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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Obituaries
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of .Morrow
Loma Mae Jones Chalfant
Heppner
GAZETTE-TIMES
U.S.P.S. 240-420
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Greenup wins OWF
scholarship
The Oregon Wheat
OWF has aw arded
Foundation has announced scholarships to students
that Blake Greenup o f from nine Oregon counties,
Heppner has been awarded as well as one at-large
one o f its ten $1,000 sch o la rsh ip . S tudents
scholarships this
w ere ju d g ed on
year.
their community
Greenup,
involvement,
daughter of Travis
a c a d e m i c
and T iffa n ie
achievem ent and
G re e n u p , is a
an essay on a wheat
graduating senior
industry topic.
at Heppner High
O r e g o n
BlakeGreenup
School. She plans to
Wheat Foundation
attend Southwestern
scholarships
Oregon Community College are open to high-school
with a major in business and seniors whose parents are
minor in political science members of the Oregon
with a goal of becoming Wheat Growers League
a lawyer. Blake is a four- or w hose parents are
year athlete in basketball, employed by members
golf and high school rodeo; of the organization. The
she is also ASB business scholarship is also open
manager, FBLA president, to students, em ployed
on the honor roll and two- by g ro w er m em bers.
time individual girl’s golf Scholarship applications for
state qualifier. Blake has high school graduates are
served her community in available online at www.
several capacities.
owgl.org.
Correction
An article in last week’s Gazette-Times incorrectly
stated that the Heppner Rural Fire Department was
looking to build a new facility in Heppner. The Heppner
Rural Fire Protection District is not connected with the
new facility. The district is a separate entity from the
Heppner Fire Department and contracts for fire protection
from the Heppner Fire Department.
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Serving Morrow, Wheeler & Gilliam counties Since 1959
V.
Lorna M ae J o n es 46268.
Chalfant, 86, passed away
Born in H eppner,
Loma was ordained
on May 16, 2014 at
Robin Run Village,
into the Christian
Indianapolis, IN. A
ministry in 1952,
memorial service
and m o v ed to
In d ia n a p o lis in
will be held 2 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27,
1964. In 1992 Loma
retired as Director
at the Chapel at
o f E c u m e n ic a l
Robin Run Village, Loma
Educational
5354 W. 62nd St., Mae Jones
Development from
Indianapolis, IN Chalfant
the Disciples o f Christ
Church.
H er h o b b ies w ere
camping, square dancing
and volunteering at church.
Survivors include: her
husband of 43 years, Irvin
H. Chalfant, Indianapolis;
stepchildren, David o f
Anderson, IN, Susan of
Florida, Machell (Mike)
o f T a m p a, FL,. and
Michael of Seminole, FL;
grandchildren, Kira and
Charlie Jenkins; great­
grandchildren; and nieces
and nephews.
P le a s e v is it h e r
online guestbook at www.
indianafuneralcare.com.
Indiana Funeral Care and
Crematory is in charge of
arrangements.
South Morrow County Scholarship Trust
announces recipients
The South Morrow Elia Juarez of lone. She in yearbook in 2011. She Richard Sandford. Lillian
has won honors in plans on attending Colorado
County Scholarship Trust is going to Eastern
public speaking in Northwestern Community
has announced the recipients Oregon University
FFA. Ryan is active College in Rangely, CO.
of the 2014 scholarships in the fall to work
in the community, She is interested in pursuing
in the amount of $1,000 toward a bachelor’s
v o lu n te e rin g at a career in dental hygiene.
each. They are Emily degree in nursing.
Holland, Jaqueline Juarez- She is a member
the nursing home She has beenjob shadowing
in H e p p n e r , a dental hygienist this year,
Alvarez, Ryan Dougherty, o f St. W illiam s Jaqueline
Charlette Burghard and Parish youth group Juarez-
M u sta n g M op- which further piques her
Lillian Sandford. The five and National Honor Alvarez
Up, canned food interest in this field. Lillian
students were selected Society, and serves
drive, elementary is a member of National
out o f 11 applicants on as lone yearbook editor. c a rn iv a l, co m m u n ity Hdnor Society, serving
the basis o f academ ic She is a Big Sky Scholar- improvement, and helping as secretary. She is also
achievement, chosen field Athlete, winning academic Heppner chamber with a member o f FBLA and
of study, financial need, awards for social studies, lights for the city.
Oregon High School Rodeo
school participation, degree writing and language arts-
C h a r le tte J. A. Assoc., 4-H, serving as
of effort the student has reading. She has varsity Burghard, the daughter of am bassador, and is a
made in seeking sources letters in basketball and Orissa Burghard,
member o f FFA,
for college, and personal volleyball. She is active a t t e n d s l o n e
serving as reporter
characteristics for
in the community High School. She
and vice president.
success and school
and in sc h o o l, is c o n s id e r in g
She has been active
citizenship.
v o lu n te e rin g in a t t e n d i n g
in the community,
Emily Holland
to w n c le a n u p , E astern O regon
volunteering for
school carnival, University or the
is the d au g h ter
Mustang Mop-Up,
o f Janet-Lee and
Oregon Food Bank Oregon Institute Charlette J. A. City Beautification
Craig Holland of
and Heppner FFA o f T ech n o lo g y . Burghard
Committee Student
lone. She attends Emily Holland canned food drive, Charlette intends to
R e p re s e n ta tiv e ,
lone Booster club get her bachelor's degree Bingo at the assisted
lone High School.
She intends to become concessions, youth track in pre-m ed and health living, has cleaned at the
an English teacher and meets and many others. sciences. She is planning on fairgrounds, and knitted
pursue writing. Emily plans Jaqueline was an American attending a summer medical scarves for the needy and
on attending a four-year Legion Auxiliary Girls camp at Eastern Oregon Adopt-A-Family. Lillian
college and is considering State Delegate in 2013.
University to help prepare served as Miss Oregon
Western Oregon University
Ryan Dougherty attends her for this. Charlette is a High School Rodeo and a
or C arroll C ollege o f Heppner High School and is National Honor Society student officer, promoting
Montana. She is active in the daughter of Dawna and Member, band and pep the sport and life of rodeo.
school with varsity letters in C liff Dougherty.
band member, and
The board of directors
volleyball, basketball, and She is considering
mem ber o f lone o f the scholarship trust
track and field. Emily is a A riz o n a S ta te
Choir Ensemble, includes Bill Rietmann,
member of National Honor University or Mesa
Wi l l o w C re e k president; Ginger Bowman,
Society, serving as Chapter Community College
S y m p h o n y and vice-president; Del LaRue,
President, and student body in Arizona. Ryan
M id - C o lu m b ia treasurer; Sharon Harrison,
secretary. She is a member wants to pursue a
Honor Band. She secretary; Missy Cutsforth,
of the lone High School career as a speech
a tte n d ed M usic Martha Munkers and Carri
choir, lone International pathologist. She Ryan
in May at Pacific Grieb. The South Morrow
Club, and 4-H. Emily has job shadowed Dougherty
U n iv ersity . She County Scholarship Inc.
also is very active in her at Good Shepherd
has varsity letters was established several
community. She has spent Medical Center, which gave in basketball, and track years ago with the mission
hours volunteering for the her firsthand experience in and field. Charlette has to grow funds to provide
lone Community School this field, helping her with volunteered for community scholarships to graduating
carnival, the American Red this decision. She will be clean-up lone, Oregon seniors from Heppner
Cross, as referee for middle graduating with an honors Food Bank, concession and lone high schools
school home volleyball degree. Ryan is a member fundraisers and lone
and to eventually
games, has worked the of St. Patrick’s youth group, community school
take the place of
concessions at games, and FBLA and FFA. She was science fair. She is a
th e T r o e d s o n
has walked in fundraisers captain of volleyball and Big Sky Conference
Scholarship fund,
to cure diabetes and breast BMC second team all­ Athletic, Principals
wh i c h wi l l be
cancer. Emily is a Big Sky league in 2013. She has Honors Award, and
d isco n tin u ed in
Scholar-Athlete and will be varsity letters in volleyball, outstanding science Lillian
the y e a r 2023.
serving as co-valedictorian. softball, and track and field. student recognition Sandford
Tax d e d u c tib le
Jaq u e lin e J u a re z - She served as class president award winner.
donations can be
Alvarez also attends lone for three years and as editor
Lillian Sandford attends sent to SMCS Inc., PO Box
High School. She is the of the yearbook, winning Heppner High School and is 367, lone, OR 97843.
daughter of Amado and outstanding achievement the daughter of Sylvia and
Thompson, Wolff graduate from OSU
CORVALLIS, OR—
Heppner graduates are
Oregon State University Emily J. Thompson with
has a n n o u n c e d
an Honors Bachelor
that two Heppner
o f Science, Cum
s t u d e n t s wi l l
Laude, in biology
participate in the
and Ashley L. Wolff
university’s 145,h
with a Bachelor of
co m m e n ce m e n t
Science in business
on Saturday, June
administration
and
Emi l y
J
14, beginning at Thompson
Bachelor of Sc ience
10:30 a.m. in Reser
in management.
Stadium.
Other Morrow County
graduates include, from Natural Resources, natural
Boardman, Daniel
re s o u rc e s ; and
R. Hansen, Bachelor
Ruben Mendoza,
of
Science,
Master of Science,
agricultural
Animal Science.
scien ces; A aron
From Irrigon comes
M. H e n d ric k s ,
graduate Cassandra
Bachelor
of
A. Feyder with a
shley
Science, mechanical A
Bachelor of Arts in
Wolff
engineering; Joel G.
English.
Llamas, Master of
Hunter Education
United Methodist Church members will serve lunch
on Wednesday, May 21, at St. Patrick’s Senior Center.
The meal will include beef stew with veggies, sliced
tomatoes, cottage cheese and peaches, cheesy breadsticks,
and lemon bars.
Nazarene and Seventh-day Adventist church members
will serve lunch on Wednesday, May 28. The meal will
include battered fish, steak fries, coleslaw, cucumbers and
onions, cheddar biscuits, and pistachio cake.
Milk is served at each meal. Suggested donation is
$3.50 per meal. Menu is subject to change.
Courses to be held June 10th, 12th, 17th and 19th
6:00 - 9:00 p.m. at
Heppner High School
W ith a Field day Saturday June 14th
at Lexington Gun Club 8am -12 noon
Any person under 18 who wishes to hunt must
pass this course in order to acquire a hunting license
in the State of Oregon. Any person wishing to hunt
out of state must also hold a valid Hunter Education
Card. The course is being taught by Jim and Darlene
Marquant! Questions, call Jim at 541-969-4845.
To register for the class go to
http://www.dfw.sute.or.us/eduation/hunter/
md follow registration instructions.
Jhe fee for the course is $10 and is set by ODFWx
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Community lunch menu
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem,
help is available and that help Is FREE of charge.
If Y O U have a family member who suffer» from
gambling addiction, Y O U can also receive F R E E treat­
ment even if the gambler is not receiving treatment
If you are a resident of Morrow County and you
wish to take advantage of the services above or de­
sire more information, Please call any of the following
numbers to set up a LO C A L appointment or just to
talk: Bobby Harris ® 541-676-9925 or 541-256-0175
Community Counseling Solutions (CCS) @ 541-676-9161
O R 1-877-695-4648 (1-688-M YLIM IT)