Heppner gazette-times., July 19, 1984, Page FIVE, Image 5

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Weddings
Clow - Hansen
Die Morrow i ounly District Altor
ney s office at the Morrow County
Courthouse in Heppner has handled
the following Grand Jury indict
ments during the past week
Nathan Kay Hammons Hi H«-p
pner charged with Delivery of a
Controlled Substance and Conspir
acv to IVhver a Controlled Substan
ce He was indicted July 12 and
arraigue»! July 16 Hail has been set
at fiá.iHxi
James Steelman hi Heppner
charged on three separate indict
ments of IVlivery of a Controlled
Substance and one indictment for
Conspiracy to Deliver a Controlled
Substance Had is set at S55.U00
James Benson 2ft, Heppner. char
ged with two indictments for faith
the I »clivers o f.«i ontrolled Substan
re and Conspiracy to lieliver a
Conlr«>lled Substan« e
The Morrow County Public Works
IVpartment has submitted the fol
lowing road report for work done
during the two week period ending
July t i
Hoads bladed
Penland l-ake,
Sanford. Irrigon roads Arbuckle
Shota- Canyon. Willow Creek and
lattle Butler Creek shoulders
Hoads patched
Khoa l reek
iRuggs u p 1 Sand Hollow Willow
Creek upper bad spots and Dal
i r ll
Blade patch Rhea Creek Hoad
Projects
Little Butter Creek
shoulders cut, road broomed off
culvert extended at Pine City pug
m ill roller and moved tank to job
site and moved rock stock pile«l for
pugmill
Shop
welded liner in Spokane
tub. buried telephone line shop to
office, began electrical improve
ments. prepared equipment for oil
ing. istalled new pads on D 6 cat. and
regular maintenance
Crusher
setting up at Port of
Morrow site and rebuilding to ac­
commodate new routing
Cutsforth Park
cleaning and
clearing unimproved area
North end mowing east Irrigon
roads and removing overhanging
trees on Irrigon road
Death Notice
Malici Howell
Funeral «erv ices f««r Mattel Howell
are scheduled for II a m Friday at
the Monument Community Church
A complete obituary will tie- in
dud«-d in n«-xt week s paper
Pecks celebrate 50th
Our l-ady of Angela 1 iti
June 16 wedding of Mary Kathleen II.n -n daughter •( ( ,(ih> Hansen of
Hermislon and Mr and Mr« Klmer Har.'i r .f Pilot K» K to John F nc Clow
son of Mr and Mr« Norman ('low of Ir r i. -n
Father Brian McKenna offu i.ited at the doutile ring reremonv
Given in marriage by bci p a i« la the m Ida wore a full length gown which
was made by her mother The r« i« t « .i ’ in Hirt had an overlay of
organdy which fell into a chapel length t ra n The I ««lice of -..dm rayon lace
was accented with a pepium «to- won a p*ctun hat alao made by hei
mother It was covered with matching satin at d a . on ted w ith « o il (war Is
and lace
She carried a bouquet of white silk ro«< - with .< fr. h orchid in the center
Dusty rose and white streamers fell from the hoquet
Jim Ackley provided the wedding muse
Sis Ostolasa. Kuna Idaho sister of the bride was maid of hour She wore a
floor length gown of dusty rose satin with an overlay of matching chiffon
Donna Stephens, sister of the bride and Sheridan sweek friend of the
bride, both of Hermislon. were bridesmaids They wore matching dresses of
dusty rose satin with a floral ciffon overlav < ourtney t »s to la sa niece of the
bride was flower girl
Greg Clow, brut hot of the
1 • Ostolasa Kuna.
Idaho, and Ken Ketchum of Hermislon wer* ushers
Dean Jack of
Hermislon was ring bearer
After a honeymoon If Ip
home in Hermislon where U m
fo r Eastern Oregon M o b i l S l a u r ' t v i a n d " •
le
a p r e n u r s i n g student at
Blue Mountain Community ( olb g. a- t a t . r t t f i r d n u t . aid« at G o o d
Shepherd Hospital
()r\ ill»v Lau'riu' Smith
an I is survivisi l*y his sister. Mrs
Charles Dower of Naches. his child
ren James I. Smith. Kobyn Smith
\staire, Catherine Schierman. and
Jennifer Haakeruon. and by six
grandchildren
services were held at 2 p m .
Friday July It at Acacia Memorial
Chapel in Seattle with graveside
services in Yakima at Terrace
Heights Memorial Park at 10 a m .
Saturday July 14
The faintly suggests rememhran
« tie made to the American Cancer
Society
( lolhvn (invnup
Orville l,averne Smith died Tues
«lay morning July lo ISH4 in Ever
green Hospital in Kirkland. Wash
ington He was ho years old
Smith was born September IS.
pail inOsakis Minnesota the son of
|a-wisand Maren Sopfua (CUwseti
Smith In PXW he moved with his
fam ilv lo Naches Washington,
where his (ather owned thè generai
sture II«- attendisi thè l niversity of
Washington, then worked on a
freighter from Seattle lo Argentina
where he m.tnaged appiè orchards
and a fru ii packing company f«»r
three years
Following Ins return to W.ishmg
ton State he m arnisi June Louise
Pfeiffer of Seattle in 1*12
He
worked (or his father in Naches for a
short lime, then Us arne a partner of
thè Naches l.um ber Company,
whtch was soli! in IMS lo t ascade
l.umher Company He then movisi
to Heppner .Oregon, to operate thè
Heppner l.umtwr Company which
he expanded to include mills in
Pendleton. Monument, and Elgin
During this tune he was a mem
tier ol the Heppner Benevolent Pro
lective Order of the Elks
In PiS5 he sold Heppner Pine Mills
and retired dividing his tune lie
tween Seatle. as owner of Stetson
Ituss l.umlM-rmg Machinery Comp
any amt Ins winter home m Horn»
lulu. Hawaii
He was the iirother ol Harold
Smith ol Yakima now deceased
Colleen Greenup, it», died Satur
day July 14. I'»H4 at St Anthony
II - pital in Pendleton She was a life
time resident of the Heppner area
She was tmrn tK’t 13. 1024. the
daughter ot John and l-o(tie Buss
ell Kilkenny
on Sept to. 1*45, she married
IVinald Greenup
In addition to her husband, surviv­
ors include lour daughters Terry I
Ann Ash beck of Pine City «near
Butteri reek Sue Ellen Walton of
lauig Creek and Mary Ann Davis
and Bridget! Ilene Greenup of Hep
pnci sons William of lone, and
Gregory of Heppner. three sisters
Ilene Uiuglilen of Heppner. Sara
Cohn ol Pendleton, and Hose Chad
bourne San Francisco, brothers
Hotter) Kilkenny Heppner and John
I- Kilkenny. Portland, and 14
grandchildren
Recitation of the rosary was at 7
p m Monday. July 16. at St Pal
re k s Catholic Church in Heppner
Funeral mass with the He» Brian
.1 McGovern officiating was at ID
a m I in d.iv July IT at the church
- onduding services and interment
billowed at the Masonic Cemetery
i ontributioiis may lx- made to the
I'mted Cerebral Palsy Association
of Oregon ill? S F Harold. Pori
land Oregon *»72t»i
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was
in - barge of arrangements
Hospital Notes
A 50th wedding anniversary r r i eption was held lor Harold a:id I iln j IV« k
of Heppner af the First Christian Church dining room Jur < 7"!
Harold Perk and Edna Crump were married June -*o I m .H at Kelso
Cowlitz County. Washington Both wer«- horn at Heppner to pu-i - • r parents
and have sp«-rit most of their lives in Morrow County
Their three children are Patricia Hardy of D-mpe \izon.i Shirley
Palmer,
of Heppner and Marge Church of Tr«iv. Montana
Die Peck's have nine grandchildren and four gieat grandchildren
Relatives came from as far away as Douglas Alaska ind M rxio City
Mexico
The follow mg patients were admit
teif and discharged troni Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppnei dm
mg the past week
I ad.i Taylor Heppner admitted
July In. discharged July 17.
Michelle Smith Kent Washington
admitted and discharged July 17
Walter Pilgrim Ih-ppner admití
ed .mil discharged -Iul> 14 and
Jeff Wilson, levm gtoii admitted
July 14 discharged July 15
Patients slid receiving care at the
hospital as of press lime Monday
include
Fiara Km/er Heppner admitted
July f»
Steve I »urnlar Spray
admitted
July It)
Mane Turner Heppner admitted
July II, and
Fieli Hen lone .ninniteli July 12
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