TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
J u a n David
“J D ” Payne— Kevin
and Petra Payne o f
H eppner announce
the birth of a son, Juan
An area multiple scle
David “JD ” Payne.
rosis (MS) support group
JD was bom on Oc
will meet this Thursday,
tober 14, 2014 at St.
Nov. 13, at 10:30 a.m. at
Anthony Hospital in
M urray’s Drug in Condon.
Pendleton, OR. He
The support group is
was 22 inches long
for p eo p le w ith M S, as
and weighed 8 pounds
well as for family members
and 11 ounces.
and caregivers. The group
He joins big sis
m em bers say they share
ters Maya, 6, and Isa Juan David “ JD" Pavne
inform ation, laugh, talk,
bel. 4.
laugh, vent and then laugh
Grandparents are
some more.
Mary Ann Elguezabal of 1 leppner. Les and Kathy Payne
“And the party starts
o f Umatilla. OR and Phyllis Armitage o f Wenatchee, WA. when you get here,” adds
Great-grandparents are Maximiliano Elguezabal of Nyssa, one member.
OR and Joan Ingram o f Nezperce, ID.
Heppner
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The group will have
lunch at 11:30. The lunch,
catered by Sandi’s Soups
and Catering and pajd for
by the Florida-based MS
Foundation, is free to par
ticipants.
The group is sponsored
by the MS Foundation and
the NMSS (National MS
Society).
Meetings take place the
second Thursday o f every
month in Condon. Q ues
tions, contact M erilee at
541-571-5853.
Lexington Class of 1964 holds 50th reunion
Grange to
hold craft
sale
for the obituary
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Mexican meal to
benefit Indian
children
On Sunday, Nov. 16,
the catechism classes at St.
Patrick’s Catholic Church
will be having a Mexican
dinner as a fundraiser for
a children’s home in India.
Dinner will be served from
4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Cost is
$10 per plate.
St. P a tric k ’s F ath er
Papa sponsors the home
for children in his native
India, and the children here
in Heppner say they want
to lend a helping hand.
The children in the home
are medically, emotionally
MS support group
to meet Thursday in
Condon
Births
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
or developm entally chal
lenged. Father Papa will
have facts and pictu res
about the home available
at the event.
The children at St. Pat
ric k ’s Parish began pre
paring for the dinner last
Sunday by cleaning 25 cups
o f pinto beans and making
placemats. They say they
are eager to help prepare,
serve and clean up in honor
o f these special children.
Call Mary Ann Elguez-
abal with questions, 541 -
676-5774.
A craft sale is planned
at the Lexington Grange
Nov. 22-23.
Grange m em bers say
doors will be open from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Entry fee
is $2 or two canned food
items.
All proceeds will be do
nated to a local food bank.
Items to be found at
the sale include A rtisans
o f the Rainforest jew elry
at M ahaley H uddleston's
booth, up-cycled windows
by Sheena Shank, hand-
painted wood signs and
chalkboards by Haley Win
ters, as well as vendors for
Scentsy, T hirty-O ne and
much more.
Fourteen of the 39 members of the class of '64 were able to attend the recent 50"* reunion.
Back (L-R): Larry IMuessig, Lee Padberg, Doug Dubuque, Lyle Hopper, Steven Peck, Roger
Schoonover and Dary l Dick. Front (L-R): Martha Peterson Long, Phy llis Nelson Hyder, Virginia
Moore Parrish, Pam Wilkinson Wunderlich, Mclodve Berry Trusty, Mary Johnson DeVall and
Diana Fulleton Ball. -Contributedphoto
The class attended and
participated in the Heppner
High School H om ecom
ing activities, attended the
Booster Club auction and
dinner held that week, and
met for a time of visiting
and socializing at the fair
grounds.
C lass m em bers said
they enjoyed getting to
gether and catching up on
what has been going on in
each other’s lives.
trios. S ev
eral o f these
talented
youngsters
w e re a ls o
selected to
play at the Emma
S ta te E n Rietmann
semble Fes
Eli Petzoldt and Roen Waite
tival, which will be held
Nov. 15 at Western Oregon
Genevieve Smith and Kendall
Dowdy
University in M onmouth,
OR
Participating were:
Eli Petzoldt and Roen
Waite playing “James Bond
Theme”— selected to play
Elijah, Sam and Seth Grigg
at state.
T he O re g o n M usic 125 total participants from
FI a n n a h, M a d is o n
Teachers Association held Umatilla and Morrow coun and Rylee Palmer playing
its annual Ensemble Fes ties, and 18 local piano “ Bluesy Tuesday.”
Nicole Propheter and Olivia
tival
Saturday, Nov. 1, in students participated in the
Leo Waite and Justice
Hannah and Madison Palmer Schmidt
H e rm isto n . T here w ere event playing piano duets or Petzoldt playing “Sail.”
Hannah and M adison
Palmer playing “The Met
ronome”— selected to play
at state.
Genevieve Smith and
K endall Dowdy playing
“ B ouncin’ B oogie”— se
lected to play at state.
Nicole Propheter and
C heyenne Shaw playing
“JaDa.”
Elijah, Sam and Seth
G rig g p la y in g “ A g e n t
003”— selected to play at
state.
Nicole Propheter and
Emma Rietmann playing
“ Rio Rhum ba”— selected
to play at state.
Reiah Waite and Nata
lie Grigg playing “ Play it
in Peoria.”
Local piano students attend
ensemble festival
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School g raduating class
o f 1964 held its 50lh class
reunion in H eppner Oct.
3-5. Fourteen o f the 39
class mem bers were able
to attend.
Church plans citrus
sale as fundraiser
The Heppner Seventh-
day A dventist Church is
selling citrus fruit from
Florida as a fundraiser to
support church outreach
programs, as well as other
events and item s at the
church.
The fruit fundraiser,
which church members say
was chosen because it is a
healthy choice for people's
eating lifestyles, is sold
twice a year.
Orders for the first sale
are due by the end o f No
vember for delivery to Hep
pner by the second weekend
in December.
Another sale is planned
in December for delivery in
January.
The following fruit op
tions are available: Flori
da navel oranges— small
and large boxes, ruby red
grapefruit— small and large
boxes, tangerines, variety
boxes (make great Christ
mas gifts), and M andarin
oranges— five-pound bags.
To order, contact Cyn
thia at 541 -561-9132 or or
der online at www.golden-
harvestsales.com , account
# 17037.
Weather
nixes
Lexington
Bunco
party
Due to the rep o rted
w e a th e r fro n t m o v in g
across the area, the Bunco
party planned for Nov. 13 at
the Holly Rebekah Lodge
in Lexington has been can
celled.
“ See you D ecem ber
11,” a lodge spokesm an
said.
Community
Willow Creek Symphony lunch menu
to perform in Heppner
MIKE FRINK
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The Willow Creek Symphony will present its first
concert of the 2014-15 season on Sunday, Nov. 16, at 4
p.m. at Heppner Elementary School. The concert is free
and open to the public; everyone is welcome to attend.
For more information regarding the WCS concert,
contact INWM, 541-289-4696, or Kathy Vemam, 541 -
569-2469.
ALL N E W S AND
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Hope and Valby Lu
theran and All Saints Epis
copal church members will
serve lunch on Wednesday,
Nov. 19, at St. P atrick’s
Senior Center.
The meal will include
Swiss steak, mashed po
tatoes, mixed vegetables,
green salad, bread sticks
and apple crisp. M ilk is
served at each meal.
Suggested donation is
$3.50 per meal.
M enu is s u b je c t to
change.