FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS — 11
Local & Entertainment
— Obituaries —
CONTINUED FROM
PAGE 2
Dennis Mitchell Hanby
They had one daughter,
Crystal. Dennis divorced
in 1983 and shortly there-
after moved back to Baker
City. He moved back into
the house he grew up in
and lived there until the
time of his death.
Later in life, Dennis
worked as a locksmith
until retiring for health
reasons. Dennis' outdoor
passion was hunting and
he had several hunting
partners through the years.
Dennis also loved horses
and owned several over the
years. As part of this love,
he became a member of
the Baker County Sheriffs
Posse in October of 1989.
He loved riding in the
parades, which he did
every year. After his last
horse died he borrowed a
horse so he could continue
to ride in the parades. He
learned a lot with the
posse. He participated in
Search and Rescue and
also helped with their
Youth Trail Rides each
summer.
He took his daughter
Crystal on some of the trail
rides. He also helped her
participate in 4-H when
she was young making
sure she had a horse to
ride.
He loved going on the
Youth Trail rides and was
hoping to take his grand-
daughter Mataya out with
him this past summer.
Dennis received Posseman
of the year in 1999.
After his horse died he
got a four wheeler to get
around on the trails with
and to assist in his hunting
expeditions.
He spent many happy
hours riding the trails with
friends. He also used his
four wheeler to plow snow
off of the neighbors side-
walks in the winter.
He was always willing
to lend a hand and help
someone out. He was very
Bebe’s word search
much appreciated and a
friend to many, he was
loved by many who knew
him. He will be greatly
missed.
Dennis was preceded in
death by his parents, and
his daughter Crystal. He is
survived by a sister Cheryl
Webb , brother Gary
Hanby, granddaughter
Mataya, grandson Haygen,
11 nieces and nephews and
approximately 31 grand-
nieces and nephews.
Dennis was a member of
the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints.
A memorial service was
held Saturday, November
7th at 11:00 a.m. in the
Baker City LDS Church
2625 Hughes Lane.
He will be buried in
Cove Cemetery at 2:00
p.m. next to his grandpar-
ents. Anyone wishing to
donate to a Memorial Col-
lege Education for Den-
nis' grandchildren Mataya
and Haygen may contact
Cheryl Webb at 541-523-
4538.
This week’s crossword puzzle
Highland Games
Eileen Driver / The Baker County Press
Huntington welcomed the Highland Games for the seventh year last weekend.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
This year's competi-
tors competed in the Light
Weight for distance, the
Heavy Weight for distance,
the Light Hammer Throw,
the Heavy Hammer Throw,
The
the Braemar Stone, the
Open Stone, the Weight
Over Bar, the Sheaf Toss
and the Caber Toss.
The competition is open
to both men and women
with each competing in
different classes of events.
Food for the athletes and
spectators was provided
by the Chamber of Com-
merce.
The event is sponsored
by the Snake River Stern-
wheeler Association.
Baker County Press
Subscribe Today!
Name:
Address:
City, State, Zip:
Email address:
Phone:
E-Only
$29.95/yr.
Print
(Delivery)
$39.95/yr.
Print
(Mail)
$49.95/yr.
Inside Baker City
City Limits Only
Outside Baker City
City Limits Only
1. Make check payable to: Black Lyon Publishing, LLC
2. Mail the check with this completed form to:
PO Box 567, Baker City, Ore. 97814
To pay by credit card, please visit www.Th eBakerCountyPress.com
Across
66- Poverty;
1- Imperialism;
10- Fewest;
15- Similarity of
sounds;
16- Aquarium buildup;
17- Pertaining to the
morning;
18- Defi les;
19- Prior to, poetically;
20- No-nos;
22- ___ for tat;
23- Regretted;
25- Cornell’s home;
28- Nutlike kernel;
31- Wagnerian?;
33- Landlord;
34- Sacred obser-
vance;
35- Large New Zea-
land reptile;
37- Constrain;
41- Army command;
46- Toothed wheel;
47- Capital of New
South Wales;
48- Navy builder;
49- Trig function;
50- Prefi x with corn;
51- Grandmas;
56- Prefi x with con-
tent;
57- Freud contempo-
rary;
60- Curved down-
ward;
63- Ninnies;
64- Cures;
65- ___ the side of
caution;
Down
1- Pert. to a judge’s
chamber;
2- By and large;
3- Values highly;
4- Former coin of
France;
5- As a female, you
could be queen or
worker;
6- Foray;
7- ___ way (not at all);
8- Examine, search;
9- Dissolve;
10- Vegas opening;
11- “Hold On Tight”
group;
12- Restless (music);
13- Water-soluble
glucoside;
14- Having a valid will;
21- Mountain chains;
24- John ___ Passos;
26- Agreement;
27- Stage hog;
29- Observe;
30- Sotted;
31- Eight singers;
32- Shade of green;
36- Long time;
37- Relieve;
38- Big consumer;
39- Mobile home;
40- Rip off;
42- Mag. staffers;
43- Give life to;
44- Legislative bodies;
45- Blind;
52- Irish island group;
53- Hawaiian goose;
54- Entr’___;
55- Lost traction;
58- That, in Tijuana;
59- Cartoon canine;
61- Despot Amin;
62- Oui’s opposite;