S IX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 10,1999
Obituaries
Bob McGuire
Robert Keith “Bob” McGuire,
75, of Boardman, died Tuesday,
March 2, 1999, at his home.
The funeral for Mr. McGuire
was held Saturday, March 6,1999,
at the Boardman Community
Church.
He was bom November 19,
1923, at San Juan, Texas, to John
P. and Verda L. Sturtevant Mc
Guire. As a youngster, he lived at
La Grande, where he was in the
Boy Scouts. He later lived on a
ranch at Smith Praine until he was
15, then he moved to Boise, Idaho
where he worked for Momson-
Knudson.
In 1943, he joined the U.S.
Navy, serving overseas until 1946.
He worked as a cowboy and a
brand inspector for a time, then
went to work as an electrician/
lineman in construction.
On February 8, 1958, he mar
ried Jacque Bailey at McDermitt,
Nevada. They lived at Bums and
John Day and at Mountain Home,
Idaho, where he worked at the
m issile site. They traveled
throughout the West while he
worked on construction projects,
including the John Day Dam, The
Dalles Dam, Bonneville Dam and
then the Boardman Coal Fire
Plant.
They moved to Boardman in
1977 and he retired in 1978 for
health reasons, although he con
tinued to raise cattle and rope
horses.
Mr. McGuire enjoyed team rop
ing. He and his son, Jack, won two
roping titles, one in 1981 and one
in 1990. He enjoyed fishing, gar
dening, animals and spending time
with his family.
He was a m em ber o f the
Hermiston Elks, Rodeo Cowboys
Association, IBEW Local 49 and
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Survivors include his wife,
Jacque, o f Boardm an; sons,
Patrick of Boise, Idaho, Rodney
of Condon, and Jack of Pendleton;
daughters, Marchelle Downey of
Boardman and Verda Lilly of La
Grande; brother John Paul Jr.
“Jack” M cGuire o f Shelton,
Washington; sister Virginia Bones
of Boise, Idaho; 13 grandchildren,
two great-grandchildren and sev
eral nieces and nephews. He was
preceded in death by his parents;
a son, William Barry Valley; and
two brothers, Thomas and James.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Justin Heller Crisis
Fund through Bums Mortuary of
Hermiston, P.O. Box 289, Hermis
ton, Oregon 97838.
Margaret F. Hammons
Margaret F. Hammons, 89, of
Hardman, died Friday, March 5,
1999, at Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital in Heppner.
By her request, there will be
no Mineral services. Disposition
was by cremation.
A memorial gathering of fam
ily and friends was held Wednes
day, March 10,1999 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dilley, Lex
ington.
Mrs. Hammons was bom May
11,1909, at Spokane, Washington,
to Bill and Della Cox Ridle. She
grew up at Spokane and attended
schools there.
For many years, Mrs.
Hammons managed the Douglas
County Humane Society kennels
in Roseburg.
She was an influential member
of the American Kennel Club and
was recognized for her love of
animals.
On November 11, 1962, she
married Melvin Hammons, at
Stevenson, Washington. The
couple moved to the Heppner
area in 1972.
Survivors include her husband,
Melvin, of Hardman; daughters,
Connie Hammons of Roseburg,
Glorene Baker Wright of Hepp
ner. and Jeamne Dilley of Lexing
ton; son, Nathan Hammons of
Hardman; seven grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Progressive Animal
Welfare Society, Inc., P.O. Box
1318, Seattle, Washington 98102.
Sweeney Mortuary of Hepp
ner was in charge o f arrange
ments.
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ducc 60 cords of firewood on 18
acres. The purpose of this sale is
John H. Rosen, 97, of Hepp
to provide firewood and improve
ner, died Wednesday, March 3,
overall
forest health, while reduc
1999, at Pioneer Memonal Nurs
ing
the
fire hazard and the num
ing Home in Heppner.
ber
of
hazard
trees.
M emorial service for Mr.
The
Decision
Memo and asso
Rosen was held Tuesday, March
The 52nd annual 1999 Spray
ciated
project
file
are available
9, 1999 at the Pioneer Memorial
Rodeo dates have been set for
upon
request
from
the Heppner
Nursing Home in Heppner. Me
May 29-30.
Ranger
D
istrict,
P.O.
Box 7,
monal graveside service was held
The even will be approved by
Heppner,
OR
97836.
Tuesday, March 9, at the Condon the Northwest Professional
This decision is subject to ap
Masonic Cemetery. Disposition Rodeo
Association,
Idaho
peal
pursuant to Forest Service
was by cremation.
Cowboys Association and the
regulations
at 36 CFR 215.7. Ap
He was bom January 11,1902,
Professional Washington Rodeo
peals
must
meet the content re
at Fairmont, Minnesota, to Ewald Association.
quirements
o f 36 CFR 215.14.
The stock contractor will be B-
and Mary Graetow Rosen. He
Any
written
appeal
must be post
D from Culver with Scott Allen
attended the local German-
marked
or
received
by April 20,
from
Klamath
Falls
as
Lutheran parochial school where
1999
by
the
Appeal
Deciding
Of
announcer.
his father taught. He spoke and
ficer,
Robert
W.
Williams.
USDA
Tom
Campbell,
long
time
area
read German fluently.
On April 7, 1926, he married rancher from Kimberly, has been Forest Service, Pacific Northwest
Region, ATTN: 15 70 APPEALS,
Lucinda Poppe, at Evergreen chosen as the grand marshal.
The rodeo kick-off dance will P.O. Box 3623, Portland, OR
Township, Minnesota.
I would like to thank all the
be held March 20 at the Spray
people of Morrow County for all
Mr. Rosen was employed as a School gym beginning at 9 p.m. 97208-3623.
motor mechanic in Minnesota. with music by Rhonda Hart, Published: March 10,1999
their support during a very diffi
From 1941 until 1952, he was winner of the 1998 "Jimmy
cult time. Losing my mother was
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employed by the Northern Coop Dean Showdown" and the 1997
so hard, but everyone’s calls,
Trucking Company, where he su Grammy
nomination
for
The Port o f M orrow (the cards, food and flowers certainly
pervised the maintenance of fleet "Country Song of the Year" for “Port”) hereby gives notice that helped the healing process begin.
trucks. In 1952, the Rosens co-writing the hit song, "Did I the Board of Port Commissioners
I especially want to thank
moved to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Shave My Legs for This", with will meet via a telephone confer Louis and Betty Carlson, Mark
where he was em ployed at Deana Carter.
ence on Friday, March 12, 1999 and Tami Rietmann, Ken and
The 1999 queen will be at the Port of Morrow Adminis Kaedene Bailey for taking care of
Rutledge Sawmill as a millwright
announced and crowned during tration Office, # One Marine ' Jodie and Kyle so I could leave
until his retirement in 1972.
In 1982, the Rosens moved to the dance following the tryouts Drive, Boardman, Oregon, begin town without any worries, for
San Jose, California, to live near which will be held at 4 p.m. at ning at 12:00 Noon for the pur Shelli Britt for all her help and
their daughter and son-in-law. the rodeo grounds.
just being there and Cheri for
The 1998 Queen Billie Garcia pose of considering a resolution
When his daughter retired and will be on had to show the girls to issue revenue bonds in the prin spending for week with me in
moved to Condon in 1992, Mr. who are trying out the pattern cipal amount of not to exceed Pendleton. Living in a small com
Rosen entered Pioneer Memorial
munity is such a blessing.
they will follow and she will $ 16,000,000. The proceeds of the
Sincerely,
Nursing Home in Heppner.
bonds
will
be
used
to
purchase
the
also crown the new queen at the
Kathy Carlson,
He enjoyed the outdoors and dance. For more information property, plant and equipment of
Phil, Jodie and Kyle
was an avid fisherman and hunter. call 468-2442.
a food processing facility located
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Survivors include his daughter,
in the Port’s Industrial Park that
Mary Ann Colton of Condon; sons,
is currently owned by Logan In
We would like to thank every
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ternational,
LTD.
Any
member
of
Edward of Brookline, Missouri,
one
for their thoughts, prayers,
COUNTY LINE DOUGLAS
and Walter of Cannon City, Colo
the
public
may
participate
by
ap
calls
and visits. It is greatly ap
FIR POST AND POLES
rado; eight grandchildren and 12
pearing
at
the
Port
o
f
Morrow
preciated.
Jim and Becky, we
USDA - Forest Service
great-grandchildren. He was pre
Administrative
Office,
#
One
don’t
know
what we would do
Umatilla National Forest
Marine
Drive,
Boardman,
Oregon
ceded in death by his wife,
without
you.
Heppner Ranger District
at 12:00 Noon.
Lucinda, in 1985.
Mick and LaRae Kindle
Wheeler and Grant counties,
Memorial contributions may be
Port
of
Morrow
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Oregon
Published:
March
10,1999
made to Pioneer Memorial Nurs
We
would
like
to
thank
the fol
On March 1, 1999, Heppner
ing Home, P.O. Box 9, Heppner, District Ranger, Delanne Fergus Affid______________________
lowing people for all the work
Oregon 97836.
done on replacing the ceiling in
on, decided to implement the
PUBLIC NOTICE
Sweeney Mortuary of Condon County Line Douglas Fir Post and
the lounge. It looks great. Glen
LEGAL NOTICE:
was in charge of arrangements.
Ward, Gene Hall, Joe Anderson,
Pole Area on the Heppner Ranger
Community Action Program of
District. This sale will produce East Central Oregon is currently Joe Kenny, Roger Mortimore,
6000 Post and Poles on 22 acres. planning its Program Year (PY) Scott Dougherty, Larry Heath and
The purpose of this sale is to pro 1998-1999 Job Training Partner fireman Dave George. If we
vide post and poles to the public ship program. CAPECO received missed anyone, thank you also.
Births
The Heppner Elks and Ladies
for personal or commercial use, over $920,000 in Job Training Part
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Brianne Taylor Bishop-a and improve stand health by har nership Act (JTPA) funds and
daughter Brianne Taylor was borp vesting overstocked small diam served over 558 participants dur
A big thank you to all our
to Sherry and Brian Bishop oV eter Douglas-fir.
ing the last program year. Total
friends and family for their sup
The Decision Memo and asso funding for PY ‘99 is expected to
Boardman on February 16, 1999
port before, during and after my
at Good Shepherd Community ciated project file are available be approximately $885,000 and
surgery. Thanks for the cards,
Hospital in Hermiston. The baby upon request from the Heppner the total number of participants
food and phone calls, they were
Ranger District, P.O. Box 7, planned to be served is 560. The
weighed 8 lbs. 13 oz.
greatly appreciated. I’m already
Josue Calvillo Arroyo-a son Heppner, OR 97836.
PY 1999 Job Training Plan will
feeling pretty “hip”.
Josue Calvillo was bom to Olga
This decision is subject to ap take effect July 1,1999. Programs
Jim Van Winkle and family
Arroyo and Prudenciano Calvillo peal pursuant to Forest Service will focus on classroom training,
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of Boardman on February 16, regulations at 36 CFR 215.7. Ap on-the-job training, work experi
1999 at Good Shepherd Commu peals must meet the content re ence, and job search training lead
The family of Beulah Florence
nity Hospital in Hermiston. The quirements o f 36 CFR 215.14. ing to unsubsidized employment.
wishes to thank all their friends
Any written appeal must be post These program activities will be
baby weighed 7 lbs. 0 oz.
for their prayers, telephone calls,
Ambrosia Victoria Martinez marked or received by April 20, provided in various ways and with
flowers, the many nice cards,
Torres-a daughter Ambrosia 1999. Appeals should be send to other local partners. Written com
food and contributions made in
V ictoria was born to M aria the Appeal Deciding Officer, Rob ments are due by April 12, 1999.
her memory.
Martinez of Irrigon on February ert W. Williams. USDA Forest For more information or to review
We are so grateful for all your
18,1999 at Good Shepherd Com Service, Pacific Northwest Re the draft plan, please contact
kindness shown our family.
munity Hospital in Hermiston. The gion, ATTN: 1570 APPEALS, Deborah Hayward at 541-278-
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gilman
P.O. Box 3623, Portland, OR 5668, CAPECO, 721 SE Third,
baby weighed 5 lbs. 15 oz.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Florence
97208-3623.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Florence
Suite D, Pendleton, OR. CAPE
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Florence
Seth Joseph Thompson-a Published: March 10,1999_____ CO is an equal opportunity em-
son Seth Joseph was bom to Kim
ployer/program and auxiliary aids ____________________ 3-10-lp
and Les Thompson of lone on
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and services are available upon
We would like to express our
February 23,1999 at St. Anthony
TAMARACK MOUNTAIN
request to individuals with disabili deep thanks and appreciation for
Hospital in Pendleton. The baby COMMERCIAL FIREWOOD
ties.
all the cards, flowers and dona
weighed 7 lbs. 5 oz. and was 19'/i”
USDA - Forest Service
Published: March 10 and April 7, tions to Pioneer Memorial Hos
long.
Umatilla National Forest
1999
pital following the passing of
He joins brothers Jared and
Heppner Ranger District
Affid______________________
Anna Wilson. Your care and con
Kelly, and sisters Olivia and Lacey
Grant County, Oregon
cern were greatly welcomed.
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at home. His grandparents are
On March 1, 1999, Heppner
Tracy Wilson Family
The Morrow County Museum
Barb and Skip Pettyjohn and District Ranger, Delanne Fergus
Abbey Round Family
Commission will meet Tuesday,
Donna and Lewis Thompson, all on, decided to implement the
Gerry Davidson Family
March 16, 1999, at 7PM, at the ____________________ 3-10-lc
of lone, and Roger and Ginny Tamarack Mountain Commercial
Morrow County Museum.
Morley, Salem. His great-grand Firewood Sale on the Heppner
We would like to thank family
Published: March 10,1999
parents are Helen Pettyjohn of Ranger District. This sale will pro-
and friends for all the love and
lone and Myrtle Thompson of
support shown to us in our loss
Dufur.
P U B L IC N O T IC E
of our mother and grandmother
Pauline Gates. The words of com
fort and support written in your
B U m this notte« if public comm ent will b« taken at a later meeting.
cards gave all of us the strength
N O T IC E O F B U D G E T C O M M IT T E E M E E T IN G
we needed to get through the
trauma o f our loss. The food
. State of Oregon.
A oublie meeting ot the Budaet Consume« o<the P o r t o f M orrow
Morrow
brought to our homes eased our
(CM*)
minds and filled our tummies de
the budget tor the fleoal year July 1,1« *9 __ to June ao.ftfl2 0 0 0 wffl be hew *t 305 0 1 ,o n R o a d ‘
liciously. Love and compassion
could not have been expressed
The meeting <«• take place on the
l ? t h day of M arch
more beautifully than the flowers
a . OS.
at Pauline’s graveside and at the
□ am
1fl 99 mt 3» 30
Legion Hall did. Thank you lone
3 PM. . The purpose of the meettng m to recalva the budget
fnmel
Legion Auxiliary for the wonder
ful dinner!
a ^ T T /u ew .h .Mtff^ <w,Tien«nieM he m en ectednram inedan or aher M arch 1 7 . 1999
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We would like to thank the
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staff of Pioneer Memorial Hos
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between tie hour» of
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pital for the excellent care they
have always given Pauline dur
ing her frequent visits over the
years. Our thanks to the CCU
nursing staff at St. Anthony Hos
pital and to Dr. Me Bee for their
devotion and compassion shown
to Pauline and our family. You
made a very difficult time more
A f fid
bearable.
John H. Rosen
Spray rodeo set
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PAPER
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A very special, heartfelt thank
you goes out to the staff at Mor
row County Home Health. You
• all gave many years of excellent
health care, family support and an
immeasurable amount of TLC to
Pauline. Robanai, a very big, very
special thank you goes to you! To
Pat Sweeney and Reverend Paul
Clay, bless you. To all of you:
“You need not bear wings to be
an Angel.”
We all know what it is like to
lose a loved one. Receiving so
much love and support from the
community and the church makes
the most difficult of times bear
able for a grieving family. It only
takes a few minutes to write a few
comforting words of love and
support in a card and drop it into
the mail. Thank you for your few
minutes, they will last us a life
time.
Sincerely,
Tom Gates and Family
Bob Gates and Family
Lisa Gates
Alexis Jordan
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