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YOUR EO NEWS
East Oregonian
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Pendleton Whisky
rolls into town
A delivery of nearly
1,000 product cases
of Pendleton Whisky
is here in time for
Pendleton Round-Up.
The delivery was made
late last month to the
Pendleton Cigar &
Mixer.
Those
pictured
include, front row: Carl
Culham,
Round-Up
director; Tia Bledsoe,
senior brand manager
Pendleton
Whisky;
Bill
Quesenberry,
Round-up
president;
Lynda Webber, vice
president and general
manager Hood River
Distillers;
Nick
Sirovatka, Round-Up
director; Korrie Dodge,
Pendleton
Whisky
marketing
assistant;
Janci Hannen, rodeo
sponsorship
manager
Pendleton Whisky; Mike
Ledbetter, Round-Up
director; back row: Rob
Collins,
Round-Up
director; and John
Trumbo,
Round-Up
vice president.
THANK YOUS
Betty Bell grateful
for Stan¿ eld
Photo contributed by Jenni Klahre
Pendleton Whisky products recently were delivered in time for Pendleton Round-Up.
Fish fry
rounds up fun
LEFT: The 2015 Pendleton Round-Up
Court and Happy Canyon courts are pic-
tured with McKay Creek Estates Executive
Director Noemi Wiseman at the facility’s
annual Round-Up Fish Fry
BELOW: It was a full house for the McKay
Creek Estates Round-Up Fish Fry.
Contributed photos
On Aug. 21, 2015, the
Stan¿ eld Community
Center held a bene¿ t
spaghetti fundraiser and
dessert auction to help on
of our residents, Betty Bell
with the purchase of a new
(but used) car.
July 19, Betty was
in a life-threatening car
accident that has left her
in a rehabilitation facility
for at least three months
mending form three
ruptured vertebrae and
three surgeries on her right
leg.
Family and friends want
to say a huge thank you to
everyone that turned out
and gave so freely. The
dessert auction itself was
phenomenal.
She is well on her way
to replacing her car and
says her heart is bursting
with thanks and gratitude
to all of those that have
donated.
This truly shows our
community spirit of those
in need.
Friends/family of Betty Bell
Stan¿ eld Community Center
Doherty family
appreciates
cemetery staff
We wish to thank the
staff at Olney Cemetery
for their time and effort
in answering our many
questions. They not only
gave us the information but
made sure we had copies of
everything.
You have no idea how
much our family appreci-
ated having this knowledge.
Umatilla County is very
fortunate to have this
information recorded and
copies available upon
request. Thank you, thank
you staff at the of¿ ce of
Parks & Recreation and
Olney Cemetery.
ANNIVERSARY
Royal and Wilma Raymond
Royal and Wilma
Raymond celebrated their
65th wedding anniversary
Sept. 9, 2015.
Royal
Raymond
married Wilma Bowman
on Sept. 9, 1950, in
Pendleton. The couple has
farmed and ranched near
Helix for their entire
married life.
The Raymonds
have
three
children: Tony
Raymond, Becky
Evans and Jennifer
Davis. They also
enjoy keeping up with
their seven grandchildren
Ed and Nancy Doherty
Family
Milton-Freewater
Counselor
thanks Pendleton
community
Royal & Wilma
Raymond
and 13 great-grand-
children in all of their
activities.
BIRTHS
St. Anthony
Hospital, Pendleton
SEPT. 3, 2015
LEMIEUX
—
Melody T. Wahl and
Kenneth S. Lemieux of
Pendleton; a boy, Kaleb
Kap Lemieux.
PEREZ — Auriona
M. Prince and Jose G.
Perez of Pendleton; a
boy, Julian Guadalupe
Perez.
SEPT. 4, 2015
BRACKEN — Erica
L. Wilhite and Christian
S.P. Bracken of Pend-
leton; a boy, Leonitus
Dennis Wyne Bracken.
SEPT. 7, 2015
NUNEZ — Dianna
A. Nunez Devine and
Francisco J. Nunez
Lezama of Boardman; a
girl, Alexandria Ximena
Nunez.
Good Shepherd
Medical Center,
Hermiston
SEPT. 2, 2015
WEDDING — Anna
Wedding and Brandon
Wedding of Heppner;
a boy, Zebadiah LeRoy
Wedding.
SEPT. 4, 2015
MICKLES — Amanda
Mickles and Jeffrey
Mickles of Hermiston;
a girl, Danielle Kay
Mickles.
SEPT. 5, 2015
MURILLO — Jovanna
Ramirez Ayala and Pedro
A. Murillo of Irrigon; a
girl, Flor Anahi Murillo.
SEPT. 6, 2015
LONG — Airen Lynch
of Heppner; a boy,
Mykkle Don Long.
SEPT. 7, 2015
LICEA — Cristina
Licea and Christian J.
Licea of Hermiston;
a girl, Elizabeth Jade
Licea.
Bozeman Deaconess
Hospital, Bozeman,
Mont.
AUG. 20, 2015
BERGESON
—
Melanie
(Spratling)
Bergeson and Brodie
Bergeson of Bozeman,
Mont.; a girl, Cali Jules
Bergeson.
Photo contributed by Ron Miles
Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution’s second annual Freedom on the Inside Car
and Bike Show was recently held at the Pendleton prison.
EOCI car/bike show rides inside
Money from Freedom
on the Inside Car and Bike
Show raised money to be
used to buy books and fund
Alcoholics
Anonymous
and Narcotics Anonymous
programs
at
Eastern
Oregon
Correctional
with recovery from alco-
holism and addiction.
For
more
informa-
tion
about
programs
at EOCI, contact Ron
Miles at 541-278-3615
or ron.b.miles@doc.state.
or.us.
Blood donor giving hits 24-gallon mark
Ronita M. Jones recently
met the 24-gallon mark in
donating blood to the Amer-
ican Red Cross.
This is a result of 192
donations over at least 48
years. This is true service to
her community, said Patti
Perkins. Each donation can
help as many as three people.
The recent blood drive for
the Hermiston community
was held Aug. 17 at Good
Shepherd Medical Center.
The goal was 48 units from 61
appointments. However, due
to a high number of deferrals
and missed appointments,
only 34 units were collected
from 42 donors. As always
great appreciation is felt for
those who donate.
The canteen was run
by Altrusa International
of Hermiston. The drives
would not be so successful
and well attended without
our service groups and egg
salad sandwiches, Perkins
said.
For more information
about upcoming blood
drives, call 800-733-2767
or visit www.redcrossblood.
org.
Mary A. Johnson, Ph.D.
Licensed Professional
Counselor
Generously
Sponsored by:
Trustime
Retirement Plan
Specialists, Inc.
Pamela Johnston Duso,
Account Executive
75 SE Byers • PO Box 250
Pendleton, OR • 866-355-8150
Baarstad's General
Contracting
In Loving Memory
of my Son
Residential
Commercial
Pendleton, OR
541-276-7235
baarstadgeneral
contracting.com
CCB# 104698
Brodie
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Institution.
The Aug. 22 event was
attended by more than
100 inmates, who admired
vehicles, ate snow cones
and cotton candy and talked
to the vehicle owners about
their rides and experiences
I have thoroughly
enjoyed my counseling
practice in Pendleton. Soon
my husband, Jim Hanks,
and I will move out of state
to a warmer climate, but I
want the people of Pend-
leton and the surrounding
area to know how much
I have appreciated their
support.
In my six years here,
I have met so many
wonderful residents,
including my many clients.
My clients have been
mailed letters about my
move, but I also want
the rest of the people in
Pendleton and this area
to know I will miss them,
and my time here will be a
pleasant memory.
It has been a great town
in which to do business!
4 Year Old Unneutered Boxer/ L ab Mix
Jeremy
Kurtis
Shipton
9/13/1983 -
9/30/2003
Always on my mind.
Forever in my heart.
My name is Brodie, and although not much is
known about me and my background, what we
do know is that I LOVE to play ball. I have a
very calm demeanor - but I tend to get a little
excited when I see the leash come out! I love
giving and getting loves, lots of loves. Ball,
anyone?
Visit Brodie at the Pioneer Humane Society/PAWS
517 SE 3rd St., Pendleton, OR
541-276-0181 • pendletonpaws.org
Check out the PAWSABILITY Thrift Store
Pendleton • 432 SE Dorion
(541) 276-6221
www.tumalum.com
Call Terri at
541-215-0447
to sponsor a pet