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A2 Announcements wallowa.com December 13, 2017 Wallowa County Chieftain O BITUARIES Barbara Callahan-Chappell April 2, 1932 –– Nov. 25, 2017 Our mother, Barbara (Barbie) Louise Callahan-Chap- pell, 85, of Spokane, Wash., passed away peacefully Nov. 25, 2017, surrounded by family. Born April 2, 1932, in Kennewick, Wash., she was the daughter of the late Rob- ert Christensen and Willa Christensen. Mom had many loves: her family, the outdoors, fishing and hunting, her ani- mals, and of course, her tal- ent as a teacher and artist in many respects of painting, to name a few. She was a dedicated sports fan to the Mariners, Seahawks and let’s not forget Gonzaga. She had incredible knowledge of history and only mom could Callahan-Chappell ever out talk you until 3 a.m. when you paid her a visit. Her beautiful life will be forever cherished in the lives of her children. Mom was a great intellect, a strong woman, good friend to many and most of all a wonderful mother. We will all miss her beyond measure. Our hearts are heavy but are smil- ing as she is at peace. She is survived by her six children; daughter Connie Wil- liams and husband Willie of Greenacres, Wash.; daughter Chris Morrison-Berger and husband Mike of Maple Valley, Wash.; son Tommie D. Callahan III of Pilot Rock, Ore.; son Robert Callahan of Bullhead, Ariz.; daughter Patty Orcutt and husband Jim of Lewiston, Idaho; son Scott Callahan Sr. of Pilot Rock; five grandchildren, Zachary, Stephanie, Tom- mie, Scott and Sydney; and four great-grandchildren; Yesenia, Robert, Athena and Aiden. She was preceded in death by her parents, husbands Tommie Callahan, Jr. and Eugene Chappell and granddaughter Jennifer Prince. Graveside services were Dec. 2 at Riverview Heights Cemetery in Kennewick. The family invites you to sign the tribute wall at muellersfuneralhomes.com. About Obituaries News obituaries are a free service of the Wallowa County Chieftain. Send obituaries by e-mail, obits@ Lila Moore May 28, 1938 –– Nov. 25, 2017 I was born May 28, 1938, on a ranch near Ashland, Kan. My mother was Capa Willard and dad’s name was Faye Willard. I started school in De Soto, Kan., before we moved to Portland, Colo., where my dad was a fore- man at the Portland cement plant. I went to school in Florence, Colo., and grad- uated from Florence High School. While there, I met Lowell Moore at a dance. He was stationed at Camp Carson near Colorado Springs. We were engaged for two years while I was finishing high school and he finished his tour in Ger- many. We married June 3, 1956, and traveled to Ore- Moore gon to meet his mother Myr- tle, father Raymond, and his family. We returned to Colorado where he worked at Pueblo Army Depot. We lived in Pueblo, Canon City and Black Forest, Colo. After our daughter and son were in school, I worked as a teachers aide at the Air Academy grade school, retiring in 1993. After retirement, we moved to Troy, Ore., and later bought Lowell’s mother’s house in Asotin where we spent the winters. We always raised a garden and fruit trees and canned many vegetables and fruit. I am survived by my husband Lowell; daughter Gail Lynn Moore-Pivoda; and son-in-law Monte Pivoda; sisters Wanda and Waunita in Colorado and Carol in Arkansas; brother-in- law Orvis Moore of Troy, Ore.; sister-in-law Darlene Moore of Lewiston; many nieces and nephews in Lewiston and Col- orado. I was preceded in death by son Duane; my mother and father; granddaughter Shana Lynn Pivoda; mother-in-law Myrtle; father-in-law Raymond; and brothers-in-law Marlin Moore, Louis Bononcini and Ben Baccarella. A memorial will be held at a later date. wallowa.com; fax, 541-426-3921; or mail, PO Box 338, Enterprise, OR 97828. The deadline to submit an obituary is 2 p.m. Monday for the Wednesday paper. For more information, call 541-426-4567. Wallowa County treasures are to be found in our gallery! Olaf Pottery David Jensen photographs Jewelry by Annie Robinson & Brenda Burt Russell Ford glass T HE B OOKLOFT Across from the courthouse in Enterprise 107 E. Main • 541.426.3351 always open at www.bookloftoregon.com • booklofteoni.com Les Schwab is partnering with Enterprise Christian Church for NUAL THE AN TOY DRIVE Got a Golfer on that Christmas List? Alpine Meadows Golf Course has Gift Certificates available for just about anything they may want: * Rounds of Golf with a Cart * * Range Balls * * Season Memberships * (including the new Youth Membership for $50) For more information and to purchase, please call Bring am unwrapped toy to Les Schwab Tire Center Now through December 20th and Kathy Reynolds 541-263-2424 Help fill the box! 802 NW 1st St. Enterprise 541-426-3139 Christmas at the RimRock Christmas Day Prime Rib Dinner ▪ Cranberry Paté with Crostini & Antipasto Plate ▪ Bacon & Blue Cheese Wedge Salad w/Peppercorn Dressing ▪ Prime Rib Au Jus with Horseradish Sauce ▪ RimRock Scalloped Potatoes ▪ Porter Braised Brussels Sprouts ▪ Rosemary Focaccia ▪ Crème Brulée or German Chocolate Cake ▪ Sparkling Cider ▪ Coffee or Tea $38/Person ▪ 1pm & 3pm 541-828-7769 for reservations 66098 Golf Course Rd, Enterprise, OR 97828 Planning a get-away? in my Joseph studio. 24-hour turn-around for prints. December-January Special: $35 for two different images, sized and printed to meet U.S. Passport requirements. Call for appointment! ELLEN MORRIS BISHOP NATURE’S LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHICS 103 N. Main Street, Ste 5, Joseph * 541 398-1810 (voice or text) paleobishop@gmail.com www.natureslightphotographics.com Dr. Kelsey Allen Jimmy Wells 541-426-7900 603 Medical Parkway (next to Wallowa Memorial Hospital) Enterprise, Oregon 97828 Weather Forecast Courtesy of Weather Underground • wunderground.com High Low Conditions Dec. 14 41 29 Afternoon sun Dec. 15 43 29 Rain Dec. 16 39 29 Partly cloudy Dec. 17 44 33 Partly cloudy Dec. 18 41 31 Cloudy Dec. 19 42 31 Rain and snow Dec. 20 36 19 Snow showers Phases of the moon Call Dr. Allen to schedule your appointment today! Mountain View Medical Group George Urquhart Sept. 27, 1938 –– Dec. 1, 2017 George Urquhart, 79, died Dec. 1, 2017, at the Wallowa Memorial Hospital. Before coming to the Wal- lowa Valley in 1976, George was a teacher at La Grande High School for 15 years. He was most happy when he was building something, whether a commercial building or a new boat. George is survived by his children; Scott Urquhart, Tammy Urquhart and Ross Urquhart; his grandson Leo Urquhart; and his sister Bar- bara Clark. A memorial service will be held 1 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Hur- Urquhart ricane Creek Grange. In lieu of flowers, the fam- ily requests that donations be made to the Wallowa Memorial Hospital. PASSPORT PHOTOS Introducing our new Physician Dr. Allen is a doctor of osteopathic medicine, and completed her residency in family medicine. She is now accepting new patients! Rosemary B. Green March 4, 1928 –– Dec. 1, 2017 Rosemary Barnes Green, 89, passed away in College Station, Texas. A memorial service will be held at Christ United Meth- odist Church in College Station 11 a.m. Jan. 6, 2018. Rosemary was born March 4, 1928, in San Diego at Mercy Hospital. She was the only child of Wilmeth (Chapman) and Hartwick Barnes, growing up in the Mission Hills district of San Diego. She attended ele- mentary school there and Fran- cis Parker private school, Roo- sevelt Junior High School and San Diego High. Growing up on Cypress Way, she played with the neigh- borhood kids; played ball in the street with the boys; and pulled a Scotty dog named Glenna Green around in a little red wagon. Rosemary was a gifted stu- dent, had piano lessons for eight years and belonged to the ZLAC Rowing Club on Mission Bay where she rowed competitively. Her father was a member of the San Diego Yacht Club where Rosemary learned sailing and enjoyed swimming. In summers Rosemary spent time in Julian, Calif., working with her uncle, Franklin Barnes, packing apples and pears. During the summer, she also took ice skating lessons at Glacier Gardens. She entered Stanford University in 1949, studying biological sciences, psychology and Spanish. Later in life, she could speak four languages –– Spanish, Portugese, German and French. She also studied Japanese. Rosemary met Don Green at Stanford University, and they were married in 1948. They moved to San Diego County. Four children followed in rapid succession: Catherine, Lucinda, Margery and Douglas. Vacations included sailing, camping, backpacking, skiing and visiting most of the National parks in the west. They bought acreage in El Cajon (San Diego County) where they developed an avocado ranch with Rose- mary’s parents. All their children attended school in El Cajon and became university graduates. Rosemary was a wonderful homemaker and caring mother. She was an excellent seamstress, making dresses for her daugh- ters and costumes for several community theatres. After the chil- dren left home, she became a certified Spanish and Latin teacher, teaching gifted and high school students. Her greatest joy was being with her children and grandchildren. In 1972 Rosemary and Don bought a cattle ranch in Ore- gon. They also became licensed pilots, flying all over the North- west. Rosemary became a member of the “99s”, an international women’s flying club. She would often fly a Cessna 182 solo to meetings. In later years, their travels took them to Alaska, Brazil, Belize and the Caribbean, Germany, Spain, Turkey and Papua New Guinea. Rosemary and Don were members of the Joseph United Meth- odist Church in Oregon and Christ UMC in College Station. They spent more than 50 years singing together in church choirs. They moved to Texas in 2011 to live near their daughter Cath- erine. Survivors include husband Don, all four children, eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Joseph Clinic 100 N. East St. Joseph 541.426.7900 This week’s athlete of the week is basketball player Jimmy Wells of Enterprise High School. The amazing senior took the court by storm during the Outlaws 51-48 loss to Elgin in the championship game of the Enterprise Winter Classic tournament on Dec. 9. Wells scored nearly half the team’s points, using his laser focus and 110 percent effort in breaking though the Huskies’ iron-curtain zone defense for his 23-point effort. Wells is a constant honor roll presence and participates in FFA. He intends to study wildlife sciences upon graduation. Proudly Sponsored By: Eastern Oregon’s Full Service Propane Supplier 201 E. Hwy 82, Enterprise 541-426-0320 www.edstaub.com Dec. 26 1st Quarter Jan. 1 Jan. 8 Full Moon Last Quarter Dec. 17 New Moon WALLOWA COUNTY SUNRISE & SUNSET DEC. 14-20 (from the U.S. Naval Observatory) THUR FRI SAT SUN MON TUES WED 7:22 4:06 7:22 4:07 7:23 4:07 7:24 4:07 7:24 4:08 7:25 4:08 7:25 4:08
