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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Time«, Heppner, Oregon Wtdw id iy , Febmarv 24, I « « O bituaries The Official Newspaper of the Cily of Hcppner and the County of Morrow I Kdilh B. Odom The Hrppner »«•> GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County'» Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 240-420 Puhll\lw<1 r*rr> VS r d n n d a \ and m lr r r d M w r o e * - « i* m ailer at tfe* P t « ( IÎIW* •I llrp |H W i. < IrtfiH i u n d r r Ih r K ti o f » t a n h ) , l i l t . S m a t H a a p a a < |t pa*d al H c(n»nrf. < >rce«i«i I KlWr d 147 V» r u H l l m S 4 rm T (trphuw r I Ä I I t V W B » ( td rr w 1 m itm u n k alHm« lo Ih* lir p p n e r < . a r r l l r I I m rv P t ) B a l J J 1 . H f p f n e t . I I r r t « « *7nx* S uhw fipO nn* »12 la M u r r a « . V t W h f , ( .Ilh a m a n d I .r a m ( iHinllra: »2.1 r t o « h r r r J in t r llu a h ra I lia n a Hall ........................................................... O flW * M a n a e rr M a rlr s im lh r r r Cal l’a ju n r a u » I lern Sail Inn I.p ra rX Iln * ..........................................................................................................* * » « » ^ h o r .................................................................... ( . n |U lln H rp a rlm n ii l.r a f iU r a . Ix%irir>ui*..n ................................................................................................P ro o f K ra d ln * la n a M a r« |u a re « .............................................................................................. ^ IH d rtÉ K U lo « David and April Sykes, Publishers H ospital N o tes Pioneer M emorial Hospital reports .idmittmg .md dispatching the following patients during the past week Dee CrtS. Heppner admitted Fch I. discharged Fch 15. I incoln Nash Hcppner admitted I eb i s discharged i eh 2 2 . Bertha Dennison. Hcppncr- admitted I eh 15. discharged Fch 21 ; Mark Jones, lone admitted Feb 18. discharged Feb 20 The follossing patient» had not been discharged as of press time Linda Kipplc. Islington admitted Fch 15. and Ardis I argent. Hcppner admitted Feh 10 Story Hour Dehhie Royer will tell about •’Fating Healthy" at the Hcppner Public I ihrary's storytime this Thursday. February 25 at 10:30 a m All children are welcome I S p rin g Trili<*al«k S«‘«»d • John Itirtm n n n \ 1 2 2 -7 1 2 3 f N u tric a i V ariety , W ► Jr H e p p n e r P olice R ep o rt The Police Department for the Cl ty of Hcppner reports handling the following business during the past week: Fch 15: 8:30 p m.-report of Dog Complaint. 10 35 p m motorist assist Feb 16 11 23 p m request of ficer for Security Check Fch 17: 1:28 a m.-request officer for Security Check. 7:27 p m assist Hospital Feh 19 8 35 a m assist Morrow County Sheriffs Department. *2 17 p m assist Morrow Cout.,y Sheriffs Department, V 24 p m assist Morrow County Sheriffs Department Feb 20 12 12 a m -motorist assist. 2 45 p m report of Assault. 3 28 p m report of Vehicle on Private Property Ju stice C ourt R ep o rt The Justice Court at the Cour thouse Anne* in Hcppner reports handling the following business dur mg the past week Allen Roy Wicnk, Ontario Illegal backing. 517 fine TOURS S R EC R EA TIO N * to EASTERN OREGON, INC. * S c h e d u le of E vents For F e b ru a ry a n d M a rc h European Style Pheasant Shoot European Style Pheasant Shoot Western Style Quail Hunt March Dog Handler Week Call March Eastern Oregon Style Chukar Hunt March 19 European Style Pheasant Shoot Match 26 4 27 • IW .» wo • I« .» * ® tor Price # I3 3 ° * (Grand finale Last bird hunt until August 1. 1980) SPORTING CLAYS INCLUDED WITH EACH HUNT CON IINENTAL BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEONS ARE INCLUDED For rese rv atio n s and inform ation co n tact Phil C arlson TRKO. In c., Hcppner, O R 97H36 503-676-5H40 w ____ . V March CLASSES M a r. 1st.-Tues. 7:00 p.m. Making a sweatshirt Instructor Marty Mitchell I M ar 5th .-S at. 9:30 a m. Basic Sewing 1:00 p.m. Geese Construction Instructor Manlani Frazier M a r 8 th .-Tues 7:00 p.m Tole Painting (1st Class) Instructor Molly Day ‘ 20.00 M a r. 12th Sat r " ^ ju h in 1 Talk n X— os» t -------* M a r. 1 5 th -Tues. 9:30 a m. Beginning Embroidery 1:00 p.m. Counted Cross Stitch with 1 Waste Canvas on Sweatshirts- ’758 | Instructor Mycal Osmin 7:00 p.m. Tole Painting (2nd. Class Instructor Molly Day M ar 19th.-Sat. M a r. 22n d . Tues NO CLASSES-St. Patrick’s Celebration 7:00 p.m. Tole Painting (3rd. Class) Instructor Molly Day M a r. 2 6 th .-S a t. 9:30 a m. Crewel Embroidery 1:00 p.m. 9-Patch Quilt MO** Instructor Ruth McCabe M a r. 29-Tues. 7 00 p.m. Tole Painting (4th class) Instructor Molly Day Each class has a limit of 10 so sign up soon! All persons taking classes receives 10% off on all pur chases made that day 110 Y A R D ( M R : We record each purchase and after you purchase 30 yards of material you receive a * I ( X R ) Gift Certificate, (no sales merchandise included) fab rics! étC. 6 7 6 -9 6 4 5 Edith B Odom. 86. died February 12. 1988. in Salem Mr» Odom wa* horn July 24. 1901 in I thing. Germany which it now F.lhlag. Poland, to August and O Ttillie Wiese She emigrated to America with her parents and older brothers at the age of two She and her family settled near Lincoln. Nebraska They later moved to Gaston. Oregon The homestead 1 » now part of Hagg laike At the age of 9 she began work outside the home On June 7. 1914. she married Alfred T Odom They lived in various places in Oregon including Morgan, Oregon where they owned and operated a wheat ranch They moved to Salem in the late 1930'» Mr Odom died in 1941 Since 1985. Mrs Odom has resided at Webster Care Center in Kaiser. Oregon She is survived by a son. Foster A Odom. Arlington, a daughter. Juanita Zielinski, (¡crvais. six grand childr-n. nineteen great- grande. dren and six great great grandchi.uren. Funeral service» were held February 17.at Rigdon Ransom Funeral home is Salem Interment was at Rose City Cemetery in Portland Donations may he made to the charity of one s choice Krda M. Pieper F.rda M Picpcr. 84. Lexington, died Saturday. Feh 20. 1988 at her home A graveside funeral service was held at the Hcppner Ma»omc Cemetery on Tuesday at 2 p m She was horn March 6. 1903, at Moro, Ore . daughter of Henry and Mary Frad She married Arnold G Picpcr in Hcppner on June 6. 1920 After their marriage they built a house on a ranch near Irxington where Mrs Picpcr had lived for 67 years Survivors include daughter» I^VcIlc Brown of Newport and Marcillc Hall of Portland, nine grandchildren and 14 great grand children Picpcr died in 1970 and a son, Elmer, died in 1982 Sweeney Mortuary , Heppner. was in charge of arrangements Bernice K. Thompson A graveside funeral service for Bernice Ring Thompson was held at High View Cemetery in lone on Saturday. Fch 20 Mrs Thompson. 66. ot Portland, died Tuesday. Fch 16. 1988 at Pro videncc Hospital in Portland She was horn Dec 14, 1921. at lone, daughter ol Harvey and Mahlc Rowell Ring She attended lone schools, graduating from lone High School Mrs Thompson has lived in Portland since 19.59 She married Kenneth O Thomp son on Dec 19. 1971, at Milwaukic, Ore Survivors include her husband at the home, daughter. Bernita Harris of Milwaukic. sons. Clarence "T om " Harris and Richard Flct cher, both of Portland. Melvin Flct cher ot Beaverton and Ji»hn Fletcher ot San Diego. Call! , and Gordon Fletcher ol Fort Smith, Ark , mother Mahlc Ring ot lone, brother, Harry Ring of Boise, and 18 grandchildren Memorial contributions may he made to the Bernice Thompson Memorial c o Bernita Harris. 9263 S I 47th Avenue. Milwaukic. OR 97222 Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner was in charge ol arrangements Death Notice Louise Farley Services will he held at I p m ITiurvlav, February 25 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Heppner Mrs Farley died in Hcppner Monday. February 22 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital \ complete obituarv will follow next week S heriff’s Report The Sheriff» Department at the Morrow County Courthouse report» dispatching the following business during the past week Feh. 15 Morrow county dispat ched the Buardman ambulance to an accident scene I mile east of Board man in (he ca si hound lane One male was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to the Irngon area to assist with an animal problem Feh 16 Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted Oregon State Police with a possible burglary in progress in the Irngon area: Morrow county dispatched the Boardman Ambulance to the St An thony's clime for an infant having trouble breathing One male was transported to Good Shepherd hospital, Feh 17 Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched Lexington Fire Department to Arcade St in Lex ington after receiving a report of a flu fire Amount of damage was unknown. Morrow County Sheriffs office responded to investigate a stolen vehicle Vehicle was recovered in Morrow County Investigation is still continuing Feb 18 M ottow County Sheriff's office dispatched the Hcppner Fire Department to a house fire on Balm Fork in the Hcppner area Amount of damage was unknown. Morrow County dispatched the Boardman Fire Department to 1-84 cast hound lane at mile post 155 to a report of a vehicle fire Feh 19 Morrow County Sheriff s office investigated a report of a stolen gas powered air compressor in the Boardman area Fch 20 Morrow County Sheriff s office arrested Damn Allan Sim, 21, Boardman. on Circuit Court war ranCFailurc to AppcaCTheft I and on a Pendleton warrant for Failure to Appear Theft of Service Subject was arraigned on Pendleton charges and lodged on Morrow County charges Feh 21 Morrow County Sheriff's office dispatched the Boardman Fire Department to a grass fire located behind the Mt Adams Avenue area in Boardman Amount of damage was unknown Feb 22 [Turing the week of February 15-21, Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted two disabl ed motorists Learning the Hard Way Several players from both the hoys" and the girls' basketball teams al River side High School have been suspend ed from the teams for violation of their conduct contracts ’ The suspensions involve some key players on both teams in a season which promised some post season play fhat s the way of gcttin* caught, it always happens at the worst possible time One of Murphy’s Laws But no one promised an education would come easy, out of a book and easily forgotten after the exam And no one should suspect that hall players who go to parties have no honor The whole school is learning about placing reliance on others to repre sent them and being let down and resent them and hate But there is also some learning about human nature There is some discovery that a per sonas character is no« completely determined by one foolish party or nine minutes of debate of six minutes of blank screen There's been an awful 1x8 of growing up at Riverside High Schoxvl lately They’re learning it the hard way But there's one unlearned lesson in it all The whole affair came to light by way of an anonymous letter sent to a whole list of school officials Great speculation abounds a.» to the identity of the whistle-blower The reason for anonymity is clear Our society clings to the belief that informants are evil We all tell our children, "now don't he a tattletale We even incorporate it our law with a long list o f testimonial privileges husband and wife, doctor and patient, lawyer and client We have an even mx»re strongly held concept, ’hough, and that is that we are entitcled to know and face our accusers As I see it. when things become so had that we overcome our aversion to being a tattletale, we should have the guts to sign our name Foods-R-Us 4 -H N ew s Crazy Crafters The i ra/y Crafters meet every Saturday at Bcnji Pcarsxm s hx>use The members of the gnnip are Renee Devin. Alisha Marlatt, Alena Bin- chus, Taryn Dick. Sheryl Conklin, Andrea Miles, Melissa Pettyjohn and Jessica Sumner V *' Jason Halvorsen Reporter Thursday, February 11. Foods-R Us held it's first 4-H cooking meeting Judy Jepsen and Patty Hen drix arc co-leaders Officers were elected They arc president, Bridget McElligott. vice president Lynde Minster, secretary Chert Papineau, and reporter Jason Halvorsen Record keeping and cooking demons!rat h ins were aJsxi discussed The next meeting is February 24 at the lone High school. WITH A ^ Wallpaper $ell-A-Thon SAVE 30% to 50% off awoFtcnmos suggested retail price On unn r d w a id i Books DON'T WAIT • VISIT US TODAY Hurry! Last 5 Days P E T T Y J O H N ’ S k . ........ M 424 Lynden Way, Heppner 676-9157 or 676-5001 YOUR SOURCE fo r Jo seph \ . T a y lo r Airman Joseph V I as lor son ol Paul H and \errae S I.is lor of l^xmgton has graduated trout Air Force basic traininng at lackland Air Force Base lexas During the six weeks ol training the airman studied the All F o ra mission organization and customs and received special training in human relations In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the com munity college of the Air Force He is a 198^ graduate of Hcppner High School SPUING (I t’s C om m ing) Painting P runing P lan tin g Fishin g S q u irre ls B a s e b a ll C le a n u p F ix-u p S p ru c e -u p See Us For All Your Spring Needs GoasttoGoast T o ta li l l a r d \ » i i r p - H p ( n n I I H p l o u H « * p p iM » r _________ B 7 B - 9 Î M 5 I
