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FO U R - Tb» H eppoer Gazelle I Unes. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday. July 9, 1986 The O fficial Newspaper o f the City o f Heppoer and 'he County o f Morrow The Heppoer G AZETTE-TIMES Lin d sa y writes fro m Ja p a n M otto «* C o u n t« '« H om e-O w ned W eek]« New« pa per U S p S 240-430 I r»m W r t i t i i and n U r i d u M c m d -c lM i i m i t n « ilw h e (M W * « Heppwer. O rtgoa m O tr (Iw Art of « t a n k ) . i n W dw I >taa> p « t g < paid r.O rugtai O f l k * « l4 7 S * m VSUfes. M n « I H r p t o t w VI1 1 m in k aikNw lo the H r p p u rf t . u r t t r - 1 tu rn . M l H ix .1)7, I t r p r iw r. D ru g** * 7 t )4 S ah a rtpOmw *12 la M o r r o a . t m a lll U H h a l n . I.UMam ■ad t.ra a t < uwaOra. 114 i k > « W n M a a Sating ............................................................................................... O fY k r Manager S aa di M utti S e a t td k o r M art* S trut k m ............................................................................ I.r a p h k s llrp a rtm rn t I tala* ............................................................................... I.rs p fc k t llrp a m w a l Hugfcaa I d Sale» 4 T tp ra H IIn g IC mal* R u « h « r ........................................................................................ Ix a r t lw t km David and April Sykes, Publishers Hospital Notes Obituary Gladys Sara Schoonover Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppncr report« admitting and discharging the following patients during the past week Richard Schmidt. Heppncr ad mined July I. discharged July 3. Ma«me Schmidt. Heppncr ad nutted July 3. discharged July 7, Madeline Bibby. Heppncr admit ted July 3. discharged July 3. and Amber Hedman. Heppoer admit ted July 3. discharged July 6 Virginia Groshens. Heppncr, was admitted to tlie hospital July I and was still receiving care Monday Gladys Sara Schoonover, 68, o f Riverside died Sunday, June 2V at Omak, Washington She w n horn Gladys Sara Eyt- chuon September 17. 1917 at De« Moinc«, low« On October 6, 1934. «he m a rrie d R ichard Eugene Schoonover at Boi«e, Idaho They moved to the Is lin g to n area and in 1947.to W««hington They lived in Okanogan Valley for 30 year« For the past several year«, her home ha« been Riverside She was preceded in death by her husband in I972 She was a member o f Seventh day Adventist Church. Survivors include her three sons. Richard o f Tacoma, Lawrence o f Is lin g to n , and Albert o f Omak. three daughter«. Florence Monianyc o f Aescas Valley, Linda Olson of Riverside, and Dons Hropckelsey o f Malot. two sisters Dorothy Button and Zelma Brown, both o f Boise, Idaho. I9 grandchildren, I2 great grandchildren, seven step grand c h ild re n , and lb step great grandchildren Precht Harrison Chapel, Omak. was in charge o f graveside services at Okanogan Valley Mem orial Gardens, July 2. I9K6 Meetings There w ill be a meeting o f the museum commission at 7 30 p.m Tuesday. July I3. at the museum Marriage Licenses The Morrow County C lerk's O f fice at the Morrow County Cour- thouse in Heppncr reports issuing the following marriage license Craig Thomas Gutierrez. 2 I. lone, and Debra Sue Meyer, 20. LaGrande Have your Air Conditioning serviced ¿i repaired here. BIG O n the Farm Service Ä THE FIRST LETTER IN AUTO PARTS B Also • Bearings «Filters •Custom Hydraulic Hoses & C Repair, Inc. 422-7408 422-7411 3 t lC 3 4 SC i 20 & 24 EXPOSURK SLIDE DEVELOPING 1 Kodathrom*. Kktachrom*. or Fujkhrom * Proceased amt mount« I K I 4 o f K6 p ro rr»» only $ 1.99 ä per roll <=H ■ 3 '24 hour irr\ ICC N O T *c*il*bl* VS ITM THIS COUPON - OFFER EXPIRES JULY 11. IWMI gj M u M J '4 217 N Mail) = m k z u/m/i 3 0 C =34>1 J ll Illl " HT" ' Konichiwa. Hello everyone I just wanted to drop a line to let you know how I am doing O rie n ta tio n was held in Washington. D C at Georgetown University from June 17-21 There we had intense classes on the language, culture, and daily life We attended a reception in our honor at the Japanese Embassy and even had die chance to speak with the Am ha evador himself One day was spent on Captail H ill, visiting our Senators and setting in on congress (They were debating the new Ta» B ill ) Deana Nakata. the other scholar ship recipient from Oregon. 2nd I did not get a chance to speak with Packwood because he was debating “ on the floor " We did thinigh. get a personal inters lew with Hatificld And whoever from the Oregon Wheat League who called my name in Hatfield's office and whom I never got to see you scared me out o f my socks It's a «null world isn't n ' On Saturday. June 2 1. we flew to New York and took the 14 hour flight (non stop) to Tokyo There is I6 hour time difference between Japan and Oregon, so we just about skipped a day The following morning we had breakfast (American style) at the U S Embassy We were given an uplifting speech by Ambassador Mansfield on (he importance o f our friendship with Japan From there we visited the Diet (Japan's Parli menu hut it was not in session due to the upcoming double election We also visited their Supreme Court and Department o f Education Tuesday morning we were all up bright and early to hid our farewells to our newly made friends and go our separate ways I took a one hour plane flight North to Akita, a beautiful city o f 300,000 on the Sea o f Japan nestled up against the mountains I was met at the airport by my host mother (My Okasani and my host sister. Yuko Afler lunch I went to my new high school. Seirei (Holy Ghost) It is a private, all girls Catholic school My class had known I was com ing and I was greeted with cheers and giggles At first I thought I'd flubbed my line “ konichiwa." hut I realized later that they only giggle because they arc shy I am now a full time student and w ill he until July 20-summer vacu non I go to different English classes and help students with tJieir pronun ciation During other classes I work on my Japanese either alone or with the help o f one o f the English teachers Monday I had the opportunity to visit the Mayor o f Akita. Keiji Takada and lo give him the letter of friendship from our Mayor Cara Costa Tuesday I visited Gov Kikuji Sasaki and gave him a similar letter from Gov Vic Atiych And yester day I had t)ie opportunity to visit a public high school They only have three grades Freshman, Junior. Senior Though it is coed, hoys and girls are in separate classes After sch«x)l. like Seisci H S . they go to dubs or sports (Kendo, Judo, wrest! ing. pingpong. basketball, baseball, volleyball, etc I At Seirei I have joined the basketball club I must say they 're really good and I 'll have to give it my all to match them (Good practice!) This weekend I w ill visit a nearby villia g r and look at their "large ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Extended Thru Sat. 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Theresa Lindsay 4 10-20 Sakura Akita Shi Akita. JapanN Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County ShenfTs O f fice at the Morrow County Cour thouse in Heppner reports handling or dispatching the following business during the past week July I. the S heriffs office in vestigated an animal complaint on Peters Road near Boardman A cita lio n was issued for Livestock at large July I . the M orrow County Sheriff's Office investigated a report o f a lowboy trailer tipped over at C'utsforth Comer just north o f le x ington on Hwy 207 No injuries were reported July 2. the S heriffs office in vestigated a complaint o f (heft o f tires, wheels and battery o ff a van owned by Juan Flores The incident occurred at H illtop Drive in Board man Estim ated value is $900-31000 The investigation is continuing July 2. the S h e riff s office in vestigated an unfounded report o f a person threatened on East Wilson Road near Boardman July 3. the SherifTs Office dispat ched a Boardman ambulance to a motor vehicle accident on I H4 near milepost 138 westbound Subject was transported to Boardman Medical C linic with minor injuries July 4. the S heriff s office assisted Boardman police w ith a report o f a young male needing m edical assistance A Boardman ambulance transported the subject to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmision July 5. the M orrow County S h e riff s Office assisted lioardman Police Dept in the arrest o f Robert I. Shuman. 36. Heppner for allegedly D riving Under the In fluence o f Intoxicants He was released on his own recognizance July 5, the SherifTs office in vestigated a complaint o f criminal m ischirl to a trailer on Canal Road in Irrigon July 3. the SherifTs office and Heppncr ambulance responded to a two-vehicle accident on Hwy 207 south of Ruggs Utcguard helicopler was also called and transported an unknown subject lo St M ary's Medical Center in Walla Walla A young fem ale ju v e n ile was transported by a family member to Pioneer Memorial Hospital July 5. the S h e riff s office in vestigated a report o f a traffic pro blem on Kunze Road near Boardman July 6, the S h e riff s office dispat ched the Boardman Fire Dept to a grass fire near milepost 170 on Hwy 730 The Irrigon Fire Dept also responded July 7. the ShenfTs Office dispat chcd the Pioneer Memorial Hospital ambulance to lone Clint Timmons. 60. was transported to the hospital with an unknown injury allegedly resulting from an accident involving a horse July 7. the SherifTs office receiv ed a report o f a semi-vehicle acci dent on I R4 just west o f the Mor row County line Information was relayed to the Oregon State Police office in Pendleton During the week o f June 30-July 7. M orrow County S h e riff s Office assisted sis disabled motorists in the county Everyone invited to Hoedown Cattlemen. Cow Belles, city folks and friends are invited to a E*rc Harvest Hoedown at the Jim West ham on Rhea Creek Saturday . July 12. H p m Ron McDonald and friends w ill play old time and odier "heel k ic k in g " music, say the Morrow County Cow Belles, organizers o f the hoedown Bring "fin g e r licking" food, your choice o f beverage, some friends, and plan to have a good time By Delpha Jones 969 8189 • -A reunion o f the children o f Emma and Charles Breshears was held at the John Day Park last weekend The group enjoyed visaing and dinners Present were people fro m W ilb u r. and Pasco Washington. Heppner. lone. The Dalles, Parkdale and Portland Those from le x ington attending were M r and Mrs W ilbur Steagall -Janie Jones from Echo is visiting the week with her grand parents Joe and Hilda Yocom • Martha Munkers and children visited relatives in Athena on Monday • -Nicola Jones spent last week with her grandparents Joe and Hilda Yocom The Yocoms visited at the Jones home in Pendleton over the weekend M r and Mrs Darrel Van l-euven ot Boise spent several days at the Cecil Jones ranch Max and Betty Breeding and Janette were I ex ington callers one day last week from their home in Portland •' Charlene Whitney spent the weekend visiting her brother Ken noth Jones and sons She makes her home in Portland Earl M iller left Monday for Packwood. Washington where he w ill he employed M r ami Mrs Robert Garrett from Sclah. Washington and Bonita S tilts from Yakim a spent the weekend at the Jones Ranch •: The "C o u sin s" yearly picnic was held at the Cecil Jones ranch on Saturday There were about 40 cousins present, descendants o f Phoebe and W illiam Gilkison o f Baker County There were people present from Cambridge. Ohio; Fruitland. Idaho. Nampa. Idaho. Rexhurg. Idaho. Yakima, and Selah. Washington. Beaverton. Gresham. H erm iston. P ortland. Baker. Halfway, and lexington This group meets once yearly in different areas Evereti Paytons at Haltway w ill host in 1987 • Leila and Truman Messenger. Harley and Bertha Sager. Fula Bloodsworth and Dorothy Hurcham attended the combined churches fun day in Heppner on Friday Mr and Mrs Clay Grace and amily visited her mother Bens Mar quardt and other relatives over the holidays - M r and Mrs Ira Owen and children from Texas are spending the rest o f the summer at the B ill B Marquardl home - Rev and Mrs Glen Anderson and children from Kent. Mr and Mrs Harley Sager and M r and Mrs Ron Beeson from lone were guests o f L e ila and Trum an Messenger on Saturday evening Rev Anderson has been called to service the Lexington church - Out o f town visitors at the funeral o f Frieda Majeske were A dolf Weinke and Hoh and Agnes Everett, Pilot Rock. M r and Mrs Steve Mounts ami family from Boardman. !>>n Maieske from Deer Park. Yalda Smith ami Jo Irvin from Irrigon, Pat Coal from Pendleton. M r and Mrs Kenneth Ballark and M r and Mrs Burky Burkholder from Gresham and Otella Hunt. Mabel Watson. Jan Parduc. Yalda Smith, and Winnie and Truman Messenger Jr from Hermiston Hear ’n Their By Eva Hamlett 422-7557 Helen and Fred Martin let) June 27 for a trip to Washington state They went to Aberdeen, to help celebrate the 30th wedding anmver vary o f a high school classmate o f Helen's when going to high school in Astoria They took the loop around the Olympic Mts to Seattle to visit her niece. Ians Horton They then visited her cousins M r and M rs W ils o n Graves near Snohomish While there they had the opportunity to tour the Boeing 747 assembly plant near Everett, and visit with distant relatives from II limns In Puyallup they visited with friends and got in a birthday dinner They returned home via N.E highway to M l St Helens and saw the devastated acres o f the road at Windy Ridge They returned home the afternoon o f July 4 M r and Mrs Melvin Brady of Mi l t o n F r e e wa t e r , and Estelle Gamer o f Pendleton were here visiting friends and relatives on the Fourth o f July ■Morrow C ounty Sh e r i f f s Deputy Warren and family have moved into the Gordon Meyers home in lone M r and Mrs I,es Madden o f Portland were weekend guests ot his mother. Margaret Akers On Sunday they were joined by Jim ami Delons Barnett o f Pendleton After the Ball reunion, M r and Mrs Ellis Ball o l Panama C ity, Florida spent several days at the home o f his mother. Mrs Anna Ball • M r and Mrs Pat Thorton o f Salem, came up for the Fourth o f Ju ly and w ill he visiting the rest o f the week with her parents M r and Mrs Mike Matthews Their children. Mike and Kccly have been visiting the grandparents for a couple o f weeks and w ill return home with their parents Denicc Matthews o f Stanfield has also been home Blair Hamilton, a friend o f Dave Mc Na r y ' s , from New Zealand, is visiting at the McNary home - -Visitors at the Tom ami Arlyn da Gates home over the Fourth o f Ju ly weekend were M r and Mrs Vernon Christopherson, G loria Klimeschesky from [Xtnald. M r and Mrs I^irry Olson and family from Mollala. Arleta Aldrich ami Tony Klein from Ontario. Allene Ring and C liffo r d Al d r i c h fro m New Plymouth, Idaho The twi n hoys, Ricky and Mike, sons o f Debbie (Christopherson) Luna, have been here for a couple o f weeks and w ill return home Sunday wi th the grandparents On Saturday afternoon a no host barbecue w as held at the Gates home in honor o f Tom Gates and Dave McNary . whose birthdays were the first o f this week Besides the visitors listed above, other guests were M r ami Mrs Mike Warren , and M r and Mrs Jerry Pettyjohn ot Pendleton. M r and Mrs. Bob Nairn«. Robin McRoherts. M r and Mrs Kim Gutierrez ami fam ily. and Art Warren from Heppner, from lone were M r and Mrs Jim Bcxir and fam ily, M r and Mrs Ashley McCabe and f ami l y. Har vey Childers ami Maccy and Casey . Rx k and Anita Peterson. Fsa and Adon Hamlett. Joel Peterson, Boh Gales. Myrna Johnvin and Justin. Pauline Gales, Blair Hamilton. Marlow McNary. 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