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FOUR The Hrppner GteUe-Time, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, November 25, 1982 Port of Morrow engineers open Boardman office - "J R.L. (Bob) Miller Seton, Johnson & Odell, Inc., port engineer for the Port of Morrow has announced that it will open a branch office in Boardman December 1. The office will be located at 1 Marine Drive in the Port of HHS home ec teacher has recipe published A favorite recipe of Linda Panter, home economics teacher at Heppner High School has been accepted for publication in a new cookbook published by Favorite Recipes Press of Nashville, Tenn. "Peach Dumplings" ap pears in the "Desserts" cook book which includes over 300 recipes for low-calorie treats, frozen and refrigerated des serts, cheese-cakes, merin gues and tortes. in addition to traditional cookies, cakes and pies, said the company. The cookbook also includes a Dessert Freezing Guide and a creative garnish section not found in similar cookbooks. 'Desserts" is the 34th in a series of Home Economics Teachers Cookbooks from Favorite Recipes Press, which feature top recipe selec tions from Home Economics Teachers nationwide. The cookbooks are marketed nationally in fund-raising drives by home economics students and have become one of the most collected cookbook series ever published, the company reported. In addition to Favorite Re cipes Press cookbooks, Nash ville EMS also markets a variety of other school fund raising products by a sales force in over 40 states coast-to-coast. Nashville EMS is owned by Times Mirror, a Fortune 500 Company. Following is Panter's recipe: Peach Dumplings Sugar 1 Tbsp. cornstarch Cinnamon Nutmeg Cloves 3 c. canned sliced peaches with syrup 1 tsp. lemon juice 1 c. biscuit mix 6 Tbsp. milk Blend cup sugar, corn starch. li teaspoon cinnamon and U teaspoon each nutmeg and cloves in saucepan with peaches and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat until thick and clear, stirring constantly. Combine biscuit mix. 1 Ta blespoon sugar, teaspoon cinnamon and dash each nut meg and cloves with milk, Now Call 989-8221 For M.C.G.G. Chemical Plant to Morrow office building. The new manager of the Boardman office, R.L. (Bob) Miller, is a registered profes sional land surveyor in Ore gon. Miller's professional experience includes 14 years of land surveying (primarily providing rural land surveys), section breakdown, extensive office and field search for original monuments and doc umentations, topographical studies, lot studies and subdi visions. Miller was born and raised in Eastern Washington. Seton, Johnson & Odell has served as port engineer for the Port of Morrow since 1981. This office will provide local staff to serve the needs of the port and also offer engineer ing and surveying services to stirring until moistened. Drop batter by teaspoonfuls into bubbling sauce. Cook for five minutes. Cook tightly covered, for 10 to 12 minutes longer. Serve warm with ice cream. Yield six servings. Special work days slated at Neighborhood Center By NEOLA MACKEY Ladies who attend the Thursday craft -social time at the Heppner Neighborhood Center will be working all day Tuesday, Nov. 30 and Thurs day. Dec. 2 and part of Friday, Dec. 3 getting ready for Arti factory which will be held at the Heppner fairgrounds Sa turday, Dec. 4. Proceeds from the sale will be used to buy craft supplies which are need ed to continue the group. Adult and Family Services counselor Janet Phillips will be at the center Wednesday, Dec. 1 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. lone 4-H'er to attend National 4-H Congress Diann Morter of lone will be one of more than 1.700 4-H'ers from every state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that will meet at Chicago, 111. November 28 for the 61st National 4-H Congress. The Oregon delegation, led by Duane P. Johnson, acting state 4-H leader with the Ore gon State University Exten sion Service, will leave Port land early Friday morning, Nov. 27, for Chicago. They will return Friday, Dec. 3. With the theme, "4-H Path ways To The Future," the week-long educational pro gram features workshops, as semblies, field trips and re cognition events. Also 279 scholarships, totalling $259,000 in educational grants, will be Fair board plans dinner The Morrow County Fair Board will hold an annual dinner for fair and rodeo volunteers on Sunday, Nov. 28, 2 p.m. at the fairgrounds annex building, announced Dorothy Estberg, fair secre tary. Everyone who helped To better serve our we have changed the lone Chemical Division phone number 989-8221, the same as our head office. Just ask for CHEMICAL DIVISION when you call. other clients in the region, the firm said. Recent port pro jects have included the engi neering for the port's food processing waste irrigation system and the Ullman Boule vard overpass which is cur rently under construction. Seton. Johnson & Odell is now engaged in the planning and design of port and harbor improvements for the Port's West Beach General Cargo Facilities. Terminal No. Three. Seton. Johnson & Odell is a multidiscipline engineering firm which provides engineer ing, surveying and environ mental services to clients. The firm's headquarter office is in Portland with another branch office in Seattle. New County Museum hours announced Beginning Wednesday, Dec. I. the Morrow County Museum at Heppner will be open Satur days. Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 p.m. A free blood pressure clinic will be held at the center December 1 from 2:30 to 4;30 p.m. by Morrow County Health Nurse Pat Wright. Work on Christmas baskets will begin at the center on Monday, Dec. 6. Toys, cloth ing and food are still needed. The baskets will be delivered December 20 and 21. A Social Security represen tative will be available at the center on Friday, Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The center will be closed Thursday, Nov. 25 and Friday, Nov. 26 for the Thanksgiving holiday. awarded in some 40 4-H pro ject areas. Morter's project area is foods and nutrition and her trip sponsor is General Foods. In her food project, she has prepared 1.274 dishes includ ing cookies, cakes, quick breads, yeast breads and in ternational dishes, said a 4-H spokesperson. She has been a 4-H member for nine years. Other projects include cloth ing, home environment, tole painting and food preserva tion. She served as a junior leader and last year as a teen leader for a foods club. The 4-H'er's achievements have been many, including trips to state fair to partici pate in style revues, foods with the fair and rodeo is invited to attend, she said. Barbecued lamb will be served and members of fair and rodeo committees are asked to bring a salad or dessert, she said. customers Greens Workshop explained By JUSTIN K WEATHF.RKORD Some people may not un derstand much about the Hep pner Garden Club's annual Greens Workshop, but may wish to make their own Christmas decorations from fresh greenery this year. The workshop takes place during the Artifactory in the 4-H Annex building which is attached to the main room of the fairground pavilion build ing. The Heppner Garden Club provides a supply of green boughs, wire circles and rib bon bows and other trimming items for wreaths, swags, table pieces and other decora tions. Experienced garden club members are there to instruct and assist newcomers during Topic Club members learn about Thailand A most interesting program was presented by Marie Rietmann. a 1981 international Four-H Youth Exchange stu dent from Condon, for mem bers of the lone Topic Club on November 17 at the home of Martha Peterson. Marie is the daughter of Van and Rosie Rietmann and her paternal grandmother. Ruth (Riet mann) Shane, was a charter member of the North lone Improvement Club, forerun ner of the lone Topic Club. As a part of the I.F.Y.E. program Rietmann spent three months in Thailand liv ing with 10 different families ranging from one very weal thy family to others of very meager means, reported a Topic Club member. Some interesting facts she gave to the members included: 95 percent of Thais are Buddhists and all young men must study Buddhism; houses there are built on stilts: one-fourth of contests and presentations. She also shared her skills by assisting 4-H staff with special training programs. An honor student at lone High School, she was active in school government, as a cheerleader and in many extra curricular activities. In her application for na tional awards Morter claims that 4-H opened new worlds for her and allowed learning and experiences she would never have had without 4-H. In her own works she tells how she learned by mistakes and trying, and of disappoint ments as well as achieve ments which prepared her for life beyond her high school years. She shares, too, the joys she found in helping brothers, sisters and younger club members. All 4-H members attending congress were selected on the basis of their outstanding work and overall achievement in the youth education pro ;teak n Just Saturday Nite Live II Dinner All Nite 6:30p.m. Dance All Nite 8:30p.m. Turkey Hour 8:30-9:30 Q Hfticin timr Qtwnnt the workshop. Persons who have created their own green ery decorations at previous workshops will probably be able to work independently. Everyone who comes to work with greenery should bring along pruning shears or gar den clippers, and maybe some gloves. If they have a wreath wire circle-base and -or wrap ping wire from previous years they should bring that. too. along with any favorite trim ming items they own. All of the needed workshop items will be available for sale on Saturday. Fresh Oregon holly will also be sold. As a special, new feature this year, the garden club plans to be showing two series of colored slides on "Christmas Trees Around the World" and on "Christmas Arrangements the homes have TV; cooking is done over an open fire on a wok a great deal of the time; Thai food is very hot with spices; food is purchased from floating markets or street markets: transportation is by three-wheeled bicycles; ex tended families of two or more generations often live toge ther; 500.000 refugees from Cambodia, Vietnam and other surrounding countries live in Thailand: three crops of rice are grown yearly; and educa tion is compulsory through the first six grades. Oregon has participated in the I.F.Y.E. program for 32 years. At the business meeting it was reported that the Library Board had sorted out about 60 books in the childrens' and young adults' category to be sent to Zimbabwe through United Church of Christ World Ministries to help natives learn English. gram of the Extension Ser vice. Johnson explains. Con gress events and award spon sors are arranged by the National 4-H Council. The congress will conclude Thursday night with the naming of the six presidential award winners, the annual banquet and a farewell dance. Give a Little Joy 20 OFF All Small Appliances on display During Christmas Opening Fit & at SEARS Authorized Catalog Merchant night 95 1 .Off ft I ! and Decorations." There will be no charge for watching the slide program. The Heppner Garden Club's December meeting will be combined with a Friday night work session at the workshop location. All members need to come Friday evening, Dec. 3, at 7 p.m.. with their greens clippers, ready to make a few wreaths and swags to have as samples and for sale on Satur day. They will have a chance then to preview the slides that will be shown during the workshop, club president Theta Lowe announces. The idea for the Greens Workshop originated with a former garden club leader, the Rev, Ed Cutting of United Methodist Church, many years ago. Cutting was an experienced and artistic hor ticulturist before he entered the ministry. For quite a few years the annual Greens Workshops were held in the basement of the Methodist Church, but after the Artifac tory got situated at the fair grounds, the workshop was moved along -side that event. Each year recently the show ing and sale of paintings by Morrow County artists has been held in the 4-H Annex space along with the Greens Workshop. Announcing Jim Greeninger in Concert Classical Guitar Monday, Dec. 6 7:30p.m. The following li In reporting requirements of Claimant Umatilla Co. Sheriff Pettyjohn Oil Co. Heraleton Tlr. k Auto First Interstate Bank Marilyn Collette, et ala Margo Sharer Deana Seeger Murray Drugs, Inc. Pacific N.W. Ball Nl.nl. Holland k Scott Wllion'a Bldg. Mtee. Heppner Nor Caa Co. Turner, VanMarter k Bryant Columbia Beiln Electric Michael M. Hill, et ala Michael J. Sveency Thoroaa J. Dltton E. 0. Kelthley, et al I.B.M. Xerox Corp. Oregon Dept. of Agriculture Heppner Postmaster Jaynaa Bualnaat Mach. Morrow Co. Mental Health Nleml, Holland 4 Scott Oregon Dept. of Revenue Morrison Reynolds Extension Service Sears, Roebuck k Co. 3M PTZ5317 Heppner Postmaster Executive Dept. City of Umatilla Nudelman Brorh.rs Pacific N.W. Bell Pacific N.W. Bell Aasn. of Oregon Counties Stephen Trukosltx Margo Sherer, Treasurer Pacific N.W. Bell Rentex Corporation Columbia Basin Electric Heppner Auto Parta Devln Oil Co. , Inc. Pettyjohn OH Co. Pendleton Truss Umatilla Ready-Mix Lexington Lumber Yard E. H. Itchner Co. Spokane Culvert Co. C.O.W.S. R. D. Sargent Clenn Irby Arrow Tranaportatlon , Chevron U.S.A., Inc . Hermlston Tire k Auto Pacific N.W. Bell Closen F. Christian Woodpecker Truck Turner, VanMarter k Bryant ZEP Manufacturing M.C.C.C. M.C.C.C. Arrow Tranaportatlon Chevron U.S.A. , Inc. Inland Machinery Co. The Standard Steel Co. VanSchoiack Oil, Inc. Boyd Martin Aaen. of Oregon Counties N.W. Pump k Equipment Caacada Battery Warehouse Chevron U.S.A. , Inc. Arrow Tranaportatlon Inland Machinery Terrel L. Tempi .man Alison Turner M. C. School District Pacific N.W. Bell Ohngren 1 a Maaonlc Bldg. Assn. Assn. of Oregon Counties Lott's Electric Soft Step Interiors , Ohngren' a Willamette Industries E.C.O.A.C. Blue Mtn. Econ. Dev. Pacific N.W. Bell Sam Boardman Elementary ; Watch for our Christmas Ads following Thanksgiving rain BrorjQFSm. INSULATION WALLS ATTIC FLOORS STORM WINDOWS THERMOPANES STORM DOORS FREE ESTIMATES CALL KEN FIFIELD 276-6552 PENDLETON Heppner Jr. High Auditorium $3 Adults $2 Students & Seniors Tickets at the door "...Foremost guitarist of the Northwest." Jonr Fronr mo Guitarra Magatine Sponsored by the Heppner Elementary & Jr. High Band accordance with 0RS 294.250, pertaining to the County Auditor for the month of October. 1982. Service for which payment is claimed Sheriff Jail Expenaa Sheriff Vehicle Expense Sheriff Vehicle Expense Sheriff Schools Expanse Clr. Court Jurors Treasurer Conv. k Duea L.C.D.C. Coordination Health Nurse Immun. Clinics Non-Dept. Current Exp. (Tela.) Non-Dept. Audit Park Attendants Park Electric k Butane General - Worker's Com?. Ins. Cthse. a Annex Power k Lights Clr. Court Jurora k Vltneaaes Clr. Court Ap-)t. Atty. Pees Clr. Court Appt. Atty. Pees Solid Waate Contract Labor Non-Dept. Machine Ktae. Non-Dept. Paper k Poetare Predatory Animal Control Non-Dept. Paper k Postage J. P. Supplies Menlsl Health Tranafers Non-Dept. Audit Asssssor State Mdaa. J. P. Court Aopt. Atty. Pee Non-Dept. (2nd Qtr. Tranefer) Cthse. k Annex Repair k Mtaa. Non-Dept. Machine Mtaa. Non-Dept. Paper k Postage Sheriff Comm. Exp. Sheriff Jail Expenaa Sharif! Uniform Expenaa Non-D.pt. Current Exp. (Tela.) Non-Dent . Current Exp. (Tela.) ucnerai - neaitn Ina. Juvenile Attorney Fees Non-Dept. Property Taxes Non-Dept. Curr. Exo. (Tsle.) Road Shon Supplies' Road Misc. Road Repairs Road Cas k Oil Road Caa k Oil Road Shop Relocation Road Shop Relocation Roed Shop Relocation Road Materials k Supplies Road Materials k Supplies Road Shop Suppllea Road Mlac. (Kent) Road Misc. Road Freight k Asphalt Road Freight k Asphalt Road Tlrea k Tubea Road Radio Communication Road Capital Equipment Road Capital Equipment Road - Health Ins. Road Shop Supplies Road Repairs Road Shop Relocation Road Freight k Asphalt Road Freight k Aaphalt Road Repairs Road Materials k Supplies Road Cas k Oil Road Shop Relocation Road - Health Ins. Road Repairs Road Repalra Road Freight k Asphalt Road Freight t Asphalt Road Capital Equipment Mental Health Travel Mental Health Travel Mental Health TMR Claasroom Hentel Health Communication. Mental Health Equip, k Furn. Mental Health Rent Mental Health - Health Ins. Revenue Shar.- Equip, Purch. Revenue Shar.- Bldg. Improve. Revenue Shar. -Equip. Purch. Revenue Shar. - Bldg. Improve. Revenue Shar, - Senior Ser. Revenue Shar. - Neigh. Conter 911 Emer. Tela.- Curr. Exp. Juv. Ser, Cotmn. -Movie) Rental Amount Ordered Paid S 3. IBS. 00 2 ,722. 54 315. 96 284.01 351.96 164.20 250.00 422.00 373.28 2.000.00 599.59 395.00 2,131.50 252.74 524.48 274.50 318.45 730.00 197.40 213.60 10,979.00 400.00 167.35 2,500.00 2,000.00 393.00 388.50 14,842.25 206.49 480.00 800.00 300.00 243.00 185.80 648.39 268.05 6,501.15 202.00 2,486.06 468.03 259.58 151.78 841.51 571.91 4,857.65 753.00 783.13 1,124.84 74,120.00 6,701.32 240.62 155.00 171.50 1,532.15 8,555.60 814.74 172.51 17,500.00 58,474.67 5,071.50 181.48 320.26 185.00 . 826.74 i 3,936.80 2,802.01 1,461.64 985.86 2,662.50 4,538.91 828.74 363.75 4,663.60 734.86 199,535.00 342.68 211.93 760.00 243.42 163.67 150.00 640.05 900.00 361.00 3,700.75 391.94 1,880.00 1,350.67 341.20 237.00 HEPPNER ELKS 358 Islington 9894221 Published: November 25, 1982 4 svJM Mm
