TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Obituaries
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Elizabeth Anne Van Schoiack
Elizabeth Anne Van Arlington, OR. where she
Schoiack passed away on grew up with her siblings,
M a r c e l lu s an d
August 5, 2013 at f j p
Patricia.
Assumption Village
At age 20, Beth
in P o rtland, OR.
m arried M ichael
The entire staff at
Evancho and moved
Assumption Village
to Sweet Home, OR,
an d P ro v id e n c e
where they had two
H o sp ic e m ad e
children, Michael
Beth’s final journey Elizabeth
Anne Van
and E liz a b e th
a peaceful one.
Schoiack
(Libby).
Beth was born
B e th ’s happy
Dec. 25, 1920 to
Elizabeth Maria Slocum young family was struck
and Marion Leonard Van by tragedy in 1946 when
Schoiack at their home in her husband died in an
industrial accident.
Beth then married Andy
Van Schoiack and moved to
the family farm in Heppner.
They had three sons, twins
David and George, then
Jim. Beth’s pioneer spirit
was a treasure on the farm,
where she raised her young
family without electricity
for six years. Her life was
shattered again when Andy
died o f a heart attack at
age 50.
After losing her second
husband, Beth lived in a
Yard sale planned
to benefit Heppner
man
Death Notice
spiritual com m unity in
Clackamas, OR for almost
30 years.
She was preceded in
death by her sister Patricia,
brother M arcellus, son
D av id , and g ra n d so n
Christopher.
Beth is survived by
her ch ild ren , M ichael,
George, Jim and Libby; 10
grandchildren; 12 great
grandchildren; and two
great-great-granddaughters.
Her love will be with
us always.
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Benefit golf
tournament planned
On Saturday, Sept.7, at
1 p.m., the Willow Creek
Country Club will hold
its annual WCCC Benefit
G olf Tournament to raise
money toward upgrading
the electrical system in the
clubhouse.
The tournament will be
a four-person team scramble
event with an entry price
of $20 per person, which
includes lunch. Children
12 and under playing with
their family are $10 each.
Lunch will be available
starting at noon through the
end of play and is available
to non-golfers for $10.
Prizes include rounds of
golf at courses throughout
the region; the friendly
competition will include
some fun games thrown in
the mix.
For addi t i onal
in fo rm a tio n , ca ll the
clubhouse at 541 -676-5437.
A benefit yard sale will
be held for John Nelson
on Friday, Sept. 6, from 9
a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sept.
7-9 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
at the M orrow C ounty
Fairgrounds Annex.
John Nelson is in need
of a bone marrow transplant
and has been matched with
potential donors o ff the
bone marrow registry.
John and his w ife,
Alita, will travel to Seattle
on Sept. 25 to meet with the
doctors to begin the process
of getting him ready for the
Charles “Chuck” Bailey—Charles “Chuck” Bailey,
76, of Heppner passed away August 29,2013. A memorial
service is planned for Sept. 21 at 11 a.m. at the Heppner
Church of the Nazarene. A full obituary will follow in a
later edition of the Gazette-Times. Sweeney Mortuary is
transplant, rhis process will in charge of arrangements.
require the Nelsons to live
in Seattle, no more than 30
minutes from the hospital
in traffic, for a period of
several months. They will
not be working during this
First Friday Friends of crafts, games, songs, and
time.
Jesus resumes in September concludes with a free lunch.
All sales are donation- at All Saints Episcopal N ew com ers are alw ays
only, and no donation is Church (corner of Church welcome.
too small. The sale will and Gale in Heppner).
T h is p ro g r a m is
have lots of items to choose
For the first m onth sponsored by the Shared
from.
only, this free program for Ministry of Hope Lutheran
Anyone with questions kids ages four through 12 C hurch and All Saints
or with items to donate will be held on the second E piscopal Church. For
should call Donna Smith at Friday. Sept. 13. from 8 more inform ation, or to
541-256-0100.
a.m. to noon.
pre-register, call the Shared
Each monthly session Ministry office at 541-676-
is filled with Bible stories, 9970.
First Friday Friends
of Jesus resumes
Red, White and
September continues Blue men's play
above-normal temps results
According
to
preliminary data received
by N O A A ’s N a tio n a l
W e a th e r S e r v ic e in
Pendleton, temperatures at
Heppner averaged slightly
warmer than normal during
the month of August.
The
average
te m p e ra tu re w as 71.3
degrees, which was 1.8
degrees above normal. High
temperatures averaged 86.9
degrees, which was 1.4
degrees above normal.
The highest was 95
degrees on the seventh.
Low te m p e ra tu re s
averaged 55.6 degrees,
w hich was 2.2 degrees
above normal.
The low est w as 50
degrees, on the 27th.
On fiv e d a y s, the
temperature exceeded 90
degrees.
Precipitation totaled
0.61 inches during August,
w hich was 0.22 inches
above normal. Measurable
precipitation of at least .01
inch was received on four
days with the heaviest, 0.35
inches, reported on the 26th.
T h e o u tl o o k fo r
September from NOAA’s
Climate Prediction Center
calls for above-norm al
tem peratures and n ear
normal precipitation.
N o rm a l h ig h s fo r
H ep p n er fall from 82
degrees at the start o f
September to 71 degrees at
the end of September.
Normal lows fall from
50 degrees to 43 degrees.
The 30-year normal
precipitation is 0.56 inches.
The
National
W eather S ervice is an
o ffice o f the N ational
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, an agency
o f the U.S. C om m erce
Department.
Thirteen men played a
special net tournament on
Sunday, Sept. 1. Results
were as follows:
First - Stacy Wilson,
Second - Tim Wright, Third
Catholic men plan
first Friday meeting
The men of St. Patrick’s and St. William's Catholic
-J im Doherty.
churches
will hold their first Friday of the month meeting
Least Putts - Dave
on
Sept.
6
at 6:45 a.m. in the parish office in Heppner. The
Gunderson.
meeting
will
be followed by Mass at 7:30 a.m.
The committee for the
day was Gary Propheter and
Jim Martin.
AWANA club to
Medicare programs resume Sept. 19
planned for area
Medicare updates for
2013 will be presented by
.Senior Health Insurance
B e n e f i ts A s s is t a n c e
(SHIBA). Area programs
will take place Thursday,
Sept. 5, from 9-11 a.m. at
the lone Public Library
and from 2-4 p.m. at the
Heppner library.
T h is p r o g r a m is
intended for M edicare
b e n e f ic ia r ie s , fa m ily
members and caregivers,
or th o se a p p ro a c h in g
Medicare.
Participants will learn
AWANA Club will resume in Heppner Thursday,
Sept. 19.
The club will be held Thursdays from 6:30-8 p.m. at
about enrollment deadlines
Willow Creek Baptist Church in Heppner. Transportation
and avoiding penalties,
is available if needed.
how to maximize benefits,
Call Dale or Sheryll Bates at 541 -676-5773 for more
tips for finding the “best”
information.
plan, new rules for diabetic
supplies, assistance with
premiums and cost share,
p re v e n tin g frau d , and
h elp in g sen io rs in the
community.
SHIBA is program
Some 250,000 women with the event scheduled
w i t h i n t h e O r e g o n will gather in churches to conclude at about 4 p.m.
Insurance D ivision that worldwide for a one-
All area women
provides information and day global simulcast
and girls are invited
education on Medicare and on Saturday, Sept. 14,
to attend as much of
insurance options that work to hear Beth Moore's
the day’s simulcast
with Medicare.
Living Proof Live
as possible. Those
s im u lc a s t b e in g
who plan to be there
streamed in HD from Beth Moore
for the lunch break
the East Coast. The
are asked to bring
popular Bible teacher will a food item to share for a
be joined by worship leader potluck lunch. Heppner
Travis Cottrell and praise C h ris tia n C hurch and
will be open to the public, team musicians. Moore's Willow Creek Baptist are
and all are w elcom e to m essages are geared to hosting the event.
attend the meeting.
inspire women of all ages to
H ep p n er C h ristia n
M em bers w ill also dig deep into God's word. Church is located at 293
d is c u s s the fall sale,
The simulcast will be N. Gale Street. No advance
in c lu d in g how m any held locally at the Heppner registration is required.
members will attend and Christian Church. Doors For more information, call
choice of places.
will open at 9 a.m. and the Nancy Jepsen at 676-5244
New m em b ers are simulcast will begin at 9:30. or visit the Living Proof
always welcome. For more There will be an hour break Live w eb site at www.
inform ation, call Betty for lunch at 11:30 a.m. lifeway/lplsimulcast.
Mills at 541-676-5546.
Beth Moore simulcast
in Heppner Sept. 14
Watercolor class
planned
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from 6:00 - 8:00 pm
fa t a pxe-meddiny celelnatian.
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The next meeting of the
Morrow County Creative
Arts and Crafts club will be
held Sept 11 at 1 p.m. at The
Bam in Lexington.
On the agenda for the
meeting are the details of
an upcoming w atercolor
class, including who to
invite as a teacher and what
subject—floral, landscape
or animal—to paint.
The watercolor class
H E P P N E R E L K S 358
676-9181
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jxiday, September 13th
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Gould/Brannon Wedding
to be held at 7:00 pm Sept 13
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D uring the la d ie s ’
play day at Willow Creek
Country Club on Aug. 27,
low gross of the field was
held by Pat Edmundson,
low net was taken by Corol
Mitchell and Betty Bums
had the least putts.
On flight A, K aren
Thompson had low gross.
Corol Mitchell had long
drive and Pat Edmundson
had KP.
For flight B, Sarah
R ucker had low gross,
Lorraine Montgomery had
low net and Judy Harris had
least putts.
On flig h t C, B etty
Carlson had low gross.
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