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About The times of Willamina. (Willamina, Oregon) 1972-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1973)
WILLAMINA TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON, Tuesdday, November 20, 1973, Page 3 W edding B ells’ Servicemen Ne'vsof Cindy Newton-David Heida M iss Cindy Newton and David Heida were united In marriage on November 10 at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and M rs. P erry Newton In Sheridan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and M rs. Roger Newton of McMinnville and the groom 's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Heida of McMinnville. The Reverend Richard Halstead per formed the afternoon rites. The bride wore a cream colored gown of em bossed satin, with a wreath of flowers for a headpiece. Her grandmother, M rs. John Fisher of Willamina made the gown. M rs. Lowell Pearson, siste r of the bride, was matron of honor; and Lowell Pearson stood as best man for Mr. Heida. Pam Johnson sang, accompanying her se lf on the guitar. A reception was held following the ceremony. M rs. Michael Fisher and Miss Ann Heida cut the cake, which was baked by M rs. Leonard Morse of Newberg. A ssisting with refreshments were Mrs. Andy Menefee, Mrs. Adrian DeLay, and M rs. Perry Newton. M iss Debbie Fisher was In charge of the guest book and M iss Julie Newton, sister Of the bride, received the gifts. After a wedding trip to California and M exico, the couple will be at home. Mexico, the couple will be at home in McMinnville. Debbie Hendricks—VBR- plea of guilty- fine $25, court cost $5, assessm ent $2. Chales Belgard-monor In possesslon- plea of guilty-court cost $5, serve 4 days. Charles Belgard-monor in possession- idea of guilty-fine $35, court cost $5, assessm ent $2. William Klinger-no operator's license on person-dism issed. Douglas L . Patitz Marine Pvt. Douglas L. Patitz, of 529 W, Main, Sheridan, graduated from basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot In San Diego. He is a former student of University High School, Spokane, Washington. Gretchen Dejong-Steven Jones M iss Gretchen Kay Dejong became the bride o f Steven Russell Jones at 7 p.m. November 3 at the Trinity Lutheran Church In Sheridan. The rites were performed by the Reverend Eugene Ludwig. M iss Dejong is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Dejong, Rt 1 Box 24, Sheridan, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and M rs. R ussell Jones, R t.l Box 234McMinn ville. The bride's floor length sown had an empire waist and long sleev es, with a chiffon overlay. She wore her mother's elbow length veil which was held with a bow. M rs. Bill Lyons of Corvallis was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Lori and Molly Dejong, siste r s of the bride. Curtis Dejong, a brother of the bride, stood as best man. Ushers were Duane Davis of Salem and Mike M orris. Trinity Lutheran Church Is the same church where the bride's parents were married, and also her grandparents, Mrs. E.A. Brandt and the late Mr. E .A. Brandt. A reception followed at the Ballston Community Hall. The couple Is making their first home In McMinnville, where the bride is employed as a beautician and the groom is a farmer. Photos were by Picture Parlor of Mc Minnville. W illa m in a C ourt Reports No Left Turn W S C S C lu b chanqes William Klinger-white light to the rear- fine $5, court cost $5, fine suspended. Frank West Jr.-driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor-fine $200, court cost $5, assessm ent $5. Joleen Bailer-expired auto licen se-d is m issed. - Bruce M ercier-minor in possession- plea of not guilty-found not guilty by court. Micheál McKelllp-drunk in public-plea of not guilty-found guilty by court-fine of $25, court cost $5, assessm ent $2. nam e Wednesday, at the regular monthly meeting of the women's group at the United Methodist Church in Sheridan, the name was officially changed from WSCS to United Methodist Women. There was a special program describing the changes Involved. Other business included changing the circles from five to three, and officers elected for the coming year are; Ruby Shafer, president; Jackie Krahn, vice president; Patti Hutchins, secretary; Vera Lyon, treasurer; Frances Harrison, secretary of program resources; nomin ating committee, Harriet Hayes and Hor- tense Palm er. John Love-monor in possession-plea o f guilty-fine $25, court cost $5, assessm ent $2. Pete Kempt-driving while under the In fluence of Intoxicating liquor-ball for feiture $300, assessm ent $5. Robert Bowman-excessxve noise (muf- fler)-ball forfeiture $25, assessm ent $2. Joy Endicott-Illegal parking-ball for feiture $5, assessm ent $1. Daryl wright-VBR- ball forfeiture $26, assessm ent $2. Nobody was injured In this late-night argument between a car and a telephone pole last week in downtown Willamina. P a s to r s C o rn e r The inspired record of the Word of God begins, “ In the beginning G o d I t begins with an absolute fact and then goes on in the next 66 books to prove what a tremendous fact the reality of God is . But it does more than this. As the Old Testament prophecies of the past merge into their fulflUment in the New Testament, a picture of God Is revealed, a por trait so im m ense, so powerful, so lovely that the soul of man can scarcely take it in. There Is the presence of the supernatural. God again and again has Intervened In man's spiritual and social development to show Himself alive and concerned about his world. The universe with"its design and purpose, with its intricacy and detail, Its vast ness and complexity proves that there is a great Designer Who can be none other than God Himself, Man with his desire for God (and every man does desire Him), with his picture and idea of perfection, with his creativity, and conscience, with his moral inward law, his conscience and his assurance of final judgement proves again the truth and reality of our one God, our Lork. But these only point the direction. There is another, a greater, a special revela tion of God's reality and love. It is in the person of Jesus Christ. We may skip m errily on our way and ignore the abundant proff around us of our God and His care. But the cross will suddenly arrest us. No man can run from the c ro ss. It stands on the horizon of every soul. It is our moment of truth. Paul the Apostle came to the place that he could "glory In the cro ss." For it had done what nothing else could do. 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