2 — THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016
Local
— News of Record —
— Community Calendar —
MINERS JUBILEE
July 15-17. Vendors in the park. Bronc and Bull
riding. Blacksmith demonstrations. Sidewalk sales.
Fun run. Street dance. Parade. Gold mining compe-
titions and more! Visit www.minersjubilee.com for
more information.
QUILT SHOW
July 15-16. For anyone wanting to enter a quilt in
the show this year, the date to get your entry form(s)
sent in to register your quilt/quilts is drawing near.
Please be registered by July 1st, by fi lling out and
returning an entry form for each quilt you want to
enter. Entry forms are available at “Treasure Every
Stitch” or you may call 541-523-3038 or 541-518-
3038 with questions. “Quilting in the Valley” Quilt
Show will be July 15th and 16th, during Miner’s
Jubilee, at 2020 Church, Baker City YMCA Gym, 9
a.m. - 5 p.m.
CLASS REUNION
Baker High School Class of 1986 is planning a
30 year reunion on Saturday, July 16 of Miners
Jubilee. If you know a classmate who has not been
contacted, please share this information with them.
The Facebook page with more information is: www.
facebook.com/events/130618350689421/ You can
also contact Teresa (Allen) Wiley at 541-304-9018
or Shiela (McMillen) Dolby at 541-403-2726.
JAIL ROSTER
ARTHUR, Tyler
NICHOLS, Robert
FERNS, Andrew
TROYER, Jason
ROMINE, Jonathon
WHITTING-GOOD, Travis
TEMPLE, Danny
DETTMAN, Anthony
OWENS, Cheris
CLARK, Dexter
FISCHER, Jacob
BAGGERLY, David
BREYETTE, Shana
NICHOLS, Robert
MOORE, Darrell
GUZMAN, Miguel
BOLANOS, Ann
GAGNON, Roderick
ROGERS, William
BRADLEY, Scott
LANNING, James
ROBERTS, Karl
WOODEND, Joshua
BLITCH, James
GUTHRIE JR, John
SPRAGUE, Travis
MEDINA CARRILLO, Luis
STEELE, Alan
EFIRD, Debra
SCOTT, Chancy
WILKERSON, Harold
STRITMATER, Blaine
HENSEN, James
SYPHERD, Crystol
CHALK IT UP TO ART
Saturday, July 23. Baker Art Guild is once again
sponsoring Chalk It Up To Art, a fun, family friend-
ly event that recognizes the artistic talent in our
community. Local artists or interested participants
will donate their time and talent to create chalk
drawings on the sidewalks of downtown Baker City.
The event takes place Saturday, July 23th, with
participants beginning at 9:00 a.m. and continu-
ing throughout the day. Residents and visitors are
invited to view the work, both in progress and
fi nished, while shopping, dining, or strolling along
Main Street. Any and all creative and interested
people (any age) are invited to participate! Busi-
nesses are invited to sponsor sidewalk squares for
chalk drawings at $5 a square to help support Baker
Art Guild events. To sign up for Chalk It Up To Art
or for more information, please call: 541.519.0698
Or sign up at Short Term Gallery, 1829 Main Street,
Baker City, 541.519.2515.
MEDICARE CLASS
Saturday, August 13, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. Baker
County Public Library will host a free class about
Medicare. The two-hour course is provided by
expert advisors from the state offi ce of Senior
Health Insurance Benefi ts Assistance, also known
as SHIBA. Topics covered will include: - What is
Medicare? - Do I need both A&B? - Other insurance
options - Prescription drug coverage - Secondary
insurance - Financial assistance - Fraud protection -
Marketplace plans. In previous years, sessions have
fi lled up quickly. To reserve seats, call 800-722-
4134 or email shiba.oregon@oregon.gov.
SUMPTER VALLEY RAILROAD
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
Saturday, August 13, 2016. As darkness falls,
passengers are treated to a twilight trip up valley
for a complimentary cake and coffee dessert at the
Sumpter station. The return trip under the light of
the stars features the added bonus of the apex of the
Perseid Meteor showers, one of the most spectacu-
lar events on the annual cosmic calendar. The train
will arrive back at the McEwen depot shortly after
9:00 PM.Visit www.sumptervalleyrailroad.org.
HAINES STAMPEDE DEMOLITION DERBY
Saturday, August 13, 2016 at the Baker County
Fairgrounds, 5:30 p.m. More information to come.
FAIRALL, Cody
BROWN, Geoffery
WALKER, Jacob
MULDER, Antoine
SCOTT, Austin
WITTER, Robert\
POLICE LOG
Engle, Steven Arthur. 7.10. DUII.
Harris, Lori Anne. 7.10. Contempt
of Court.
Eastin, David James. 7.10. DUII and
Reckless Endangerment.
Koos, Henry Earl. 7.8. Baker
Country Circuit Court Warrant for
Attempted Using a Child in Display of
Sexually Explicit Conduct, Attempted
Encouraging Child Sexual Abuse II,
two counts of Felon in Possession of
a Firearm and Unlawful Possession
of Methamphetamine.
Carter, Riky Lee. 7.7. Warrant for
Contempt of Court.
Steele,Dylan Joseph. 7.7 Warrant
for Contempt of Court.
Pound, John Timothy. 7.7. Theft IV.
Bork, Everett Lance. 7.6. Posses-
sion of a Controlled Substance.
Bork, Jennifer. 7.6. Possession of a
Controlled Substance.
Larkin, Larry Gail. 7.6. DUII.
DEATH / FUNERAL NOTICES
City, died at Settler’s Park Assisted
Living Facility on Sunday evening,
July 10, 2016 with her family at her
side. Arrangements are under the di-
rection of Tami’s Pine Valley Funeral
Home & Cremation Services. On line
condolences may be shared at www.
tamispinevalleyfuneralhome.com
Jack Clark. A Celebration of Jack’s
life will be held at his home on Satur-
day, July 23, 2016 at 4 p.m. This is a
potluck event and Jack’s wife Janice
will be cooking up all of Jack’s favor-
ite dishes. Arrangements are under
the direction of Tami’s Pine Valley
Funeral Home & Cremation Services.
On line condolences may be shared
at www.tamispinevalleyfuneralhome.
com.
Patricia Anne Fessel, 86, of
Haines, Oregon passed away at her
residence on July 11, 2016. Gray’s
West & Company Pioneer Chapel is
in charge of the arrangements. To
light a candle, leave a condolence, or
share a memory of Patricia, please
visit: www.grayswestco.com.
Roger B. Wisor, 72, of Baker City
passed away at his residence on July
11, 2016. Gray’s West & Company
Pioneer Chapel is in charge of the ar-
rangements. To light a candle, leave
a condolence, or share a memory of
Roger, please visit: www.grayswest-
co.com.
Charlene Gordon, 73, of Baker
— Obituaries —
Emily Louise Trapp
Baker City, 1930-2016
Emily Louise “Louise”
Trapp, 92, of
Baker City,
died July 7,
2016 at her
home. Her
memorial
service was
held July 9,
Louise
2016 at 11
Trapp
a.m. at First
Presbyterian
Church in Baker City with
Pastor Katy Nicole offi ci-
ating the service.
Louise was born in
Arthur County, Nebraska
on January 11, 1924,
during a winter blizzard
to parents Henry Sterling
Braden and Emily Mae
(Thompson) Braden. Her
dad delivered her and
she joined older siblings
Kenneth, Marguerite and
Onema. Younger siblings
Herbert, Leslie, Darlena
and Frances later joined
the family. She attended
schools in the communities
of Arthur, Lemoyne and
Lewellen, Nebraska and
graduated from Lewellen
High School in 1942.
Her family moved to the
Portland, Oregon area in
1942 to seek employment
in industries supporting
WWII involvement.
Louise met Raymond
Virgil (Ray) at Libby’s
food processing com-
pany and later married in
Vancouver, Washington on
August 5, 1948. In 1949
Ray and Louise moved
to Walla Walla, Washing-
ton where they resided
until 1981. Ray contin-
ued working for Libby’s
while Louise interviewed
for a job at JC Penney Co.
on the day John F. Ken-
nedy was assassinated
in November 1963. She
remained employed with
JC Penney until retiring
in 1987. While living in
Walla Walla she was a
Blue Bird, 4-H leader, and
a member of Walla Walla
Business Women’s Club.
After retirement she
traveled with friends to
Mexico, Scotland, Ireland,
and trips to a number of
states. She was a life-long
sewer and began quilting
which she enjoyed until
her fi nal days. Louise also
enjoyed knitting, cro-
cheting, reading, square
dancing and playing a
good game of Scrabble
with friends. Despite
experiencing frostbitten
feet as a child she enjoyed
walking and participated
in a number of 5K walks
over the years to benefi t
charitable organizations.
She moved to Baker City
in 2005. In Baker City she
was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church, Mis-
souri Flats Grange quilt
club, Nazarene Church
quilt club, Elkhorn Swing-
ers square dance club,
Red Hat Society, Bunco
club member and a Baker
County Library volunteer.
She was preceded in
death by her parents, broth-
ers Kenneth, Leslie and
Herbert, sisters Marguerite,
Onema and Frances and
husband Ray in July 1985.
Survivors include daugh-
ters Linda (Mick) Phil-
lips of Arthur, Nebraska
and Debra Trapp-Roehm
(Lynn) of Baker City, Or-
egon, granddaughter Katie
Kijima (Jon) of Anchor-
age, Alaska, Jeff Roehm
(Nicki) of Madison, WI
and great-grandson Kai Ki-
jima of Anchorage, Alaska.
Memorial contributions
may be made to Baker
County 4-H or Friends
of Baker County Library
through Coles Tribute Cen-
ter 1950 Place St. Baker
City, OR 97814. To light
a candle, leave a condo-
lence, or share a memory
of Louise, please visit:
www.colestributecenter.
com.
Billy Neil McCauley
Baker City, 1941-2016
Billy Neil McCauley
passed away Monday June
6th at the age of 74 years
old. He was the son of Neil
and Nettie McCauley, born
September 14, 1941 in
Hamilton Missouri. After
the family left Missouri
they spent a short time in
Wenatchee, WA before
moving to Baker. Bill
spent most of his child-
hood in Baker, graduating
from Baker High School
in 1959.
After graduation Bill
joined the Army National
Guard and married his
wife of 54 years, Mardell
Sheppard, on January 12th
1962. Bill and Mardell
started their family in
1963. Bill worked two
jobs to support his young
family. He worked for the
City of Baker as a heavy
equipment operator, and
in the evenings he was a
linotype operator for the
local newspaper. As his
family grew, Bill supported
his three boys in all of
their athletic
events and
volunteered
countless
hours with
the Baker
Wrestling
Program,
Billy
Little League
McCauley
Baseball,
and Babe
Ruth Baseball. He never
missed a sporting event of
his son’s or grandchildren,
and always had words of
encouragement for every-
one involved. It wasn’t
uncommon for Bill to load
up the pickup camper on
Friday, fi ll it with whoever
needed a ride, and head
to a sporting event for the
weekend.
Bill was known as a
kind and generous man
who was always willing
to lend a helping hand.
He had a great sense of
humor, always had a smile
on his face, and had many
random sayings he shared
with friends and strangers.
If you walked by “Hank’s
Hamburger Stand” at the
ballpark you always had to
purchase a burger because,
“It would put hair on your
chest!”
He enjoyed hunting
upland game birds, fi sh-
ing, and camping with his
family.
He leaves behind his
wife, Mardell McCauley;
three sons and their wifes;
Doug and Treasa McCau-
ley, Alan and Michele Mc-
Cauley, Travis and Darcy
McCauley.
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