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TWO -The lieppner GateUe-Times, id is Th OHiool 4 i City of Hppnr and lh County of Mono ONPA The Hcppncr GAZETTE-TIMES Mirrtw huty's iMt-Owitd V.tkljr Ntvipipr USPS. 240-420 Published every Thursday and entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon under the Act of March 3. 1879 Second-class postage paid at Heppner. Oregon. Office at 147 West Willow Street. Telephone (503) 676 9228. Address communications to the Heppner Gazette Times P.O. Box 337. Heppner. Oregon 9783(i $10.00 in Morrow, Umatilla, Wheeler & Gilliam counties : $12.00 elsewhere. Letters To Thank you, To the editor: We are writing this letter to express our appreciation to the voters of Umatilla and Morrow counties for the continued support of the college. The margin of victory was very narrow and we realize that we owe our successful budget election to the many volunteers who helped tell our story to the voters. Many residents of the college district donated both time and money to assist in the election campaign. With out their help we would not have been successful in pas sing the college levy. We are especially apprecia tive of the positive vote in Morrow County. We realize that due to the distance involved. Morrow County resi dents are not able to take advantage of the many oppor tunities the college provides. We can assure you that the college will make every effort to provide classes locally when it is economically feas ible to do so. The close vote on the college budget and the defeat of other area budgets is a clear indication that voters expect education, and other local taxing districts, to reduce Support Densmore To the editor: All Densmore. mayor of Medford. is a Democrat candi date for U.S. Congress from the Second District. He is an Insurance Agent and a native Oregonian. His family lives in Tygh Valley. He is married to our daughter Susan who was raised in Lakeview. They have a two-year old daughter. Through his family and ours, he has relatives in a good share of the communities in Eastern Oregon. Al has alwavs had an Is The Arms buildup In The Holy Land Preparing The World For Armageddon? IS THE RAPTURE ABOUT TO OCCUR? How Can We Know For Sure We Are Prepared? I will answer these and other questions the Revelation Panorama Seventh-day Adventist Church 506 Minor M.,1fi-Media Presentation Uies 11 TTaS AlSf 15,000 He ppne r. Oregon, Thursday, Nwpopr of The Editor Morrow Co. expenditures wherever pos sible during ' these difficult economic times. Approval of the college budget does not alter the fact that the college, like other taxing districts, needs to review all budget items and make an effort to reduce existing costs where ever possible. The college understands the message the voters gave us on March 30 and we are starting now to again review the entire budget to see if some addition al savings can be realized in the budget that has already received voter approval for 1982-83. We already know that we must reduce expenditures by another $23,515 to match the most recent reduction in state funding. Again, we want to thank the Morrow County residents for their show of support. Sincerely yours, Ronald L. Daniels President Blue Mountain Community College Oren G. AJlison Chairman -Citizens Committee for Support ofBMCC interest in this area and as a State Legislator for six years, and as a member of the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission, he has put forth much effort in our behalf. As an honest, industrious, intelligent person. AI will be an outstanding representa tive. Dorothy and I would encourage your support of his candidacy as you have suppor ted our family in the past. Sincerely. . James W Ogle Rt. 6 Box 820 Lakeview. OR 97630 April 22, Anniversaries Ehstroms celebrate 50th ,7 T'ij fad i:i lK i ... M F II ' Mill i ' "rmniri in i i r ' i i n rn-n 11 r- i h n n im nm Air. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom Herbert and May Ekstrom of lone celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently with a family dinner. The dinner was hosted by the couple's children and held at the home of Herb and Nancy Ekstrom, lone. Attending the festivities were their three sons and their wives. Herb Jr. and Nancy of lone; Dick and Sue of Seattle, Wash,; and Roland and Sally of John Day. Also attending were all of the couple's ten grandchildren and their spouses, and eight great-grandchildren. Woods to celebrate 50th Percy and Mary Woods of Fossil will be honored at a 50th wedding anniversary open house, hosted by their family, on May 2, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Isobel Edwards Hall in Fossil. All friends are invited to attend. BMCC announces Forty-five students at Blue Mountain Community College, including four from Morrow County, earned a perfect 4.0 grade point average in their winter term classes at the college. Grade points are computed on the basis of four points for each A. 3 points for each B and so on. Students earning a 4.0 gpa received an A grade in every one of their classes. Students receiving above a 3..V) gpa are named to the honor roll at the college. Eight Morrow Co students were named on the honor roll. Those earning between a 3.00 gpa and a 3.50 are named to the dean's list, which includes 16 students from Morrow County. Honor roll and dean's list students must carry 12 graded credit hours or more to be included on either list. at St Heppner, OR 7:30 p.m. Friday Saturday Sunday Tuesday honor students The following Morrow County students were named on the honor roll: Scott Daniels, Suzann Hascall and Rick Pendergrass. all of Boardman; Nancy Brown field. Larry Palmer - 4.00. Dennis Peck. Ruth Sweeney and Maureen Healy - 4.00, all of Heppner: and Kathryn Doherty. Francine Evans -4.0. Jannette Evans - 4 Oand Lerry Wilson, all of Irrigon. The following Morrow County students were named to the dean's list: Todd Markillie of Boardman: Jeff Edmundson. Kathleen Kenny. Nancy Miller, Gordon Munck, Dana Stevens and Ron Ward, all of Heppner: Mike Conklin. Tamera Harrison and Ralph Morter. all of lone: Patrick Cimmiyotli. Audrev Creason and Beth Hellberg. all of Irrigon: and Ella Mae Green. John Smith and Suan Wright, all of Ix'xinglon ''Hi, I'm Les Fowler, just returned from an extensive tour of Bible Lands. I would like to share with you by way of motion pic tures and slides some impressions I receiv ed while there. You will see the confusion, hatred, poverty and evidence of past wars in these lands of many diversified peoples in the Middle East' Opening Night Friday, April 23 7:30 p.m. Child Care Service Provided Free IM'b Keport John Arthur Herbert Jr., 38 of Sheridan, pleaded guilty to Second Degree Criminal Tres pass on April U in Morrow County .lost ire Court (Hop pner), reported Morrow Co. Deputy District Attorney Harold McLean. Herbert was cited February 7 for Criminal Trespass while in Poscssion of a Firearm for hunting on the Navy Kombing Range leased by Jim West. SI. Route, Heppner. Herbert was fined $107. He also pleaded guilty to depositing litter, illegally and was fined $9 for that charge, McLean said. Justice Court Justice Court at (he Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled the following cases during the past week: Sarah Jane Marick, Irrigon Driving While Suspended. $155 fine, $125 suspended; Jerry Arthur Stefani. lone -Violation of the Basic Rule (47 mph in a 35 mph zone). $55 bail forfeited; and James Clarence Benson, Heppner Careless Driving $55 fine. BecuaM(fDccmjm&' ririAA DIAMOND SUMC&U- JEWELRY AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND JEWELRY Registered for Quality Insured for Safety Princess diamonds speak the language of love Peterson's tvrs Jewelers S3? 11 p Heppner f SSI T i ' "T r P fj - " - A J - " '' 4 Public Meetings' Monday, April 2(i Morrow County Planning Commission, Court house. Heppner. 7:30 p.m.: Heppner Fire Deport ment. Fire Hall. Heppner. 7: 3D p in Wednesday. April 211 - Mor row County Court. County Building. Irrigon. !t a.m.: lieppner Public Library Board, Library, K p.m. Health Dept. Friday. April 23 - Lexington office closed Vacation. Tuesday, April 27 - free blood pressure clinic and immunizations, Irrigon county offices, 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, April 30 - free blood pressure clinic and immuniza tions, U'xington Health Dept. office, 8 n m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Thomas Editon invented the lectric voting machine in 1869. It was first uwd in a general tlaction in 1892. 676-9200: t c I i Hospital Notes I'allents mliuitted unil dis I'luirKi'ii from Pioneer Mem orial Hospital In Heppner over the past week include: Amanda Duvall. Iloppnor admitted April 7, discharged April 17; Sandy Jewell, Klmhcrly -admitted April It, discharged April 12: Marquerite Hohlnson, Hep pner admitted April 12, discharged April l.'l: Sue Walton, I.011K Creek admitted April 1:1. discharnt'd April l, Cheryl Ployhar, Heppner admitted April 13. discharged April IS; Wallace Matthews, lone admitted April 1:1. discharged April and Met tie Doherty, Heppner -admitted April 15, discharged April 17. Patients still receiving care at the hospital as of Monday, April 19 included: Klla Smith. Heppner - ad mitted April 12; and Marguerite Hohinson, Hep pner admitted April 13, WEDDIKS INVITATIONS GAZETTE-TIMES 676-9228 BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO PARTS HEPPNER AUTO PARTS itSfk 234 N. Main Heppner FLOOR COVERING M & R FLOOR COVERING Linden Way Carpet, Linoleum, 676-9418 Ceramic Ti,e- Kitchen Heppner Cabinets, FURNITURE CASE FURNITURE Heppner Carpet, Linoleum, Counter Tops Installed Beauty Rest Mattresses, Fabrics and Accessories, Sherwin Williams Paint INSURANCE r IT1 uiu uinrrn Mn mnniLn I BRYANT MEDICAL SUPPLIES I MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY f J frw WViilirx) :fvne on Pr(-M f ipliuin Hcupihil Supplmt Mini F r 1 i (1 pn Sji 9 1 rn LocGted in the Medical Center 1 100 Southgate, Pendleton 276-1531 OIL PRODUCTS Chevron DEVIN OIL CO. 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Weathers poHt ed hail and was released On April 1(1, an amluilance was requested at Desert Springs Kstates in Hoardmnn. A Hoardman ambulance re sponded In another April Ifi incident, Inland J Shipcntower, 27 of Pendleton, was arrested by n Pendleton Police Department officer on local charges and on a Morrow County Circuit Court warrant for alleged Driving While Itevoked -Failure to Appear. Shipeti tower was lodged at Ibe Umatilla County Jail On April 17, Dolbert W Kmerl. 7iof lone, was cited by n Morrow Co Sheriff's deputy for allegedly Driving While Suscmlcd 676-9123 Counter Tops J Lrwaum fMiuiim, t. Sfx.U OwtMiul Yeinly Mwnieriidce (ciofy hmnmi r'MH.K UpM)niify I ) 1 series. No Admission ChKC
