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Betty Jane Schaffeld (Adams) 94 of Ontario Oregon joined our Heavenly Father Friday April 30th, 2021 peacefully at home.
Betty was born in Hardman Oregon February 28th 1927 to Floyd and Ethel Mae Adams. Betty had two Sisters-Clara Bell Rosco (Adams) and Nancy Malone (Adams).
Betty often told stories of the âRanchâ in Hardman. Bettyâs favorite memories were of her on a horse with her dad. Bettyâs was defiantly a daddyâs girl, which made it especially difficult for her when she lost her father when she was 16.
Betty attended Oregon State University, yes, Go Beavers. She Graduated in the Class of 1948 with a Degree in Home Economics. As a member of Kappa Delta, she lived on campus in Snell Hall. Betty remembers this time distinctly as there were very few men on campus. They were away during World War II. There was always social event on campus such as skits and dances that Betty attended.
under another flash flood watch this morning after more downpours overnight. i m sarah simmons. i m will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. i guess we should get right to it. tucker? still have a flood warning this morning. sort of a soggy start particularly west of the city. you can see we have one leftover band of rain. it is moving very slowly but showers here on the west side of the city for the next hour or so. this has been falling apart. more showers and the possibility of more thunderstorms in the forecast later today as we continue to run on the same old treadmill here for the next day or so and then some changes for the end of the week. temperature, 68 in washington. humidity, 84%. winds are currently out of the north and west at eight. cloudy skies, showers likely. could be a thunderstorm this afternoon. highs about 08 degrees, maybe 08, 81 by 4:00 p.m. back to you. thank you. in this morning s top stories, mitt romney close are to getting the republi
black suv. i could see there were two people embraced and he was not clothed. i made the phone call to the cops. when police ordered the two to get dressed, they say giordano s black underwear fell out on the ground. it was a mattress in the vehicle. a public parking garage in annapolis is a long way from the caribbean island of aruba where giordano was under police scrutiny in that high profile missing person case of robyn gardner. giordano was held in aruba for four months after she vanished. he was never formally charged and was allowed to leave aruba because of a lack of evidence. to this day, gardner is still missing. here at home, her exboyfriend was not surprised to hear about the arrest. i think it goes to show his lack of character. shows the type of person he is. the annapolis police chief issued a statement saying while we recognize that mr. giordano enjoys a reputation, the annapolis arrest was simply a matter of effective police work in response to ci
from texas to tennessee in just the last 24 hours. and as this line of storms now moves east, more of the same is expected for today. emily schmidt has been tracking the weather throughout the night. and joins us, now, with the very latest. good morning, emily. reporter: peggy and rob, good morning. the hardest-hit state overnight appears to be arkansas, where tornadoes and flash flooding turned deadly. it s become a common theme. the country is now averaging more than 200 severe weather reports a day this month. there are signs of severe weather problems stretching across the country. winds toppling a baptist church steeple in tennessee. hail the size of baseballs pounding a texas neighborhood. we ran when it hit the car. reporter: more than 300 tornados have hit the u.s. this month. the latest damaged an area in arkansas three miles wide. we ended up in the closet. and then, you could hear crashes and stuff being knocked around and blowed around. and it just it