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HHS students all-state football picks
Heppner Junior High girls sweep Athena Weston
By Brian Rust
Michael Schonbachler
Clint Bellamy
Michael Schonbachler,
Heppner High School senior, was
named to the all state first team
as a linebacker. Schonbachler
played back for the HHS football
team.
Clint Bellamy, also a HHS
Blake Knowles
Jake Roy
senior, was named all state
second team as both offensive
lineman and defensive lineman.
Bellamy was a 190 lb. guard on
the HHS team.
Jake Roy, also a senior at HHS,
received second team honors as
an offensive lineman. Roy, at
Craig Scott
225 lbs., was a guard for HHS.
HHS junior Blake Knowles, a
160 pound end/tackle at HHS.
was named to the second team
a s ^ defensive end and junior
Craig Scott, a 150 lb. back, was
named to the third team as a
running back.
Padbergs to celebrate 50th anniversary
Jeanette and Archie Padberg
will celebrate
their 50th
anniversary at an open house on
Saturday, February 5, from 2-5
p.m. at the All Saints Episcopal
Church Parish Hall in Heppner.
Jeanette Settles and Archie
Padberg were married February
4, 1950, and settled into married
life in Heppner.
That fall they moved to
Monmouth
where
Archie
completed courses for a teaching
degree at Western Oregon State
University.
Upon graduation he accepted a
teaching position at Milwaukie
Junior High for five years and
then spent another 12 years
teaching ■ in Portland Public
Schools until 1969.
In 1962, the couple and their
three children purchased a filbert
orchard and began "nut farming".
That was the beginning of
several shared business ventures.
Over the next 25 years, they
owned and operated a donut
shop,
a
wholesale
food
distributorship, a True Value
Hardware store and real estate
sales and development.
They constructed and operated
a professional
and retail
shopping center and subdivision
until 1993.
Their last and present venture is
the purchase of a manufactured
home park.
In between these businesses,
their three children married and
presented them with seven
grandsons
and
one
granddaughter,
one
granddaughter-in-law and one
great grandson.
The Padbergs enjoy traveling
and have traveled throughout the
United States, Canada, Alaska,
and have taken trips to Mexico,
Germany, England, Scotland and
Wales, a cruise from Montreal to
Miami in 1998 and most recently
a cruise through the Panama
Canal.
In 1996 they came home to
Heppner to retire and enjoy the
people and community.
The Heppner seventh grade
girls improved their record to 3-0
with their win over the Athena-
Weston Panthers on Saturday,
Jan.22. Their other two wins
came against Stanfield on Jan. 15
and Jan 21 at Umatilla
At Weston, the girls came out
with a 6-2 lead at the end of the
first quarter and never looked
back. The final score was 23-19
behind Shanna Rietmann's 12
points. Jessica Wainwnght and
Madison Bailey each had four
points.
The eighth grade girls picked up
their first win of the season with
a 25-15 win over the Panthers of
Athena-Weston.
The
win
improves their record to 1-2 with
losses to Stanfield, 14-18 in
overtime, and Umatilla, 21-30.
Saturday against Athena-
Weston, the Ponies held on to a
14-3 half-time lead to get their
first victory. Stephanie Hanson
scored 10 points to lead the
Ponies. Tiffany Piper also scored
six points in the game.
BMCC schedule
variety of classes
The Padbergs, 2000
Jeanette and Archie Padberg, 1950
Always the fisherman
Go straight
for the
heart.
Ernie McCabe of Heppner caught this 36 lb Chinook Salmon (left) last
year. However, a good friend of Ernie's brought in another picture this
week documenting Ernie's earlier fishing skills Not quite 36 lbs, this
"monster" (right) was taken on skip day back in 1943. Just goes to
show how a few years experience can improve your fishing skills, he
remarked.
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Several Blue Mountain
Community College classes are
scheduled for the next few
weeks, covering topics from
computers to genealogy to
handgun proficiency.
Interested students should
contact Anne Morter, BMCC
coordinator for South Morrow
County,
at
422-7040
to
preregister or for further
information.
Handgun Proficiency is on tap
this Saturday, Jan. 29, from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. at an indoor range
in Kennewick, WA.
Successful completion of the
course and range session satisfies
the proficiency requirements
needed to obtain a concealed
weapons permit.
Cost of the class is $25 plus a
$25 lab fee which will cover the
indoor range time.
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spreadsheet program, will be
covered in a one-day seminar on
Saturday, February 5, from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. at Heppner
Elementary School. Jan Hood
from BMCC's Pendleton campus
is the instructor.
In this class students learn the
many ways to manipulate data on
a spreadsheet.
Cost is $37 and pre-registration
is required.
Desktop Publishing will he
offered on Saturday, March 4,
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at.
Heppner Elementary School with
Jan Hood as the instructor.
Participants will learn to create
newsletters, brochures and more
during the class.
Cost is $37 and pre-registration
is required.
Beginning Genealogy will be
offered at no charge to any
interested beginner wishing to
know where and how to start his
own genealogical research. The
class is scheduled for Friday,
Feb. 26 from 2-5 p.m. at the
Morrow County Museum. Pre
registration is requested.
Museum
sponsors folk
music program
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and Fiddle Tunes in America", a
lively musical presentation by
Dianne Dugaw and Linda
Danielson, will be presented on.
Sunday, January 30, at 1 p.m. at
the Umatilla County Historical
Society Museum.
The public is invited to attend.
Admission is free of charge.
The program is sponsored by
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closing event associated with its
25th anniversary celebration of
the ethnic contributions to
Umatilla County’s heritage.
Combining musical performance
with stories and commentary, the
program explores the "rich
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The Heppner Junior High girls
will play next at Irrigon on
Friday, Jan. 28, at 3 p.m., then at
home against Pilot Rock,
Saturday, Jan. 29, at 10 a.m
lone schools release honor roll
lone middle and high schools
have announced its second quar
ter and first semester honor roll.
Following are the students who
qualify:
Second Quarter Honor Roll
lone Middle School
Sixth grade: ‘‘A"-Abby Key;
"B"-A shley Gram, Jennifer
Griffith, Kyle Palmateer,
Seventh grade: “A”-Barbara
Holland, Taylor McElligott, Sara
Peck, Kasie Peterson, Tyler
Raible, Kayleen Vosberg; “B”-
Nick Christman. Arthur Ekstrom.
Alyssa Rietmann. Amanda Em
ery.
Eighth grade: “A"-Billy Gates,
Natalie McElligott, Paul Neiffer.
all 4., Johnny Collin, Jeff Hunt,
Emily Key, Meghan McCabe,
Cyd Tullis; “B”-Billy Ross,
lone High School
Freshmen: "A”-Sheena Christ
man, Tracy Griffith. Caitlm Orem.
Mike Radie, all 4., Cameron
Krebs, Cayle Krebs. Diana
McElligott, Dan Nolan. Koby
Rea. Til Tullis, Aaron Tworek
“ B’ -Jaysi Bennetto. Cody
Bergstrom, Karl Morgan, Olivia
Thompson.
Sophomores: “A"-Cyndi
Heagy, Adam McCabe, Salli
McElligott, Adam Neiffer, Kristina
Powell, all 4., Derek Campbell,
Colin McElligott, Rhonda Wilhelm;
“B”-Brad Burnght, Amellia Peck.
Juniors: *‘A"-Cory Bennetto,
Ashley Carmack, Shelby Krebs,
Adrienne Swanson, Jennifer Th
ompson, all 4., Molly Barrow,
Allison Halvorsen, Jeremiah
McElligott, Korey Morgan, Jer
emy Rietmann, Ann Shear,
Nonnee Walters; “B”-Katie Ba
con, Clayton Bergstrom, Zac
Fabian, Charissa Gates, Dustin
Haguewood. Samantha Wilhelm.
Seniors: “A”-Camie Burnght,
Mark M cElligott, M iranda
McElligott, Jacob Neiffer, Andy
Vosberg, all 4., Brandi Brantley,
Erin Crowell, Mike Ferguison,
Allan Gribskov, Sybil Krebs, David
Mansfeld, Nikki M cElligott,
Nathan Nolan, Dylan Pettyjohn,
Joey Powell, Hannes Schulz;
"B"-Dan Scott.
First Semester Honor Roll
lone Middle School
Sixth grade: "A”-Abby Key;
“‘B"-Ashley Gram, Jennifer
Griffith, Kyle Palmateer
Seventh grade: “A "-Nick
Christman, Sara Peck. Kasie
Peterson, Tyler Raible, Kayleen
Vosberg; "P"-Arthur Ekstrom,
Amanda Emery, Barbara Holland.
Taylor McElligott, Kim Moms,
Alyssa Rietmann.
Eighth grade: “A”-Billy Gates,
Jeff Hunt, Meghan McCabe,
Natalie McElligott, Paul Neiffer,
all 4., Johnny Collin, Emily Key,
Cyd Tullis; "B”-Sarah Barrow,
Megan McCabe, Billy Ross,
lone High School
Freshmen:
“A”-Sheena
Christman, Tracy Griffith, Caitlin
Orem. Mike Radie. all 4..
Cameron Krebs, Diana McElli-
gott, Dan Nolan, Koby Rea, Til
Tullis, Aaron Tworek; “B"-Jaysi
Bennetto, Cody Bergstrom, Cayle
Krebs, Karl Morgan, Olivia Th
ompson.
Sophomores: “A”-Cyndi
Heagy, Adam McCabe, Colin
McElligott, Salli McElligott, Adam
Neiffer. Kristina Powell, Rhonda
Wilhelm, ail 4., Brad Burnght,
Derek Campbell, Amellia Peck.
Juniors: “A”-Molly Barrow,
Cory Bennetto, Ashley Carmack.
Shelby Krebs, Jeremiah McElli-
gott, Korey Morgan, Adrienne
Swanson, Jennifer Thompson,
Nonnee Walters, all 4., Katie Ba
con, Zac Fabian, Charissa Gates,
Dustin Haguewood, Allison
Halvorsen, Jeremy Rietmann,
Ann Shear, Samantha Wilhelm;
“B”-Clayton Bergstrom, Richard
Campbell.
Seniors (all "A” honor roll):
“A”-Mark McElligott, Miranda
McElligott, Jacob Neiffer, Andy
Vosberg, all 4., Brandi Brantley,
Camie Burnght, Erin Crowell.
Mike Ferguison, Allan Gribskov.
Sybil Krebs, David Mansfeld.
Nikki McElligott, Nathan Nolan,
Dylan Pettyjohn, Joey Powell,
Hannes Schulz, Dan Scott.
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ESD Board Vacancy
Persons living in Umatilla or Morrow Counties,
interested in serving on the Umatilla-Morrow
Education Service District Board of Directors, please
contact Tami Peterson, 2001 S.W. Nye, Pendleton,
or call 966-3102, for an application. This position will
run through June 30, 2001. Applications must be
received in the ESD office by 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 8, 2000.
January 30th ~ Sunday
SUPER BOWL PARTY! Roger’s BBQ Ribs,
Potluck. Bring your favorite snacks and
watch the game on the big screen! The V '
party sta rts at 1 p.m.
February 3rd - Thursday
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Ladies’ Night: Cindy Breidenbach and crew will be
fixing meatloaf, augratin potatoes, salad, green beans
and apple crunch. Dinner sta rts at 6 p.m.
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