TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 7,2011
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Heppner
GAZETTE-TIMES
U.S.P.S. 240-420
Morrow County's Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
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David Sykes...................................................................................................Publisher
Andrea Di Salvo.................................................................................................Editor
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AWANA Club to start up Sept. 15
ter Street, for children four
years of age through sixth
grade.
Anyone wanting
more information or want
ing to to arrange for trans
portation, may call Dale or
Sheryll Bates at 676-5773.
The local AWANA
club will begin on Thurs
day, September 15, from
6:30-8 p.m. and will be
held at the Willow Creek
Baptist Church, 560 N.
Minor Street, just off Wa-
St. Patrick Parish to begin
religious ed classes
St. Patrick Par
ish will begin regular cat
echetical programs this
Sunday, Sept. 11. Classes
will be held for preschool
through sixth grade from
9.30 a.m. - 10.45 a.m at
the Parish Hall. Teach
ers will be as follows: pre
school - Ashley Lindsay;
kindergarten - Petra Payne
and Beth Dickenson; sac
ramental class - Joe Lind
say; third and fourth grade
- Brian Kollman; fifth and
sixth grade - Dick and Sha
ron Jones. Lois Connor
will be in charge of treats
for the students.
Grades seven and
eight and high school class
es will resume on Wed.,
Sept. 14, at 7.30 p.m. at
the Parish Hall. Maryann
Elguezabal will teach the
seventh and eighth grades;
Fr. Gerry Condon and
Kathy Fullmer will teach
the high school group.
Students in any of
these age groups are wel
come to attend the classes.
On Sunday Sept.
18 a retreat has been
planned for junior high
and high school students.
It will be held at the Parish
Hall beginning at 11 a.m.
The retreat will be con
ducted by Fr. Jim Radloff
who is the Baker Diocese
Director of Youth Ministry
On Monday, Sept.
26, Fr. Gerry will start a
study group for adults who
wish to become members
of the Church.
Those
wishing further informa
tion may contact him at
541-676-9462.
WCCC Annual Benefit Golf
Tournament Saturday
Willow
Creek
Country Club invites all
“duffers” to its annual
Benefit Golf Tournament
four-person scramble on
Saturday, September 10.
The fun starts at 9
a.m. in a shotgun start. The
entry fee is $10 per person
with all funds going to the
clubhouse plumbing and
tractor shed projects.
Hole sponsors
and prize sponsors are
welcome. Contact Gary
Propheter (541-676-0207)
or any board member for
more information.
GferYcut N ew M ustang
F ootball
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S k anna K. Rietm ann &
Mickaël J. Sallee
Satu rday, Septem ber lO tb
Obituary
John Archie Padberg, Jr.
John “Archie” mercial buildings along
Padberg Jr., 82, of Gresh Highway 212 in Damas
Blue Mountain Community College is offering
am, for
cus and ran Padberg True two conversational Spanish classes in Heppner this fall.
merly ofl
Value Hardware Store. In
The first class, Conversational Spanish 1, is for
Heppner,
1993 the buildings were adults and is geared toward beginners with little to no
died Sat-
sold and they bought experience with Spanish. The instructor, Amy Blauer,
u r d a y ,1
Madison Mobile Home will focus on correct pronunciation of new words, and
S eptem -|
Village in Klamath Falls. work on helping learners build a basic vocabulary set
ber 3,
Archie and Jeanette liked designed to enable the students to communicate in Span
2011, at |
to travel in their RV, seeing ish. Classes will include instruction on common phrases,
the country, going south in greetings, days of the week, numbers, question words,
a care fa- John Archie
cility in Padberg, Jr.
the winter, twice to Alaska pronouns, key verbs, and more. The eight-week class
Gresham
and once to Mexico, two will take place at Heppner High School on Tuesday eve
with his family at his side, cruises plus several times nings from 7:05 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and will run from
after a long health strug to Hawaii and Europe.
September 27 through November 15. The cost is $60.
gle. A memorial service
When the couple
The second class, Conversational Spanish 2,
will be held at 1 p.m. Fri moved back to Heppner is for adults and is geared toward beginners who have
day, September 9, 2011, in 1996, he immediately some experience with Spanish. While the course is de
at the United Methodist became involved in the signed to build upon material presented in Conversa
Church in Heppner. A pri community, helping make tional Spanish 1, anyone with some basic knowledge of
vate family graveside with the community swimming Spanish is welcome to join.
a vault burial will be held pool a reality, working on
The instructor, Amy Blauer, will focus on cor
at the Lexington Cemetery. the St. Patrick’s Day cele rect pronunciation of new words, and work on helping
Viewing will be held at brations, working with the learners build a basic vocabulary set designed to enable
Sweeney Mortuary in Hep St. Patrick’s Senior Center, the students to communicate in Spanish. Classes will in
pner on Thursday, Septem and numerous other proj clude a brief review of information covered last term,
ber 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. and ects.
and will incorporate lessons from a workbook. The cost
Friday, September 9, from
Archie joined the of the workbook will be approximately $20, and is not
9 to 11 a.m..
Heppner Elks in 1950, included in the registration fee; more information will
Archie was bom transferring to the Gresham be given on the first day of class.
The eight-week
on December 22, 1928, at Elks Lodge and being their class will take place at Heppner High School on Tuesday
Heppner, Oregon, the son Hoop Shoot chairman until evenings from 5:30 to 6:55 p.m., and will run from Sep
of John Archie and Susan he moved back to Heppner. tember 27 through November 15. The cost is $60.
May Allstott Padberg. His He was a charter member
Register online at www.bluecc.edu or contact
first five years were on of the Clackamas Opti Anne Morter for more information at (541) 422-7040.
the family ranch up Fuller mist Club, Heppner Odd
Canyon. They moved to Fellows and the Hardman
Lexington, Oregon, when Community Club. He was
he was five and he attend a member of the Damas
ed the Lexington grade cus Community Church,
school. In 1942 the family changing to the United
moved to Heppner where Methodist Church after
The three orches
he attended high school. moving to Heppner. Archie
concert, No
He graduated from was always an eager orga tras of Inland Northwest vember First
13
in
Irrigon
Heppner High School in nizer of family reunions, Musicians begin rehears
-Wallowa Val
1946 and went on to Or especially the Allstott fam als this month. Rehearsal ley Orchestra
Tuesday,
egon College of Educa ily. His family was the times and venues are as September 13, - 2011,
6:30
tion, now Western Oregon most important thing in his follows:
p.m.,
Enterprise
High
-Inland North School , 201 S.E. 4th St,
University, in Monmouth life. Archie was blessed
Oregon. He graduated in with many, many friends west Orchestra - Thursday, Enterprise.
September 8, at 6:30 p.m.,
1951. He played football that all became family.
First Concerts:
for OCE and was very
Survivors include Harris Jr. Academy - 3121 Young Peoples’
proud to be inducted into his wife Jeanette of Gresh S.W. Hailey Ave., Pendle Nov. 10, Lostine Concert -
the Western Oregon Col am; sons: John Archie Pad ton.
Valley
First Concert Se Orchestra Wallowa
lege Athletic Hall of Fame berg III and his wife Linda
-
Nov.
12,
Los
as a member of the cham of South Beach, Oregon, ries - October 29, Herm tine
pionship football team.
and Gerald Daniel Padberg iston, and October 30, Tri-
New players may
On March 21,* | and his wife Nancy of Zig Cities
contact
R. Lee
-Willow Creek Friese at Director
1950, he married Jeanette Zag, Oregon; daughter:
541-377-1865.
Mae Settles at Stevenson, Sandra Lee Proffitt and her Symphony - Tuesday, Sep
For more informa
Washington. The couple husband Larry of Damas tember 6, 6 p.m., Irrigon tion, contact
the INWM of
was married for 61 years. cus, Oregon; sisters: Juan Jr. /Sr. High School, 315 E fice at 541-289-4696.
Archie
taught ita Ross and her husband Wyoming, Irrigon.
school at Milwaukie Junior Warren of Hermiston, and
High School, Corbett Ele Lola Springer and her hus
mentary and several Port band Allen of Hood River;
land, Oregon, schools. He eight grandchildren and 14
was an active member of great grand children. He
the Portland Referee Asso was preceded in death by
Darrin Umbarger Umbarger will be here to
ciation. He also cashiered his parents and his brother,
from “Blue Path” .will be explain what their orga
and sold tickets at the dog Vernon Padberg.
does in helping
and horses races, sold real
Memorial contri the guest speaker for this nization
businesses
be committed
week’s
Heppner
Chamber
estate, owned a filbert farm
butions
to
accessibility
of services
lunch
meeting
on
Thurs
at Damascus, Oregon,
may be
by
people
with
disabilities.
and a donut shop at Long
made to day, September 8, at noon Heppner Family Foods will
Beach, Washington.
P i o n e e r at Heppner City Hall.
Lunch
ex be catering lunch and will
Retiring
from
Memorial
is
$9. be serving: chicken fettuc-
teaching in 1969, he pur
Hospital, pense
with vegetables, green
chased a business that
PO Box BluePath is a program cine
salad
garlic bread.
would be known as Pad
9, Hep- of the Northwest ADA Those and
planning
to attend
berg Wholesale Foods, John Archie pner, OR Center in partnership with
are
asked
to
RSVP
their
serving East Multnomah Padberg, Jr. 97836. the Center for Continuing
attendance
no
later
than
Education in Rehabilita
County, Clackamas Coun
Wednesday
morning,
Sep
ty, and Mt. Hood area. In
Sweeney Mortu- tion and the University of
1975 he sold this business aiy of Heppner is in charge Washington’s Department tember 7, so enough food
ofRehabilitation Medicine. and seating can be accom
and developed a small of arrangements.
modated.
subdivision and the com
Orchestras to begin
rehearsals this month
‘Accessibility’ Chamber
lunch topic
lone Education Foundation
Fundraising Dinner & Auction
Saturday, September 24,2011
Social Hour: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 7:00 p.m.
Location: lone American
Legion Hall
Ticket Prices:
Adults:
$25.00
Children 7-12:
Marcy Mill er &
Jim m y h ilto n
BMCC to offer conversational
Spanish classes in Heppner
Beth Moore’s simulcast set
Sept 10
A local opportunity to hear Beth Moore’s teach
ings through her “Living Proof Live” simulcast will be
held this Saturday, September 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Heppner Christian Church on Gale St.
Doors will open at 8 a.m. Free coffee and muf
fins will be served in the morning and lunch will also be
provided free of charge.
Justice
Court Report
Morrow County Justice of the Peace Ann Spicer
has released the following report:
-Burke Rivers, 50, Aloha, Driving While Sus
pended-violation, $474 fine.
$10.00
Children 6 and
under: Free
Saturday, October 2 2 n d
English Toffee Hazelnut Frappe $3.00
Pumpkin Frappe $3.50
Try our Coffin Mocha Yo Creami
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D in n e r M tn u : Prime Rib, Salmon, Salad,
Baked Potato, Bread, Dessert.
Two drinks included with meal
(beer, wine, soft drinks).
Tickets available at Bank of Eastern Oregon
or Reserved by calling 541422-7435
Live Auction and Raffle Items
Musical performances by
lone Community School Music Department
t