TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 20,2011
O b itu a rie s
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
William A. “Bill” Zinter
Heppner
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U.S.P.S. 240-420
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David Sykes............................................................................................... Publisher
Autumn Morgan............................................................................................. Editor
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Adams, Brizendine engagement
announced
William A. "B ill”
Z inter died on April 15,
2011 in Hermiston at the
age of 84 years.
Bill was born on
January 25, 1927 in Spo
kane, WA to parents Wil
liam H. and Winnie Cowan
Zinter. He attended school
in the Spokane area. He
moved to lone in 1939. Bill
served in the United States
Army during WW11 until
his honorable discharge.
He then returned to lone,
w here he had a wheat ranch
for many years. He married
Nancy Ferguson in 1952,
and they later divorced. Bill
was united in marriage to
Dorothy Moore on Novem
ber 26, 1965 in Hermiston.
They moved to Hermiston,
O regon in 1993, w here
they have lived since. Bill
was a member o f the lone
American Legion Post. He
enjoyed trips to the coast,
word search puzzles, and
watching bull riding, wres
tling and game shows.
‘ He is survived by:
his wife, Dorothy Zinter of
Hermiston; sons, Eugene
Zinter o f Damascus, OR,
David Zinter o f Hermiston,
Paul Zinter o f Portland and
John Piening o f Hermiston;
daughters, Cathy May o f
A ustin, TX , Susan M u
noz o f Hermiston, Lauretta
Keene o f H erm iston and
Jeanie Redberg o f Ephrata,
WA; twin sister, Winifred
M e ss e n g e r o f H e rm is
ton; 12 grandchildren, 12
great-grandchildren and 10
nieces.
Bill was preceded
in death by his parents and
tw o sons, Bob and N eil
Zinter.
A graveside service
with m ilitary honors will
be held on Friday, April
22, 2011 at 11 a.m. at the
H erm iston C em etery in
Hermiston, Oregon.
T hose w ho w ish
may make contributions in
Bill’s memory to the lone
School District.
P le a s e s ig n th e
condolence book at www.
burnsm ortuaryherm iston.
com.
Bums Mortuary o f
H erm iston, O regon is in
charge o f arrangements.
Birth Announcement
Bradly Adams and Katelyn Marie Brizendine
Mike and Tonia Adams o f Heppner announce
the engagement and upcoming marriage o f their son,
Bradly Michael, to Katelyn Marie Brizendine, both o f
Stanfield.
Katelyn is a 2004 graduate of Pendleton High
School. She earned a bachelor’s degree in early childhood
education/elementary education from Western Oregon
University in 2009, and is currently attending Eastern Or-
e ^ r University studying for her m aster’s degree in early
cafldnàod/eïementary special education. She is employed
affrn early childhood special education specialist for the
Umatilla-Morrow ESD in Hermiston.
Bradly graduated from Heppner High School in
2003, attended Blue Mountain Community College in
Pendleton and graduated from Eastern Oregon University
in 2008 with a business administration degree. He works
as a pesticide applicator for M ike’s Custom Spraying,
based in Pilot Rock.
The couple will be wed July 30, 2011, at 5:30
p.m. in Pilot Rock.
Sophia Ralene
C hristm an - Nick
and Cara Christman
o f Ridgecrest, CA,
announce the birth
o f a baby girl, So
phia Ralene. Sophia
was bom on April
16, 2011, at 3:48
a.m. at Ridgecrest
Regional Hospital
in Ridgecrest, CA.
She weighed six
pounds, nine ounces Sophia Ralene Christman
and was 17 inches
long.
Grandparents are Carl and Kelly Christman of
lone, and Sid and Cindy Kennedy o f Lexington.
Great-grandparents include: Larry Kennedy of
Lexington, Skip and Barbra Pettyjohn o f lone, Betty
Christman of Lexington, and Maggie and Roger Morley
o f Saint George, UT.
Rolling Hills Run Saturday
The Rolling Hills Run will be held this Saturday,
April 23, beginning at the Morrow County Fairgrounds in
Heppner. Registration gets underway at 9 a.m.
The run includes 5K and 10K run walks, which
begin at 10 a.m., and a one-mile kids’ fun run, which
begins shortly after 11 a.m.
Online registration may be completed at www.
active.com/running/heppner-or/rolling-hills-run-2011.
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Heppner High School baseball program will hold
a Texas Hold ‘Em poker tournament Saturday, April 23
at Heppner Elks Lodge. This will be their first annual
fundraiser.
Doors will open at five p.m. with sign-ups at 5:45.
Tournament play begins at 6:30 p.m. Buy in will be $40
per person (no re-buys). Sign-ups will close after play
begins. There will be no-host beverages and food.
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Heppner Branch
In April & May
You'll receive a
free entry into
our drawing for
a Traeger lunior
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for coming by.
(One entry per v is it)
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Daisy E. Collins
Daisy E. C ollins, rehab facility to be near her
93, formerly o f Heppner, daughter, Judy.
died Friday, April 8, 2011,
Over the years her
in Junction City, Oregon. interests were varied and
A memorial service will be included mushroom pick
held 11 a.m. Tuesday, April ing, berry picking, playing
19, 2011, at the Heppner b rid g e, sq u are d ancing,
United Methodist Church. quilting, wine making, gar
She was bom
dening, beach comb
on the family farm
ing, ta k in g sh o rt
near Ridgefield, WA
trips, and being with
on May 19, 1917,
family and friends.
the daughter o f Wil
She was a long-time
liam and E leanor
member of the Hep
Krebser Zimmerly.
pner S oroptim ist,
D aisy was the e l Daisy E.
G arden C lub, the
dest o f five children, Collins
M ethodist Church
all o f whom have
and Senior Center.
p re d e c e a s e d her.
Survivors include:
The family moved to Pio daughters, Judy Freeman
neer, OR, south o f Cottage o f Harrisburg, OR and Pa
G rove, when D aisy was tricia Ralstin of Soap Lake,
three. She attended a small WA; granddaughter Jamie
grade school in A nlauf, Schultz o f Los A ngeles;
OR. When she started high three g randsons, D avid,
school, the family moved Brian, and Keith Tottleben;
to C ottage G rove. A fter and one great-granddaugh
graduating, she attended ter, Daisy Tottleben.
two years at the University
She was preceded
of Oregon in Eugene.
in death by her husband,
Daisy married Wil Bill Collins, and daughters,
liam C ollins and, along Jeanne C ollins and Lisa
with their daughters Judy Schultz.
and Jeanne, moved to Hep
M em orial contri
pner in 1947. She and Bill butions may be made to the
owned and operated Hep donor’s charity o f choice.
p n er C le a n ers u n til the
Sweeney Mortuary
late 1970s. She lived in o f Heppner is in charge of
H eppner until last year, arrangements.
moving to a Junction City
Clara M. Williams
Clara M. Williams, before m aking Lexington
76, formerly o f Lexington, their home.
died M onday, A pril 18,
Mrs. Williams was
2011 at Evergreen
a homemaker, loved
Vista Health Center
acting, and was a
in La Grande, OR.
musician. For quite
A graveside service
some time she was a
will be held 11 a.m.
member of a coun
Saturday, April 23, Clara M.
try music band that
2011 at the Lexing Williams
tra v e le d th ro u g h
ton Cemetery.
out the country but
She w as
p lay e d m o stly in
bom September 21, 1934 Nevada and California.
at Caruthersville, MO, the
S he is s u rv iv e d
daughter o f George A. and by: a son, David Williams
Catherine M attingly Hur o f Lexington; daughters^
ley. She was raised and at M argaret Prince o f North
tended school in Missouri, H ollyw ood, CA, M artha
where she graduated from Helgeson o f Pomona, CA
high school.
and Diane Williams o f Sac
On May 13, 1950 ramento, CA; sister, Doro
she m arrie d E dw ard L. thy Lahey o f C alifornia;
Williams at the Cathedral of seven grandchildren and
Assumption in Louisville, five great-grandchildren.
KY. The couple moved to
M em orial contri
C alifornia in 1955. They butions may be made to the
lived throughout southern donor’s charity o f choice.
C alifo rn ia. A fter re tire
Sweeney Mortuary
ment in 1995, they moved o f Heppner is in charge o f
to Oregon. They lived in arrangements.
Heppner for a short time
AWANA Club to hold
pinewood derby
The local AWANA Club is sponsoring a Grand
Prix this Thursday, April 21 at Willow Creek Baptist
Church. Pre-check in and weigh in of cars will start at 6
p.m.; hot dogs and popcorn will be served starting at 6:15
p.m. Pastor Keith Price will share in large group time,
with the racing to begin at 7 p.m. The evening will wrap
up with an awards ceremony for the winners at 7:45 p.m.
All are invited to attend.
Annual women’s Ecumenical
Salad Supper to be held
The women of South Morrow County are invited
to the annual Ecumenical Salad Supper on Monday, April
25, at 6 p.m. at the Heppner Catholic church parish hall.
This year’s event will be hosted by the All Saints Episco
pal, Hope Lutheran, and Valby Lutheran churches. Those
attending are asked to bring a salad.
Entertainment will be provided by Sandy Ma-
theny who will be singing selections from her CD “These
Old Hills Will Sing.” Also singing will be the Heppner
Women’s Chorale.
Rev. Lea Mathieu will be the speaker. She will
present an interactive mini workshop on the spiritual
discipline o f journaling. Small journals will be provided
but attendees need to bring a pen.
A freewill offering will be taken with proceeds
going to spinal cord research at OHSU.
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Stuffed Pork Loin or
Clazed Ham Dinner
p artin g at 12 pm
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