Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 27, 1992 - THREE
St. Jude’s bike-a-thon pledges due
By Anne Morter
St. Jude Bike-a-Thon coor
dinator Loa McElIigott reminds
all participants that their pledges
and donations should be turned in
this week.
Funds may be dropped off at
the Bank of Eastern Oregon in
lone. Morrow County Abstract
and Title in Heppner, or given to
Loa.
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Dick Graham puts in 39 years
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lone United Church of Christ
and ^the Central Pacific Con
ference of the UCC will install
lone’s new minister, the Rev. Lea
Mathieu, on Sunday, May 31 at
4:30 p.m. at the church. The
public is invited.
Installation is the formal
recognition of the mutual respon
sibilities of the church and its new
minister, and of the relationship
between the local church and the
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lone UCC to install minister
regional conference and entire
denomination. The Rev. Don
Sevetson of Portland, the Central
Pacific Conference minister will
preside over the formal order of
installation; the Rev. Trish
Knorpp of Condon UCC will give
the charge to the congregation;
and Don Bristow, moderator of
lone UCC will give the charge to
the minister.
Rev. Mathieu, a Seattle native,
joined lone on January 1.
Cox honored for service to city
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Paul Sumner and Dick Graham
After a career with Kinzua
Corp. which has spanned 39
years, Dick Graham, a second
generation Kinzua worker, has
retired.
‘ ‘Graham has seen both ends of
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lone, Oregon
the operation,” in the town of
Kinzua and in Heppner, said per
sonnel director Paul Sumner.
Graham, who was bom and
raised at Kinzua, began working
in the woods at the mill there in
1953. He began running proper
ty lines and marking timber.
In 1978 when the mill at Kin
zua closed he moved to Heppner.
He ended his career buying logs
and timber and purchasing land.
Graham says that he has seen
a lot of changes in the log scal
ing equipment and in the mills,
‘‘some to the better and some
not.”
Graham and his wife, Rosie,
have two daughters, Mary Dun
ning, Heppner and Helen
Ekstrom , lone, and three
grandchildren.
While he says he has no special
plans for retirem ent, he
said he is “ looking forward” to
it. ‘‘It will be a change,” he
added.
AUCTION 10:30 a.m.
Heppner Mayor Kay Robinson presents Bill Cox a certificate
of appreciation of ‘‘meritorious service” on the city planning
commission.
Cox resigned March4 after seven years of service.
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Hunt graduated from Jesuit High School in Portland and has a
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