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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 11,2007 - THREE Roy Proctor Post transplant treatment at half-way mark S aturday, July 7, marked day 51, post-mar row transplant for Roy Proc tor o f Heppner. After much preparation, a bone marrow stem cell transplant was completed on May 17 at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New' York City. We Make BANNERS Heppner Gazette-Times 676-9228 Heppner Lions induct officers, honor members Proctor was d iag nosed in 2000 w ith Fanconi Anemia, a rare genetic dis ease. R oy’s mother, Kay Proctor, is in New York w ith him. According to Kay, Roy’s progress is “miracu lous” and the whole family is very grateful for the sup port o f the community. The following web site has been set up and is updated daily to keep every one informed o f Roy’s prog ress: w w w .carin g b rid g e. or \ isit royproctor. A guest book is associated w ith the website where family and friends can post an encour aging word for Roy. The Heppner Lions Club held their an nual induction o f officers at the home o f Steve and Molly Rhea. Members celebrated with a potluck and barbecued steaks provided by members. District Governor Gerald Hopkins inducted the officers for the new year which began July l . Molly Rhea received a special plaque o f rec ognition for her work as president and James Fichter was honored as Lion o f the Year by the club for his involvement in all activities and club meetings. Left to right: Membership Chair Joyce Shepherd, Secretary Molls Rhea, District Governor Gerald Hopkins. President Richard Paris, Vice-president Russell Estes, Sight and Hearing Chair Steve Rhea and Lion Tamer James Fichter. B u rt's B e e s Siop> by for a cool drink! We have D u c k H o u se D o lls V ic to ria n L a ve n d er 1/2 OFF SHAVED ICE! CAN D LE OF TH E M ONTH: ^ I Mango Blossom 25% o f f We h m swimming accessories! NEW ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY! 1 ^ MuMuj'i D juuj j.iNC. Serving Heppner i_exington 217 North Main • Heppner Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426 Extra , 4 /o n e James Fichter is honored as the Heppner Lion of the Year. Past President Molly Rhea receives an outstanding presi dent's award from Governor Gerald Hopkins for work completed the past year. Local man earns degree from Montana State Samuel Van Liew, son o f Sandra and Dan Van Liew, Heppner, graduated May 12 from Montana Stale University in Bozeman, MT, w ith a bachelor o f science ing college. His immediate plans are to go to Alaska to work on a commercial salmon fishing boat. Van Liew graduated from Heppner High School in 2002. degree in ecology, majoring in fish and wildlife manage- ment. He worked for the MSU iood serv ices and Montana Parks and Wildlife Department while attend- Justice Court Report a , tr x E Iw ® isi Coast Samuel Van Liew Local student named to dean’s list K rystal N aim s o f Heppner has qualified for the Eastern W ashington University Dean’s List for spring 2007. To qualify students must carry 12 credit hours and have a 3.5 grade point average or better. EWU is located at Cheney, WA. C ards Heppner Gazette-Times business I thy 9 pig best friend 40 years. Y buddy, Biti Beaton Morrow County Jus tice Court Judge Charlotte Ciray has released the fol lowing report: -John Harvey Wal ton, 19. lone. Violation of the Basic Rule, 72 mph in a 55 mph zone, SI 13 fine; -Kenneth W. Bursell, 46, Echo, VBR. 80 mph in a 55 mph zone, S I85 fine; -Damien W ilhelm, 28, Lexington, DUII. SI812 fine, 180 days in jail, S500 and I 78 days in jail sus pended with three y e ars’ probation with no further violation o f law. He was also ordered to complete an alcohol education program by February l , 2008. -D avid L. Brow n, Jr., 37, Heppner, D riving While Suspended Violation, $429 fine. -Cierald I. S m ith , 66, H eppner. F ailu re to Obey Traffic Control De vice, $185 fine.
