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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1982)
TEN The Heppner GsirUe-Tlmes, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. December 16. ISM lone students, faculty turn out for Comm. Service Day ' Kill .V I ' ft"' I" ' 1 A - - ' i , 4 , t,m Fbnon (t), Troy l-ndsirom, Oa Gu.errez and Denny S.arr decora on .one Gy ft, ree for Ihe holidoy as part of o CommuniV Service Day pro,ect bst Wednesday. Eric Pomter (I), Dado Anglm and retidenf yard. Apple Juice & Cider - Know You've probably been drinking apple juice and ap ple cider since you were a youngster, but have you ev er realized that the two aren't I T 1 T 1 T I T I T I T 1 V I r 1 T I I I Ti 3 A M If I I Friday Night HEPPNER ELKS 358 Join Us at the Tenia i JesTi; Pairtu Saturday, Dec. 18 Vance to 'Firelight9 Music Begins at 9p.m. No Regular Dining Ha Uunmmx. i t 1 v ' 2 ? v : Scoit Bamett do their part by The Differprxe? quite the same even though their names are sometime used interchangeably? Apple juice, as the name implies, is the juice which l I T 1 I I 1 III T I T 1 V 1 -j' I i I T Heppner 1. i.t i.i. i.t.i.t. r.t.i.t.i .t. "-it i i.m i t f r i.m i i.i.i.m.i.i.i cleaning up an lone results irom uie gr""""S and pressing of fresh apples. It is filtered to remove most of the apple solids or pulp. After filtering and clarify ing, the juice is then her metically sealed in cans, jars or bottles and is pasteurized for longer shelf life. No ar tificial sweeteners are added. Thanks to pasteurization and the vacuum sealing, ap ple juice is available all year-round. Sweet apple cider starts out just like apple juice. IV is pressed from fresh, whole apples. However, it is not as finely filtered and clarified. This accounts for the cloudy appearance and for the resi due which sometimes ac cumulates in the bottom of the container after it has been standing for awhile. The major difference lies in what is not done to the cider. It is not pasteurized nor is it hermetically sealed for long shelf life. Fresh, tweet apple cider will re main sweet, flavorful and unfermented for up to three weeks under refrigeration. Both juice and cider are perfect for any season. When it's warm, try re freshing apple juice mixed with club soda over ice. When you've been en joying the great outdoors in fall or winter, warm up with cider heated and served with a cinnamon stick stirrer. Try cooking your favor- ite chicken, fish or porx dish in apple juce or in place of other cider liquids. The apple flavor will spice up any dish. 1 L 1 T 1 " I TrnTTTrTITO n Elks 358 Conservation Conservation tillace is the suhjoct of a nnH'tinsi to be hold on March 3 and 4. 188.1. at the Portaco Inn. The Dalles, ac cording to Darrell C. Max well. Frtenion ncronmv.ist stationed nt the Cnlumhia Rasin Aericulturnl Research Tips On Selecting Clothing For Infants And Children Children's clothing needs vary with their stages of growth and development and the activities that go along with each of Uuse stages. Yet certain features are desirable in clothing for all ages. Youngsters should have garments that provide freedom of movement, pro tection from severe weather and room for growth, Birth to three months. Growth is rapid and cloth ing purchases should be lim ited to a few items that can be laundered frequently. Design should allow ease in changing. Three to six months. Rapid gTowth continues. Clothing should move with the child as infant learns to hold up head, turn over, wave arms and legs in the air. Six months to one year. Needs clothing to keep warm but not interfere with crawling. More clothes needed for , wide-awake hours. For a free 20-page booklet, write to: Children's Clothing. Sears Tower. BSC 40-08, Chicago, IL 60684. ; Dale Thompson Manager f iO John At st. H 1 mm HOT STARTS FOR COLD MORNINGS "360KD MorBMfe 3CO0 Croup 24 12 Voft 3953 Installed enct '44.53 tillage topic of March meeting Center near Pendleton. Target audienre for the ses sion is farmers In wheat grow inc renionsof northern Oregon and southern Washington The rtentiram heina developed will include farmers relating their experience with conservation lillaee report on herbicides ii he ued in reduced tillace nod scientists telling about Starts Friday, Dec. 17 All Furniture 30 to 60 Off Armstrong No Wax Sundial $7 12 wide, 3 rolls Armstrong Royelle 12 ft. wide. 2 rolls Up to $5 per sq.yd. Carpet Remnants 50 Off at Fabric Throw Pillows & Tile In Stock Three Piece Bath Mat Cash & Carry CASE FURNITURE 676-M32 Heppner m r ii Smith Manager "THE PERFECT (31 1. P Metric fstittter 2. P9fter aa iteeS w to fort ani stresgft 3. 7 lib itvt for stability ini ti KtiOi 4. Smootb swt rule 5. 0tstaiK!in appearaac All Prices esch MoraMis 4300 Group24-12Vort 4321 Inttsllad Price '48.21 Prices Ceh"9 or your oM battery or Main & May St. research related to conserva tion Maxwell said. Sponsors of the meeting, which will be titled "Conser vation Tillage Symposium." are: Dreaon Stale I'niversity. I'SD Agricultural Research Service. Soil Conservation Service. Oregon Chapter of Ihe Soil Conservation Society of erica and the Oregon Reg. II" J395 Reg 6 SAVINGS on m stock Table Squares 200ff Sets $6" Reg. 8 LES CHVVAD - t s 1 fi. 40.CS& K4 Writtca . jrranfy 7. Road 8mrl Warraatj t. Fret K tmctiaf J. fret letata$MeW 19. frti flat Iepr snge lor old tire Group 24 -12 Voft 5303 Imlsliod erfcs'58.03 sddtJ O 676-9463 after hours call: Heppner 676-5464 2 ri' :t; rrr: .... -i Wheat Growers League. "We expect to have at least one high ranking official of the United States Department of Agriculture on the program," savs Mavfl5. 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J Maxwell reports that there wlll.be space available fori1 machiney exhibits and com- ; mrrcUl' booths. Inquiries for ;; space may be addressed lo. Darrci C Maxwell, P.O. Box 370. Pendleton. OR 97801 or,, telephone (503 ) 278 5721. PSA 15580-13 Plus Tax i 1 J V ' T v , , ... ... f I, till
