EIGHT The Heppner Giette-Times. Heppaer, Oregon. Thursday. December . 1M
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Area churches plan Christmas services
St. Patricks & St. Williams
Catholic Churches
A Midnight Mass will be
celebrated on Christmas Eve
at St. Patricks Catholic
Church in Heppner. A prelim
inary service of Christmas
carols and hymns will begin at
11:30 p.m. Mass will follow at
12 midnight. Ron McDonald
will direct the choir and
Hope & Valby Lutheran Churches
Christmas Eve Candlelight
Communion Services will be
held at Hope and Valby Lu
theran churches. The services
United Methodist
vChurch
A Christmas Eve Candle
light Sen-ice will be held at
United Methodist Church in
Heppner from 11 p.m. to 12
midnight. Special choir
anthems will be featured, as
well as quartets by the Junior
and senior high youth groups.
Geneva Matthews will per
form a solo, and Lori Hire will
sign "Silent Night."
Host families needed for students
The American Scandinavian
Student Exchange (ASSWE)
is seeking local families to
serve as hosts for IS Scandi
navian and German high
school students who are part
of the ASSE exchange visitor
program, according to Susan
Hayes. Director of ASSE. The
non-profit ASSE operates
under the auspices of the
Swedish Department of Edu
cation and is officially desig-
CHRISTMAS
We Thank our
many new clients
and friends for
the patronage
and pleasure you
have given us.
, We hope your
Christmas will be
a best ever,
among friends
and family
togetherness.
Bob & Babe Harris
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Warm holiday
wishes and
sincere thanks
to all our
patrons.
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Rosemarie Buschke will play
the organ. Other selections
will be performed by a guitar
and flute group.
Mass will be celebrated at
St. Williams Catholic Church
in lone at 8:45 a.m. and at St.
Patricks at 11 a.m. on Christ
mas Day.
at Valby will begin at 6 p.m..
with the service at Hope be
ginning at 9 p.m.
Lexington
Christian Church
The Lexington Christian
Church will hold a Christmas
Eve Candlelight Communion
Service at 6:30 p.m.
"We want to provide the
opportunity for people to come
in the same spirit as the wise
men of old to worship the
Lord. Jesus Christ, on Christ
mas Eve." said the
Stuart Dick, pastor of the
church.
nated by the U.S. Internation
al Communication Agency as
an Exchange Visitor Pro
gram. The students, 16 and 17
years old, are fluent in Eng
lish and are carefully selected
for the program based on their
high school performance,
good character and interest in
the ASSE program. They are
covered by comprehensive
medical and liability insur
ance and have adequate
money for personal needs
supplied by their parents, said
Hayes. The host family fur
nishes meals and housing.
The ASSE program offers
families the opportunity to
to all our
friends and
patrons.
Ray Boy ce
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There's no better time
than now to express
our "thanks" to valued
friends and patrons.
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All Saints
Episcopal
Church
A Choral Mass will be held
at All Saints Episcopal Church
in Heppner at 11 p.m. Christ
mas Eve. Sptvial iiiumc will
be sung before the service.
Christian Life
Center
A choir from the Interfaith
Christian Center in Hermiston
will present a cantata on
Wednesday. Dec. 22, at the
Christian Life Center's new
building on Morgan St. in
Heppner at 7 p m.
lone United
Church of Christ
A Christmas Eve Candle
light Communion Service will
be held at the lone United
Church of Christ beginning at
10:30 p.m. The service will
include reading of scripture
singing carols, communion
and will end with candle light
inc. share American cultural and
educational experiences with
a Scandinavian or German
young person, and at the same
time, learn about ano
ther culture and language.
Hayes indicated that a volun
teer area representataive.
provided by ASSE, will con
tact the host family and the
guest student on a regular
basis to assure that every
thing is going smoothly.
Families interested in serv
ing as hosts for the 1983-84
school year should contact
Mrs. Arlene Lavender, 400
N E. 4th. Box 862. Pilot Rock.
Oregon 97868. Telephone: 503-443-5881.
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sheriff s Report
The Morrow County sher
iff's office at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following calls,
cases and reports during the
past week:
On December 17, a Board
man ambulance responded to
a request at Interstate 84 and
Highway 730. An unknown
woman was reportedly
injured.
Also on December 17, Mike
Cahill, chief of the Irrigon ,
Police Department reported
that Michael Brown, 29, of
Irrigon, had been discovered
shot to death at Brown's Truck
Stop in Irrigon. Brown was
reportedly married and had
two children. Later that same
day, the joint efforts of the
Irrigon Police Department,
the Oregon State Police, the
Umatilla Police Department
and the Morrow County Sher
iff's Department led to the
arrest of Thomas Winston
Westmoreland III, 20, of
Umatilla in connection with a
robbery at Brown's Truck
Stop and the murder of service
station attendant Michael
Brown.
In another December 17
incident, Mike Cahill, chief of
the Irrigon Police Depart
ment, the Oregon State Police,
the Umatilla Police Depart
ment and the Morrow County
Sheriff's Department led to
the arrest of Thomas Winston
Westmoreland III. 20, or
Umatilla in connection with a
robbery at Brown's Truck
Stop and the murder of service
station attendant Michael
Brown.
In another December 17
incident, a Boardman ambu
lance transported an unknown
woman from U & I Inc.,
Boardman. to the North Mor
row Medical Clinic in Board
man. She reportedly suffered
head injuries.
Public Meetings
Monday. Dec. 27 - Morrow
County Planning Commission,
courthouse, Heppner, 7:30
p m.; Heppner Fire IDepart
ment. fire hall, 7:30 p.m.
Monday. Dec. 27 - Morrow
County Planning Commission,
courthouse, Heppner, 7:30
p.m.; Heppner Fire Depart
ment, fire hall, 7:30 p.m.
Co. Wheat League contributes
to Christmas basket project
This year the Heppner
Neighborhood Center added
an article grown "close to
home" in Christmas baskets
that will be distributed to
needy families in the area.
The product, Krusteaz pan
cake mix. made partly of soft
white wheat, was donated by
the Oregon Wheat League of
Morrow County and Continen
tal Mills of Kent. Wash., said
Wheat League member Alice
Harper of Eight Mile.
The idea of helping the
Neighborhood Center with a
wheat product has been a goal
of County Wheat League
President Chuck Nelson,
Marketing Co-Chairpersons
Alice and Richard Harper and
Public Relations Chair Mark
There's no better time
than now to express our
"thanks" to valued
friends and patrons.
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TAVERN
Doug & Kathleen
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Ronri Keport
The Morrow County Public
Works Department has re
leased the following Work Re
port for the weeks ending
December 11 and 18:
During the past two weeks
roads ditched-bladed were:
Iwer Sandhollow, Melville,
Cecil, Dave Rietmann, Big
Butter Creek, lone Boardman,
No. 586. Baker E.W.. Ella,
Valby. Carlson, Baseline,
Deadman Hill, lone-Gooseberry
and E.W. Ella roads.
Roads bladed and graveled
were: Zinter. Halvorsen to
Eight Mile. Bert Peck, Bren
ner Canyon. Smith-McNabb
West. French. Barlow Can
yon. Bergstrom-Carlson,
Iena-Hisler and Tony Vey
roads.
Signs w ere replaced on Ful
ler Canyon Road and repaired
on Social Ridge.
A new culvert was installed
on Valby Road and culvert
extension on the Oscar Peter
son Road.
Culverts were cleaned and
weeds burned on these roads:
B. Bergstrom. N.S. Morgan,
Rugg Jordan, Baker, Eubanks
and most of the roads that
were bladed.
A wash out was filled in on
the Barlow Canyon Road, and
a tree was removed from the
road on Upper Rhea Creek.
In the north end of Morrow
County, cold mix patching was
done on Kunze Road, Peters
Road. Patterson Junction,
Pole Line. Homestead, Fron
tage. Patterson Ferry and the
Boardman Irrigon Road.
Jeffery (tic hard Schiller - A
son. Jeffery Richard, was
born to John and Shari Schil
ler of Echo on December 2 at
St. Mary Community Hospital
at Walla Walla. Wash. He
weighed 8 lbs.. 14 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Schiller of Echo,
Mr. and Mrs. Vascoe Thomas
of Walla Walla and Dr. and
Mrs. Robert McKenzie of
Pendleton.
Great-grandparents are
Mrs Elma Parke of Hermis
ton. Mrs. Orie Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hensen.
all of Ixndon. Kentucky.
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Pot Brindle, Heppner Neighborhood Center coordinator, packs
Christmas basket with Krusteaz pancake mix.
Miller. At an October board
meeting, all officers voted to
donate the pancake mix in an
effort to help the needy in the
community and promote soft
white wheat products. Harper
said.
"Continental Mills has been
particularly helpful and gen
erous in their donation,"
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, D.A.'s Report
A pi-eliminary hearing was
held December 16 for Con
stance Moe, 38. of Portland.
She is being charged with
three counts of alleged Second
Degree Custodial Interfer
ence. Moe was bound over to
Morrow County Circuit Court
on the charges, reported Mor
row County District Attorney
Ann Spicer,
In other news:
Elwyn Coy Findlay. 56;
Helen Leatba Findley, 46; and
Linda Ellen Findley.' 23, all of
Boardman. were bound over
to Morrow County Circuit
Court after preliminary hear
ings in Morrow County Justice
Circuit Court after prelimin
ary hearings in Morrow Coun
ty Just ice Court . The three are
charged with alleged De
livery of a Controlled Sub
stance to a Minor. Delivery of
a Controlled Substance for
Consideration. Conspiracy to
Deliver a Controlled Sub
stance for Consideration and
Possession of a Controlled
Substance, reported Deputy
District Attorney Harold
Mclean.
Lee Ernest Mitts of Union
County was tried December 5
in Morrow County Justice
Court (Heppner. on charges
of Illegal Possession of a
Game Bird and was found not
guilty. McLean said.
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Question: "Has the present
economy changed your shop-
ping for Christmas this
vear?"
Harper stated. Ron Wise, the
executive vice president of the
corporation, was very recep
tive to our county level project
and is currently working with
several states' wheat com
missions to develop and
market soft white wheat pro
ducts such as pocket breads,
she said.
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Christmas, we give
praise and thanks.
Tom & Shannon
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Justice Court
Justice Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following cases
during the past week:
Rose Marie Hunter, Stan
field Defective Equipment,
$6 fine.
Michael William Rowel,
Heppner - disobeyed Stop
Sign. $12 fine.
Jeffrey Lawrence Camp
bell, Heppner - Failure to
Change Address on Driver's
License. $6 fine.
James Otto Bush, Hermis
ton Exceeding the Maximum
Speed (65 mph in a 55 mph
rone). $12 fine.
Miyoko Janet Tucker. Her
miston Exceeding the Maxi
mum Speed (65 mph in a 55
mph one). $12 fine,
Kdmond Dale Langlois,
Iewlston. Idaho No PUC
Permit. $55 bail forfeited.
I-eroy Gau Journot, Her
miston Hunting with a Cen
terfire Rifle During General
Elk Season in an Area Inhab
ited by Elk without Elk Tag
(rifle. $39 bail forfeited.
Cynthia Ellen Rolen.
Reedsport - Hunting with a
Centerfire Rifle During Cow
Season in an Area Inhabited
bv Elk - No Permit. $28 fine.
Lawrence Wayne Rowe,
Heppner No Operator's Li
cense. $55 fine, and Wanton
Waste of a Game Mammal. To
wit: Buck Deer. $207 fine.
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"Oh. heavens yes," said
Mary Coffman of Heppner
with her daughter, Audrey,
age two, "It's slowed It down;
going for cheaper Items."
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The following patients were
admitted and discharged from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital In
Heppner during the past
week:
Nina Denton, Heppner
admitted December 12, dis
charged December 14;
Bessie Butler, Spray, ad
mitted December 14, released
December 17; and
Michael Kindle, Heppner
admitted December 14, re
leased December 18,
The following patients were
still receiving care at the
hospital as of Monday, Dec.
20:
William Walter, lone ad
mitted December 15;
Marilyn Mies, Heppner
admitted December 15; .
Darold Hums, Heppner
admitted December 15;
Archie Munkers. Heppner -admitted
December 15;
Martha Stockton, Spray
admitted December 17;
Dennis Campbell. Heppner
admitted December 17;
Paul Hisler Jr., Heppner -admitted
December 18;
Bernice Nash, Heppner
admitted December 19;
William Kummerland, Hep
pner admitted December 19;
and
Cleta Walter. lone admit
ted December 19.
And may
you find
a world
of peace.
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