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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1972)
111 ri'Nt Hiour .i.i. i i n inn s, ihMi.i.i. im-i .M. it;.' lllllllieil 111 ts.llll IMllll III. Ill .1 Robin Dyan Needs Your Help I i u tiiN nl li Mwiow ( 'nimi ',i il'llll' In lie! :n.uhioe .il Sc.H -lm IVtru'k in .no ordaininn .ml A iIliKmn 111- keeps liul'ill l !,i- Killing Association ol I'Mi.m iKOV1 has iIi.iInms n.. ). 1 1.- Im ' ,iln'i:l- I'ul lhr .hi' loi .iilulls Imv.uim' ,i . iiiisu r veins .no s nuioh .I'i.llliT III. Ill .111 .liluils llll' i '! rt:on tti.iv hitto i .innol lo i;i tl lor someone ol lii'l'in l'ho Kiw.ims I'ltil's of llio area .no I'l iiHiriinj; .i ilne lo lni .1 in.uliii o loi Kolin Tlio IVr i'.mh ,i! Hoim-Im.iUsk program, lo i'IiiyIi.im' a in.u'hiiu'. training .iiul M.pphos i'o! approi rr.iU'K SIVihxi Iho fusf ear i!',! .iNnit $!oo tor main lon.iiuo e.uh oar lliereattor roiilnhtil:iiii- lou.iiils the pi.i'ili.iM- ol this m.u'hine m, iv oe sent lo Kohin IVlruk limit .it lo I'lMiiilotoi! or Ho M Hermist.Mi Xtlll'l' I pi'tlses To h. lp wild Kuhin s hospit.il expenses, ami with tlio ni.iiii ton. moo ol tlio liialvsis ni.uliino liter she i'omo homo, Iriomls Morrow (Yumt have sot up a separate laiui lor Kohin Tlii'so .vntnhutiot!-. in.iv bo ileposiieil a! tin- Bank ot Kastern Oregon. Heppner or mailed to Kohin IVtnk turn) Box t'C:. Heppner. liohm is tlu- daughter ot Boh imtK.n IVtnk ol Kcho Ho was tormeriv Farm Bureau man ager ami worked with people m :his area How II Happened Kobm was lrn Christmas Kvedav 1 W She w as lorn with an imperforated amis, a cor reetaUe detect At one month a eolostomy was performed while to make the neeeessarv eorreitmns These corrections were made in Portland whin IIIISSTl DKTS OTi: KOI! UliSTTIMI. eve:i HI IS students look an active part in the Nov. T general d.rt:on hy Iwwg anions the fir-: lS. U and 'o year olds to ever cast ballots in such an election. Five other Heppner -indents were eligible to vote m :he election but forgot to register in time. In statistics. 58 percent oi those eligible at IIHS voted This wasn't a bad percentage, but it could have betn better Most of those who M not vote were seniors and were reminded to register before the deadline but failed to do so. O! the seven that voted, four .cere registered Republican and 'hree Democrat, five voted for Nixon and one tor McGovern. Those IMS students who voted for the first time were Helen Bryne. Carol Hughes, Jen Marshall. Tracie Norene, MikeSweek. Sharon Witherrite and Mane VanMarter. (.I!1:ATI)F.CIS0.VS"S Morrow County residents who have always wanted "to tell somebody what I think" can have that chance through the Great Decisions '7.3 program which opens in January , reports Harold Kerr. Morrow County extension agent. Plans are now being made for informal discussion groups to meet once a week for eight weeks to discuss various topics oi current concern in the conduct oi foreign affairs. ,V the conclusion of each jisrassion. members of the group are asked to express their ideas on the subject. These opinion- are then forwarded to the Oregon Great Decisions Council which tabulates opinion Irom throughout the state. In turn. !.'; stale findings are -en' to i..'..!i'v makers on a njiijrai :--.t! through the rvr'itf:; Policy Association winch sponsor- lb" Great Ije ciswns program on a national basis Topics scheduled lor discus sion this winter include mass media and foreign policy, man jnr! his em. ironment. the 'fta.'iKinu roi" ot .Japan, the u veioping trading triangle be p.veen the i.'.S.. the Soviet Union and Japan, and L'.S. relations with Canada and the Latin American nations A reference book, containing basis information about each i.'bieri, has been prepared by 'ii'' Foreign Policy Association .'.id is available to participants ;e a small fee. The .Morrow County extension office serves as a resource point lor the program which is organized and conducted by .oiunteer leaders Persons o-rest. i m the program may inn i of extension of I ice and ': -eir names will be forwarded lo program leaders. Sign in doctor's waiting niiiii: "Patients are kindly k no1 to exchange . It gels lb- doctor oix-iessh conlused. " liohin was one e.ir old llicii a moiiili I. Her Hie eulosioinv was cl.iM'il However in iVeemlier el I'l.'l she was leloned lo a ..peeialist in Seattle who tiiade minor rev imiii. huoinplele lins ami at ihi lime lie u.is Iuih lioiiins iiiirnialK Mi.tr Vlmllile lii April ol this year Kohin was iii'.iieil lor a M-no-. ol blaiider mlei lions in Pendleton and .liter three months was relet red to a I rologil in Walla Walla. Washington lor a kntuex and bladder lost Alter com pleting the lost it waslouiidth.il the tell kidney was non liiiu'lional and mlecUil and would need lo !o removed Furl her lesi and surgery were then scheduled lor October tl, l'i;. at Children's OrthoH'du Hospital in Seattle Test eon tirmotl the same and surgery went ahead However during the surgery il was discovered that she had horseshoe kidneys ilused together with multiple veins and arteries1 making it iinposs-iblo to leave a lunc honing kidney or any part ! hi-root More Surgery After discovering this and re moving her kidneys she wont back to surgery on the iMth lo have a catheter placed in the peritoneal cavity icavitv i-ontainmi; the organs' tor use in dialysis i.irlilicial kidney function1. This process Is re ferred teas Peritoneal Dialysis and has Ix'en used successfully in lakes aUuil I.' hours, .1 tunes each week (while Iho child is sleeping i and allows them telahve Iteciloin to function iioiiu.ilU al home ,ip1.ll' tlll'lll HO lll.llSIS IMM i-sh transplant is available Aioiage oust lor Iho lians plant t uns aU'iii l i' Il in ik us at I lis lime it ,i,hial'le to go on Iho homo .h.iUsts and ti.inspl.int at a l.ilei age allot she has slaltili ,,, ami allaiiied more develop tiient Tin' dialvsis pim'oss ANNUAL COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE Commercial & Domestic Carpet and Upholstery cleaning Insurance Claims Floor Waxing Wall & Window Washing Free estimates COHDON KEOWN AND SONS In Heppner Call CASE Fl'RN'ITL'RE 67li-9-13J For Information and Appointments S3 23 23 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Dancing 9 to 1 Music by the Western (Oft! Gentlemen Heppner Fair Pavilion "The place to meet your friends" Sponsored by the Heppner Soroptimist Club (IDS MESSAGE IfOITSOIXD IT TOTO OMI OWWED BAfTK AS A COMMUnTT BANK OF JZastern Oregon nrrrnn mtrr mi rrTT HTMTFB rSOUAX. DEPOSIT DUtTBAXCX COmTOIATIOti ) ) 3 3 ) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 She'll Think You're An Angel with these GIFTS from MiLADIES ON V41 Tops with MATCHING CAPRIS NEW-PANTS SUITS D3 Bf COATS OFFnl Other Ideas Fine Gift for Her: LINGERIE ROBES CLOVES BABY DOLLS HOSIERY BLOUSES HAND BAGS SCARVES We Give S & H Green Stamps bankamericarh is IK Miladies Apparel TEL. 676-5561 HEPPNER "S4H GREEN STAMPS" .. umwr i-n nv nrrnMlNfi. BE COMING TO US" ir i u u nnni v Mfc,ww f f" IITil 1. H - I I r I 4 C I ' ! : 5 , . , ' ' " J 'J J' i , C 1 . .. : ! I I t 1 After the lone-Huntington Game OH AT IONE C(Qiirdli(iii(QiDs vs Thel's Cafe Akers Motor Service Jordan Elevator Co. Bristow's Market Gene's Chevron brarion Chas. O'Connor, Insurance Rietmann's Hardware lone Lions Club Lindstrom Bros. Iron Works T & C Storage Stormor Bins 422 7437 The Office Lindsay Kincaid B & C Repair port of Morrow Ekstrom Trailer Sales Nomad Trcrwl Trailers & Pickup Campari 422-7289 Dobyn's Pest Control John W. JcpMn Murrays Rx Stables Rod Murray lone, Oregon Pcul Pettviohn Co. Horn's Truck Line Morrow County Grain Growers Bank of Eastern Oregon Independent Garage 4227277 1 ) 3 TfffSfZftf.ffZfx m lm'M tMflLMi' Choose A Gift Certificate In Any Amount .H at : X t4r si:i-: (H it ;i i:ssi(; i..Mi:: itrF $h (iii'T t l'lI K ATI'. 1 s
