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« « • « -#*• * « Si ** - < Y « ~ • *■ , < Heppner G a/ette- lim es, Flrpptter. Oregon \Aedne\da>, June 17, 1987 - M \F Obituaries W .K. ‘ Bill* Davis William FJmrr "Bill” Davis ded of cancer June 2 at his home south of Bend. He was bom in Lyman. Miss . on Dec 14. 1916, to James Fullerton and Ruth (Hall) Davis He marrned F.llen **P»t Slinglc in Beaverton on Aug 28. 1938 Two children were horn to them. Nancy Ellen and W illiam Edward William Edward was killed in 1974 Davis served in the Marine Corps in the South Pacific during World W ar II He was a fourth generation saw filer in his family and worked in Oregon mills During the l96fV he owned a saw shop in I’hilomath W hen he lived in Heppner. he led a large Boy Scout troop, which left him many happy memories He also organized the Morrow Co tor Civil Defense during those years He is survived by his wife. Pal. a daughter Dr Nan Knbs of Flagstaff. Ariz . a daughter in law. Carolyn [>avis of Corvallis, and three grand children. I .aura Jane Davis of Portland. Ben Davis of Corvallis and Martin Krihs of Flagstaff Other surviving relatives are a brother and sister in law, James and Hetty Lynn Davis of Florence, a sister and brother-in-law. Betty and Don Maynard of Monument, another sister in law. Lucille Davis of Wilmington. N C . and several nieces and nephews No serv ice will be held His lunu ly plans a gathering for relatives and friends later this summer Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Fiend or Deschutes Home Health Care St Charles Medical Center of Fiend Niswonger Reynolds F-uncrul Home was in charge of arrangements V io la (Oilman Viola Gilman. 92. of Hcppner. died Tuesday. May 2ft. al Pioneer M emorial Nursing Home in Hcppner She was bom April 8. 1895. al Chchaliv. Wash . the daughter of Samuel and Cora Dinwuldic She married Walter Gilman at Top, Ore . on April 25. 1912 They ranched at Top and moved to California in 1918 In 1923 they moved to Hcppner She was a member of the Seventh I>av Adventist Church Survivors include sons Dean Gilman of Hcppner and Ironard Gilman of Dul/ura. Calif . daughter l.ora Stotts of Hcppner. sisters Iva Booker of Heppner and F lossie Gilman of Baker; three grand children and four g rea t grandchildren Her husband died in 1958 The funeral was May 29 at the First Christian Church in Hcppner Burial at the Hcppner Cemetery Memorial contributions may be nude to Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home. Bums Mortuary of Hcmuston was in charge of arrangements L arry K. kegley l.arT> F. Kcglcy. 83. Hood River, died June 11 at Providence Hospital in Portland He was horn December 14. 1903 to Charlie and Mary Keglcy at Her man. Minnesota He grew up and at tended schikil in Campbell. Min ncsota His family moved from Min nesota to Portland in 1917 He later moved to lone with his mother in 1919 He moved back to Portland during the I921N On August 17. 1929. he married Inc/ Crum He owned and operated a restaurant on 82nd and Division in Portland for several years before mov ing to Hood River in 193b At that time he bought a Maytag fran chive He enjoyed racing motor cycles after retiring from the ap pliance business Hr was an avid hunter and enjoyed fly fishing In 1975. he married laila Sisson He is surv ived by a daughter. Ians Smith of Salem, sons l-arry M of Scabrook. Texas, and Joe of Rio Rancho. New Mexico; and six grandchildren Graveside services were Tuesday. June lb at High View Cemetery in lone- with the Rev Vaughn Gov.man officiating Hospital Notes Pioneer Memorial Hospital reports admitting Mjrilam Frazier of Ffeppner to the hospital on June 5 and discharging her on June 8 Pioneer Memorial Hospital reports admitting and discharging the following (wo patients during the past week Mildred May. Heppner admitted June 10. discharged June II. and Duane Adels. Heppner admitted June 10, discharged June 11 Kenneth Marshall. Lexington, who was admitted to the hospital June 13 was still a patient Monday H eppner Auto P aris « « 1« 1 w h ite SP grille* guard M Pfll I-for 1984 Ford Bronco-2 1-black Brush Guard for 84-85 Toyota Pickup Your Choice.....s59v 5 Tail Gate Protectors $149ii each Heppner Auto Parts 676-9123 146 E. Center_________ June 18 24 ONLY - JUNIOR T-SHIRTS Ref 600 NOW $4°o JUNIOR TANK TOPS i- ,ow$ 2 °®. JUNIOR JEANS Sire M 3 Values to 3600 AU. SWIMWEAR Juniors ladies' in stock Carls BOYS TANK TOPS Nets Solids NOW Vi $ 2 0 00„ An aquatic exercise class will start June 24 at the Heppner FAk*l Classes will continue from 6-7 p m Wednesdays and Lhursdays for six weeks For further information, con tact instructor lovee H uehrv 989 8412, or Blue Mt. Community C ollege C o-ordinator M arsha Swcek, 676 5121 You don't have to know how to swim to take the class. Hughes said Sue 4-16 I Hope Lutheran Church will be bolding a three day Vacation Bible School starting June 29 and ending July I Schikil w ill start at 9 a m and end al 12 tkkw If you would like your child to attend you must pre register them by June 24 You may register your child by calling Georgia VanWinkle al 676 8249 or Pastor Rick Kvenvon at 676 5069 F hrce year olds up to sixth grade will be accepted " *V'. ¿ s Condon plans July 4 celebration A firecracker set off by the Con don Fire Department at 7 a ni will start Fourth ol July celebration there with a bang A full day ot activities is planned including a community breakfast. 11 a m parade, golf lour natik'nl. art show and sale, tree car tikin show tor kids, chalk art contest, lackpot rodeo, gank's lor kkls. com mumtv barbecue, tkknenanny. prize drawings, and a major firework* display Dances will be held at the fairgrounds both Friday and Satur day nights • 4 r . \ r . o ’ ** a / s - V . * . • » v X« ■.* X . * ‘v r .* k - - V . ... Communion services June 21 at All Saints I-piscopai Church in Heppner Club will tour gardens June 18 Hcppner garden club will meet at 6 p m Thursday. June 18 at the home of Martha Doherty Club I ; * ' * ? v ;v :o 7 r a R * * - 1. Communion service slated at All Saints The Rev Bruce Spencer of Bend will officiate at If) 30 a m Holy ¿ -• j member» will tour five local gardens and return to Doherty's honk- for a Ivotluck dessert Dance to Fitness class begins • ‘*.v. r ,, • • • ,* » «1 O » fc V y • » - « .‘xr* Blue Mt Community College’*’ upstairs at (he Hcppner Elk*’ Lodge Dance to Fitness summer session F urther information can be obtain class will begin Monday, June 22 ed from instructor Rene Simmmoc This will be a live week class, or BMCC Coordinator Marsha meeting Mondays Wednesdays and Sweck at 676 5039 Fridays trom 7 ui to k 30 ,i m Prizes offered in poster contest three jvri/cs will he awarded each age group pro school through adult in a Fourth ol Julv poster contest to promote the lone celebration En tries must tv on 12" x 18" white pa|k-r with the artist's name. age group, and phone number on the back Design ot the poster may be anything related to July 4 Ap propnaie poster paper is available at the lone branch ot the Hank of Eastern Oregon Entries must be returned to the lone branch ol the Bank ot Eastern Oregon by 4 p m. July I or dropped by the Heppner Gazette I lines office by 5 p m June 30 Entries will be judged the evening ol July I and put on display to prom ote the celebration Business education program offered Oregon State University I s tension Home I lononncs. in conjunction with the College of Home Economics, is launching a continu ing education program lor owners and managers ot home-based businesses Sush topics as creating e unique marten niche imp.ul of the business on the family. quality con trol of the prikliul or service, rules and regulations affecting the business, and changes in quality of life caused hv the business will be offered through local wx»rkvlk*ps amt seminars and publications Die first step in implciik-nting this continuing education program is the devdopment of a comprehensive directory of home based businesses in Oregon If you wish to be included on the mailing list and be informed of such workshops and seminars, please contact the Extension Office in Heppner. 676 9642 to register tor the directory S ’vl:*** o <1 A*Jk IÏIIIIÎÎD 1 IÏ average A senior music education major. Baker is joined by over 3(Xl other students who are receiving the same honor Azusa Pacific University is a private Christian institution that ot fers undergraduate and graduate degrees in 43 disciplines m T i m r i T THT i n i m n ¿r» V. I I a r 1 vs* ■ • r-. - V- ‘ * * ‘fv n t WALK THIS WAY. $4995 Only the Converse' Conveyor * addresses the uniqueness ol walking It incorporates everything we have learned about the biomechanics of walking It's designed to minimize and control the stresses and shock specific to walking G ardner*} MEN'S WEAR 193 N Main 6*^9218 Heppner “ The Kids, The Love, The Presents : The Pampering, — The Beef, What a\ Perfect Day. Happy Father's Day,• i Dad!9 9 ‘ j From the Morrow County CattleWomenl Hcppner i A l t i i m t m i i t tiiitlM U IlIH U A U A U U iJU u!! -1 *1 M akes academ ic d ean ’s list Azusa Pacific l mvcrsity student Marti J Baker ot Hcppner has earn ed a place on the academic dean's list A graduate of Heppner High Schikil, and daughter ol Clarence and Clarice Baker, she is honored for spring sciik-sicr 1987 academic standing tor 3 s m better grade point • . I ' i- o . » C; - • 1 * s -• v .* FOR FATHER’S DAY: Vi Price The C o u n try Rost 'JW • k Ve’* S «. '■ . X T . _ — » . OFF All Sales Final 233 N. Mam ' * • Pre-register now for church school S100 On Sale Items 676-9426 3>. • I 1% • » Price No layaways or Chartes *« , 4 Aquatic exercise class begins June 24 Stripe BOYS’ JEANS ■'%*%, In the Service Community Calendar Cheese distribution set June 23 W|? .B e a i l e dent near the I 84 junction Driver was repined as possibly intoxicated The Momiw County SFienfT * Of1- Driver. Martin Lope/ Reyes. 23. ficc at the Morrow County Cotsr- was issued a citation for No thouse in Heppner reports handling Operator'* License Saturday. June 13: the sheriff's of or dispatching the tolkmmg business fice dispatched the lioardman am dunng the past week Monday. June 8 a deputy in hulancc for a male has ing chest and stomach pains He was transported vestigated the theft of an M T Free Stylcr bicycle from an Irrigon to Good Shepherd Hospital June 13: a deputy responded to a residence June 8 a deputy responded to a lioardman business to back up lioardman police after receiving residence after receiving complaint of a neighborhood disturbance in the complaint of a male subject tearing West Glenn Fstatcs area Problem up the place F*n*blem was revolved June 13 a deputy responded to the was resolved re \l areas near lioardman to jttempt Tuesday. June 9: a deputy responded to a residence outside the to locate lost property June 13 a deputy responded to the city limits of Irrigon to investigate Irrigon area to investigate report of a complaint of trespassers Wednesday. June 10 deputies a careless driver on South County responded to the area of SK Farms Road Investigation is continuing Sunday, June 14 the sheriff s office for a report of Theft in progress Furniture valued at $100 was remov dispatched the lioardman ambulance ed in a Ford pickup Investigation is to the Shell station in lioardman A 24-year-old male with injuries continuing resulting from a fight was June 10 the sheriffs o IT kc distil ched a lioardman ambulance to the transported to (¡ood Shepherd scene of a one schicle accident on Hospital in Hcmuston Fight is I 84 at mile post 172 An injured under investigation by Oregon State Police woman refused transport During the week of June 8 14. the June 10 the’ sheriffs office dispat ched the Hoardnun Fire Dept to the sheriffs office assisted with one disabled motorist Assembly ol God Church in Hoard June 14 ,i deputy responded to the man A fire in a burning barrel was Hoardnun canal near Division to extinguished by citizens at the scene handle an animal problem June 10: a deputy backed up June 14 adeputv responded to in Fioardman Police on a possible vestigalc a report of a tree blinking harassment call in lioardman traffic on FFwy 207 Tree was June 10 a deputy backed up removed by the Highway Hoardnun police on a report of van dalivm to a vehicle Report wav Department unfounded June 10 the shcriffv office responded to a complaint of an Pvt. KoFiert Horst animal problem in the Irrigon area Marine Pvt Robert A Horst son June 10 the sheriffs office of Jo A Horst of Hcppner. recently responded to a report of a one vehicle accident on Willow Creek participated in exercise Team Spirit Road (approximately 14 miles from 87 wiih 2nd Battalion. 4th Marines. Heppner ) l!pon officer's arrival, Camp Lcjcunc. NC only the vehicle remained at the During the exercise conducted in and around the Republic of Korea. scene Thursday. June II the sheriffs Horst participated in exercises to in office arrested Robert A Scott. 27. crease the defensive capabilities of the Republic of Korea and the l S Aberdeen, Washington, for alleged Seventh Fleet ly Dnv ing Under the Influence of In Army, Navy, Air Force anil toxicants He was also charged with resisting arrest and lodged at the Marine Corps Units from both coun tries were involved and worked Benton County Jail together to improve understanding June 11 the sheriffs office in vcstigatcd a report of Theft of fishing and cooperation between al! par gear and miscellaneous items from ticipants Approximately 26,(XX) a boat and garage belonging to Judy Seventh Fleet sailors and marines Lindsey. Irrigon Missing items were part of the exercise Upon completion of the exercise. were valued at $400 June 11 a deputy responded to a Burst participated in five weeks of incremental training with the Korean complaint of harassment in Ixx ington It was settled between the Marines This training involved live fire, rappeling, mountain warfare persons involved June 11 ihc sheriffs office disp.il training and other iiklividu.il and unit ched the Hcppner ambulance to skill training A 1985 graduate ol Hcppner High Main St in Heppner A male who Schinil. he joined ihe Marine Corps had (alien was taken to Pioneer in May 1986 M emorial Hospital and then Hospitalman Apprentice transported to St Anthony Hospital Roger Arntt in Pendleton Navy Hospitalman Apprentice Friday. June 12 the sheriffs of Rodger J Arntt. a resident of Hcpp fice dispatched the lioardman Fire Dept to a report of a fire on Canal ncr. was graduated from the Navy's Road behind West Glenn Fstatcs A Hospital Corps School During the ten week course at vacant mobile home and several cars Naval School of Health Sciences San were destroyed in the tire Ihc lire Diego, Arntt received instructions was started by a tour-year old child who was attempting to burn trash on the basic medical procedures us when the tire got away Cause was cd by hospital corpsmcn as they accidental and no charges are assist Navy doctors and nurses He was also introduced to all pending phases of military health services, June 12 a deputy responded to a report ot a careless driver traveling including X ray technology, al excessive speed and weaving in laboratory analysis, general practice and surgery and out of traffic on I 84 Ihc vehi A 1986 graduate of Benson High clc was stopped and driver issued a School. F'ortland. he joined the Navy citation for speeding Reserves in October 1986 June 12 the sheriff s office dispai ched the lioardman ambulance to a vehicle on I 84 just cast off the Hwy 730 junction A female with an il Incss was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcmuston June 12 a deputy investigated a complaint of harassment in the The Morrow County lioardman area Neighborhood Council will June 12 a deputy hacked up Ir distribute commodity cheese lues ngon police alter receiving com Jay. June 23 in Heppner laiw in plaint of a domestic dispute at an Ir rigon residence No jrrests were come persons who qualify need to bring proof of address to the made June 12 a deputy responded to a Neighborhood Center between 9 a m and noon and 1 4 p m report of a one car. no injury acct Sheriff’s Report V # * . ► *. - • •• " * - . • *■ * ' • * -, i
