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Rosary and funeral services were
recently held f«*r Jane Crass ford Ner
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Jane
C raw ford Nervo passed away in
Sanu Rosa on January 15. 1484 She
was the wife o f Julius E Nervo and
a member o f Sonoma C Pioneer
wine fam ily Jane was a longtime
resident o f Healdsburg and was a
counselor at Ctovcrdalc H S . alum
na o f Dominican College o f San
Rafael and a member o f the
A A H W
Survivors include CiC'i Zellcrhach
o f San Francisco. Christine Reidcll
o f D enver, Francis N ervo o f
Sacramento, brothers Ray Crawford
o f W alnut Creek and A n Craw ford
o f San Jose and some grandchildren
C ontributions may be nude to (he
A L S Research Center at Pacific
Presbyterian Medical Center. 2333.
Buchannan. S F . C A ‘*4115
Patricia Minnick
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time Irrigon resident, died January
22 in Virginia Mason Hospital. Scat
tic She was 61
She was bom Dec 30, I *#27. in
Irrig on She belonged to the Moose
Lodge and Veterans o f Foreign
Wars A uxiliary
M rs M innick is survived by her
husband Ralph, a son. Ken o f Ir
rigon. two daughters. Norma O r ii/
and Cindy Segura, both o f Irrigon.
a stepson. Ralph M innick o f W arm
Springs, a brother. Jack Smith o f
Portland, three sisters. Dus Smith of
Tacoma and Norma Huwc and H ar
riet H inkly o f Irrigon. and eight
grandchildren
A memorial service was at Burns
Mortuary Chapel Private cremation
has been held Bums Mortuary was
in charge o f arrangements
Memorials may be nude to the
chanty o f one's choice
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Kathryn G Spears, age 90.
former Union resident, died Sunday .
January 22. at the Pioneer Memorial
Hospital in Heppner
M rs Spears was bom on August
22, 1848, at Pine Valley, near
Halfway She was the daughter o f
Henry and Grace Boy les I re p On
June 17. 1417, she was married to
h d iu in Stewart Spears at Hallway
He preceded her in death on
December 2. 148*
M rs Spears lived for many years
in Union where she was active in the
American Ir g io n Auxiliary and the
United Methodist Church She en
joyed drawing and o il painting
Survivors include her daughters,
Mrs Roy “ Y vonne" H a rm o f Har
hor. Mrs Jim ' Sandra'' Hoyt o f
Mapleton. tour grandchildm . six
great grandchildren, tour sisters,
Ldith H u ll ol Missoula. Montana.
Verna Clark o f WooJburn. Lyle
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I would like to thank my relatives
and friends for the visits, phone
calls, cards, and prayers during my
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P U B L IC N O T IC E
The City ot Boardman Planning
Commission w ill hold a public hear
mg on Wednesday. February IV
1484 at 7 30 p m in the council
chambers at Town Square to con
siiler a home occupation permii tor
"N a tu ra l H ea lin g" the location is
1 *2 N I 3rd Street <D*l 21 in hkx k
2 Hansen's First Addition)
Signed
Terry Tallman
Chairman o f City o f Boardman
Planning Commission
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ly with 12 rebounds and seven points
including a fourth quarter 3-point
shot
lone was outscored three o f the
four quarters " A strong third
quarler attack was a key to the
gam e." said many o f lone's players
It came down to the last minute to
decide the fate o f the game, hut Jo
Cupps finished the game after the
final buzzer with two free throws
The final score was 44 41
In IH**« w r s l a it n l o u i liu v n ru t> y insudfM jtotal fa n n e rs
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I wish to thank all o f the staff and
nurses ol Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dr Jeanne Berretta and I)r lid Ber
retta for their help to me during an
extra busy weekend while I was in
the hospital They were all super
Harriet Baits
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ing victory Friday, January 27.
against the Helix Grizzlies. 44 41
The Cardinals started o ff slow be
ing out scored 11-7 in the first
quarter, hut gained momentum as
the game progressed
Jo Cupps, who led the tone scor
ing with 12 points, took three early
fouls in the first quarter "ro d e the
p in e " most o f the first half Upon
re-entering the game in the second
hall she picked up her 12 points. 10
rebounds, two blocked shots and no
other fouls
Although in ihe previous game
against H elix, lone lost hy 25 plus
points, lone remained optim istic
throughout the game
Linda M ortcr had two 3-pomt
shots that were key to the game
Amy Wagenblast hail a great delcn
stvc game pulling down nine rc
hounds ami having a blocked shot
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No 40. Tim Hays and No 22 Will Martin, work together to try
and stop Pilot Rock from making another basket Friday night
in Heppner Pilot Rock beat Heppner in overtime
Ik >ardman Oregon
Published February I. 1484
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Ihe Rm kcls maile up tor those
lour points in the tim nh quarter to
send the game into overtime as the
Mustangs missed to e tree throw sot
which four were on the front end ot
a one ami one The Mustangs onlv
shot 4hS Irom ihe tree ihrow line
all night
B«*th Heppner and Pilot R oik
managed i*nlv one field goal in over
lime hui the Roikets were red hot
trom the tree throw line connecting
on all six
The k *ss dropped the Mustangs oui
o f ihe first place tie thev shared w iih
Pilot Rock
The Mustangs were text in scoring
hy Diek Dev in w iih 17. followed hv
B rv jn Padherg amt Russell B rill
each wuh 15 apiece IX 'vin also
grabbed 15 rchounds w iih Hav s get
ling eight for Heppner
Hark Orkkrt
The funeral for D E 'S horty'
Hudson was Tuesday at the Hcpp
ner United Methodist Church with
concluding service and burial at the
Heppner Masonic Cemetery
Hudson. 42. o f Heppner. died Fn
Jan
27. I9 t9 , al PVOMCf
Mem orial Hospital
He was bom March 10. IK46. in
Putman County . M o . to Dav id and
G enic Johnvm Hudson
He served with the U S Army
during W orld War I
On Nov 8. 1414. he married Fva
Shannon at Mercer. M o
The couple moved to the Heppner
area in 1428
Hudson worked for the M orrow
Cininty Road. Maintenance and
Parks departments
He was a member o f the American
le g io n . Heppner BPOF. *58 and the
United Methodist Church
Survivors include sons. Hubert o f
Eureka. C alif and Jay Decot Hepp
ner; daughters W ilm a McTimpcny
and Donna P e rk in s , both o f
Pendleton, nine grandchildren and
six great grandchildren His wife
died in 1487 anil a son. Cladwm dic'd
in 1 94'
M em orial contributions may be
nude to the United Methodist
Church M emorial Fund. P O Box
733. Heppner, OR 47836
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was
in charge o f arrangements
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A large and loud Heppner crowd
saw the Mustangs lose their third
straight I ml.is night game J.inuarv
27 I his tunc the Mustangs fell sic
Inn to the Pilot R<>vk Rockets in
overtime 63 57
Ihe Mustangs found themselves
down hy three at the end ol the tirsi
quarter but exploded in ¡he second
(Vnod scoring 22 jv in is I 5 o f ihcm
tro n i D u k
D e vin
Heppner
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ion d quarter anil led hy seven al
halt
Alter hai Mime the Rockets starteli
to fight h a il and out scored the
Mustangs 12 4 T im Hays scored
fise o f Heppner"s nine jv'in i* to keep
the Mustangs ahead, but onlv hv
tour going into the fourth period
D.E. ‘Shorty* Hudson
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THURSDAY
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Devin takes high point honors
Homer F Hager, jg c 77. Her
mislon. died Jan 30. 1484 j t the
D clanvrtcr Care Center, Pendleton
He was previously hospitalized at
Sacred Heart Hospital. Spokane. St
M ary's Medical Center and Park
M anor Convalescent Center in
Walla Walla ITic funeral w ill he at
l l a r n Saturday . February 4 at the
First United Methodist Church a(
I9 | E Gladys Avc
Hcrmiston
Vault interment w ill follow at the
Hcrmiston cemetery
Homer Hager was bom Nov 17.
14 1 I ai Heppner to J O and l inn u
Baird Hager He was a veteran ot
Vk\5 II serving with the t S Army
tour years On June 20. 1453. he
was married in Heppner to Katherine
(K atiei Monahan from Condon He
was employed on the Frank Andcr
son Ranch. Heppner prior to W W II
and follow ing his return from the
service tor 20 years He moved to
Hcrmiston in 1461 where he was
employed by PGG until his retire
ment He was a member of ihe
Methodist Church both in Heppner
and Hcrmiston He is survived by his
w itc Katie in Hcrmiston. a sister
Mrs Clayton (Harnctl Shaw of Cor
sallis and a brother James Hager of
Heppner
Burns M ortuary. Hcrmiston is in
charge o f ariangcnicnis
Kathryn (iract* Spears
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Dawum o f Oregon C ity , a brother.
Roben Lecp o f Eureka. C alifornia,
numerous nieces, nephews and other
relatives and friends She was
preceded m death by a daughter.
Theona
Prisate vault interment wav held
at Union Cemetery A memorial scr
vice for M rs Spears w ill be held
later at the Pioneer M em orial
Hospital and Nursing Center in
Heppner Daniels Valley Funeral
Chapel o f l^aGrandc was in charge
ot arrangements
Friends who wish may contribute
to (he Union United Methodist
C hurch m em orial fund or the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital and N ur
sing Center in care o f Daniels Valley
Funeral Chapel. 1502 7th street.
I .it-rande OR 9 7 t3 0
The funeral fo r Jondell l-ee
Allison was held at die Christian lafe
Center (Assembly o f God Church»
in Hcppncr Burial was at the Hcpp
ner Masonic Cemetery
A lliu m . 26. o f Heppner. died
Monday, Jan 23. 1484. a s tlve result
o f a m inor vehicle accident on But
ter creek Highway near Hcrmiston
He was bom at Wauwatosa. Wis ,
on June 29. 1962. to Everett (.¿Dell
and M arilyn A lliu m
He had been a resident o f Hepp^
ner for the past I Vj years Prior to
coming to Heppner A lliu m was with
the U S Navy stationed in Virginia
A lliu m was a member o f the
Assembly o f God Church
Survivors include his mother.
M arilyn A lliu m o f Fstacada. lather
Everett A lliu m o f l^ s Cruces,
N M . grandmother. L illian A lliu m
o f El Paul, Texas, brothers Tim o f
F re sn o , C a lif
and C ra ig o f
Heppner
Bums M ortuary, Hcrmiston was
in charge o f arrangements
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