlnltti t hut till county extension offices have a good supply of up-to-date hulletimi which Rive correct procedures to follow for canning, freezing, pickling, jam mid jelly making. All Information In the bulletins is hased on research done either at the U.S. Department of Agriculture or Oregon State Univerinty. Mrs. Saul says the recent dealh of a Nyssa man from botulism, resulted in many calls to the extension office. This deadly form of food poisoning is caused by improperly canned food. To prevent the possibility of botulism, it is imperative that all non-acid foods be canned in a pressure canner. This includes all kinds of meal, fish, poultry and non-acid vegetables such as Something special for 4-H girls A special program, aimed at all 4-H girls, will Ik presented July 10.9:30 -ll::t0a.m., at the Heppner Elementary School in Heppner. "We want all 4-H girls, those in home economics projects, as well as those in other projects to be there!'' said Birdine Tullis, Morrow Extension Aide. Sessions on hair care and styling, grooming, clothing se lection, and modeling will be offered. There will be sessions tailored to the needs and interests of younger girls, and some designed to assist older girls. Extension agents presenting the "Strictly Us Girls" program are Debbie Barker. Cheri Jo Carter and Kathy Jamieson. They will be assisted by Cheri Carlson, student in home eco nomics at OSU, Jean Jepsen, beautician, and other local i-oKonrep neonlp All 4-H girls are invited to attend the special event, i iiniliire unH mothers are ex tended a special invitation to accompany the girls. We PENDULUM CLOCK THAT LOOKS LIKE A FINE Heirloom All the craftsmanship of a bye gone age has been lavished on this beautiful clock. Its case is solid wood with a polished walnut finish. Movement and gold finish pendulum, oper ated by a standard flashlight battery, tick awoy the time pre cisely. Classic black Roman numeral dial and hands. 23'2 high, 10'2" wide. The BUIOVA SAVOY.. $46. Stat Hcurs: A.M. to C -M. 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER PH. 676-9200 iMSMtMCMti (M'tis, corn, hiring beans and iieclK. The high temperature attained in a pressure canner will kill the ImiIuIiiious Swire, whic h produces the deadly rnxin in the absence of air. Mrs. Saul also stated that it is highly important that the gauge on the pressure canner be checked for accuracy at least every two years. If the gauge is not measuring accurately, hoiuluious spoilage could result. I'lifortunately, no place in this Eastern Oregon area tests gauges, hut the extension office has the name and address of a concern in Portland which offers this service. Only the gauuo need by mailed, not the entire lid. The cost is minimal. If the gauge is tint accurate, a notation is made explaining how to compensate for the inaccur acy. In Morrow County, lor further information call the extension office at the Gilliam and H i slice Building, Heppner. 17(i !042. It AWI.INS iltM)I)l CillTKK AitittvKs.iiM::m Mrs. Bill Rawlins. Ashland tour leader, returned to Hepp ner Friday evening, and during that night became a grand mother for the second time. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brewster of Longview. Wn., are parents of a daughter. Natalie Rene. Their first child, Matthew, is two years old. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Rawlins; and uncles, Tom. John and Charles Rawlins of the Eight Mile area. Grandma Jane left again on Sunday to stay with grandson Matt and his father, and to help mother Carol when she brings Natalie home from the hospital. Jane exacts to be gone a least one week. I.WITKO Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams cordially invite their friends to attend the wedding of their daughter. Cheryl Hams, to Robert Ployhar, Saturday, July 7. at the Hope Lutheran Church, Heppner, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The reception will follow in the church social rooms. "Something from tha jewtUn U alwayt something special" JEWELERS r CREEN STAMPS Neighborhood Center has varied programs Hy PAT BltlVDl-K The Neightxtrhood Center is the unifying force to make the eommunilie resources avail able to those needing them in Moirow County. The main function as a center is to provide people with services, information and ma terials. The nutrition program on Wednesday evenings are for seniors over age 55. Socializing and dinner is provided for about 30 to 35 people, with trays delivered to shut-ins. This program may be expanded this coming year to twice a week, with transportation from lone and Lexington for more people fo attend. Volunteers at the present time bring those need ing rides. During the school year the cafeteria at school was donated for space for the meals, and this summer the Elks are donating use of their kitchen and dining facilities. The Thursday senior citizens socials are supported by church, lodge and social groups who supply the crafts and refreshments for one month of the year. This program is supplemented by additional purchases of extras such as glue, sequins, etc., as most organizations have limited supplies. This past year NC has sought out Senior Citizens who could be eligible for food stamps under the project Find program . NC is conducting a survey of senior citizen housing and nutrition needs at the present time with information gathered to be used by other agencies to determine needs. 001 I Breeding Service Artificial Insemination Service beef and dairy American Breeders Representative Joe Yocom Lexington, Oregon Ph. 989-P134 TYPEWRITER DIRTY? Call or leave your machine tfl " the Heppner Gazette Times. Larry of Standard Office Equipment of La Grande who stops every three weeks will contact you. New and used type-' writers. 14tfc City Council 'Heppner City Council 9MtSuSS9'. Citizens having matters for discussion please present them to City Recorder one week prior to regular meet ing or bring them before the Council. Ph. 676-9618 Exterminating Service - Dobyns Pest Control Rodent and Insect Ex termination .Termite Control Grain . Fumigation Cattle Spray Fcgging John Jepsen Ph.: lone 422-7180 Floor Covering, Heating M&R Floor Covering and Heating Co. WilllaniH Firnaces Complete Installations Linoleum Refrigeration o Carpet 1 nf; Domestic and 0 Oil Burr.er Commercial Service Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Pi'i. 675-9418 Heppner Funeral Home Sweeney Funeral Home Pre-arrangements Distant Removals Serving. lone. Heppner and Lexington Licensed Funeral Director Heppner Pb. 676-9600 Insurance Fire, Casualty, Life and Health OPS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. John Gochnauer Agent Pendleton Heppner 676-5862 276-2732 Ruggles - Boyce INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 676-9625 Bo 247 Heppner, Oregon Ray Boyce Ph. 676-5384 Turner, Van Matter and Bryant GENERAL INSURANCE Ph. 676-9113 The GED and ABC (high school and basic education) classes are held in the center. The GED tests were given by 920 21ff -Cr , I. PAT BRINDLE BMCC three times this past school year making it easier for those enrolled to gain their certificates here instead of traveling to Pendleton. NC provided tuition and book fees and test charges for low-income people. A limited supply of food is available for emergency orders as well as a good supply of used clothing and bedding. This past Christmas there was packed and delivered throughout the County 31 baskets for needy families and senior citizens The gifts and food and toys were all donated by interested people, organizations and vol unteers. Monuments Eternal Markers BRONZE GRANITE INSTALLATIONS VASES Cemetery Grave Markers SWEENEY MORTUARY Serving lone, Heppner and Lexington Heppner Ph. 676-9600 Optometrist Dr. E. K. 'Schaffitz OPTOMETRIST Next to Hotel Heppner Entrance Telephone 676-9465 f Physicians-Surgeons w Dr. L. D. Tibbies OSTEOPATHIC Physician & Surgecr 1st National Bank Bldg. . Res. 676-9210 Off. 676-9616 Wallace H. Wolff M.D. P.C. Family Practice Week Days by Appointment and Emergencies Ph. 676-9253 Reg. 676-9620 Gerald A. "Jones M.D. Physician and Surgeon ' 116 E. Hurlburt Hours Monday thru Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. THE GAZETTE-TIMES has Heppner Picture Post cards! Select either the colorful picture of thel Morrow County Court" house or the aerial view of the city. Only 10c ea. Title Insurance Morrow County Abstract & Title Co TITLE INSURANCE Office in Peters Building Ph. 676-9912- Watch Repair Peterson's Jewelers Latest Jewelry and Gift Goods Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Heppner, Oregon Ph. 676--9200 Wholesalers-Mfgs. "Pride of Oregon Ice Cream" Butter. Kraft Food Lines Dud Tash-Products Specialist Clay Phillips, Assistant MORROW CO. CREAMERY BILL COX. MGR. 676-9244 Cafes "Loungeg CAI.'S IjOI NGK CAFE SjMM-ialists in mixed drinks uiiii fine foods 1 c ' 176 . Main llcppncr. Oregon (76-5613 Pomona Granrjo honors dead Moirow County Pomona Grange met at ti. (;,.nfM.(J itange Hall j Boardn.an Saturday night. The dinner was prepared and served bv the The center Is used as a referral point for those needing help in securing U'gal Aid, M It (rehabilitation), DDSA (developmental disabilities services 1 4 C's. Mainstream or Social Security help. The coun selors use the center for contact , and followup is done by them at the center office. NC works closely with Action for the Handicapped, which is a two-county project aiding the menially retarded or other handicapped individuals. A group home and activity center is located in Pendleton with Morrow County clients enrolled. The center is used by other organizations for meetings, some of which are the Soropti mists. Great Decisions group, TOPS, Weight Watchers. The above organizations are given the center after the regular scheduled programs are sched uled, as the centers main focal point is to help people first, and secondly for social contacts. Drop-outs or underemployed " and unemployed clients are CENTRAL MARKET HILLS DOGGIES ckdsc mil 38-oz. STIDD'S BEEF or CHICKEN BROTH CHUNK, CRUSHED TIDBIT, SLICED PINEAPPLE WESTERN 13-oz. FAMILY Nalley's Tang Salad Drcssinrr I 59$ I IiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jiff I PEANUT I BUTTER i v - IIKITNKR Women's Activity Group. Proceeding the meet inv a memorial, under the direction of Mrs. Pearl Wright, honored dangers who died the last year. They were Donna Wick- given a chance to upgrade their skills by taking evening classes rmm BMCC or enrolling full time. There were three full time students at BMCC sponsored, and seven others enrolled in evening classes. This number is in addition to the GED and ABC students. Hopefully, the experi ence of skills upgrading or a chance for vocational training will help them become self sufficient and selp -supporting members of society. Funding source for the center in the past has been the Community Action Agency for Morrow and Umatilla Counties, (BMKDC) and SOS (senior opportunities) under OEO. No longer is this funding available. NC has the promise of revenue sharing funds from the County Court to maintain the center and the coordinators salary. Funding is needed for all other programs and the center is soliciting help from community organizations as well as apply ing for Program on Aging help. These Prices FRESH PORK HOCKS Lindsay Pitted Ripe Olives No. 300 2 for Nabisco or Ritz SNACK CRACKERS MARKET HKK.) A7.KTTK-TIMK8, ThuruUy. July S, 1171 lander, Oeenlield. Carl Troed koii mid M.tlile Crawford of Willows; John Bcrgstrom, Khea Creek and Alvin Wagenblast, Anna Smouse and Hciiha Nel son of I'xinglon. Candles were liuhted and flowers placed on the altar in memory. The meeting was called to outer by Master Barton (lark, who introduced Bob Coble, state deputy, a distinguished guest and honor guests, Morton Wol vei ton, I'nwttilla County deputy and Joe DuPuis, Pomona Master of Umatilla County.; Mis. Berl Akers, the newly iipiMiintcd District 6 Chairman of the Women's Activities; and Bet I Akers. State Grange gate kecper and Steward for Morrow County Pomona. Keports were given on the KinleGrange activities by those unending, including an agricul ture report on cattle imports, lax reform, title insurance and riotico Jerry's Berber Shop will bo closed Jury 10-14 (Vccotlon) Jerry's Darbor She? Friday-Salurday- Good Pork Shoulder ROASTS MunnimuiiuimimmuiillllinuiiiiHiuliiuuuiiuiiiiuiiuiiMiwiiiiuMiiiuiii: mmm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmn VAN CAMPG run heads Socdloss Gropos-Ji.fl9( Tropicana Fresh I Ia Orango Joico5LsU0 Radishes & e Green Onions iSDuncnes " Photic: (Groe). 676-9614, (Meat) 67g:S2S3 01 tiers. Flossie Ball reported on the Women's Activities of the County and Dorrii Graves on the lecturer's programs of the County. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clark entertained the group with a talk and slides of their recent trip to Japan with the tour group sponsored by the Oregon Stale Grange. 4 FereeH t P i novo Tofta vwt payoMat F 00 my 11 x H ft f GEirrar. 5 Set up In Pendleton R CALL 276-3611 f Dealer USDAVChoIco RUttP ROASTS lb. 51 19 (() to Instent V . i "ifc. 1 S I I 1 '0 nP it m m x r A It'g. nice to save twice -low prices and S&H Green Stamps A "l JEN MPS
