Easter Services,
Sf. Patricks and
Catholic Church
Holy Thumday, April H
7:00 pm.-Masi of the Last Supper, Renewal of Priestly
Vowi, Procession to the Altar of Repose.
Good Friday, April 20
Day of Fait and Abitinence
2:45 p.m. Stations of the Cross
7 p.m. Liturgy of the Passion
Holy Saturday, April 21
7 p.m.-The Solemn Vigil of Easter (The Church wishes
that the vigil not take place before dusk)
Easter Sunday, April 22
8:45 a.m. Easter Mass at St. William's
11:00 a.m. Easter Mass at St. Patrick's
Valby Lutheran Church
Maundy Thursday, April 19
6:30 p.m. Seder feast at Valby.
Good Friday, April 20
7:30 p.m. Community Ecumenical worship at the Chris
tian Life Center.
Easter Sunday, April 22
8 a. m.-Worship Service, Easter egg hunt follows worship
i service.
8:15 a m.-Easter breakfast.
)IIope Lutheran
Good Friday, April 20
7:30 p.m. Community Ecumenical worship service at the
Christian Life Center.
Easter Sunday, April 22
8:30-10:30 a m. -Easter breakfast.
10:30 a.m. Sunday School children's music rehearsal. No
regular Sunday School.
11 a m.-Worship Egg hunt
worship service. '
Mil Saints Episcopal Church
Thursday, April 19
6:30 p.m. Seder Meal at the church.
Friday, AprU 20
7 p m Good Friday Meditation at Ail Saints
Saturday,
7 p.m.-Great Easter Vigil,
with St. Patrick's Church.
Sunday,
9 30 a. m.-Easter Ceiebration, Rite II Holy Eucharist
Children's decoration of the flower cross.
Jnitcd Methodist
Maundy Thursday, April 19
6:30 p.m.-A simple meal will
hall of the Church. Reservations
is limited.
Sunday,
10:30 a.m. Easter worship
iFirst Christian Church
Good Friday, April 20
7:30 p m. Ecumenical Service at Christian Life Center.
Saturday, April 21
10:30 a.m. Sunday School Children's practice.
Sunday, April 22
10 a.m. Children's Sunday School program followed by
coffee hour.
11 a.m. Morning worship featuring special music by the
children's choir, a ladies trio, and a duet by Sam and Mary
Kay Bellamy.
lone United Church of Christ
Maundy Thursday, April 19
7:30 p.m. Celebration of the Lord's Supper; the Office of
I Tenebrae; Choir will sins.
f Good Friday, AprU 20
i 7:30 p.m. Christian Life Center, Ecumenical service.
Easter Sunday, April 22
7:30 a.m. Sunrise Service in the city park
. 8 : 3 ; -9 a.m. Easter breakfast served at the church
' 10 a. m.-Easter worship (no Sunday School that day only)
Friendship Baptist Church
Friday, April 20
) 7:30 p.m. Good Friday service at Christian Life Church
Sunday, April 22
' 6 a.m. Sunrise service at high school
8 a.m. Easter breakfast at church
9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all
11 a.m. Easter program and worship
2 p.m. Easter service at Hospital
Lexington Christian Church
' Sunday, April 22
10:45 a.m. Short program by Sunday School children.
. 11 a.m. Guest speaker Neil King from Boardman
Heppner Church of the Nazarem
r
) Easter Sunday, April 22
i 6 a.m. Community Sunrise Service at Heppner High
" School
) 9 a.m. Easter Breakfast at the Church
10:30 a.m. Children's Easter program
' 11 a.m. Easter worship
5 p.m. Youth Group
6 p.m. Evening Service
St. William's
Church
and coffee hour follow the
April 21
Lighting of Paschal Candle
April 22
Church
be served in the fellowship
are needed because seating
April 22
service.
Dohertys
t-- niiifniiniC r i r w i iriri man i j ay. wWiuiju. ,jBn...i .1 jy.um iw ni sio w ww
. if . j
;
-i "'
j J .
V ' J
a I h
. HILL - 1 1 i ' I
Catherine (Grant) Doherty
Local student selected
for honors seminar
Michelle Aaron of Heppner,
is among 13 sophomores at
Pacific University in Forest
Grove selected for the soph
omore honors seminar this
semester on the basis of a
cademic records. The class is
using a special issue of Es
quire Magazine as its "text
book." Aaron is majoring in politi
cal science at Pacific.
Unusual? Maybe, but the
special issue is the Golden
Anniversary Collector's Issue
of Esquire's "Man at His
Best-the SO Who Made the
Difference." This is often cal
led a celebration of 50 Ameri
can originals.
Fifth American individuals
of the past 50 years are
divided into the categories of
Heppner
news bits
Annabelle Berg was guest of
honor Monday, April 2 at a
bridal shower given for her by
her granddaughter, Christy
Bourrie.
Donna Ball, another grand
daughter, assisted with the
gift table and Joyce Hughes
tied the ribbons for a bouquet.
Hughes w as assisted by Pam
Piper cutting and serving the
cake. Jean Ball served punch.
Berg's wedding date has
been set for April 21 at Hines,
Oregon, where she will make
her home.
Rachel and Ed Dick have
returned recently from Otis,
Oregon where they attended a
90th birthday party for
Rachel's mother, Edna For
sythe, reports Ed. Dick.
The party was held at the
home of Edna's son Jack
Forsythe who is a former
Lexington area pilot.
Edna and her husband Ben
lived in the Heppner and lone
area for many years where
Ben was the superintendent of
lone schools for a time and
later ran a bulk oil plant there.
Kenneth Cutsforth son of
Orville Cutsforth was recently
injured in a car accident and
was a patient in Consolidated
Good Sheperd Hospital at
Hermiston. He was taken to
Spokane for treatment and
tests. He was scheduled to
return to Hermiston this week.
E
:j ii'A 1
The Heppner Caiette-Tlmw, Heppner.Oregwi, Thnnday. AprU It. 1M4-FIVE
host this year s Morrow Co. Pioneer Picnic
Trailblazers, Legends, Build
ers, Visionaries, Advocates,
and Champions. The studies in
the sophomore honors - 13 of
them - read the articles and
turn in questions that arise
from the reading.
Dr. Byron D. Steiger of the
Sociology department says
that the students are consider
ing whether these 50 people
are symbols of what is going
on in society, whether they
individually made a differ
ence, or whether they collect
ively made a difference.
Steiger has concluded, "The
competent, academic students
don't have a good compre
hension of modern history.
They know the Civil War
better than the past 50 years."
lone News
Beulah Sherer was the hon
ored guest at a birthday party
Thursday, April 12 at the
home of Dot Halvorsen. Ten
ladies helped her celebrate the
occasion with birthday cake
and ice cream.
Twelve ladies gathered at
Beecher's cafe in lone on
Friday, April 13 for a joint
birthday party honoring Ida
Coleman and Edith Nichoson.
Following the no-host lunch
eon, the ladies continued the
celebration at the home of
Norma Kea with coffee and
special birthday treats.
r
COMMON sense in
V -
I . S . 7 - -
f - - - M -
ft ' r n .
4 ' V- A
Hifcffwtfifwiimrwi
HAY
FEIEMCH
REPUBLICAN
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
District 59
Committee ffet' "uy Fnanih Slrte fitjresenmv. Ron MiDonuM - Chairman
Uy JUSTINE
WEATHKKFOKD
Catherine (Grant) Doherty,
began the Morrow County
Doherty family who will be
hosts for (his year's Pioneer
Reunion and Picnic Dinner on
Sunday, May 27, at the County
Fairgrounds. The Doherty
roots are in County Donegal.
Now there are so many Cath
erines or Kates and so many
Bernards or Barneys that
sometimes the Dohertys
themselves have trouble being
certain of those persons' iden
tities. Catherine and her husband
Francis were both natives of
Carndonagh, County Donegal.
There they owned land on
which they were raising a
family of four children:
Sarah, Bernard F. (Barney),
Mary and James G
Husband and father Francis
died before 1883, and the
couple's oldest child, Sarah,
emigrated to the United States
CF to benefit from bike - a
A Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-Thon,
being coordinated by
Paul Minster, will be held in
lone on May 5, 1984 beginning
at 10 a.m. lone City Park will
be the registration-starting
point for the event.
Proceeds from the Bike-a-Thon
will help support re
search to find a cure or control
Co. 6th graders to learn
in outdoor classrooms
Morrow County sixth grade
students from all four elemen
tary schools in the district will
spend one week between April
30 and May 18 at Tupper Work
Center south of Heppner
learning about the outdoors.
In addition to instruction in
the regula basic skills, stu
dents receive direct instruc
tion in areas such as forest
investigations, survival in the
out-of-doors, wildlife, water,
soil, and wtather. Throught
i -out the entire week ecological
questions are studied when
learning about the envi-
Senior News
Many interesting and fun
events are planned for the
senior citizens of Heppner and
surrounding areas during the
next few weeks, announced
Carolyn Parcel, senior servic
es supervisor.. .
The first annual Senior Citi
zen Pre-Easter pi" sale will be
held Friday, April 20 in front
of Central Market. The sale
will begin promptly at 9 a.m.
" and continue until all pies are
sold. This is the group's first
attempt at fundraising and
Parcel says that all are hope
ful of a successful sale. Pro
ceeds will be applied to the
the legislature
before that year,
The widowed Kate, then
about 46 years old, decided to
come to the county of Umatilla
in Oregon, and she courage
ously gathered her belongings
and younger three offspring
and got them aboard the
steamship "Encoria." The
four reached New York on
October 8, 1883, where they
stayed only long enough to
make arrangements to travel
to Oregon.
Their destination was the
Big Butter Creek ranch of
Kate's cousin, Catherine
(Doherty) Nelson, wife of
Ebner Nelson.
Catherine's daughter, Sarah
had married sheepman
Charles Cunningham five
months before her mother,
brothers and sister arrived.
Not to long after their arrival,
Mary began a friendship with
Michael Kenny which led to
their marriage on December
16, 1884.
for cystic fibrosis, the number
one genetic killer of children
and young adults in the U.S.,
and to help support a nation
wide network of clinics that
specialize in the diagnosis and
treatment of the disease.
Cystic fibrosis is an inherit
ed disease that attacks the
lungs and digestive systems.
Some of the symptoms in-
ronment.
Although instruction is eq
uivalent to that of a regual
school day, students also have
the opportunity to participate
in a variety of recreational
activities in the late after
noons and evenings.
Students from each of the
high schools are selected to
serve as counselors for out
door school They provide as
sistance to the regular class
room teachers and resource
people who accompany sixth
graders for the five day, four
night, program.
purchase of a convection oven
for the mealsite kitchen.
Bingo will return to the
agenda at the noon day meals
at the mealsite beginning
April 25. Games are scheduled
for the last Wednesday of each
month with small prizes a
warded to winners.
We Are The
YOU CAN BE
t: fjmjAjmmmt iimwiitii ,i v? , $ . ' -
For All Your Farm Chemical Needs !
nh-3 Aqua Liquid & Dry Fertilizers
Farm Chemicals Variety of Application Systems
'WE NOT ONLY SELL THE PRODUCT WE SERVICE IT TOO'
Where
? is the
Catherine and her sons,
Barney and James G., re
mained on Big Butter Creek
until 1891, where the brothers
worked for Cunningham. That
year they bought 320 acres in
Blackhorse Canyon in Morrow
County from Grant Buchanan
and James and Ida Buchanan
and moved there with their
mother who was very instru
mental in the building of the
family farm. She filed a
homestead claim on 160 acres
and helped purchase other
quarter-sections until she had
900 acres of land in heraame.
On November 29, 1911, she
deeded herland to sons Barney
and James G. The depen
dents of James G. Doherty are
often designated as "Black
horse Dohertys."
Catherine (Grant) Doherty
was an exceptionally capable
and strong woman, who had
after her husband's death,
moved her family halfway
around the world where she
- thon
elude: a salty taste to the
skin; excessive appetite-poor
weight gain; persistent cough
ing -excessive mucus; pneu
monia more than once; bulky
fatty stools.
The Cystic Fibrosis Foun
dation received no govern
ment support and relies soley
on contributions from the
public for it programs of
research, car, and education.
Prizes for the Bike-a-Thon
will be awarded to partici
pants based on the amount of
pledges raised and include
stero headsets, calculators,
and cassette recorders. State
grand prizes will be awarded
again this year. To pick up
your sponsor form or for more
information call Paul Minster
at 676-5823 or the Cystic Fib
rosis Foundation at 231-4015 in
Portland.
y
Seitz - Cumin
Aviation
New Drop Tube Booms Give:
1) Great deposition on field.
2) Uniform pattern on swath.
Call us for your Ag. spraying needs.
'Professional aerial application'
989-8477 or 676-9711
VICE
Team You Can
M.C.C.S.
Morrow County
the customer
company
saw her children settled, mar
ried and prospering in their
new land. Catherine liver" until
November 2, 1913, into her
76th year. She is buried in the
"old" Doherty plot in an early
section of the Heppner Mas
onic Cemetery, as are three of
her children: the oldest child,
Sarah (Doherty) Cunning
ham, who died long before her
mother did, is buried in the
Vinson Cemetery.
UOI l
COLOHOT
TMUUftAXJUQ
I FOOD Ol HVERAOIS ( r-l
ib HmmmmArm
fnnnfuin I j
'" 111
pNLY
Rietmann's Hardware
tow
Share
Easter Joy!
Pretty plaques with
special Easter mes
sages are thoughtful
gifts for filling Easter
baskets. $4.00.
wwa
Depend On
Grain Growers
HK.
Fb 989 S221 . l(aOO)4S2 739
t O Box 147
I
H 1983 Hallmark Card mc
I MwWflij'j
I tog