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RECORDS AND MORE SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2020 OBITUARIES COMMUNITY Meetings Beverly A. Charlton • COVE — The city of Cove will hold its regular council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. at Cove City Hall, 504 Alder St. Virtual attendance of the meeting is encour- aged: Go to www.gotomeet. me/CityofCove or dial in by calling 1-312-757-3129 or toll free 1-877-309-2073 (Access Code: 566-891-733). Instruc- tions are given at www.city- ofcove.org. Members of the public also may request a link and the agenda by emailing cityadmin@cityofcove.org. The agenda includes a nui- sance complaint about 69427 Common Lane and a discus- sion of the city hall remodel. To submit public comments, email cityadmin@cityofcove. org before 6:45 p.m. Tuesday. 1964-2020 • Elgin Briefs Pick up school lunches for La Grande students beginning Monday LA GRANDE — Begin- ning the fi rst day of school, Monday, Aug. 31, La Grande School District will be serv- ing grab-and-go lunches to the district’s K-12 students. Every school day, one meal per enrolled student may be picked up between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the main entrance of any of the three elementary schools. Meals must be eaten else- where. All meals for students in kindergarten through eighth grade will be free. Meal charges for high school students will be determined by their status based on the Free & Reduced Meal ap- plication, which can be com- pleted at lagrandesd.org. Anyone else may purchase a lunch for $3.80. Unlike last spring, stu- dents must be identifi ed when meals are picked up. The use of student identi- fi cation cards is strongly encouraged. Kindergarten through eighth-grade stu- dents received new ID cards at registration. High school students will use last year’s cards. Parents may pick up the meals for their children, but they must provide iden- tifi cation of each student. For more information, contact Chris Panike (chris. panike@lagrandesd.org, 541-663-3206) or Char Hampton (char.hampton@ lagrandesd.org, 541-663- 3214). THE OBSERVER — 3A Beverly “Bev” Ann Charlton, 55, of Elgin, died Aug. 22 at her residence. At her request, there will not be a service. Known as Bev, she was born Oct. 12, 1964, in Baker City, to Ira “Slim” Charlton and Harriet Laird. She resided in Union, La Grande and Elgin. She graduated from Union High School. Bev was employed at Our Place, The Smoke- house, Golden Crown, Best Western and Jensen’s Tree Service. She enjoyed yard sales, shopping and spending time with her grandchildren. Survivors include her signifi cant other of 38 years, Craig Howard of Elgin; children and their spouses, Bradley and Raechel Charlton of Bend, Cassie and Robby Thompson of Elgin, Brandy and Ken Roshon of Weston, and Rebecca Howard of La Grande; sis- ters and brothers-in-law, Laura and Ken Scott of Anderson, California, Sheri Cooper of Anderson, Cal- ifornia, Debra and Rich Keltz of La Grande, and JoAnn and Robert Bunch of Salem; brothers, Ira “Buzz” Charlton and Randy Charlton, both of La Grande; six grandchil- dren; and many nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ira and Harriet; daughter, Kim Eldridge; and aunt and uncle, Helen and Del Laird. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.lovelandfuneral- chapel.com. Scott P. Hoadley 1965-2020 • La Grande Scott Preston Hoadley, 55, of La Grande, died Aug. 21 at Providence Hospital in Spokane, Washington. At his request, there will not be a service. Scott was born July 15, 1965, in Quincy, Wash- ington, to Robert and Annette (Taal) Hoadley. He graduated from La Grande High School. Scott was a horse trainer. He enjoyed spending time outdoors, being with family, attending local fairs and rodeos, and back- country horseback riding. He also enjoyed horse racing, hunting, fi shing and watching NASCAR. Scott was a member of the Union County Fair Board and the La Grande Maverick Club. He was “Kit Carson” during the 1992 Carson Days in Nevada. Surviving relatives include his children, Robert and paternal grandparents, Wayne and Mary Hoadley. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.lovelandfuneral- chapel.com. Upcoming local services Florence I. (Carn) Howell 1932-2020 • Imbler Aug. 29 — MIKE MAY: 4 p.m. memorial service, Riverside Park Pavilion, La Grande. Aug. 30 — MARILYN RICE: 5 p.m. celebration of life, Riverside Park Pavilion, La Grande. — Calendar cour- tesy of Loveland Funeral Chapel, La Grande Please follow guidelines regarding face coverings and social distancing at all services. Hoadley and Cole Hoadley, both of Arizona, Tristin Hoadley and Samantha Hoadley; mother, Annette Taal of La Grande; brother and sister-in-law, Allen and Traci Hoadley of La Grande; sister, Gina Hoad- ley-Simmons of La Grande; aunts, Margaret Stanley and Ellen McBroom; uncle, Harry Hoadley; and four nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Robert; maternal grandparents, Beulah and Winnie Taal; Walla Walla — The conservation organization Blue Mountain Land Trust announced it has renewed its accreditation with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. Blue Mountain Land Trust President Linda Her- bert in the press release said 443 out of more than 1,300 land trusts nationwide have achieved accreditation from the Land Trust Accredita- tion Commission. “It speaks to our dili- gence, transparency and professionalism as we work to preserve and protect the lands of the Blue Mountain region,” Herbert said. Photo contributed by Gerald Hopkins Daryl Hawes works the grill at the recent meeting/picnic of the Elgin Lions Club. Elgin Lions donate $600 toward school supplies The Observer ELGIN — The Elgin Lions Club voted to send $600 for school supplies to the Elgin School District. The club in a press release reported it recently held a picnic meeting with about 25 members at the home of Daryl and Bar- bara Hawes. Daryl Hawes grilled the hot dogs and hamburgers while Barbara Hawes and Kathy Oliver WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26 9:56 a.m. — A caller reported a cow on the loose on the 66700 block of End Road, Summer- ville. A Union County sheriff’s deputy contacted the owner to retrieve the cow. 2 p.m. — The Union County Sheriff’s Offi ce received a report of possible animal neglect at North Bellwood and East Delta streets, Union. 2:40 p.m. — A resident on the 1200 block of Conklin Road, Cove, asked to speak to a Union County sheriff’s deputy about an ongoing issue with a neighbor. 5:44 p.m. — La Grande police Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates is flying the flag for raising local awareness of healthy hearing 1 out of 3 people over age 65 People with hearing loss wait an average of 7 years before seeking help 14% of those aged 45-64 have some degree of hearing loss have some type of hearing loss 2 out of 3 people over 75 15 million people have a hearing loss served salads. The club discussed the Elgin School District’s concerns about supplies for students. Member Everett Grandeen moved to send the school $600 for the paper supplies, and the club voted in approval. Members noted that vision testing, bingo events and basketball tourna- ment are up in the air due to coronavirus restrictions and have to stay on hold for now. The club also discussed having a roadside cleanup in September, the press release stated. Chair Bar- bara Hawes will provide information to the mem- bers, and Oliver will con- tact Foodtown regarding the next case lot sale date for groceries so the club can collect items for the local food bank. Pickup 11:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. at 1504 N. Albany St., La Grande. For delivery, call 541-963-7532 before 10 a.m. Age 60+, $3 suggest- ed donation; all others, $5. AUG. 31-SEPT. 4 Monday: lemon chicken, salad greens, vegetables, freshly baked cheese bread, fruit, dessert. Tuesday: toasted turkey and bacon sandwich wraps, in the United States with hearing loss avoid seeking help responded to the 2000 block of Gekeler Lane on a report of a juvenile who was out of control. Police talked to the juvenile. 9:02 p.m. — A caller report- ed a possible intoxicated driver on the 60600 block of Livestock Road, La Grande. Union Coun- ty sheriff’s deputy responded and arrested a 26-year-old man for driving with a suspended license. THURSDAY, AUG. 27 1:53 a.m. — La Grande police received a report from the 2300 block of Spruce Street of teens out after curfew. An offi cer responded and warned three teens about the violation. 11:12 a.m. — A caller reported a disturbance between a land- lord and a tenant in Union. A Union County sheriff’s deputy made contact and explained options. 3:14 p.m. — A caller reported livestock on the 72100 block of Highway 82, Elgin. The animals were located safe on nearby property. 5:06 p.m. — La Grande police received a report of two aggres- sive dogs on the loose on the 1500 block of 26th Street. The dogs were gone by the time an offi cer arrived. 8:11 p.m. — La Grande police responded to the 600 block Artie Thielen La Grande Artie Thielen, 88, of La Grande, died Aug. 24 at her home. Arrangements are by Daniels-Knopp Funeral, Cremation & Life Celebra- tion Center. Schedule your complimentary hearing screening today Call 541-612-7555 Visit lagrandehearing.org Call or text 541-612-7555 upon arrival, our waiting room is closed. You will be asked to complete a pandemic screening form upon your avvival. The Blue Mountain Land Trust provided extensive documentation and was subject to a comprehen- sive third-party evaluation prior to renewal, which, according to the press release, signifi es the com- mission’s confi dence in the Blue Mountain Land Trust’s ability to protect lands. Since its founding 21 years ago, the Blue Mountain Land Trust has acquired 14 conservation easements totaling almost 6,500 acres. By the end of 2020, it expects to close an additional four easements, bringing its easement hold- ings to 23,118 acres. of 16th Street on a call about trespassing. An offi cer ended up taking a report for possible elder abuse. 11:29 p.m. — La Grande police received a report of someone suffering a mental or emotional crisis on the 3200 block of Alder Street. An offi cer found the person was fi ne and provided the people involved with a ride. salads, dessert. Wednesday: tender beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, grilled tomatoes, sweet on- ion-cucumber salad, bread, cookies. Thursday: curried chicken and rice, salad greens and vegetables, fresh fruit, baked bread, dessert. Friday: spaghetti, salad greens, garlic bread, fresh fruit, cookies. 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UNION COUNTY SENIOR CENTER TAKEOUT LUNCH MENU PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT August is Americans have a significant hearing loss La Grande The Observer Comments on ODOT I-84 interchange upgrade accepted until Monday SALEM — The deadline is nearing for submitting comments on the Oregon Department of Transpor- tation’s project that will replace the pavement along Interstate 84 between the Meacham and Kamela interchanges (exits 238 to 248) and upgrade several Umatilla County area traffi c signals. To fi nd out if this project will impact you, visit the online open house at www. oregonevents.org/open- house/i-84-meacham-kamela by Aug. 31 to view project details and leave your feedback. Edwin ‘Ed’ A. Sinner Jr. Blue Mountain Land Trust earns national recognition Virtual learning academy sets Sept. 1 open house, classes begin Sept. 8 LA GRANDE — The La Grande Learning Acade- my, which offers students online-based education through IMESD, will begin classes Sept. 8. A virtual open house for LLA students and families will be held Tuesday, Sept. 1, from 6-7 p.m. To join, use this link: https://meet.google. com/ink-gcjd-zia. Based at the former Willow Elementary School, LLA is an alternative for La Grande School District students who are not partici- pating in the comprehensive distance education model. The online curriculum is being provided by IMESD to meet the increased online demand this school year. Technology, including Chromebooks, may be picked up at Willow between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays. Call the district offi ce at 541- 663-3202 for more informa- tion. Florence Irene Howell, 87, of Imbler, died Aug. 23 at Grande Ronde Hospital. A service will be held at a future date. Florence was born Dec. 10, 1932, in Boise, Idaho, to Stephen and Blanche (Johnson) Carn. She always spoke fondly of her early years growing up in Camp 58 at Starkey, and she cherished the friends she made while living there. Florence grad- uated from La Grande High School in 1951. She married William “Bill” Howell on March 5, 1955. Florence was a very devoted farmer’s wife, mother, volunteer and grandmother. She loved to grow fl owers, work in her garden, can fruit and veg- etables and be involved with most anything out- doors. She enjoyed any sport involving the Imbler Panthers. Florence was involved in many local organiza- tions, including Cattle- women, Eastern Star, PEO, Union County Fair Board and Grande Ronde Hospital Board. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Surviving relatives include her husband of 65 years, Bill; children and their spouses, Curt and Annette Howell of La Grande, Kristy and Vin Searles of Salem, Ann and Mike Spring of Dayton, Washington, and Mark and Tina Howell of Imbler; nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Steve and Blanche; sister, Leona Brodhead; and infant sister, Nellie Carn. In lieu of fl owers, memo- rial contributions may be made to the Imbler Educa- tion Foundation, P.O. Box 95, Imbler 97841, or the Imbler Rural Fire Depart- ment, P.O. Box 269, Imbler 97841. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.lovelandfuneral- chapel.com. www.outstandingcomputerrepair.com Refurbished Desktop & Laptops For Sale House calls (let me come to you!) Drop Offs & Remote Services are Available All credit cards accepted