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Newspaper Page TextHeppwer O r *| ««. Wednesday. April 3. I«U T W O -H l* Hrpparr G a ir tl* T im * . Births The O fficial Newspaper of the M M i am County of M orro « I k * Mappa*» GAZETTE-TIMES Narrow U n i » ■ H u a t l l » rrJ k t r l l t USPS lr*r»a »rt 240 420 Published every Wednnxlay and entered 4 » seoondclass matter at the Post Office at Heppner. Oregon under the Act of March î IB79 Secorxl Class postage paid at Heppner Oregon Office at 147 West Willow Street Telephone 5U31 676 9228 Address communications to the Heppnrr (»azetta-Timea. P O Bo* 337. Heppner Oregon 97X16 Subscriptions t i l in Morrow, Lm atilla Wheeler & Gilliam counties t i l elsewhere Eileen Saling Office Manager Sandy Holtz Newspaper Kditor Mary Ann Cerullo Graphics Ilepartment Joyce Hughes ! ffM lffir M arry Bacon Darkroom Technician Duvifl ami April Sykes, Publishers ( Correction Death Notice Word has been received of the death of l.yla Ash Sierra Vista. Arizona on l>ec 17. 1984 Mrs Ash will tie remembered as a first grade teacher in lone during the early l96o's She is survived by a daughter. L yla Dove. Sierra Vista Arizona Her husband preceded her in death in I *>72 An article in last week s Gazette Times titled Artist in Kesidence contained a typographical error The item should have read Pro ceeds from the drawing for an oil painting 1 were added to other Creai iv e Ats and Crafts Association funds to pay a two thirds share, JS74, of the salary for the Heppner artist in residence The other one third, of the salary. $2X6 was paid by the Kustern Oregon Kegional Arts ( Hun nl hnsiin Marl* skow a daughter Kristin M ane was born to Janette and Tom Skow March 25 at Pendle ton Com m unity H osp ital She weighed 7 lbs 14 oz Grandparents are Phyllis and Bel Piper. Lexington. Ann and John Skow of Heppner and Koy and Melha (juackenbush of Heppner Great grandfather is William Ary of Spokane. Washington Great grandmother is Ada Piper of Vancouver Washington Joshua Paul Winters a son Juahua Paul was horn on March 19 19X5 to flave and Khonda W inters of Heppner at Good Shepherd Com m unity H ospital in H erm iston Joshua weighed 7 lbs 15 OZ Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kichard Sargent and Mr and Mrs Pred Breitling all of Heppner Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clint Haugeta-rg of Hermiston and Mrs Trudy Sargent of Billing« Montana Great great grandmother is Mrs Kthel llaugeherg of Korest Grove Joshua joins a brother. Travis four years old. at home Morrow County Grain Growers 22” 31/j H.P. Push Mower 4 -H Clubs '■ *"h ' « u'~~k Obituaries City of Heppner and th* Kuneral services for Klsie McClin lock will la- at 2 p m Wednesday. April 3 at Kulsom Bishop Kuneral Chapel in Pendleton with vault interment at Dlney Cemelerv She died March 3u I9B5 at the Oregon Health Sciences Center in Portland she was horn December 25, I9.il at Loudon. Tennessee, the daughter of I .addle and Bessie Brown Sut Hv \ \NI 5 M oHTF It The North la-xington Livestock 4 H d u l) met March to at the home ot Perry Morter Jill Nelson called th»- m«-eling to ord»-r Linda M orf* gave the treasurer « report c .ong balloons at th»* Ion»- Centennial was Letters to the Kditor ton she was raised in the Baker Sump ter area and attended schools in Baker she m arried V5illiam McClinliu k March 2 I 96 J at Reno Nevada U n couple tanned in Morrow f ount> after their m arriage until 1971 when thev sold their farm and moved to Pendleton Mrs McChntock went to work tor 16 K School District Seplemlier x 1974 and was employed there at the time of her death She enjoyed crocheting and col lecteil 1 0 0 k luniks Survivors are her husband Wil ham McChntock of Pendleton hro Ihers Norman and Gene Proffitt both ot Baker and a sister Dorothv Cassidy of Baker Those who wish may contribute to the Am erican Cancer Society Box 404 Pendleton or through Kolsom Bishop Kuneral Chapel Thanks for supporting our schools To the Kditor We vfcould like tu t.ik«’ fht* opportunity to thank the m jn> prop!«* \*ho contributed tim« «*n«*rg\ and financial support to th«* effort to encourage .1 \es \nf«* on the M orro* ( ’ounf>Scho«»l budget Our go.il of continuing .» good strong educational program for the ut udenti of M orro* County h.»s t**«*n reached f«»r .mother school year To the hundreds «»f fo> b la d e /o n g m e brake • A -,'»■•• To the Kditor C adine surgery for «»hesify utili/ mg a with* \ u n fit «»I procedures is no* t**ing p«»rformed throughout tti«* entire t'n ife d S tate s \> the numlxT of persons haying this surg«*r\ SPRING PARADE OF VALUES 21” 31/2 H.P. Push Mower with Rear Bagger 22” 3Vj H.P. Self-Propelled Mower EXTENDED ROPE START EXTENDED ROPE START • • A D o fe n te d vng te doo» rzxjf d isc h a rg e !>* k • • 2 I •»»«. )<> . ». • . i » i” • 9 9 5 1 mdiy (duals and such organiza lion#» as the Heppner Booster Club lone ( ardiñal Club and ffOurrnet Foods ue appreciate the tupport of «»ur soung people uui iounty is a t»etter place lie» aus«* V ou care ( or mitte« for Support of the Marrou la*\ \ County School District s Forrest Hurkenbine Gastric su rgen group organizes EXTENDED ROPE START * discusse») as old business le a d e r Ken Nelson „traduced new busin»*vs at»*--' .air projects and weigh in Kali»- lloherty will give th«- next demonstration at the April 14 m«*ei mg I»1 la- h»-ld at the home of St«»v»- W aceri blast grow-, it t«-i times timr«' and more evid«-nl that «luring and caring NU|>|»*rl group, an- a vital link in « 1» i »-««tiilly concurring our weight and wi-ight related problem* S»-v »-r.il vc.it« agi» F »In.1 SI rut hers .nut I had the <>p|M»rlunity to «tart a support group in Hermuvton This group ha« ta-en verv helpful lo not only those nt u« that have had the surgery but also very helplul to those who are wonting to (ind out .itiout our evjH-nem es or that may plan to have this surgery in the tutiiri We also lound it to I m - a great help lor other m em bers Of the fam ilies to help answer some of their i|ue«!ions This group is to lx- term ed to give encouragement to those u| 11« who have undergone this lift s a v in g s u rg e ry and g iv e strength and encoura gemimi to those who need it It will provide a forum toi «haring general informa lion and helpful encouragement to ottici gastric hv pass patients and help us get to know about each other Problem s are alw ays easier when they are «hared anil never so bad when they are found to lx- common We plan to hold our lu st meeting. Thursday \pril II at 7 p m to 9 • * 209 ” Reg 239 95 Reg 239 95 age anyone who is a gastric by pass patient nr is interested in this ui gei v to trv to attend Anyone wanting m u l e inhumation please tall Charlene i ’apmeau at 9X*r K4K2 or Peggy Britlncr at 676 9952 « Charlene Papineau Box 461 Lexington. 1 iregon 97X.I9 B olling Hills Bun shaping up for A pril 14 22” 4 H.P. Self-Propelled Mower with Rear Bagger SLADE SHAKE CLUTCH STOPS ONLY THE BLADE. NOT THE ENGINE • r. V .» - v lire- ' • 14 g o »»e«> d»n. » to • Zero d e ck baffles ) assembly in wheels • 16 se't shan ioni! 1 he at tre a te d tines 18 w idth 34995 • A 405 ( 485749) 5 H.P. Front Tine Tiller • C ham dnve • 16 sexmg sleet t.rves • H andle m o u n te d c 'u tc h 031(485669) e 1< • • Till ng w id th 14 310(485677) Runners are you running’’ Walk ers are you walking’’ 'cause the fourth annual Bolling Hills Bun is just two weeks away and it’s tim e to get in to shape says coordinator Joy Krein The run which is on Sunday . April 14. at 1 p m . starts at Heppner Elementary School loops up and back along H eppner T i l o t Boek Highway and finishes at Heppner City Park Walkers and runners can choose from either a 5K 1 J 1 m ile 1 or loK 6 2 mile - distance After the run. ribbons will be presented to the first three finishers in all age groups for txith distances, additionally carved wooden plaques will lu- awarded to the (ast»*st male and fem ale and to the old»-st male and fem ale participant Also, during Hus time all registered participants who have completed the race and turned in their lags and are pres«-nt for the ribbon and plaqu»* presenta tion will have a chance to win gift certificates or donated merchandise from Heppner merchants These •nllvities will be held In the multi purpose room al Heppner Eiemen tary School laite registration still continues and tee shirts can lie ordered but will not be available the day of the run Registration forms can be found at the Shoe Box M urray’s, and Heppner Elementary School The run is sponsored by the Morrow < ounty Education Association with proceeds going to the Willow Creek Little League Further information can I* obtained by calling laz Curtis aI 676 9454 Oops ! In an article written on March 20 concerning the Courtesy Car in Heppner. Central Market was omit ted in the list of sponsors Central Market has lx*en a continual sponsor of the Courtesy Car and the Gazette Tinn-s regrets the error 364(485546) Deluxe M odel 5 HP Tiller 389 95 ( 485685 ) S H P Rear Engine Riding Mower with Rear Discharge. 30” Cut 89995 Phone: 989-82?! 1-800-452 7396 350 Mam Street Lexington, OR 97839 HARDWARE * AUTOMOTIVE * CHEMICAL * MACHINERY 1