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MH K Ih » H e pp ner G azette Ilin e » , H r p p o r r , O regon V S r f n p id iv July 2. 1986 Ihe < Mfic n i Newspaper o f the City o f Heppner «ikl ih r County o f M o n o » Obituary Service News Frieda Majeske GAZETTE-TIMES I h r H e pp ner Morrow < ounly*« Homr-Owned Wrrkly N rw tpiprr USPS 240420 P u M M trd m p W r U n r a U t and r M t r r d •< wt un d-« U » m a tin 1 ih » Pial i K T k r at M t|i|nti O i r f « undrt I l a A i t i l i M a r. h I. i n S m a l l .Im a p a i a f i paid at llrp p n rr l i r a « . « I x n . . al I « ' Wrat VA IB ),. Strrrt I H rpttm a l A«l| * ' 4 * : J l Addtraa . . m m uni. alkm « tu Ih t ttrp fm rr l . a t n i r ll m r t . P O h i )J 7 , H cpp n t . H r< tu n f l l * S u tm rlp O u m 112 la M u m m , I null lila VAharWr. (»Illiani and t .ra M I M t m A lt rta auh rrr H l r r n Saling I »U V r M anagrr S an dl lluM t S ia i M M ur StarW S tru th m .............................. AngW »a tm Ilughra IVMinla HuaahVc t.rapM n Hvpartmrnl l.raptika. Ikrpa rm rn l Ad Salra * lipa-artllng H M rtb u O »n David and April Sykes, Publishers Letters to the Editor Nuclear freeze will disarm free world To ihc Editor The real |(odl. or at least result, of the mu . le a f free /one movement is ohv hhis - io disarm the free world Other parts o f Oregon may not have the nuclear production Portland has. but they certainly have patriotic peo pie who don't want the free world disarmed while the Warsaw Pact countries go right on producing arms to " b u r y " us The latest edition of Jane's Spaceflight Directory says the Soviet Union has taken an "alm ost tnghtening" 10-year lead over the United States in its space program If the hackers o f the cuncnt peti tion have good ideas to convert manufacture of nuclear weapons parts to consumer products, why aren't they producing (hose con sumer products now'’ Oregon could use some new industry None w ill come to Oregon with this kind o f interference The Portland area is not the only one (hat would he affected by this petition. Telcdyne W«h Chang is the biggest employer in the Albany area, as is Litton Industries in Grants Pass Oregon is reported to be one o f the states being considered for U S Department o f Energy's Super Col Ikler Project, a V> billion project that would include an underground atom ic particle laboratory for research in high energy phy sics I believe Oregonians want to do their part in defending our country, and we certainly need the industry How strange lhai with Hungary and C/cchoslosiakia. Viet Nam and Cambodia. and now. Ethiopia and Afghanistan, people arc working to disarm the United States Sincerely (s)Joycc M Pahlkc 761 6365 13811 SE Foster Portland. OR 97236 To Ihe Editor: As we celebrate the 2 loth anniscr vary o f the birth o f our great nation. H is easy to recall those whose names are recorded in (I k - annals of history However, there arc many unsung heroes deserv ing our recognition and thanks who hase namclcssly con trihuicd to the strength of the United States o f America From ihc days o f the first pernta nent settlement in Jamestown, through! the American Revolution, the War of IH12. the American C ivil War. both W o rlif Wats and most recently, Vietnam, men have borne arms to tight the common foe when occasion demanded During peace and during war. committed men have maintained the m ilitary strength so vital to the strength of the nation Today we arc blessed with peace and arc fortunate Health Dept. Wednesday. July 2 home blood pressures during the morning, andai the Lexington District Sch.*>l Office from 1 2 p m Ihursday and Friday, July 14 ol fice closed Tuesday. July 8. him si pressures and immunizations, 1-4 p in . Ir rigon county offices We will be CLOSED Sat. July 5th LEXINGTON LUMBER le iin g to n 989 *586 Marine l-arxc CpI JohnS Smith, son o f Barbara L Smith o l t.cx ington. recently participated in a missile shoot deployment at Bakers Peak. Arizona Ihc deployment was unlike ans other because the battalion made at langemcnts lor military personnel and c is ilians to s icw the shoot says a Navy hometown news rrlc a « Ihc audience witnesced the nine Hawk missile being launched and destroy ing rem ote c o n tro l drone», simulating a live combat situation Smith is currently serving with the 2nd I ighl Anti aircraft Missile Bai u lio n Marine Corps A n Station Y uma. Ariz A 1981 graduate of lone High School, lone, he joined ihe Marine Corps in February 1984 Lunch Special Ev*»ry Sun.-Thur. All you can rat Pizza & Salad Bar Ne* B »2.95 Bakery V Friday Lunch Special Hours \ Taco Salad Opens at V Friday Night is Family Night 9 30 a m P Fnday H p l Starting luly i \ 1 Large Pizza or less toppings 4 The Heppner Police Department reports handling ihe follow ing business during Ihe past week June 23 7 17 Report of kids with guns. 8 46 assist Umatilla S heriffs Office June 24 11 a in aircst for Viola lion o f Restraining order and arrest for Assault IV June 27 3 a m report o f Abuse June 28 8 24 aircst for Violation o l Restraining Order Kate’s Pizza and Pastry Local student on Dean’s List 11 N Mam Michelle. I Aaron, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Aaron of Heppner. is among students al Pacific University who base been listed on the spring semester Dean's Fist in recognition of then academic ac hies ements during ihe semester in course work undertaken Aaron has completed her fourth scar al Pacific Io be on Ihe Pacific Dean's l.isl a student must maintain at least a 3 7 grade point average out ot a possi ble perfect 4 point all " A " record I Jeppner p /y e /d / /Â. Áftumm Ray French R Disi 59. was in correctly identified as a Democrat last week in a Iront page story about classified drivers licenses The Gazette Times icgrcts ihe ci lo t « / /Á* i/a u y Á /rr • / im J tl+ m /< JA * _ / ß u /r Volunteer pot luck planned • ft ■ H t H 0/0 0 n p {À* H H ttm m / a n t/ t i ft a 4#-/ g J.W. a » «g lA t S 't tfÁ v /w «g IN S T A N T P R IZ E STRUCTURE Instant Prize S 2 $5 $10 $20 $50 $500 $10.000 Heppner Auto Parts 148 E Center i* C ’«M i m m tb if al 1 ■ 'ffmlRiy fTHikun lx kPts •n t h v Number of Winners 1.080.000 72000 48.000 24.000 4.650 400 25 1 2 2907 5 '« r-i4» .ary tmwHl o r u w x y 9 Á /y -M JT u / tm* 0 r/tH'A A volunteer recognition potluck wil honor volunteers who have pro- sided support and service to ihc Heppner Neighborhood Center on July 9 at 6 p m at (he t eniei fcW»*«-! > We Will Be Closed Friday, July 4. ___ Open Saturday M o r n i n g _____ 676-5210 pm * In Oregon Lottery's new instant game. 3 FOR THF MONFY. you'll find two very exciting new features, that, well, you asked lor. f irst, you asked for more low and middle instant cash prizes than ever before. You've got it. And. you asked tor an easier w ay than ever before to get to the Jackpot wheel You've got that tin), lust send m S losing tic kets m our new Jackpot Spin Pal cm iv envelopes But, that’s t>nlv halt the fun. Here s the other halt You plav 3 FOR I HE MONFY like you play c a rd s . A run ot three, say . “ H , and "9 . (the numbcis don't have to appeal next to each other on the ticket) gets you instant cash: $2. $s. $10 $20. $s(), $S(K), up to $10,000 Mi>re instant cash pri/es than ever belt >re St> take a run at 3 K)R F ill: MONFY. After all. you asked for it. Correction $ 1 ^ 0 0 1 Pitt her of Pop 2 Salad Bars Heppner Police Report Also Running Boards for Blazers - Bronco II ’s - Voyagers and Pick-up Trucks. e Pioneer M e m o ria l H ospital reports admitting John Ferguison. Boise. Idaho June 25 and discharg ing him June 26 Hazel Hamlin. Heppner. who was admined to the hospital June 2 1 was still a patient Monday The Morrow County Clerk's O f ftce reports issuing a marriage license to Ray Bnx.kway Bradley 38. Bend, and Gerda Christine Rruler. 48. Bend to celebrate more than 13 years of draft tree existence However, we must he prepared to bolster the all volunteer armed forces in ihc even) o f a national emergency Since Selective Service registra turn was rcinstiiutcd in 1980. more than 16 million men have added their names to the list ot those eligible to serve their country in a lime o f need As wc lake lime to celebrate this national day ot pride and rejoice in the unveiling o f the refurbished Statue o f Liberty, let us alv> take the time to celebrate the commitment of the 18 seat old men who take five minutes o f their time to register w nh .Selective Service and thereby con linue our etforts to keep America ihc "la n d o f ihc free and home o f the brave " Sincerely, (s)W ilfrcd 1 Ehel Acting Director if Chew Astro it G MC Safari it Dodge Caravan it Ford Aerostar 676-9123 I a m r A pi John South Funeral services for Frieda A Majeske w ill he held fhurvlay . Ju ly 3, at 11 a m ai ihc F c A in g to n Baptist Church with vault in te rm e n t at the Lexington Cemetery Mr» Majeske. 85. o f Hcppnci died Monday. June 30. I9H6. at Pioneer Memorial Hospital She was horn Nos 21, IMtMl. in Marathon. W is . the daughter of Carl and Matilda tk o c tk c i kurth She came to this area in 1911 and was married to Adolph Majeske on A pril 5 . 1990 . al Nolin The couple came to Morrow County in 1922 and farmed in the lone and Lexington area». Mr» Majeske was a member ot the Lexington Christian Church Holly Rehekah l-odgc 139. ihc Decoration o l Chivalry. Indies Aux iliary o f Ihc Palnarch's M ilitant and the Lexington Grange For many years Mrs Maicskc was superintendent o f flowers as a volunteer for the Morrow County Fair She is survived by a von. (ienc ol Lexington, daughters. Pat Wright of I-cxington and Audrey Mounts of Gresham six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her hushand preceded her in death in 1973 The Rev Don Shelton w ill of ficiatc at the services with Doug Marquardt as pianist Casket hearers w ill he Don Ma jeske. Steve M ounts Burke O 'Brien. Vilas Ropp. Jim Pullman and Mark W'nghl Honorary hearers are Cecil Jones. Irvin Rauch, Henry Peck. Flden Padhcrg. Fd Hunt and Bill Padhcrg Memorial contributions mas be made to the Pioneer Memorial N'ur sing Home P .0 B > 'il HcpBMf OR 97836 Sweeney Mortuary . Heppner. is in charge o f arrangement Unsung heroes also deserve recognition Hospital Notes Marriage Licenses ) Chances of Winning 1 1 11 1 1 166 67 1 250 1 500 1.2.581 1 30.000 1 480 000 OREGON LOTTERY S 'Á lift Á
