TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 7,2010
Obituaries
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of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
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David Sykes................................................................................................ Publisher
Autumn Morgan ............................................................................................ Editor
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2010 Farmer’s Market
dates announced
A Farmer’s Market meeting was held on April 1
where the dates for this season’s market were announced.
The market will be open June 18 through October 8. Each
Friday the market will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Each vendor and benefactor will contribute $20
to help defray the insurance premium and signs.
The next meeting will be held on Thursday, May
6, at 5 p.m. at Heppner City Hall. All interested parties
are invited to attend.
HEROES to hold
appreciation dinner
The H.E.R.O.E.S. Volunteer Appreciation Dinner and Fund
raiser will be held on Thursday, April 8 from 5:30-7 p.m. in
the Heppner Elementary School gym. A special presentation
for volunteers at 6 p.m. Pictured is Morrow County Commis
sioner Ken Grieb reading with Joseph Jones. “HEROES is
great program,” said Grieb. “I started volunteering with the
SMART program when it first came to Heppner, and contin
ued when HEROES started at the beginning of the last school
year.” When asked further why he volunteers, he stated simply
“It only takes one hour a week. Not only does it benefit the
children, but us volunteers as well, I really enjoy it”. The Book
Fair will also be going on in conjunction with the H.E.R.O.E.S.
dinner and fundraiser. The Book Fair will be open to the public
on April 7, 8, 12, and 13. -Contributed Photo
Senior
Center Menu
St. Patrick’s Parrish members will be serving
Michael Paul Crist
Jay D. Hudson
Michael Paul Crist,
67, died March 27, 2010,
at Regency
at The Park
in
C o 1 -
lege Place,
Washington.
A m em o
rial service
w a s h e ld
a t 2 p .m . Michael Paul
o n T u e s Christ
day, April 6
2010, at the Walla Walla
A lliance C hurch at 902
Howard Street, with Pastor
Steve Morris officiating. A
graveside inurnment service
will be held at a later date
at the H eppner M asonic
Cemetery in Heppner.
One o f two ch il
dren, M ichael was born
August 27, 1942, in Boise,
ID, to Winnfred and Edith
Gatewood Crist. After high
school, Michael worked at
a variety of jobs, but a birth
defect in his heart made
w orking difficult. A few
o f the later things he did
included serving as a police
in Stanfield; working as an
insurance agent in Moses
Lake, WA; being a flagger
at race tracks in the Hermis-
ton area while he managed
an apartm ent complex in
W alla W alla; and taking
care o f the grounds at the
Walla Walla Airport until
his retirement in 1995.
M ic h a e l m a r
ried the former Karen D.
Noguez on May 23, 1993
in Touchet, WA. He en
joyed trap shooting at the
Walla Walla Gun Club and
was a 20-year member of
B.P.O.E. Lodge #2146 in
Milton-Free water.
Survivors include:
M ic h a e l’s w ife , K aren
Crist, at their Walla Walla
home; son Dana Crist of
Milton-Freewater; and sis
ter Cheryl Crist o f Sterling,
CO.
M em orial contri
butions may be m ade to
the Salvation Army through
M ountain View-Colonial
DeWitt, 1551 Dalles Mili
tary Rd, Walla Walla, WA
99362.
Friends may write
m em o ries and sign the
guestbook at www.moun-
tain v ie w -c o lo n ia ld ew itt.
com.
We
Wave P rom FlowersÁ
lone & Heppner Proms
are April X7tW.
Drink Specials!
O p o n te C re w e Ificiliem
Soda. $ 2 .0 0
M em orial contri
butions may be m ade to
Pioneer M em orial Home
H ealth, PO Box 9, H ep
pner, Oregon 97836 or to
Heppner Elks 358 Founda
tion, PO Box 494, Heppner,
Oregon 97836.
Sweeney Mortuary
o f Heppner is in charge o f
arrangements.
Zelma M. McDaniel
Zelma M. McDan
iel, 88, o f H eppner died
Thursday, April 1, 2010, at
her home. Funeral services
w ere held at 10 a.m. on
Tuesday, April 6, 2010, at
the First Christian Church
in Heppner. A graveside
service followed at 1 p.m.
on Tuesday, April 6, 2010,
at the Lonerock Cemetery in
Lonerock. A reception and
potluck folloed the grave
side service at the Lonerock
Community Center.
She was bom Janu
ary 3, 1922 at the family
home near Lexington, the
forth o f nine children bom
to Daniel and Iva Vincent
Way. She was raised and at
tended school in Lexington
where she graduated in the
spring o f 1940. She loved
sports and was active in vol
leyball in her high school
years.
On Septem ber 7,
1940 she m arried Dallas
M cDaniel in Weiser, ID.
The couple lived in Loner
ock where they owned the
store and gas station, did
ranching and operated the
Post Office. The couple sold
their holdings and moved to
Pintiction, WA, for a short
time before settling in the
Heppner area in 1951. They
bought a ranch on Upper
Rhea C reek in 1958 and
continued to live out their
lives on this ranch.
In 1 9 6 7 , M rs .
M cDaniel was awarded a
governm ent contract for
Rural Route M ail D eliv
ery th ro u g h the U nited
States Post Office, retiring
in 1989. She was an active
longtim e m em ber o f the
First Christian Church in
Heppner where she served
as secretary and Sunday
school teacher. She also
enjoyed longtime member
ships w ith the R ebekah
Lodge and the Lexington
will include Understanding
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Learning (lunch provided)
will involve diplom a op
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swers on special education
topics. The afternoon ses
sion will include What Ev-
ery Parent Needs to Know
about the IEP and Nothing
is Delayed about Puberty.
Lunch will be pro
vided by Community Coun
seling Solutions Develop
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Arlet Campbell
A rle t C a m p b e ll,
73, died April 4, 2010 at
h is h o m e
in Bend. A
g ra v e s id e
services will
be held April
10,2010 at 1
pm at Fossil
IOOF Cem
etery.
Arlet
A r Campbell
let was bom
Ju n e 13,
1936. He was a long time
re sid e n t o f K inzua and
worked in the sawmill there
until they closed. He then
m oved to H ep p n e r and
drove log truck until he re
tired and moved to Bend.
Arlet loved the out
doors and loved to fish and
cam p w ith his w ife and
family.
He is survived by:
his w ife Irene; daughter
Andrea Mortimore of Hep
pner; three sisters, Arleeta
Bouchard o f Tucson, AZ,
Erlene Rolen of Reedsport,
and R oetta W illiam s o f
N e w p o rt; s te p -c h ild re n
Gary Riley, Wanda Riley,
and Dean Currah; and nu
m erous nieces, nephews,
and grandchildren.
He was preceded in
death by his parents Avery
and Nora Cam pbell, and
two sisters A rdean Reed
and Arlene Hibbitts.
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is required.
To r e g is te r c a ll
8 8 8 -8 9 1 -6 7 8 4 or em ail
rwortman@orpti.org.
For more informa
tion contact Barb at Bar-
bara.orwick@gobhi.net or
(541)676-9161.
Art show to be held during CenturyLink offering
lone 4th of July Celebration discount on phone services
The annual 4th of July Celebration in lone will
have a new activity this year. The first annual lone Com
munity Art Show will be held July 3-4 in the American
Legion Building.
Local artists are invited to enter their art pieces
for the community to view. This will be a show, not a sale.
All types o f artwork can be entered.
For more information contact Terry Felda at 541-
256-0277 or City Hall at 541-422-7414.
C enturyL ink has
announced that discounts
on basic residential phone
serv ice are a v ailab le to
qualifying low-income in
dividuals in Oregon.
O regon residents
living in a C enturyL ink
service area can call 800-
E n glish TïoÇÇee H cuelilirfi
Iscrttèe Hoft o r Cold! $3.00
W edding Tables
Grange, where she served
as their chaplain.
She is survived by:
her son, Melvin McDaniel;
daughters, Iva Lou Zim
m erm an and Vicki Lynn
McDaniel, all o f Heppner;
brothers, Marvin Way, Asa
Way, and Joe Way; grand
daughters, Amanda Davis,
Iva Jean Zimmerman and
Ashley Zim m erm an; and
one great-granddaughter,
Kayden Riley.
She was preceded
in death by: her husband,
Dallas; sisters, June and
Maxine; and brothers, Stan
ley, Claude, and Kenny.
M em orial contri
butions may be m ade to
the National Kidney Foun
dation, 465 NE 181s1 Ave.,
Suite 257, Portland, OR
97230-6660.
Sweeney Mortuary
o f Heppner is in charge of
arrangements.
Oregon Parent Training and Information
Center to host Saturday sessions
lunch on Wednesday, April 14. The menu will include
O re g o n P a re n t
Swiss steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots,
Training and Information
applesauce, hot rolls, and Boston cream pie.
Center will be hosting Sat
urday Sessions: A Day o f
Learning on Saturday, April
10, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at Sam Boardman Elemen
tary School in Boardman.
M orning sessions
2009 Prescription Profiles
available for tax purposes
Check with pharmacy
Jay D. Hudson, 70,
o f Heppner died Monday,
M arch 29,
2010, at Pio
neer Memo
rial Hospital
surrounded
by his fam
ily. A grave
side service
w ith m ili- Jay D.
tary honors Hudson
was held at
11 a.m. on Saturday, April
3, at the Heppner Masonic
Cem etery in Heppner. A
recep tio n and m eal fo l
lowed at the Heppner Elks
Lodge.
He was born A u
gust 4,1939 in Heppner, the
son o f Dari “ Shorty” and
Eva Shannon Hudson. Jay
D. was raised and attended
school in Heppner, gradu
ating in 1957. He joined
the United States Army in
1958 and after completing
basic training at Fort Hood,
Texas, he was stationed in
Germany for two years. He
was honorably discharged
from the Army in 1960.
On October 4, 1961
he m arried Joan M oe in
Heppner. The couple was
blessed with three daugh
ters. Mr. Hudson, a lumber
grader, worked for Kinzua
C orporation in H eppner
for over 37 years before
failing health forced him
to retire in 1998. He was
a longtime member o f the
Heppner Elks Lodge #358.
Jay D. e n jo y e d play in g
cards, dancing, wood cut
ting, and spending tim e
with his fam ily and also
watching his grandchildren
play sports.
H e is s u r v iv e d
by: his wife o f 48 years,
Jo H udson o f H eppner;
daughters, Sandi Patton of
Heppner, Cindi Roberts o f
Pendleton, and Jacki Paul-
lus o f K ennew ick, WA;
grandchildren, Erik Patton,
Jenni Smelser, Lyndi Pat
ton, Austin Roberts, Tanner
Roberts and Ashli Paullus;
and great-granddaughter
Kyrah Smelser.
He was preceded
in death by: his parents;
brothers, H ubert Hudson
and Gladwin Hudson; and
sisters, Wilma McTimpeny
and Donna Perkins.
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Community
Bible Church to
host music team
Community Bible
Church in Lexington will
host the music team from
U m atilla B aptist Church
for a special performance
on Sunday, April 11.
The perform ance
will begin at 6 p.m. Refresh
ments will be served fol
lowing the performance.
The community is
invited to attend.