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TE N The Heppner G aiette T ía »»» Heppner Oregon Wednesday. A p rili. I*M Depot to test employees for drugs District honors Rawlins Bill Kawlins >right) chat* with John Kdmundxon and School District Superintendent Doyle McCaxlin during a reception given in honor of hi* retirement Monday March 31 Kawlins began driving school bus for the district in 1977 and began maintenance work at the district office in 1978 He say* he doesn I expect retirement to change hn life much except that he won't be going to Lexington to work everyday He plans to garden and enjoy Morrow County and expects to have all kinds of opportunities to do things He is active with the Morrow County Pair, is building a garage at the fa m ily ’s apartments in Heppner which will be used (or a woodworking shop during the winter Dan Marshall of Heppner will assume Rawlins former duties at the district office L'matilla Depot Activity will begin compulsory urinalysis testing for drugs in late June of this year Employees within the Critical Per sonnet Reliability Program tC P R P ' will be subject to the test Critical personnel are those responsible for the security of the installation and employees who work around chemi cal surety materials Public affairs officer. Susan Voss refused to comment on the number of employees to be tested at the L'matilla Depot becam e of the sen sitivity of that information Voss said the objectives are "to assist m determining fitness for appointment to or retention of cn ti cal positions and to identify drug abusers and to notify them of the available appropriate counseling, referrals, rehabilitation or other medical treatment " Voss also stated that the tests will be required "to assist in maintaining — EXTENSION SCHVlCe aa <im - ■■ mu raw Army ” The target testing date for current employees in the C P R P is June 20 New applicants will be subject to the test after March 31 According to Voss, urine samples will be tested by the Army Korensic Testing Labors tory at Port George Mrade, Mary Land Employees who receive a positive reading and those who refuse to submit to the test will be reassigned or demoted to a non c ritic a l position If none is available, they will be separated from federal service C P R P personnel at U m a tilla Depot were given 48 hours to sign a form agreeing to the test as a condition of continued employment Those refusing to sign the form will be treated in the same manner as a positive reading Those taking pre script ion medications must submit by Fred Lundin ('aunty Agricultural Agent 676*9463 | SUPER SALE PRICES • 2 Winn— O bròb • Stgnup Q oms Apnl I I Comptât* Rutes *t / fetìu io/ in ' < J f f i , . 626 9157 9157 626 M r -m 626 500' Special Fishing Bargains! 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J7.1 AN 1 3 "...... - ................ 34.17 AU 14” • 38-17 All IS" 88.XU AU 13" 78.33 Pins Cap# 1 Loga Plat Caps A Lags Exchange or Add 15.88 Exchange nr Add 13.88 H e p p n e r T ÿ |NC# HAS MOVED fm A fi • SHOCKS ON SALE "TILIVW <OW BY C A B LI" • Entry Fan Business Is Earning Your TrustI h ix ~ i Many evergreen trees have suf fered this past winter from the sever seble purses and such when small cold They appear brown in spots In children are present Medicine con some rases the southwest side of the tam ers should have child p roof tree seems worse than the rest It caps, m akr sure caps are replaces after each use may appear to be drying When finished with a product, If your tree looks like this, it is return it to safe storage Prom ptly probably becuase it was drought dispose of empties stressed this past winter Take a close look at your lawn this During a normal year, winter month It thatch is building up in the comes gradually, allowing a tree to turf, the lawn may closty be choking ’ harden’ ' or prepare itself for the Thatch is a build up of old leaves, coming cold weather This winter, stems and grass dippings at the however, cam e quickly and stayed base of the grass plant Uwn for two months before m ilder wea renovation, or thatch removal, is the ther returned Then, with the soil solution to a thatch build up forren and the tree unable to take up problem any moisture, we had a very mild When lawn thatch gets thick, it has January causing the tree to dry out a springy, carpet like feel when you This produced the drought symp walk on it toms we see now In some cases Thatch can cause many lawn symptoms are worse on the wind problems It forms a layer that ward side soaks up water and nutrients, pre If this happened to your evergreen venting them from reaching the tree, don’t worry It will probably roots of the grass It harbors weeds recover Any brown needles will ar.d diseases and. because it raises stay brown, but the tree should grow the cutting level of the lawnmower. new leaves now that spring is here the lawn can't be cut to the correct and the ground is thawed height Carrots grow best in cool wea The tool* needed to rem ove thatch ther. so you can plant the seeds in depend on the sire of the lawn A early April through June Carrots hand rake should handle areas grow best in loose, damp, fertile soil smaller than a thousand square feet They should be planted '» inch deep Eor larger lawns, a dethatcher can in rows that are one to two feet tie rented at garden stores to make apart th job easier and faster L'te 3 cups of 16-16 16 or similar First, mow the lawn as low as fertilizer for an area that is 100 possible and rem ove all clippings vjuare feet Plow or spade the soil at Set the dethatcher to slice into the least eight inches deep thatch near the soil surface and go Carrol seeds grow slowly, so the over the lawn at that setting top surface of the soil should be kept Remove the debris by raking or damp and loose When the carrots sweeping, then use the dethatcher are a few inches high, thin them to again in a crosswise direction to first one plant per inch first cutting Rem ove the debris Set Keep weeds out by tilling or the lawn mower as low as possible hoeing If you wait until the weeds and mow the lawn again Remove are too large, however, you will the dippings injure the carrots when you pull or The lawn may look pretty bad by hoe them out his time, but it will recover Carrots may be picked anytime The cool spring weather that after they are (linger sired, but they i rrives with March and April is do not keep long when young perfect for planting cool season Harvest them as needed throughout crops Planting these crops later in the summer They will keep well in the year when temperatures are the ground until a hard freeze higher is not recommended because The above information is found in warm to hot weather reduces the an E xtension c irc u la r en titled quality of many of the hardier "G row Your Own C arrots’’ I t ’s free vegetables Cool season crops grown and the Morrow County Extension in Oregon include broccoli, cabbage, Office has publications dealing with lettuce, onions, peas, white potatoes, green beans, cabbage, lettuce, corn, spinach and turnips Others are beets, and many other garden vegr beets, carrots, chard, parsnips, and tables le t 's start gardening radishes Many poisonings ran be blamed on Peas are among the earliest to be improper storage of medicines and pi inted of all the cool season crops household and farm chemical pro Ttiey should be planted as soon as ducts Often they are within easy the soil can be worked Plant seed reach of children or stored in mad directly in their permanent row equate or unmarked containers Young plants do not transplant well Store yours safely Peas are sensitive to summer heat Keep pesticides in a cabinet. room and many varieties are susceptible or building that can be locked to to virus disorders spread by aphids keep children out Store in original and other spring insects Early marked containers Don’t transfer plantings usually do best a non ed ible product ot a food or Plant onions from seed, trans drink container plants or sets Onion sets can go in as Keep household chemical pro soon as the soil is workable Seta can ducts in original containers in cab be grown in flower pots in the house (nets or on shelves inaccessable to if the garden remains too sloppy small children lettu ce can be grown from trans Keep medicine in a lockable cab plants tend to escape* the ravages of met that small children cannot gel insert infestations that can quickly into N ever leave medicine on a destroy summer plantings kitchen or bedside table, in acces Fishing Derby Jackpot ! O u r e.C County Agent’s Comer' — M M NYM M M AM M M M M M M medical documentation of legiti mate use from their physician Voss said the Arm y will have tight control on the samples They do not anticipate sample mix ups or human error in the laboratory because of thuae controls and minimum hand ling Samples will be sent to Mary land via registered mail Voss stated that presently she knew of no recourse an employee could take in the event of a sample mix up or human error national security in the internal security of the Department of the 0AS STRUTS rums r a ng NM »PwV «0 OOD mm —r om OBvtortd esmg • rrm mem * A— ■ rA - h GAS XT-A0 TRAIIBUSTEA ULTRA BAS SHOCK FO R $QQ96 FO R «STALLED $7Q 96 ¡r f — $ 129 =? FOR «S T A U « — TAILED to - Alignment 289 North Main S t . (noxt to the Bank o f 3* BETTER V r* Ea s t er n Oregon) ★ ALIGNMENT M A R C H 31, 1986 P l e a s e make payments at our new a d d r e s s a f t e r March 28th. h H A N D lfM G • TIRE MILEAGE rFLfCL ECONOMY I * i* SHOCKS BRAKES i
