TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 20,2012
Obituaries
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Jack C. Bailey
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Jack C. Bailey, 61, of
Lexington, died Wednes
day, June 13, 2012 at his
home. At his request, no
service will be held.
He was bom Septem
ber 23, 1950 in Tillamook,
OR, the son of Giles and
Joan Bailey. He attended
schools all around the Pa
cific Northwest, graduating
for Weston High School in
1970. He then served in
the United States Navy for
six years. He worked in the
electronic equipment field
for most of his life.
He is survived by his
wife, Susan Bailey of Reno,
NV; daughters. Jackie Bai
ley, also of Reno, and Carol
Bailey of Carson City, NV;
son, Wess Bailey of Reno;
sister, Aldana Potter of Clo-
verdale, OR; brothers, Val
Bailey of Lexington and Al
len Bailey of Eureka, MT;
and four grandchildren.
Sweeney Mortuary of
Heppner is in charge of ar
rangements.
Murray, Dierkes
announce nuptials
Privett memorial
planned
A graveside memorial service with military honors
will be held for Audie Joe Privett on Friday, June 22,
2012 at 11 a.m. at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery. A
luncheon will be held at the Heppner Elks Lodge im
mediately following.
Army of volunteers
for park project
Luke and Katie Murray
More than 70 prizes were awarded to around 19 kids during
the recent Elks youth night and flag ceremony. Top: Big prize
winners (L-R) Keeley Narins, winner of the air rifle/fishing
pole; Hunter Nichols, winner of a .22 long rifle and Trevor
Nichols, winner of the Rossi 3-in-l combo (.22, .243 and 20
gauge). Bottom: The Elks conducted a flag-burning ceremony
to show the youth how to properly dispose of the American
flag. -Contributedphoto
Katie Dierkes, daughter ver served as best man.
of William and Maureen Groomsmen were Sean
Dierkes, Kansas City, MO, Murray, groom’s brother,
and Luke Murray, son of of Heppner; Ian Murray,
John and Ann Murray of groom's brother, of Hepp
Heppner were married Jan ner; Kevin Murray, groom’s
uary 7,2012 at Our Lady of brother, of Heppner; Daniel
Sorrows Catholic Church, Lindsay, groom’s uncle, of
Kansas City. The bride Lexington; Joseph Lindsay,
wore a Martina Liana gown groom's uncle, of Lex
in an A-line silhouette, ington; and Paul Dierkes,
made
of ivory silk, satin bride’s brother, of Charlot
An “army of volunteers” might be a figure of speech most of
the time, but not in this case. Heppner’s Hager Park is get and lace. The floor-length tesville, VA.
ting a much-needed sprucing-up thanks to a visit from the gown featured a sweetheart
The ring bearer was
Army National Guard this week. Sixty members of the 234,b neckline with natural waist cousin of the groom Andrew
Engineer Company of the Oregon Army National Guard are and was finished with lace Lindsay of Lexington.
in town through June 28, working to give the park a new face.
beaded bolero. Father
Altar servers for the
They are assisting in erecting a new picnic pavilion, play gym and
Michael
Roach,
friend
of
ceremony
were Nicholas,
and swing set, as well as placing picnic tables made by Dave
Fowler’s class at Heppner High School. The Guard members bride’s family, officiated at Jake and Joseph Costanzo,
bride’s cousins, of Kansas
will also install new barbecue grills if they arrive in time. -Photo the ceremony.
by Andrea Di Salvo
Ceremony music was City, and Morgan Rhew,
provided by Mary Castner bride's cousin, of Dallas,
on vocals and guitar, Helena TX.
Vasconcellos on piano and
The reception was held
the Bountiful Quartet with at the Loose Mansion in
cellos, violin and viola.
Kansas City, hosted by
Ann Dierkes of Wash the bride’s parents, Mr.
Tournament C hair lows;
man Ron Bowman expects
Gross: 1st, Jim Martin, ington, DC, the bride’s sis and Mrs. William Dierkes.
around 100 golfers to play 66; 2nd, Barry Munkers, 68; ter, served as maid of hon Servers were provided by
at Willow Creek Country 3rd (tie), Tom Shear and Ed or. Other bridal attendants the staff of Loose Mansion.
were Kelly Lincoln, bride’s Kerry Strayer and the Kan
Club this coming weekend Struthers, 74.
in the annual Men’s Invi
Net; l sl (tie), Dennis cousin, of Edmond, OK; sas City 7 provided music
tational Golf Tournament. Peck and Stacy Wilson, 58; Laurie Murray, groom’s at the reception.
The Murrays spent a
This will be the 30u> year for 3ld, Rick Britt, 60; 4th (tie), sister, of Heppner; Sara
the tournament. Results will Shawn Wilson and Ralph Meredith, bride’s friend, of week at Disney World in
Steubenville, OH; Lacey Orlando, FL before taking
be reported in next week’s Walker, 61.
paper.
Special Events; Least Reno, bride’s friend, of up residence in Ave Maria,
Sunday, June 17, 29 putts, Dennis Peck; KPs, Shelby Township, Ml; and FL.
Katie Murray is a grad
men played the regular Jim Martin and Matt Scriv- Bridget McGee-Sullivan,
bride’s friend, of New York, uate of the Art Institute
morning men’s play activ ner.
of Washington, holding a
NY.
ity. Results were as fol-
Flow er girls were Bachelor of Fine Arts de
groom’s cousin Cori Jo gree in graphic design. She
Lindsay of Lexington, works as a freelance graphic
groom 's cousin Claire designer in Florida.
Lindsay of Lexington,
Luke Murray obtained a
Heppner resident Lacie Breanne Wagoner, a junior bride’s cousin Gwyneth bachelor’s degree in philos
psychology major, was named to Oklahoma Baptist Uni Baumgardner of Denver, ophy from Mt. Angel Semi
versity’s Dean’s Honor Roll for the spring 2012 semester. CO, bride’s cousin Avery nary and a Master of Arts in
To receive the honor, Wagoner achieved a grade point Baumgardner of Denver, theology from Franciscan
average between 3.4 and 3.69 for the semester. OBU is bride’s cousin Anna Cos University of Steubenville,
located in Shawnee, OK.
tello of Atlanta, GA, and OH. He is currently pursu
daughter of the bride's good ing his Ph.D. in theology at
friend, Kate Hanrahan of Ave Maria University, car
rying a full-time class load
Steubenville.
Friend of the groom and working part-time for
Clint Madison of Den the university.
Auxiliary provides
Memorial Day flags WCCC to host
men’s invitational
The Heppner cemetery
looked beautiful over Me
morial Day weekend this
year, with beautiful flow
ers and flags waving in the
wind.
Hoping to make this an
annual event, the ladies of
The American Legion Aux
iliary, with the help from
some local people, placed
more than 180 flags on the
graves of veterans.
Auxiliary members of
fer apologies if any graves
were missed, an uninten
tional oversight, but say
that highlights the need for
community involvement.
Since there is no list of
area veterans’ names and
^
grave locations, the only
way currently to locate
veterans’ graves is to walk
the cemetery and read each
stone. Anyone who had a
loved on missed in the pro
cess and who would like a
flag in the future is asked to
give the Auxiliary the name
so they can place a flag
next year or provide flags
for individuals to place
themselves.
The Auxiliary also is
compiling a list of names
for reference for next year
and needs the community’s
help in doing so. Call 541-
676-9483 to give informa
tion; if no answer, leave a
message.
C ommunity P otluck
H onoring B arb C ollin
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Barb is retiring after 35 years of teaching.
Com e join us on June 26th to wish her well,
and thank her for all she has done for us and our children.
June 26th 6-8 pm lone High School Cafeteria.
Families with last names that begin A-M bring a main dish.
Families with last names that begin N-Z bring a salad.
E veryone W elcome !
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Heppner resident on
OBU honor roll
Irrigon High jazz at
Music in the Parks
W e will be
closed 4th
o f July
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The Irrigon High School jazz band (above) will be performing
at Musk in the Parks at the Irrigon Marina Park on June 25
at 7 p.m. The band is made up of 15 members from the IHS
Pep Band. The music is mostly classic rock. Joining the band
is vocalist Kelsie Stewart, singing the national anthem. They
are also showcasing Rock and the Young Bloods, a new band
that is being formed in Irrigon. -Contributedphoto
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help is available and that help Is FREE of charge.
If Y O U have a family member who suffers from
gambling addiction. Y O U can also receive F R E E treat
ment even if the gambler is not receiving treatment.
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Over the Tee Cup
Seventeen ladies turned
out for a day of play on
June 12. Pat Edmundson
and Darcie Mitchell tied for
low gross of the field. Laura
Rogers took low net of the
field, and Melissa Coiner
had least putts.
For flight A, Karen
Thompson took low gross,
and Corel Mitchell had low
net and long drive.
For flight B, Sarah
Rucker had low gross, Pat
Dougherty took low net.
Lorrene Montgomery had
least putts, Darcy Mitch
ell had long drive and Pat
Dougherty took a K.P on
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2 .
For flight C, Ann Elgin
took low gross and Bernice
Lott took low net. Bev
Steagall had least putts
and Laura Rogers had long
drive.
Chip-ins were had by
Laura Rogers and Lorrene
Montgomery.
Community lunch
menu
St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish members will be
serving lunch on Wednesday, June 27, at St. Patrick’s
Senior Center. The meal will include baked chicken with
orange sauce, rice pilaf, green beans, hot rolls and ice
cream. Milk is served at each meal.
Suggested donation is $3.50 per meal. Menu is
subject to change.
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