TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Obituaries
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Alfred D. Hensley
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Sheriff's Report
-M C S O s e r v e d
an 1JC w arrant to Ruben
Tamayo M oreno, 30, for
failure to pay fine/driving
while license suspended.
The subject was presently
serving a sentence at DOC.
-MCSO received a
report o f a subject having
been ordered by the court
to surrender firearms for a
domestic violence issue that
occurred 12 years ago. The
weapons were seized.
-M C S O re c e iv e d
a report o f m ultiple cars
swerving to miss debris in
the road.
-M C SO issu e d a
citatio n to K athryn Ann
Cutsforth, 50, for violation
of the basic rule for going 75
mph in a 55 mph zone.
-M CSO was n o ti
fied o f the arrest o f Eric D.
Payne, 34, on Irrigon Justice
Court warrant for carrying
a concealed weapon. The
subject was lodged at the
Clackamas County Jail.
-MCSO received a
request for a deputy to meet
DHS at G ood Shepherd
Hospital for possible child
abuse. The victim was at
the hospital and would be
there overnight. DHS will
take the baby into protective
custody.
-MCSO received a
report of vehicle at speeds
o f up to 120+ mph.
-MCSO received a
report o f a female subject
on Willow Creek near the
dam in her wheel chair. The
subject was checking on her
horse.
-M C SO re c e iv e d
a report o f a female sub
je c t stealing w ater from
the creek and then letting
the sprinklers water the re
porter’s property. This is an
ongoing problem.
Rodeo Results
Alfred D. Hensley
o f Irrigon died Aug. 10,
2007, at Walla Walla Veter
ans Administration Medical
Center. He was 79.
A memorial service
was held at l p.m. Wednes
day, August 15, at Columbia
View Community Church in
Irrigon.
Mr. H ensley was
born A pril 12, 1928, in
Gainesboro, TN„ to Ben and
Lillie Smith Hensley.
He attended school
in Tennessee before enlist
ing in the U.S. Army, serv
ing in Korea until his honor
able discharge in 1952. He
lived in Seattle until moving
to Corvallis.
Mr. H ensley m ar
ried N. Joyce K elsey on
O ct.l, 1964, in Corvallis.
They moved to Prineville
w here he w orked as the
general m anger for Rice
M otors until 1982 when
they moved to Irrigon. He
then owned an army surplus
store in Umatilla and later in
Hermiston.
Mr. Hensley was a
member o f the Columbia
View Community Church
and past m em ber o f the
Prineville Elks Lodge. He
enjoyed fishing, garden-
Alfred D. Hensley
ing, yard work and playing
guitar.
He is surv ived by: his
wife; daughters Shel Flens-
ley-R inor o f A nchorage,
AK, Lisa Lowell o f Yakima,
Colleen Neubert o f Irrigon,
Billie Meyer o f Hernando,
FL., and Carrie Powell of
Tucson, AZ.; sister Chamell
Allen of Liv ingston, TN.; 16
grandchildren;and ^ g r e a t
grandchildren.
He was preceded in
death by: his parents; daugh
ter Laura Long; and sisters
Vivette King, Clorena John
son and Wanda Nicholas.
Burns Mortuary o f
Hermiston is in charge of
arrangements.
Ervin Haggard
Ervin Haggard, 74,
o f Irrigon, died Tuesday,
August 2 1, 2007, at Good
ESD to conduct hearing screenings Former HHS graduate hosts
The Umatilla-Mor-
row Education Service Dis
trict (ESD) will be providing
hearing screening to public
elementary school students
including all kindergarten,
first and third grade students,
new students to the county
and parent/teacher/principal
referrals o f students in the
other grades. These students
will be screened on the dates
listed.
The hearing screen
ing is done by the Umatilla-
M orrow ESD for public
school students of Umatilla
and Morrow Counties. It is
cooperatively sponsored by
local school districts. Ap
proximately 4000 children
will be seen. Children who
fail the initial screening will
be re-screened within a three
week period.
Parents who do not
want their child’s hearing to
be screened should notify the
school as soon as possible.
For more information re-
garding the hearing screen
ing program contact your
school principal or contact
the Audiology Department
at the U m atilla-M orrow
ESD at 966-3140.
M o rro w C o u n ty
screenings will be conducted
on the following schedule:
-W ednesday, Sep
tember 12, Sam Boardman
at 8:30; Windy River at 8.
-Thursday, Septem
ber 13, AC H oughton at
8:30; Irrigon Elem entary
at 12.
-M onday, O ctober
1, lone at 8:30; Heppner
at 10.
-W ed n esd ay , O c
tober 3, Windy River re
checks, at 8:30; Sam Board-
man re-checks at 9:30.
- T h u r s d a y , AC
H o u g h to n re -c h e c k s at
8:30; Irrigon Elem entary
re-checks at 12.
-M onday, O ctober
22, lone re-check at 8:30;
Heppner re-check at 10.
lyea with a time o f 17.69
and $304. Ninth place went
to Lucy Schnabele with a
time of 17.70 and $182.40.
Bobby Jean C olyer took
$60.80 and tenth place with
a time of 17.72.
Charlie Barker was
aw arded as All A round Homeschool seminar to be held
Cowboy. Mike Currin was
aw arded the c a lf roping
A homeschool seminar will be held Friday, Sep
buckle.
tember 7, at 6:30 p.m. at New Hope Community Church
in Hermiston.
Birth Announcement
Dick and Dorothy Karman, founders o f the Oregon
Delaynee llene An gel I - Craig and Alecia Angell Christian Homeschooling Association Network (OCEAN),
o f Athena announce the birth of their daughter, Delaynee will be speaking.
llene Angell, on July 27,2007 at St. Mary’s Medical Center
Childcare will be available for children eight and
in Walla Walla, WA. At birth she weighed seven pounds under for $2 per child. Anyone needing childcare needs
and six and '/i ounces and was 20 inches in length.
to RSVP before September 7 by calling Stacey at 571-
Grandparents are Ed and Sheridan Tamasky of 4178.
Heppner, Bobbie Angell of Heppner, and Larry Angell of
On Saturday, September 8, there will be a leader
Tygh Valley.
ship training session at 8:30 a.m.
This seminar is free but a $6 donation per couple
is suggested. For more information call Melony at 568-
2923. For more information about the support group for
Fall Bowling Leagues starling in September!
Umatilla and Morrow Counties, go to http//groups.yahoo.
com/group/U MH SG/.
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
-Continued from page one
and $912. Fourth place and
$790.40 went to Gretchen
Schultz with a time o f 17.56.
Fifth place was Leslie Hur-
ford with a time o f 17.59 and
$668.80. Sixth place was
Kelly Wallis with a time of
17.63 and $547.20. Seventh
place was Stacy Huston with
a time o f 17.66 and $425.60.
Eighth place was Jerita Be-
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Labor Day
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starting Wednesday, Sept. 5 at 6:30 p.m.
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^starting Sunday, Sept. 9 at 4 p.m.
T h e S ta b le L a n e s
1 8 0 N o rth C h a s e , H e p p n e r
The Heppner G azette-T im es w ill be
closed on Monday, September 3, in observance
o f Labor Day. The deadline for news and ads
will be Friday, August 31, at 5 p.m.
At th e MCGG GREEN FEED STORE in H e p p n e r :
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Shepherd Medical Center Life event.
She is survived by:
in Hermiston. Arrangements
are pending at Bums Mortu her husband; m other La-
Veme Shaw of Grants Pass;
ary o f Hermiston.
d
au g h ters K athy M oore
LaVerne Nora
o f B oardm an, and M ar
Bozarth
garet Taylor o f Newport;
LaVerne Nora Bo sons G ordon B ozarth o f
zarth, longtime Boardman Vancouver, WA., and Dan
resident, died Monday, Aug. iel Bozarth o f Boardman;
13, 2007, at her home. She stepsons Nolan Bozarth o f
was 70.
Portland and Joseph Thomp
A memorial serv ice son o f Roseburg; sister Lo
was held at 2 p.m. Saturday, raine Younts o f Grants Pass;
August 18, at Riverside High eight grandchildren; and two
School auditorium in Board- great-grandchildren.
man, followed by a grave
Memorial contribu
side service at Riverview tions may be made to the
Cemetery. A gathering was American Cancer Society
held following the service at Breast Cancer Research or
the Boardman Senior Center. to Gideon Bibles.
Mrs. Bozarth was bom July
Burns Mortuary o f
l, 1937, in Santa Monica, Hermiston is in charge o f
CA., to Liston Lawrence arrangements.
Holland and Láveme Nora Avery Taylor
Westphal.
Avery Taylor, for
On March 18, 1968, m erly o f H eppner, died
she m arried John “Jack ” Saturday, August 25, 2007
B ozarth in G o ld e n d ale , at Good Shepherd Hospital
WA. She and her husband in Hermiston.
owned the C & D Drive-In
A memorial serv ice
in Boardman for more than will be held at the Christian
30 years.
Life Center in Hermiston at
Mrs. Bozarth loved 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept.
gardening, trav el, and spend 1,2007.
ing time with her children,
Bums Mortuary is in
grandchildren, and great charge o f arrangements.
grandchildren. She partici
A full obituary will
pated for a number of years follow in next w eek’s Ga
in the Hermiston Relay For zette-Times.
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golf championship tournament
Brian Koffler, Superintendent of the Lake Course
at the Olympic Club located in San Francisco, CA hosted
the United States Golf Association United States Amateur
Championships from August 20-26, 2007.
The tournament includes the top 312 amateur
players from around the nation from approximately 7,500
playing to qualify for the event. After three days o f stroke
play, the top 64 players enter a match play format with the
top two playing a 36-hole final on Sunday.
Koffler has been at the Olympic Club for the past
four years, coming there from stints at Cyprus Point and
Pebble Beach Golf Clubs on the Monterey Peninsula. He is
a 1997 graduate of Heppner High School and a 2 001 gradu
ate of Oregon State University with a degree in horticulture
with an emphasis in turf and landscape management.
Heppner Garden Club news
The Heppner Garden Club will meet September
10 at 6:30 p.m. The time and date change is due to Labor
Day. The officers will host a potluck supper.
The program will be given by Quinn Peck, the
recipient o f the Heppner Garden Club's scholarship for
horticulture.
The Heppner Garden Club gives awards in the
flower show and received first place in their booth at the
Morrow County Fair.
Help students succeed
August is National Back-To-School Month and
parents everywhere are busy helping their children pre
pare for school. Unfortunately, many families are unable
to afford the basic supplies every child needs to start the
school year off on the right foot. A tradition o f donating
new school supplies was started by Klamath First Bank and
Heppner Nazarene Church. The last few years Mary Ann
Elguezabal has carried out that tradition. The following is
a list o f items that all children need to succeed:
#2 pencils, colored pencils, crayons, erasers, com
passes, notebook paper, folders with pockets, rulers, scis
sors, protractors, glue sticks, white glue, 3-ring binders,
basic calculators, and backpacks.
Donations may be dropped off at Heppner Elemen
tary School or call Mary Ann at 676-5774 and she can pick
up the items. A financial contribution is also appreciated.
lone School to hold barbeque
lone Community School will hold their annual
Back to School BBQ at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, September 4,
the first day o f school. Families are asked to bring a salad
or dessert. The Booster club prov ides hamburgers and all
the fixings.
Vinson Way reunion to be held
Vinson Way reunion will be held September 2 at
the Heppner City Park. The reunion will begin at approxi
mately 10 a.m. Family and friends are inv ited to attend.
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