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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1984)
Ih r llrppn rr t .alette Times lleppner. Oregon. Wednesday. I let'ember IZ. ISSI .SF l FA ks in search near from other parts of the United State* California. Arkansas, Mich igan Alaska and Canada And the job descriptions vary from geophone Jslacement engineer* »h o plant the receiver* and plug them into the cable* to vibrator operator* e<iuip mrnt repair and surveying Both Waterman and Kellev de »crihe the »ork schedule a* »even da>* a »eek "as mans hour* a day a* you ran work ' Csual'y alter JU working day*, the company recoin mends a two week break, when crew member* can go home or vacation The travel is interesting and Wa tertnan says »he average* si* place* each year From lleppner she 1» scheduled to spend three month* in Dallas. Texas, replacing someone who will be on a leave from the company's office there She »ays that the other five survey crew member* are just a* qualified a* she to do the office work required here doit Watsrmon pots survey d olo for coordinating the survey work in the field The crew began working from the lleppner base office November 8 and Kelley »ays that they expect to take Hv H llt lllM n I I.IS a seven day break for Christmas OSl F «tension Sers Ire then come back and finish their Program \>«i«U nl fur Morrow t tl work within a couple of days The holiday season is a time to Packing and preparing to move will enjoy togetherness to celebrate the take about one day he says good thing* in life and to eat So. kbeul Happier, Kelley *.i" ttnl *ay* Kxtension F'ood* and Nutrition people have been nice to the crew Speculi*t, Carolyn Kaab. it s more members, that they have felt accep important than ever that the food we ted and help»*! by the people here prepare e*pecially the turkey and we all appreciate that " remain* safe The rule of thumb is ‘ keep hot food* hot and keep cold foods cold If a perishable food is left at room temperature longer than two to thr»*n hours it could become a Money can t buy these gifts By H IK D IN K T IT .I.IS OSl F sirnslun Program \s»IU nl Morrow l ounly Keep holiday foods safe R eco rd in g truck h o ld s im p orton l m forrnotton g a th e rin g e q u ip m e n t M E M B E R ’s Bagful of Bargains I g V A e bacterial breeding ground We should not leave that turkey sitting out at room temperature longer than two to three hour* Hefngerate it as soon as possible Take the stuffing out put it m a separate bowl If the carcass is just too big to fit in the refrigerator cut the meat off the bones and store it in shallow contain ers The idea is to get every thing cool as quickly a* possible The holidays lend to bo hectic, but taking extra precaution* during food handling and preparation will help the seasonal celebration stay joy ful W ( RESERVE TME RICMT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES mt »tic onte I w W es POM JUMP A SS O C IA T E D GROCERS ECTIVE DECEMBER 12 ■ 18.1984 M W PP I H GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE ; HEAD LETTUCE f / 3 1 O tL s ^ . C A L I F O R N I A ICEBERG V il . - City of lone seeking AVOCADOS BEEF CALAVO 19 volunteer for 2-yr. council position 5 1 EF REAL MAYONNAISE APPLES GRANNY SMITH 59 WESTERN FAMILY 32 OZ. *|3 9 TANGERINES NAVEL ORANGES 3 99* YELLOW ONIONS allpurpose 4 l BSj 1 A L G E R I A N ? .................. I B CA L IF O RN IA ibs FRUIT DRINKS FROZEN FOODS ORANGE JUICE CHRISTMAS , WRAP MINUTE MAID 100% PURE FROM FLORIDA G R EEN G IAN T A $ J4 9 ss.rsa .... 89‘ LASAGNA ...........s1.69 0 COOKIN' BAGS . ........... 49c STO U FFER S SIN G LE SE R V E m .o s o z BAKERY DELIGHTS FRESH BREAD W E S T E R N F A M I L Y . 22 5 OZ W H ITE OR W H E A T R A IN IE R F A R M S M T OAT DD C in UR BRAN DONUTS 12 C T 24 oz B A G ....................... 20 S H E E T S FO LD ED "SST $ J 4 5 3 / 99 ° RICE CHEX DEODORANT 69c 99c *1.49 CORN CHEX WHITE TISSUE BANQUET ASSO RTED D K l RU W I T H G R A N O L A W E STE R N FA M ILY 39 c - w B r ig h t g u a r d S H A M P O O OR C O N D IT IO N E R 8 OZ RALSTON 12 OZ C <4 O Q ^ I 0 % J R O LL ON. 1 5 OZ ■ PERMA SOFT $J99 New shingles are needed on the restroom storage building roof in the City Park, members of the lone City Council were told at the Mon day, l>ec 3 meeting The council will check prices of the necessary materials heforr the repair work is tiegun reported a spokesperson The council is still in the process of making arrangements to supply city water users from a private well while the city reservoir is cleaned When Wayne Hams is sworn in as mayor in January, a vacancy will be created on the council A spokesper son asks that anyone interested in filling a two year appointment, the remainder of Hams' term as eoun cilman. contact either Hams or l.inda laiKue In other business, the council donated lloo to the student cor (Miration at lone High School to buy a square on the "M orrowpoly" game hoard for the city heard a report of concern about hazardous refuse in a Third St yard discussed problems which have arisen with a fence installed on Second St for w hich the council had previously granted a zoning vari ance The council decided lo uphold their earlier decision Speaking for the council. Hill Kieltnann expressed their apprecia tion to l.inda laiKue and Dorothy Stefani for their time of service Both will complete their terms of office in January Farmers Tax Guides availabli By BOH COSTA OSl extension Agent Morrow ( ounly BAG OF BOWS BU TTER SAUCE sw eet p ea s Hl-C DRINKS J U M B O ROLL -------- i | 4 9 Christmas is fast approaching Still wondering what to give as gifts to family and friends'’ Does every' thing seem more expensive than you can afford' One relatively inexpensive, and very special gift is always available an the i»*>t gift is a gift of yourself sitting with a child. giving a caregiver a break in caring for an ill family member, chauffeurtng. and errand running are things most people can tlo Once wnuld be nice, but helping out a few more times during the year would be even more of a bonus How about giving an infirm or elderly person, who can't gel around loo easily, several trips to the market for groceries’ Free "house- sitting" is another popular gift Practically everyone needs help when on vacation Are there gilts you could make for friends and relatives’ Persons who hake, sew. or work with wood or crafts have an itleal alternative to buying a gift Do you paint or do photography’ Most people enjoy a photo or painting of local history, family, or other interesting subject Often grundparents or a relative away from home will enjoy photo graphs of familiar scenes and per sons Or, younger family members may appreciate photographs of ear her generations, accompanied by some interesting or unusual written family history Clip or share shoots from your favorite plants These can be a nice gift A lasting growing plant from a friend can be special Give a loaf of bread, a holiday dessert, or an entire dinner Make up a fruit basket or "goodie" tray Or. put some favorite recipe* in a recipe tmx and tie with ribbon or yarn Remember someone who may be furgotten The hollduy* can In- u particularly difficult time for people who are lonely and have no family nearby The goal should be fo enjoy the holidays, and your family and friends Try not to do loo much or put a strain on your budget Pause and think about what you really want the holidays to mean £ 4 AQ WHEAT CHEX RALSTON 22 OZ Í 4 QQ ^ ■ « The "1884 Farmers' Tax Guide" is now available at the Morrow County office of the Oregon Slate University Kxtension Service in lleppner The guide explains federal lax laws thal apply specifically to farm tng Federal tax law has been allered to some extent in almost every year since 1880. so checking the tax guide lo keep up with the latest changes is important The HO page guide contains 19 chapters on the whole range of tax topics affecting farmers and ran chers Also included is a list of important tax dates, an index for easy use of the guide, and telephone numbers taxpayers can use to call for help Gene Nelson, OSU FIxtension farm management specialist, lists the following items of special interest to farm and ranch operator this year Capital Gain holding period Capital assets acquired after June 22. 1884. qualify for long term capi tal gain or loss treatmenl if held for more than six months The holding period has not changed for cattle and horses held for draft, breeding dairy, or sporting purposes or for other liveslock held for these pur poses
