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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 6, 1978 THIRTEEN 7T-. Tax relief bill signed President Carter has signed "i'lrito law a measure elimina te ting an inadvertent tax burden ''imposed on farmers and f'l ranchers who received de cayed disaster and deficiency b payments. boo "This is another step in the t efforts of Congress to assure B Uiat the economic impact of the recent drought is not compounded by problems with federal relief programs, said Oregon Congressman Al Ull man, House sponsor of the measure. Ullman introduced the legis lation after learning from Oregon farmers and ranchers that a paperwork backlog in the Department of Agriculture had delayed some 1977 pay ments until early this year. The bill was introduced in the Senate by Oregon Senator Bob Pack wood. The legislation allows most farmers to treat the payments received early this year as 1977 income. O Kinzua news Barbara Pike 768-2861 Have you noticed how the year is rushing along? Easter is gone and memorial Day will soon be here. How is it possible for the days to drag and the years to run? Here in Kinzua even the days rush by with an almost indecent haste. The log deck seems to be melting away before our eyes and each family is caught up in their own plans for the future. However, don't expect all the Kinzua-Camp Five people to move out of this area. Many of us plan to stay while new housing is located, children finish a final school year and a few will be hoping to find employment in the area so they can stay here at "home" in Wheeler County. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowrey, Sisters, spent Saturday visit ing at the Hershel Murdock home. The Ixwreys are for mer residents. Mrs. Lowrey and her daughter have just opened a new shop for casual clothes in the small central Oregon town. If you get to Sisters stop by "Moms and Mine" and say hello. ..Betty is pleased to have her husband home for the weekend. ..Her shel is working as a faller for Cody Logging at Tygh Valley. Pat McMinn spent Friday in Kinzua visiting at the Johnnie Jackson home. Johnnie and Dinah are back home after a mid-March visit to Aspen, Colorado. They enjoyed mm CR EAMY BUTT! WESTERN FAMILY, POUND EY :R cms CO SALAD 01 48-OZ. SIZE WHIPPED IMITATION SALAD DRESSING 32-OZ. SIZE AW-PLEASER DINNERS FROM BANQUET ASSORTED VARIETIES f 1 SOflES T WHITE & ASSORTED COLORS 4-ROLL PACK GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 10 LB. BAG M.49 BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS 69 NABISCO SNACK CRACKERS ,. .,-. 69 TOP RAMEN NOODLES Assorted Varieties, 3-oz. Pkg. . . . 51 SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER, 28 OZ.,.a,, ,1.59 BIG G CHEERIOS OR WHEATIES Its SET 95 PILLSBURY PLUS CAKE MIXES . 65 SHUR-FRESH fME EREAB DUTCH CRUNCH OR SESAME FRENCH 15-OZ. LOAVES POTATO OR CRACKED WHEAT 22'2-OZ. LOAVES FOR FOR SHUR-FRESH DO NUTS 3LB.CRISC0 SHORTENING SEE OUR STORES FOR NEW COST SAVING RECIPES YOU FIX AT HOME msco $1 m Us RED ROSE BLACK TEA BAGS PACKAGE OF 100. 1 QQ PLAIN, POWDERED, CRUNCH OR HALF & HALF, PKG. OF 8 S jr I iff TOTINO PARTY PIZZA PEPPEROIMIOR SAUSAGE, 13.5-14 OZ. GREEN GIArJT VEGETABLES ASST. VARIETIES 10-OZ. TREE TOP PEAR-GRAPE JUICE jZJ 12-OZ. SIZE D) 0 CALIFORNIA J'' : :V . FRESH. I (O A S : ff 12-oz. f o y ( j - . RED LEAF red ripe :: - j LETTUCE 4; T0MAT0ES i)(at I h,LzAEDf) $c e ea. CllyiBS. Li An -riimrrMinw 7 $1 I mninuMi 'for I X " 1 P',Jii""7ii"inMir.. ' rrv ap rn a nrcn I I it i cva-o unnrcrnui i Ruby Red. WASHINGTON YELLOW ONIONS 6,b. 1 BAKING SIZE POTATOES 5,. 1 FRESH ALFALFA SPROUTS., .. 39 watching the colorful skiers and the scenery but found the number of tourists a bit much. Steve and Roberta Conlee and sons went to LaGrande the Thursday before Easter to attend the wedding of Rober ta's cousin, Kay Gorham, and Craig Braseth on Saturday. Scott Conlee was ringbearer for his cousin who is a former Heppner resident. The Con lees stopped in Milton-Free-water to spend Easter Sunday with Rob and Ruby Hastings, former Kinzua residents, be fore returning home Sunday evening. Shirley Peterson and her family, Hermiston, spent the Easter weekend in Kinzua with the Raymond Reid fami ly. Sunday Dena, her daugh ters, Shirley and her daughter Peri all went to Spray to attend the 90th birthday party honoring Cora Burnside. Jiggs and Rita Bowman had a busy Easter weekend. Rita's sister and her husband, Mr. a and Mrs. Clayton Clapper of Hermiston, arrived on Friday to spend the holiday with the Bowmans. Sunday morning they were joined by Dave and Sara Riney, Vic Bowman and Brian Say, all from Prinville. Accompanying the Prineville group was Cindy Bowman who had been staying with the Riney's during spring vaca tion. The family group was joined by Ron and Ginger Bowman and Pete and Sharon Ewell for Easter dinner. This weekend the Bowmans were hosts to Otis and Twila Vaughn. The Vaughns are well known in Kinzua, having lived in Kinzua several years ago. The Kelso, Washington couple enjoyed visiting a number of old friends while in town. Also visiting at the Bowman home this last weekend was Brian Say, Prineville. Hospital 1 Notes J Ten patients were admitted to Pioneer Memorial Hospital during the week between Tuesday, March 28, and Tues day, April 4. Persons admitted and dis missed in that period include aire Andresen, Melinda Helmholtz, Inez Gentry, Crys tal Jones, Hal Whitaker and Bruce Clement, all of Hepp ner; Suzanne Britt, Pendle ton; and Shad Eng, Lexington. Maude Craber of Heppner was transferred from the hospital into the nursing home, while Carolyn Howard of Lexington remained a hospital patient on Tuesday. BIRTH The first baby in April was delivered by the Morrow County stork to Pioneer Me morial Hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Kyle Evans of Heppner became the proud parents of their first child, a daughter named Josilyn Jill, at 4:58 a.m. on Monday, April 3. She weighed in at 7 pounds, 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans, Heppner; and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Raymond, Helix. Josilyn's great-grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Ruff Raymond, Helix; Millie Evans, Heppner; George Krebs, Portland. Lovgrens welcome grandson Mr. and Mrs. James Lov gren of Heppner proudly announce the birth of a grandson this week. Matthew Malachi was the name chosen by happy par ents Michael and Vicki Mil lard of Portland for their first child, born at 6:36 a.m. on Monday, April 3. He weighed in at 7 pounds 2 ounces. Other grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, Pendleton; and Bettye Mil lard, Eugene. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harris, Pendleton; Ber dine Butler, Cottonwood, Jda. ; and Madeline Millard, Junc tion City, Kan. li R,tu
