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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
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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
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Friday Lunch Special
Hours \
Taco Salad
Opens at V Friday Night is Family Night
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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
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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
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We Will Be Closed Friday, July 4.
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Heppner Police
Report
Also Running Boards for
Blazers - Bronco II ’s - Voyagers
and Pick-up Trucks.
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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,
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Acting Director
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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
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