TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 10, 2021
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Friends Helping Friends to host
virtual walk/run this year
Heppner
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Josie Keyes fights
cancer
Heppner graduate, Josie
(Proctor) Keyes, recently
was diagnosed with breast
cancer and underwent a
mastectomy. Following this
surgery, her doctors found
a more serious esophageal
cancer. Josie will be headed
to OHSU, in Portland, for
esophageal cancer treat-
ment.
“While we are all re-
maining positive, we are
looking to our family,
friends and anyone else
looking to help with cover-
ing the expenses that come
along with this journey.
Any funds donated will
go directly to Josie, her
husband Josh and their two
Josie Keyes
amazing girls, Clover and
Canyon. Josie and her fam-
ily live in Sisters, OR, and
Josie grew up in Heppner
where she still has family,”
said Julie (Proctor) Baker.
Those interested in
Friends Helping
Friends has announced
that they will be hosting a
virtual run/walk event this
year instead of their an-
nual St. Patrick’s Day Re-
membrance Walk/5K Run.
Friends Helping Friends
has hosted a run/walk on the
morning of Heppner’s St.
Patrick’s Day celebration
since 2009. Everyone is
invited to enjoy the spring
weather and venture out-
doors for the virtual walk.
Participants are asked to
take pictures and share
on the Heppner St. Pat-
rick’s Day Remembrance
Walk/5k Run Facebook
site.
This event is free, how-
ever, those who wish to
make a donation to the
funds that stay in the com-
munity, are asked to make
checks payable to Friends
Helping Friends (FHF)
and mail c/o Kathi Dick-
enson, PO Box 566, Hep-
pner, OR 97836. Funds
donated are used for local
health care needs and past
years recipients include:
Morrow County Health
District, South Morrow
County Fire and EMS, St.
Patrick’s Apartments and
many more.
This year the commit-
tee has voted to make a
donation to Pioneer Me-
sending support to Josie
and family can do so by
donating to the GoFundMe
set up at https://gofund.me/
d50fd2dd. To send a check
directly to Josie, please
contact Julie Baker at 541-
377-0432 for additional
information.
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Kathi Dickenson (left) presents check to Shelley McCabe. Also
pictured are Regi Lazinka and Krystal Switzerland.
Sandy Matthews (left) presents a check to George Nairns.
Willow Creek Terrace As-
sisted Living as a recipient
of a Pot of Gold to assist
with activities. This has
been a difficult year for
the elderly population and
Friends Helping Friends
hope to spark some joy
and fun with goodies and
activities for the residents
at Willow Creek Terrace.
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Helping Friends and Pi-
oneer Memorial Therapy
Services looks forward
to seeing some walkers
and runners around town
throughout the next week.
The walk can be completed
at anytime and anywhere
and don’t forget to post
pictures! Happy St. Pat-
rick’s Day.
Heideman graduates from US
Navy boot camp
Division 086. Heideman
shipped out on October 8
and learned many valuable
skills for becoming a sail-
or. His division scored the
highest marks in Battle Sta-
tions, the final test before
graduation. He has reported
back to Great Lakes, IL to
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morial Therapy Services
to assist with purchasing
upgraded equipment for
their new building. Pioneer
Memorial Therapy Services
is a private therapy clinic
that is partially owned and
operated by the local ther-
apists who have returned
to their roots to serve the
community they grew up in.
Shelley McCabe (Riet-
mann), DPT, Krystal Seitz
(Nairns), OT, and Regi
Lazinka (Seitz), SLP work
together to serve a variety
of ages and needs in their
outpatient clinic. They con-
tract with Morrow County
Health District and Morrow
and Hermiston School dis-
tricts to provide services at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital,
Home Health and Hospice,
and local schools. Shelley,
Krystal and Regi appreciate
the support from the com-
munity and Friends Helping
Friends as they remodel a
new building. The dona-
tion from Friends Helping
Friends will allow them to
purchase new equipment to
expand pediatric services
and upgrade existing ser-
vices as they move their
office into the Hope Lu-
theran Church located on
Alfalfa and Cowins Street
in Heppner.
Friends Helping
Friends has also chosen
continue his A-school train-
ing in fire control, learning
the critical skills to manage
all weapon’s electrical sys-
tems on destroyers for the
next 12 months.
Heideman is the son of
Deacon and Erin Heideman
of Ione.
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March is about Honoring our
Ag Producers.
THANK YOU!
To each of our Ag Producers.
Thanks to each of you who contributes
to our local Ag Industry and keeps our
Rural Communities Strong.
WE UNDERSTAND YOUR WORK AND DEDICATION.
UEC is looking for exceptional
people to join our team!
Bank of Eastern Oregon’s Mission has always been
to provide Financial Support for the Ag Industry.
Visit our website: ABOUT/CAREERS
for full job descriptions and open
positions.
We have a
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coming.
Keep checking
in March!
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