SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 16, 2003
Obituaries
Three-year class reunion enjoyed by all
Garden Club selects new officers
George Eldon
Tucker
Class of 1946: (Front Row L-R): Delmar Buschke, Bob Kelley, Doris Clerf, Kav
M cRoberts, Carolyn Bergstrom and Lavina Suudquist; (Back Row L-R): Archie
Padberg, Tad Miller, Lee M cRoberts, Albert W right, Bob VanSchoiack and Skip
Connor.
Class of 1947: (Front Row L-R): Jim Corwin, Eugenia Ball, Clarice Baker, Shirley
Rugg, Lowell Ripper and Joe French; (Back Row L-R): Randall Peterson. Glenn
Coxen, Bob Mollahan, Tom Hughes, Gene Orwick, Bud Peck and Elwin Gamwell.
George Eldon Tucker,
75, o f lone, died Monday, July
7, 2003, at M id-C olum bia
Medical Center in The Dalles.
A graveside service
was held July 14 at High View
Cem etery in lone.
Tucker was bom Dec.
22, 1927, near Heppner, to
William and Mildred Harrison
Tucker. He grew up in the
H eppner area and attended
area schools and helped his
family by logging trees.
During World War II,
he served w ith the A rm y and
w as stationed in Germ any.
D uring the Korean War he
served w ith the Air Force.
O n June 8, 1950, he
m a rrie d P a tric ia G la d y s
Drake.
F o r m o re th a n 30
years w orked for the C ity o f
lo n e in m an y c a p a c itie s
including C h ief o f Police. He
was a m em ber o f the lone
V olunteer Fire D epartm ent
and a life m em ber o f the lone
American Legion, receiving a
50-year pin.
He loved sp en d in g
time in the mountains, fishing,
hunting deer and elk, looking
for m ushroom s, collecting
coins, antiques and he was an
avid rockhound. It w as said
that he w as always w illing to
lend a hand to neighbors and
friends.
Survivors include a
son, D avid Tucker o f lone;
dau g h ters, Teresa K ing o f
S ilv e rto n , T anya T iegs o f
M cM innville and Tam m ie
W illiam s o f Layton, Utah;
sister, M aryEvelyn Ross o f
C olton; nine grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
M e m o r i a l
contributions may be made to
the lone A m erican Legion,
P.O; B ox 3 8 4 , lo n e , O R
97843, or t6 the A m erican
D iabetes A ssociation, P.O.
Box 2680, North Canton, OH
44720.
Sw eeny M ortuary o f
H e p p n e r is in c h a rg e o f
arrangements.
Car Show to be
held
T h e H ig h D e s e rt
Kruzers are sponsoring their
eighth annual “Show-n-Shine”
car show. The show will be
held S aturday, A ug. 2, in
Prairie City, OR.
C h e c k - in a n d a t-
event registration will be held
from 9-11 a.m., at City Park.
A Poker W alk around city
m erchants will be held from
10 a.m .-2 p.m . Poker hands
and car show ballots w ill be
turned in at 2 p.m. Prizes will
be aw arded at 3 p.m . The
event will finish with a cruise
down the valley to John Day
and back, about 30 m inutes
roundtrip.
The five classes for the
event are: 1948 and older car;
1949 to 1959 car; 1960 to
1978 car; truck and utility
1978 a n d o ld e r ; a n d
convertible 1978 and older.
Registration is $ 15 for
the first car and $ 10 for the
second. The registration fee
includes a "'goodie bag,” dash
plaque and poker walk entry.
All entrants must have a proof
o f insurance and be at least
18-years-old or accompanied
by an adult.
For more information
or to pre-register you can call
(541) 820-3510 or visit the
w e b s ite
at
w w w .h ig h d e s e rtn e t.c o m /
'kruzers.
Class of 1948: (Front Row L-R): Joan Hisler Sumner, Harriet Ball Hail, Clara Ledbetter
Pickens, Yvonne H astings, Joan Corwin Peck, M aylis Johnson Coxen, Corabelle
Nutting Norene and Kay Kelly Robinson; (Back Row L-R): Leila McLachlan Sullivan,
Jack Ployhar, EddaMae Thorpe Lovgren, Morgan Connor, Bob Kilkenny, Myron Rill,
Clarence Greenup and Bob Lovgren.
Everyone had a great
The classes o f 1946, The classes gathered Saturday tim e, enjoying each o th er's
1947 and 1948 g a th e re d night for a dinner and gathered co m pany and rem in isc in g
to g e th e r , J u ly 12 a t th e again Sunday for a brunch.
about high school.
H e p p n e r E lk s L o d g e to
The classes also took
c e le b ra te at least 5 5 -p lu s a trip to the new H eppner
years o f life alter high school. E lem en tary School m u lti
O v e r 80 p e o p le purpose building where many
W illo w
C re e k
gathered, including spouses. o f them had bricks w ith their
C o u n try C lu b h e ld th e ir
nam es on them.
Ladies’ Playday under sunny
skies, July 8.
A H unter’s Education c o m p le te d th e H u n te r
Corol M itchell and
Class has been scheduled for E d u c a tio n c o u rs e b e fo re Virginia G rant tied for low
July. The class will be held the hunting. The course is also g ro ss o f th e fie ld . D e lla
evenings o f July 22,23,29 and recommended for non-hunters Heideman took low net o f the
30, from 6-9 p.m., with a four- who m ay have casual contact field and Jan Paustian took
hour field exercise July 26. w ith firearm s, archery gear, least putts o f the field.
Each class period and the field etc. Parents or guardians are
In f lig h t A , P at
day
p a r t i c i p a ti o n
a re encouraged to attend the class Edm undson took low gross
m andatory to com plete the with students.
and Pat Anderson had low net.
course.
The class is allowed a
In flight B, L uvilla
Volunteer instructors maximum of25 students, with Sonstegard had low gross;
Tom Wolff and Jim Marquardt no e x c e p tio n s . A ny adult Betty Christman- low net and
will lead the course with guest in te re s te d in b e c o m in g a Lois Hunt and Lynnea Sargent
instructors and a speaker from volunteer certified instructor is tied for least putts.
the Oregon State Police-Game encouraged to attend or call
In f lig h t C , L o a
E n fo rcem en t d iv isio n . All for more information.
Henderson had low gross; low
Oregon hunters under the age
To register, please call net went to Joyce Dinkins and
o f 18 m ust have successfully Tom W olff at 6 7 6 -5 114.
Lorrene M ontgom ery took
least putts.
Suzanne Jepsen had a
The M orrow C ounty
The show will be in the chip-in on hole # 15 and Dorris
Fair and Rodeo will be holding old B e e f B am due to their G raves had a chip-in on hole
the 2003 O pen H orse Show, football field being reseeded in #16.
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Saturday, July 19.
April. The show includes 19
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driving.
Letterhead
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Fair office at 676-9474.
Juanita Martin.
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Playday results
Hunter’s Education Class scheduled
Open Horse Show to be held
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Heppner Garden Club recently selected new officers. (L-
R): Eve Ironhawk, secretary; Chuck Bailey, president;
Bebe M unkers, treasurer; and JoAnne Burleson, vice-
president.
Greenup graduates from
veterinary school
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G re e n u p graduated
from Heppner High School in
1994. She attended Eastern
O re g o n U n iv e rs ity on an
acad em ic sc h o la rsh ip and
re c e iv e d h e r b a c h e lo r o f
science degree in 1998.
S h e is c u r r e n tly
c o m p le tin g a s ix - m o n th
internship at B end Equine
Sara G reenup, DVM C enter in Bend, focusing on
graduated from O regon and equine medicine, surgery and
Washington State University’s reproduction.
G re e n u p h o p e s to
C o lle g e o f V e te rin a r y
Medicine receiving her degree eventually w ork in a m ixed
anim al practice in Eastern
in veterinary medicine.
Oregon.
DA’s Report
R aym ond
D a le
R hode w as found guilty o f
Theft in the Second Degree, a
Class-A misdemeanor. Rhode
w as sentenced to 40 hours
community service, 24 months
bench probation and payment
o f $624 in fines and fees.
Chaunesy Lynn Allan
a d m itte d to v io la tio n s o f
p ro b a tio n a lle g a tio n s for
Possession o f a C ontrolled
S u b s t a n c e -
Methamphetamine. Allan was
sentenced to 19 days in jail and
c o n tin u a tio n
o f p r io r
probation.
L a w re n c e M c C len
M ontez admitted to violation
o f probation allegation for
Possession o f a C ontrolled
S u b s ta n c e . M o n te z w a s
sentenced to 10 days in jail and
c o n tin u a tio n
o f p r io r
probation.
Jarvis D onald Buck
a d m itte d to v io la tio n o f
p r o b a tio n a lle g a tio n fo r
B u r g la r y in th e S e c o n d
Degree. Buck was sentenced
to six m onths in jail and 12
m onths probation.
Travis A. Reed pled
g u ilty to P o sse ssio n o f a
C o n tr o lle d S u b s ta n c e , a
C lass-C felony. R eed w as
s e n te n c e d to 18 m o n th s
formal probation, 80 hours o f
community service, completion
o f a d ru g p a c k a g e to be
a d m in is te re d by M o rro w
County Behavioral Health and
paym ent o f $664 in fines and
fees.
Philbert D. Lossing
w as convicted o f T h e ft-1, a
Class-C felony and Assault-3,
a Class-C felony. Lossing was
sentenced concurrently for
both co u n ts, alo n g w ith a
s e n te n c e c u rre n tly b e in g
served out o f Klamath County.
In M orrow County, he was
s e n te n c e d to 18 m o n th s
supervised probation, 30 days
in jail and payment o f $ 164 in
fines and fees.
Teresa Lynn Jensen
pled guilty to Possession o f a
C o n tr o lle d S u b s ta n c e , a
C la ss-C felo n y and D U II
(Diversion, not guilty o f DUII),
a C la s s -A m is d e m e a n o r.
Jensen was sentenced to 80
hours o f com m unity service,
18 m onths formal probation,
completion o f a drug package
and $996 in fines and fees.
Local students
receive awards
from Army
Reserves
The follow ing local
high school stu d en ts have
received the U nited States
A rm y R e s e rv e N a tio n a l
Scholar/Athlete Award.
D onald A dam s and
Lacey M atteson o f H eppner
H igh S ch o o l in H ep p n er,
presented on June 7,2003 by
Staff Sergeant Kenneth Baird,
U.S. A rm y Recruiter with the
U.S. Arm y Recruiting Station
in Pendleton, Oregon; Michael
Radie and Diana McElligott o f
lone H igh School in lone,
presented on June 6,2003 by
S e rg ea n t F irst C lass Juan
Morales, U.S. Army Recruiter
with the U.S. Army Recruiting
Station in Pendleton, Oregon.
These students share
this honor with winners in high
s c h o o ls th r o u g h o u t th e
c o u n try , fro m F lo rid a to
Hawaii. Each year the A rm y
Reserve sponsors the program
to recognize and honor top
m ale and fem ale high school
scholars and athletes across
the nation.
Enter H e pp ne r’s
Homemade Pie Contesti
Friday, Ju ly 25th
Enter pies from 8-10 a.m
at Sherrell Insurance.
First place: $100 gift certificate
Second place: $50 gift certificate
Pie Auction will be
held at 6:15 p.m. at the
Heppner City Park
Contest sponsored by
Sherrell Insurance
and Heppner Chamber
of Commerce
SHERRELL INSURANCE
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