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The lleppner U i i f C r T i m n
Letters to the Editor
Comments on friendly reputation
The I»(lit idi Newspaper o( Ihe
City ul lleppner and Ihr
County of Morrow
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Obituary
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Lillian Johnston
lallian Johnston. 79. died Monday.
June 17, 1985, at her home in
Pendleton
A recitation of the rosary was held
June ik .it St Mary's Catholic
Church
No regular funeral service was
held
Mrs Johnston had lived in Pen
dleton since 1961’
She was horn in Lincoln. K I Dec
IH. IMS, the daughter of Fdward and
Aldma Karon
On Oct 29. 1934. site married
Harold H Johnston in Kansas City,
Mo
In addition to her husband at their
home in Pendleton, survivors in
elude daughter Mary McDonald of
lleppner. three sisters
Itegina
llibbs of Kscondido. Calif
Mary
liesselte and Claire Kacon of St
Petersburg. Klu and three grand
children
Hums Mortuary. Pendleton, was
in charge of arrangements
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The lleppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business dur
mg the past week
June 17 ■ citation issued for no
operator license Request officer for
security check
June IB
request officer for
security check Citation issued Y B K
'45 mph in a 35 mph tone'
June 19 handled dog complaint
Assist juvenile departm ent
Request officer for security check
June 20 report of firecrackers
June 22
accident at W'agor
Wheel Report of criminal misc hief
June 23 took theft report
Hospital Notes
Pioneer
M em orial
Hospital
reports admitting and discharging
the following patients during the
past week
Jeffrey Watkins, lleppner
ad
milled June 17. discharged June IB
and
Herd Miller lleppner admitted
June 19. discharged June 20
To the Kditor
Aa a visitor in lleppner from a
large out of state city I want to
comment on the friendly reception
by the people here It it such a nice
feeling lo be greeted by your clerks
and even strangers, both young and
old say "hello" with a friendly
smile
I wish to comment particularly,
on the Pioneer Memorial Nursing
Home and its staff
I have spent
considerable time there and the
caring atmosphere is the best I have
ever seen
As president of a
veterans orgam/alion in my state. I
have occassion to visit nurmg home
facilities, so am able to make
comparisons Your people here are
what makes this nursing home so
great They show sincere concern
and caring for patients and patients
families I am further impressed by
their knowledge and cheerful attl
tudr also the cleanliness of the
facility
When I return home I will take
bark some good feelings to share
with others as well as some sug
gestions Your community involve
ment is commendable
Thanks Pioneer Hospital Staff and
Heppnerites
Keep up the good
work
Sincerely.
i s i Vera J Clin*
4143 South aus W est
West Valley City. I ’tah M l 19
To the Kditor
T h e M e t h o d is t K p i s r o p a l
Lutheran Vacation Hible School w as
a success this year and much
enjoyed by the children attending
Many thanks to all the teachers
and helpers who kindly donated
their lime to everyone who brought
cookies and punch, to Howard and
Beth Bryant who donated ice cream
for the picnic, to Aloha Despain for
donating cups to the kids for
donations to the Neighborhood
Center
Thanks again for making it puss
ible
VBS codirec tors
(si Mane lain*
Si Patti McAlpin
VBS concludes successful week
Beautification project
To the Kditor
It's been a year and a half since
the planter project for lleppner w as
given the green light by the lleppner
Morrow
County Cham ber of
Commerce
Hut sometimes the
wheels of progress are slow due
primarily to volunleensm
Two weeks ago eight planters
were put on Main Street as part of
the Chandler's licautification Pro
gram and they look very good The
original j>lan called for 12. but due to
some miscalculating we ended up
with eight We hope to have some
additional planters made at a later
date
The following individuals and
businesses are to tie congradulated
fro their contributions
Kin.ua ( orp for the donations of
the lumber
John Weygundt donated a truck
to pick up lumber at mill
Kd Hiemstra and his shop class
for building the planters
Mayor Cara Costa Judy Buschke
and George Koffler for getting the
planters prepared, for planting and
placing on Main Street
Supplies and services were pur
chased from Pettyjohns, I>els Depot
Nursery and Green Keed
The City of lleppner for agreeing
to keep the planters watered
Thanks again to all concerned
i s l Doug Smith
Pres lleppner Morrow County
Chamber of Commerce
SAVE BIG on PAINT
5 GAL PAIL-LATEX WHITE
FARM PAINT
Reg.
$ "
$69.99
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'Fortdied Wdh linseed Oil
'Penetrales lo
Preserve Old Wood
‘ Resists Severe Weather
Conditions
'Sell Priming
'Men losic
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GALLON REG $14 45
SALE $11 45
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5 GAL PAIL-FARM RED
OIL BARN PAINT
Reg.
$ 5 4 "
$69.99
5GAL PAIL-BRILLIANT RED
OIL BARN PAINT
TC!K «eg
$ 6 4 "
$84.95
'Sett Priming
'Non Tosic
Penetrates to Preserve
Weather Tough Durability
GALLONS REG $14 45
'Handsome Gloss Red
'Weather Tough Ourabie
SALE $1145
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5 GALLON PAIL
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'Handsome Flat White
'Slam & Fume Resistant
REG $89 95 SALE $84 95
10 Years \go
Hoh Lowe, lleppner
returned
some discarded 38 year old hardtack
from a 1937 historic flight across the
north pole to Li General Georgi
Baidukov. one of Ihe Russian pilots
during Ihe flight
T ri-C o u n ty Health
services
received approv al of a $91.303 grant
to licgin its project o( extending
health services through the use of
out reach workers
25 Years Vgu
Increased enrollment at lleppner
Flrm entary School required con
struction of (our temporary class
rooms in the school s multipurpose
room
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Times
A six county pl.inning commission
including port commissions, plan
rung agencies and founly judges
met al The Dalles lo discuss pro
blems in the development of Ihe
space age industrial park on Ihe
Koardman Hombing Range
5« Years Ago
"Orville futsforth. in lown the
(irst o( Ihe week, expected (o start
his wheat harvest yesterday
He
expects a tail yield (rum some o( his
yeilds. with prospects belter on the
higher ground near Sw aggart
buttes
Grain generally in Ihe
Lexington section is expected to
yield from nothing lo as high as 12
and 14 bushels to the acre."
SALI $13 45
Non Yellowing
’Easy latex Clean Up
5GAL P A IL -F L O S S WHITE
FARM PAINT
Reg.
$69.99
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'Gloss White
'Sell Cleaning
‘ No Lap Marks
'Slam Fume Resistant
'Linseed 0«) Modified
'Resists Ckist A Oust Pickup
GALLON REG $14 99
SALE $47 95
I lie Ancients
c l.l i tile d
that the god Vishnu searched the depths ot
the sea tor a L>earl lo adorn his daughter on her
wedding day Since pearls were considered
earners ol love, happiness and good fortune
this was indeed an appropriate gilt
Of course even without magical powers pearls
are an excellent ch o re lor a bode On this special
day she wants lo look her best and nothing is as
tlattenng as the twart s unique gk>w
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Morrow County
Grain Grower*
through the
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REG $8? 95
C orrection
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'long Lasting
'Resists Stains A Fumes
LATEX FLAT
HOUSE PAINT
Reg.
$17.49
5 GALLON PAIL
office.
2 GAL PAIL-LATEX FLAT
HOUSE PAINT
Reg.
$1949
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The Morrow County Sheriff's
Department reports handling or
dispatching the following business
during (he past week
June IB a Koardman ambulance
responded to the Koardman Marina
One male a possible heart attack
victim, was transported to Good
Shepherd Community Hospital in
Hermislon
recovered a vehicle reported
stolen out of Salt Lake City, Utah
Marcos Ko&aa Ayala 27. and Jorge
lain Fernandez Menendez. 26. were
lodged in Hermislon in connection
with Ihe incident
On June 19 Ihe Koardman Police
I >ept and Ihe Morrow L'o Sheriff s
Office cooperated in the arrests of
Kelly Kay Coyle. 31. and Susan
Maria Coyle. 27. Koardman. on
charges of Assault IV lDomestic)
Subjects posted bail and were re
leased
June 21) a Koardman ambulance
responded to a motor vehicle roll
over accident on 144 between mile
post 175 176 and transported three
subjects to Good Shepherd Com
munity Hospital
The Morrow County Sheriffs
Office arrested Michael Leroy Rurk.
4:>. Portland on a Multnomah County
Sheriff's Office warrant for Pro
Ration \ tolation Attempted Theft II
Me was lodged al Umalilla County
Jail
a Koardman ambulance re
sponded to a call just outside the city
limits for a man possibly having
convulsions One male was Irans
ported to Good Shepherd Commun
itv Hospital in Hermislon
June 21
the Morrow County
Sheriff's Office arrested Michael
Vcrdayne Henson. 31. Irrigon. on a
charge of Assault IV i Domestic I
IzMiged at the I ’matilla County Jail,
he posted hail and was released
June 22 lleppner Police Dept
responded to an injury
Leslie L
Thompson, 23, lone, was transported
by Lifeguard to Good Shepherd
Community Hospital
ihe Morrow County Sheriffs
Office
arrested
K a th ryn
M
A m b u rg y. 35. and Rickey C
Amhurgy, :tB, both of Irrigon, on a
charge of Assault IV i Domestic).
Roth posted hail and were released
June 23
the Morrow County
Sheriff's Office cited and released
Arnilfo Rodriguez Ponce. 32. Board-
man. for allegedly Driving While
Susjiended
the Morrow County Sheriff's
Office responded lo a motor vehicle
accident involving two vehicles in
Irrigon No injuries were reported
Ihe Koardman Police Dept cited
and released M itchell Royce
McCruighey 26 f matllla for alleg
edly Driving While Suspended
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FLAT OIL
HOUSE PAINT
Reg.
$ 1 3 45
$18.45
'Finest Quality
'One Coat Covers
Monday. July I office closed
Tuesday July 2 blood pressure
clinic, immunizations. Koardman
City Hall I H p m
4pm
Wednesday, July 1 blood pres
sure clinic lleppner Neighborhood
Center. 14 p m
Thursday. July 4 office closed for
holiday
Friday. July 5 office closed
Monday. July B office closed
Tuesday. July 9 blood pressure
clinic, immunizations. I -4 p m .
Irrigon County Offices
Friday. July 12 blood pressure
clinic, immunizations. 9 a tn noon
1 4 p m , Health Dept Office
ta-xington
Monday July IS office closed
Tuesday. July 16 blood pressure
clinic. 2 4 p m lleppner Neighbor
hood Center
Wednesday. July IT blood pres
suren clinic, 3-4 p m .. Bank of
Kaslern Oregon kitchen lone
Frid a y. July 19 blood pressure
clinic, immunizations. 9 a m
noon.
14pm
Monday. July 22 office closed
Tuesday. July 23 blood pressure
clin ic, im m unizations. Irrigon
County Offices, 1 4 p m
F rid a y. July 26 blood pressure
dime, immunizations. 9 a m noon,
i 4 p
Health Dept
Lexington
Monday, July 29 office closed
Sheriff's Report
'Sell Priming
'Deep Penetration
GALLON REG $17 45
i ^ m ’ i SM&I1)
[jot Oil
Health Dept.
on now
ENDS SATURDAY
2 GAL PAIL-LATEX RICH RED
BARN PAINT
Reg.
$22.99
'Linseed Ol Fortified
'New Redder Red Color
To the Kditor
Did you see some kids last week in
Senior citizens yards • culling
grass pulling weeds washing win
dowt. etc ’ They were the M O P
(Mission Outreach Program i kids
14 from the West |jnn First Baptist
Church and one from the Ifeppner
Lexington
Frie ndsh ip
Baptist
Church doing volunteer community
service with (heir Pastor Doug
Hiebenthal and Mike Meyerdirerk
They began their week doing the
church service at the Pioneer Nurs
mg Home, singing and visiting
Kach morning they assisted with
Vacation Bible School in Lexington
and then out to work
A few cold drinks is small pay to
such nice kids
But 1 and many
others do say many, many thanks
God bless you ’’
1 s i Iren«- Auhorn
Due loa submission error, a story.
"Car Wash lo benefit Court," on
page six of last week s Gazelle
Times failed lo include Nancy Hail
ey among the F'air and Itodeo Court
pennant bearers
The Gazelle Times regrets the
error
too
FACTORY to
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Program
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