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SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. May 17, 1979 Debra Baker hosted to bridalshower t F Debra Baker Forthcoming marriage Saturday, June 16 Terry M. Hager of Heppner and Linda Hager of Walla Walla, Wn., announce their forthcoming marriage on Sat urday, June 16. Friends are invited to attend a reception for the couple at 4:30 p.m. at the Heppner Elks Club. A family wedding, at the D.O. Nelson home, will pre ceed the reception. Portland The Sojourners, a male gospel quartet from the Port land area, will present a program tomorrow evening, Friday, May 18, at 7:30 at the Seventh-day A d v e n t i s t Church, Heppner. Now Open Under New lanagement Open 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 7 Days a Week Now Serving Broasted Chicken Heppner 676-5072 L 26th Annual MORROW FIOMEE pncwnc Sunday, May 27 Heppner Fairgrqunds Registration 10a.m. to The Heppner Museum will be open Sunday Plan to visit the antique farm machine museum at the fairgrounds Your hosts are Mi. & Mrs. Kenneth Peck and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Peck Debra Baker, The Dalles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., David Baker was hosted to a bridal shower given by the St. Williams Altar Society of St. William's Church, lone, in the church basement, on Sunday, May 13. Out of town guests were the guest of honor, her sister, Mrs. Jerry Kindrick and Mrs. Dick Campbell, mother of Miss Baker's fiancee, all of The Dalles. Attending from Pen dleton were Mrs. Randy Tachella and daughter, Whit ney, and Mrs. Jeff Burnett, both sisters of Miss Baker. Miss Baker will wed Kelly Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell, The Dal les, May 26. Hager is Managing Editor of the Gazette-Times and a resident of Heppner for the past two years. Mrs. Hager has been employed as office manager for a Walla Walla business firm. The couple have one child, Tyson, will be a first grader. who Sojourners to sing heire Friday Singing together since 1972, the Sojourners have presented gospel concerts across the United States and in Canada for churches, camp meetings and fairs. All four have full-time ca- Blaclihorse Tavern Formerly West of Willow Tavern 12-noon E 1 ( v , ...... . ,, , , - , , t . . . t ! . ' .- V I .. f A . fi i ' ,f . ', ' ;A A I . . ' 1 f , ' , H fcHi.M. will' n ..'.. ' r- - X I, , James W. Cutsforth & Diana Marie Daniels Daniels-Cutsforth yedding June 30 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Daniels of Baker announce the engagement of their daughter Diana Marie to James W. Cutsforth, son of Mrs. James E. Barrett of Heppner. Diana is a graduate of Baker Senior High School (75) and Eastern Oregon State College (78). She is employed by the Hermiston School District as a high school science teacher. Jim is a 1973 graduate of Heppner High School and Eastern Oregon State College, 1978. He is employed by the J.R. Simplot Company in Hermiston as a fieldman. reers as well. Gene Syfert, tenor, is a painting contractor. Don McConnell, lead, is owner of McConnel Land Surveying. Ray Haynes, baritone, is a marketing director in the paramedical field, and Val Devitt, bass, is in hospital administration. The wives, also members of the Sojour ners, accompany the quartet on the piano and organ. O.W. Cutsforth hospitalized in Portland Orville Cutsforth, Lexing ton, was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland Monday for tests, according to a family spokesman. Cutsforth, a long time farm er and participant in the Lexington Grange and Hep pner Chamber of Commerce, suffered a mild heart attack last week and was treated at Pioneer Memorial Hospital, Heppner. i OR BUST fl. lin H T T AT k DAY A K WEEKEND A is planned in the First Presby terian Church in Baker, Oregon. A June 30th wedding Boyce-Brown rites June 2 at The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown of the Dalles, have announced the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Debbie Brown to Rick Boyce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyce, Heppner. The wedding ceremony will be held in Sorosis Park on Combining several styles of quartet harmony, the So journers bring a program of varied and inspirational mu sic which they like to call Music with a Message. Their O Lexington news o.Delpha Jones A group of Holly Rebekah Lodge members attended a luncheon and fun afternoon at the Willows Grange Hall sponsored by the Bunchgrass Rebekah Lodge No. 91. The dinner was served at 12:30 p.m. from tables beauti ully decorated with lighted candles and candle rings, matching napkins and May baskets at each place in pastel colors. A program of clever poems and readings were heard aut mothers after which games were played with each guest taking home a prize. Preceeding the meeting the ladies met at the Jones home for a short Three Links club meeting. Plans were made for summer card parties for a benefit of the lodge, the food sale held on Friday and discussed business for the rebekah Assembly in Baker. Those present were Josie Peck, Virginia Peck, Florence McMillan, Leila Palmer, Joyce Buchanan and the hostess Delpha Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Burch Sawyer of Pasco were Lexington callers Sunday with friends. Let's Dine Out! Luncheon Specials Mini Sandwiches Monday-Friday Fri. & Sat. Night Special Top Sirloin & Mini Captions Plate West of Willow Restaurant HEPPNER 676-5149 Scholarship board to name recipients The selection committee for the Carl W. Troedson Educa tional Fund met last week at , the Morrow County School District Office in Lexington to select students to receive scholarship grants from the Sign up for Fall program Parents of children who will be entering Kindergarten at lone Elementary School next year are asked to bring them to the school on Tuesday, May 22, at 10:15 a.m. for pre-regis-tration. They will spend the morning with the kindergarten teacher and finish at 11:15 a.m. June 2 at noon in The Dalles. A reception will follow at the Portage Inn. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. The groom is an accountant for Dan Thompson, C.P.A., The Dalles and a graduate of the University of Oregon. t)ne purpose is to better acquaint others with Jesus Christ, their best Friend. This promises to be an evening of outstanding inspir ational music . 989-8189" i Mrs. Charles Buchanan spent the weekend with her mother and friends in Hills boro. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chick were weekend visitors in Lexington from their work in Pendleton. Vesta Kilkenny of Portland has been visiting in and around Lexington this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Zane Coffin and sons Pat and Bill of Elmira were recent overnight visitors with the Bill Smith family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laws of Lewiston, Idaho spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Munkers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robin son were Goldendale visitors ilast hursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and son Bill motored to Pendleton on Sunday where they met their daughter Karen Cana day and children Blake and Jeana from La Grande, and enjoyed a Mothers Day din ner. Hazel Jackson of The Dalles is visiting her sister, Gladys Van Winkle. 0495 0495 Shrimp 55 Troedson Fund for the 1979-80 school year. The committee members are Morrow County School Superintendent Matt Doherty, Morrow County Judge Delwin Nelson and Valby Lutheran Good News Club hosts ventriloquist The Good News Club in Heppner held its last meeting Monday. Meeting changed The lone Church of Christ Study Group meeting original ly scheduled for Thursday, May 17 has been rescheduled for May 29 in the church basement beginning at 7:30 p.m. Five pronouncements w:ll be discussed at the meeting before the General Synod meets at Indianapolis. Open house for Cade Padberg Sunday, May 20 An open house is slated Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. to celebrate the 80th birthday of Catie Padberg, Lexington. The event will be held at the ' Lexington I.O.O.F. Hall. Mrs. Padberg was born in Lexington and has been active in Rebekahs, Degree of Honor, the Lexington Christian Church. She has three daugh ters, Mrs. L.V. Vinson, Monu ment, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon lPadberg, Lexington, Mr. and rs. Charles Padberg, Dayton, Wash., seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. COUPON Senior girls will receive a full 25 Discount on any dress purchased through L Graduation Gift Ideas! Lingerie Baby Dolls with Bikini or Tap Pants Sleep Shirts in cotton & nylon Purses SlO-canvas, some handmade crochet, styles Fashion Scarves in the new Disco-Type mesh Cotton T-Shirts by T-Party for $6 and up Elastic Belts in bright red, yellow an blue Gift Certificates IHOUSEFRSIIIOIII .rSry, 233 N.AAAIN HEPPNER Phone 676-9426 Church Pastor, John Maas. Award recipients will be announced at graduation exer cises in the county's three high schools. Present college stu dents whose grants have been renewed will receive direct Mike Newell, director for the Child Evangelism Fellow ship in Umatilla and Grant counties, was the special speaker. Newell, a ventrilo quist, brought Toshua, his dummy and they were enjoy ed by all. Newell is also the director for Good News Camp. Camp is year will be held August 19-25 and all children seven to 12 are eligible to attend. Camp Good News is held at camp Elkamah which is on Highway 244 between La Grande and Ukiah. Camp cost is $22 plus a $3 non-refundable registration fee. Anyone interested may con tact Mr. Newell at 276-7329 or 276-4988 or write P.O. Box 1454 Pendleton, Oregon 97801. , Heppner Nigh School Spring Concert Final Performance of The Year! Thursday 17 7:30 p.m. Heppner High School Gymnasium Donations will Be Accepted-FREE ADMISSION Concert Band Choir Message Sponsored By BANK OF -JZastern Oregon . Heppner-kxte-Ariington V Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to GO! Congratulations to all our graduating seniors! llHOIia-fflSHIlIt iffi shoulder & clutch double - wrap belts notification by the committee. The selections are made on the basis of financial need, academic ability and the student's prospects for suc cess in post high school training. Kindergarten registration scheduled Heppner Elementary School has scheduled a Kindergarten Orientation Day, Wednesday, May 23 from 1-4 p.m. and again at 6-8 p.m. in the Kindergarten Room at the school. . Parents may register at that time. There will be no class in the afternoon but they will be able to meet the teacher, get used to the room. To register their children, parents need a birth certificate and a record of immunizations. If immuni zations are needed, they may attend a clinic at the school Thursday, May 24 at 9:30 a.m. Children can not be admit ted to school without up to date immunizations, according to state law. Jim Ackley Bend Final Performance in Concert W ill v. 1
