TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Obituaries
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Mary L. “Cindy”
Breidenbach
Heppner
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eBay entrepreneur work
shop offered at Heppner
A one-day “Become
an eB ay E n tre p re n e u r”
workshop will be offered in
Heppner for area residents
and business owners by the
nonprofit Libraries o f East
ern Oregon (LEO) on Satur
day, April 19. The workshop
is open to anyone who is
interested in on-line buying
and selling for personal or
business needs or in setting
up an eBay income stream.
T he w o rk sh o p is
p ro v id e d th ro u g h g ra n t
funding from USDA Rural
D evelopm ent to LEO for
small business development
in the region. It will be held
at the Heppner Public Li
brary, 444 N. Main St., from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is hosted
by the Oregon Trail Library
District.
D esigned to over
come apprehension about
buying and selling on-line,
the class will prepare par
ticipants to become smart
shoppers and successful
sellers on the Internet. The
focus will be on eBay, by far
the largest venue for buying
and selling a wide variety of
items from all over the world
on-line. The workshop will
consist of two four-hour ses
sions, starting at 8 a.m. and
concluding at 5 p.m. with a
one-hour lunch break.
T u itio n fo r th e
course is $45 per person or
$75 for two persons from the
same household, business
or organization. Instructor
for the class is Bob Jones o f
Milton-Freewater. Jones has
been buying and selling on
eBay for nine years, dealing
with customers and vendors
in 49 states and 20 foreign
countries.
Based on his expe
riences, the class will start
with the basics o f register
ing with eBay and under
standing how its auctions
work and will move up to
a higher skills level. There
will be tips on finding bar
gains, avo id in g rip-offs,
and resolving problems. A
step-by-step demonstration
will show how to create an
actual eBay auction.
Options for payment
and shipping, as well as
techniques for giving and re
ceiving great customer ser
vice also will be covered.
“Whether you know
next to nothing about eBay,
or know something but want
to know more, want to have
active eBay income sideline
or just sell a few items, this
class should prove helpful,”
Jones said.
The w orkshop has
been bro u g h t to several
Eastern Oregon communi
ties by LEO due to popular
demand. Enrollment is now
open, and will be offered
on a first-come, first-served
basis as seating is limited.
Registration is in advance
at the Heppner library and,
if space allows, also at the
w o rk sh o p . R e g is tra tio n
forms are available at the
library.
Participants can also
register directly with LEO
via email at gsbrown@saw.
net. For further information,
please contact LEO director
Lyn Craig at 541-763-2355
or Oregon Trail Library Di
rector Marsha Richmond at
541-481-3365.
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A memorial service
for Mary Lucinda “Cindy”
Breidenbach will be held at
11 a.m. Saturday, April 12,
at the Heppner Elks Lodge.
Mrs. Breidenbach,
55, o f Heppner, died Friday,
March 28, 2008 at Oregon
Health Sciences University
Hospital in Portland.
She was born D e
cember 14, 1952 in Prairie
City, the daughter o f Ken
neth W. and Mary E. Hemy
Reade. She was raised on a
ranch outside o f Spray. She
attended school in Spray,
graduating from high school
in 1971. She helped cook
for the ranch em ployees,
was active in 4-H, raising
sheep, cooking and sewing.
She also trained a porcupine
while living on the ranch.
In 1971 she married
Les Ledington in Spray. The
couple had two children.
They later divorced.
On January 30, 1979
she married John Breiden
bach in Heppner at the Unit
ed Methodist Church. The
couple lived in Estacada for
a short time before returning
to Heppner to make it their
home.
M rs. B reidenbach
enjoyed bowling, cooking,
sewing and square dancing.
She loved spending tim e
with her children and grand
children. She worked as a
genealogy volunteer at the
Forest Service
recruits youth
for YCC
Four young people
between the ages o f 15 and
18 are being recruited by
the Forest Service, Heppner
Ranger District, for summer
employment in the Youth
C onservation Corps. The
work may include noxious
weed removal, fisheries and
w ildlife habitat im prove
ment, slash piling, and trail
and cam pground m ainte
nance.
The duration o f the
program will be eight weeks
from June 23 through Au
gust 15. The will be the
Oregon minimum wage o f
$7.95 per hour. Applications
will be accepted through
April 15 until 2 p.m. Par
ticipants will be selected on
a random basis on April 15
at 4 p.m.
No previous experi
ence is required. Applicants
must be 15 years old and
not reach age 19 during
the term o f employment in
the program , and have a
social security number or
have made application to
obtain one. Applicants must
also obtain parental or legal
guardian consent to enroll in
the program.
A p p licatio n s may
be obtained from the Forest
Service in Heppner and lo
cal high schools. For more
information, call the Forest
Serv ice at 676-9187.
Heritage Museum in Hep
pner, was an Awana leader
working with children one
on one teaching them Bible
verses, worked on the Elks
committee for the Betty Hise
Breast Cancer Research and
served one year as direc
tor on that committee. She
also was home schooling
and raising her grandson
Michael.
She is survived by:
her husband, John C. Bre
idenbach of Heppner; daugh
ter, Rosalie A Breidenbach
of Hermiston; son, Howard
L. Breidenbach and his wife
Tonya o f Canyonville; step
daughter, Lela Jean Rogers
and her husband Gary o f
Payette, ID; step-son, John
Alan Breidenbach o f Ontar
io; four grandchildren; four
step-grandchildren; and two
step-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in
death by her father, Kenneth
W. Reade, in 1998 and a
brother, Douglas K. Reade,
in 2001.
Memorial Contribu
tions may be made to the
Betty Hise Breast Cancer
Research, c/o Heppner Elks
Lodge #358, PO Box 494,
Heppner, OR 97836 or to
the Michael Reade Breiden
bach Education Fund, c/o
Bank o f Eastern Oregon,
PO Box 39, Heppner, OR
97836.
Sweeney Mortuary
o f Heppner is in charge of
arrangement.
Kyle Edgar Dick
K yle E d g ar D ick
passed away peacefully in
his home on Tuesday, March
25, 2008, at the age o f 51.
Kyle was bom April
19, 1956 in Heppner. At
eight years old, he moved
to Baby Louise Haven in
Salem. He then was trans
ferred to Fairview' Training
Center in Salem, spending
several years during the
early 1970’s in Pendleton
before returning to Salem.
In 1989 he moved to
Maple Street Home in Mil-
waukie along with four other
residents from Fairview. He
spent his week days at the
Albertina Kerr Center where
he worked as a courier.
A g a th e rin g o f
friends, care takers, and
family was held at Maple
Street on Thursday, April 3,
2008, to celebrate his life.
Kyle was a gentle soul with
a kind spirit and w ill be
deeply missed.
Kyle was preceded
in death by: his mother, Ra
chel, and brother, Derek.
He is survived by:
his father, Ed Dick o f Mil-
waukie; brothers, Ladd o f
Oak Harbor, WA, Stuart o f
Pendleton, Kevin o f Gresh
am; and a sister, Erin Clem
o f Milwaukie.
Remembrances can
be sent to Northwest Mental
Health, Gladstone, OR.
Mr. Bill’s
Traveling
Trivia is back
Mr. Bill’s Travel
ing Trivia will be return
ing to Heppner on Satur
day, April 26, at 7 p.m. at
the Heppner Elks Lodge.
Put together a team o f up
to six players and enjoy an
evening o f grappling with
trivia including sports and
leisure, music, TV, mov
ies, history, geography,
science, nature and chil
dren’s trivia.
Have dinner prior
to Mr. Bill’s at the Hep
pner Elks Lodge with a
no-host bar, good friends,
and lots o f laughs. The
host with the most Mr.
Bill will be returning for
the fourth year. Com e
watch or participate and
support Heppner Daycare/
Preschool facility. Raffles
will be featured through
out the evening.
The entry fee is
$120 per team. Proceeds
will go to the Heppner
Daycare/Preschool. Turn
in your entry form, plus
your fees to, H eppner
Daycare/Preschool at 330
NW Gale by April 23.
For more informa
tion call Merry at 676-5429
and Cari at 676-8001. Go
to wvvw.mrbillstrivia.com
for practice questions.
Heppner MS
Walk to be held
Edmundson wins rugby ball raffle April Join 19 the H eppner
San Juanita (Elguezabal) Moreno presents John Edmundson
with the rugby ball that was raffled off this past weekend.
-Contributed Photo
John Edmundson was the winner of the special “Rugby
Ball Raffle” on Saturday, April 5lh. The raffle was held to support
San Juanita (Elguezabal) Moreno in her rugby team’s tour of Eng
land, and New Zealand in August. While there, the team will play
matches against Ireland, Canada, New Zealand and England.
San Juanita was chosen last summer to be on the United
States Rugby Team and toured England in December. She will be
practicing with the U.S. Rugby Team in Pittsburg April 17,h-23rd.
For those wishing to support San Juanita, an account at
the Bank of Eastern Oregon has been opened in her name.
MC Health Department calendar
Thursday, April 10 - Heppner Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. (closed 12-1)
Monday, April 14 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. (closed 12:30-1)
Tuesday, April 15 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
(closed 12:30-1)
Thursday, April 17 - Heppner Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. (closed 12-1)
Monday, April 21 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. (closed 12:30-1)
Tuesday, April 22 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m. (closed 12:30-1)
Senior Center Menu Thursday, April 24 - Heppner Clinic will be closed.
Monday, April 28 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m.-4:30
H eppner C hristian p.m. (closed 12:30-1)
Church m em bers w ill be Tuesday, April 29 - Boardman Clinic 8:30 a.m. -4:30
serving lunch on Wednes p.m. (closed 12:30-1)
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day, April 16. The menu will
include roast pork, mashed You are invited to an 80th Birthday Party
potatoes and gravy, peas and
BILL SMITH
carrots, fruit juice, hot rolls,
and butterscotch pudding.
The party will be at the ARC building
at 215 W. Orchard Ave, Hermiston
Saturday, May 10th from 1 2 - 5 p.m.
There will be refreshments & entertainment!
Come & enjoy!
(N* ÿfo,
MS Walk on Saturday, April
19. This is the tenth year for
the Heppner MS Walk.
Registration opens
at 8 a.m. at All Saint’s Epis
copal C hurch. The w alk
begins at 9 a.m. at the City
Park on Main Street. A free
pancake breakfast will be
served at All Saint’s Parish
Hall after the walk. Prizes
will be awarded.
Bring a friend, sign
up as a team, volunteer or
donate to someone who is
w alking and support the
fight to end the devastating
effects o f MS.
Register the day of
the walk, online at www,
mswalkoregon.com or call
503-445-8342.
For more informa
tion contact M erilee Mc
Dowell at 676-5238 or Joan
Basile at 676-5832.
Tillicum Club
to hold fourth
annual fashion
show
T he fo urth a n n u
al Tillicum Club Fashion
Show will be held Sunday,
April 20, at 2 p.m. at the Port
o f Morrow.
Entry costs are $8
for adults, $7 for seniors,
and children 12 and under
may attend for free. Pro
ceeds from Fashion show
help fund five local gradu
ating seniors by means o f
scholarships.
Doors will open at
1:30. There will be jewelry
on display, desserts, and
attendees can enter for a
chance to win one o f five
door prizes.
Advertise with the
Heppner Gazette-
Times
Call 676-9228
Deadlines:
Monday at 5 p.m.