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Seminar on
death education
An introductory seminar
discussion on death and dying
and related problems will be
held in the basement of the
United Methodist Church
Wednesday evening, May 29,
at 7:30 o'clock.
Anyone of any age is invited
to attend. Because the dying
process involves so many
aspects, this introductory
could lead to further discus
sions of specialized, related
problems later if community
response indicates interest in
further consideration.
Rev. Edwin Cutting, who
has been making a special
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study of death and dying, and
who has attended many lec
tures and read widely on the
subject, will be assisted by
Barbara James in introducing
the problems involved.
It is expected that the
evening will include consid
eration of the Biblical refer
ences and theology of death,
Dr. Kubler-Ross's theory of
facing death, some aspects of
terminal illness, and the
involvement of physicians in
the death process. Rev.
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matter up as "death education."
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Don Pike and Lance took
Grady Rogers to Bend May
6 to enter the hospital for
surgery. Mrs. Rogers and
Mrs. Pike went to Bend
Tuesday morning to be with
him.
Mrs. Herb Luper and Marc
and Mrs. Marvin Lucas and
children of lone went to
Pendleton Monday to keep
doctor appointments for the
children.
Dale Sinclair arrived Tues
day afternoon from Caldwell,
Idaho, to spend the next few
weeks visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Reid, and
family.
Mrs. Raymond Reid, Mrs.
Marty Wallis and Dale Sin
clair went to The Dalles
Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Anderson, who had been a
patient in The Dalles General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams
returned home Tuesday from
Prineville where he had been
a patient in the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Betty Murdock was in
the Dalles Wednesday for
business and shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd
and family went to Portland
Friday to attend the wedding
of Clifford Todd in Troutdale.
Sarah Bowman came home
Wednesday to spend the
remaining part of the week
and weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman,
and Cindy. She returned to
Portland Sunday.
Kent Bell and Darryl Spivey
went to LaGrande Friday to
visit the College for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cantrall
of Likely, Ca., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler
and Don of Bend were
weekend visiters of Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Barzee, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Rice and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Slinkard.
Vick Bowman and Sandy
Leonetti of Pendleton were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jiggs Bowman. Coming
from Portland for the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bowman and Erika and Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Myers of
Hermiston.
Mrs. Pat Van Arsdale took
the track team to Culver
Friday for a track meet.
Friday afternoon Mrs.
Sharon Kendall, Mrs. Carolyn
Headley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McMinn took the Junior Girl
Scouts to Kah-Nee-Ta Hot
Springs for a campout. They
camped in teepees and did
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some swimming. There was a
surprise birthday party for
Sherri McMinn. Mrs. Evelyn
Maddux, Cadet troop, also
joined in the festivities. They
returned Saturday by way of
Spray to have an all-day hike.
The Junior Girl Scouts are
working on their needlecraft
badge, which will be displayed
at the Court of Awards, May
28.
Raymond Yeigh arrived
home Friday from Army
duties in Colorado to spend the
next two weeks visiting his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Yeigh, and Dan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jellick
and Cathy spent the weekend
in Roseburg visiting Mark's
mother, Mrs. Katy Jellick,
and his brother, Perk Jellick.
Mrs. Doris Gollyhorn of lone
recently spent a week in
Kinzua visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Hazel Jackson, and
her nephew, Johnnie Jackson,
and family.
Mother's Day weekend
guests of Mrs. Hazel Jackson ,
were her sister Mrs. Dan
Aarstad, and family of
Gresham, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Benson
and Mr. and Mrs. David
Lovell of Albany were here for
the weekend to help their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin
Conner, celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Orveal Head
ley and family have moved to
Klamath Falls where they will
be making their new home.
On Thursday evening the
Good News Club held a
going-away party for Lisa and
Orveal Headley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Stubblefield went to Bend
Sunday for Mrs. Nelson to
enter the hospital for surgery.
Several hundred 4-H and
FFA members, parents and
friends are getting ready for
the 28th annual Oregon Wheat
Growers League Junior Live
stock Show and Sale opening
at The Dalles, June 2, entry
day.
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WANTED
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' Any boy who has Little League uniforms he Is not using (
J in Little League play this year, or who has All-Star i
1 1 uniforma, please return the uniform to one of these J ,
Little League coaches: i
' ! TOM WILSON. Braves
, 1 TKD TOLL. Giants i
1 1 JACK GRAHAM. Dodgers ,
JERRY STEFANI, Indians
i Please return these uniforms as soon as possible as i
i ' they are badly needed. i
1 1 LINDSAY K1NCAID, President,
; i Willow Creek Little League.
Summer school for 4-H youth
Twenty one 4-H youth from
throughout Morrow County
have been selected to attend
the 59th annual 4-H Summer
School to be held at Oregon
State University, Corvallis,
starting June 10.
Two of the older delegates,
Tom Wolff and Mary Healy,
both of Heppner, will serve as
county representatives and
will participate in the business
and planning sessions at the
summer school and will have
responsibility in assisting the
other delegates.
The other delegates from
the county are: from Heppner,
Linda Bier, Janice Healy,
Ruth Ann Keithley, John
Myers, Shelley Thompson,
Joan Warren, Lynne Goch
nauer, Melody Marlatt, Cathy
Palmer, Kathy Wolff and Lori
Turner; lone, Clint Carlson,
UCOMMUNITYlJ
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May 23
Heppner
Graduation,
school gym.
High School
7:30 p.m., high
Heppner Library board
meeting, 8 p.m., at library.
May 24
Riverside
Graduation.
High School
Heppner Elementary School
graduation, Elks Club.
May 25
High School Gradu-
lone
at ion.
May 27
Chamber of Commerce,
Elks Gub, noon.
May 28
Bicycle Safety Inspection,
3:30 p.m.. Bank of Eastern
Oregon parking lot.
May 29
Mothers Club meeting,
Linda Stookey home, 8 p.m.
Bike-O-Rama Skill Test,
3:30 p.m., elementary school
playground.
May 30
Kindergarten graduation,
fair pavilion, 10 a.m.
Heppner,
Debora Palmer, Jan Peter
son, Joan Doherty and Donna
Palmer; Irrigon, Scott Acock,
Wayne Huwe and Robert
Richards.
Karen Richards of Irrigon
will be attending a 4-H Marine
Science Camp at Newport
which will be held the same
week as the summer school in
Corvallis.
Marge Shade, County Ex
tension Agent Mike Howell
and Birdine Tullis of the
extension office will be at
tending as chaperones for the
Morrow County delegation.
The delegation will be
broken down into three age
group sections which will
make the 1200 member session
easier to handle. The dele-
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gates will attend three dif
ferent classes which they
selected from a list of ap
proximately 25. These classes
would cover a variety of
subjects such as advanced
photography, batik art, elec
tric arc welding (which will be
taught by County Agent
Howell), environmental
engineering, radio and re
porting instruction for 4-H,
square dancing, military
science, medical self-help,
community development,
mobile home living, 4-H Club
leadership, outdoor cookery,
and equitation.
During the school, delegates
will stay in dormitories and
will have afternoon time for
free choice activities.
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Evenings will be taken up With
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combination of education and
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YOU
be the JUDGE ;,
Y My opponent has
J . appointed as his
1 fam EliaU TiSSL
urer the Director ut the
Executive Department of
the State of Oregon who
disburses votir tax money
for my opponent's judicial
salary. Their names appear
on letters sent to certain
lawyers soliciting cam
paign funds for my oppo
nent. Does this have
Watergate overtones??? :-
BULLETIN: My oppoV
nent, he present Judge,
CANNOT VOTE in the
May 28, 1974 Primary
Election because he FAIL
ED TO REGISTER in
Marion County where he
now resides according to
his official declaration
made to the Secretary oT
State. 0RS 247.290(b)
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