GOLF ANYONE?

     Some time back, the Kornerman reported the passing of Jack Teagarden, BHS-67, of Grand Junction. Jack was a great baseball catcher on a state championship Toreador team.
     Now, we have received word that a son of Jack's, Kevin Teagarden, has purchased the Lakeside Golf Course, which is located just north of Highway 30, between Grand Junction and Jefferson, near Spring Lake.
     Jack's widow, Fran Teagarden, commented, "it is the course Kevin grew up playing and Jack played there every minute he could for many years. It was always a dream of Kevin's to own that course and now its happened."
     On Sunday, August 4, Kevin, on his course, will be hosting the first annual Jack Teagarden Memorial Golf Tournament.
     Lots of former Toreadors and other friends of the Teagarden family are urged to attend.
     Kevin has a facebook page, Lakeside National Golf Club, that has additional information about the course and the upcoming tournament with more details to come.
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     For quite a period of time, there have been rumors of a "possible" coffee shop of some kind to be located in that little strip mall on Marshall Street where Intensitee is also located.
     Just noticed there's a new sign above one of those buildings (maybe where Godfathers was located at one time) that reads, "Jo Jo's Coffee Depot."
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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Steven Miller, 67, Boone. Attended Boone schools and was a mechanic at Condon's Service. Survivors include a daughter, Samantha, the "love of his live," Deloris "Dee" Love, her children, Kelly Barbour of Boone, Eric Ericson of Ogden, another son, and siblings, including Shirley and Jim Seiser of Boone..........Thomas Lacey, 86, Williamson, GA. Born in Boone. BHS-50. Survivors include his sister, Jo Lacey (Gerald) Manriquez of California. Services are being held today (Wed.) in Georgia.........Donald Sturtz, 83, Boone. From 1957-63, he worked in Des Moines for the Iowa Air National Guard. Returned to Boone in 1963 to farm with his father. Became a businessman in Boone in 1970 at Shelley Truck Stop and East End Standard. In 1971, he purchased the Holst Hotel and in 1978, he started Boone's first can redemption center. In 1984, he moved to Clear Lake and later, spent time in Arizona. He returned to Boone in 2013. His wife, Arlene Montbrland is deseased. Survivors include his first wife, Mary Wirtz, a daughter, Mary Kay Sturtz, and a son, Donald..........Virgil Tungesvik, 67, Iowa City. Grew up in the Radcliffe area and attended Roland-Story schools. Earned a degree at Iowa Valley Community College in Ellsworth. Worked at Land O' Lakes in Ellsworth and Des Moines for 17 years, for Con-Way Freight of Des Moines for 25 years and was a member of the Iowa Air National Guard for 21 years. Virgil married Vickie Larson in Pilot Mound in 1975. The couple lived in Colo for 39 years prior to moving to an acreage in Iowa City in 2014. Survivors include his wife, Vickie, a son, daughter, sister, sister-in-law and a brother, Carroll Tungesvick of Boone...........Vivian  Sheldahl, 94, Dallas Center. Married Maurice Sheldahl in 1955 and in retirement, the couple lived in both Perry and Boone.
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