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« • .. H rppocr (;» /r1 lr limr%, H rp p n rr. Oregon W rdiw vl»*, M at l i . If M - FIVE Weddings ¡nsta„ed at United Church of Christ Big River Band Festival is June 19 The Kth Big River Band Festival will kick ofT on Sundav. June 19. with an 8 a m 10.000 meter run The run will wind through the streets ot Arlington An arts and crafts fair will open a 10 a m and food con cessions will he available all da> Band music, featuring diverse groups Irom around the area and the state will begin playing in the Gazebo in Karl Snell Memorial Park in the morning I he highlight of the day will be the appearance of IXv Sescrinsen performing with former A rlington schoolm ate. Dennis Clark, and his band The town ot Arlington is conve niently Uvated on I 84 between The Dalles and H erm iston The C ()_p a s to r s festisuies will take place in the Karl Snell Memorial Park on the water fn*nt and is free of charge Sw mim ing. relaxing in the park, and pic nicking or enjoying the food booths are added features for festival goers Die Big Riser Band Festival had its beginnings with Arlington's Centennial celebration The com mumtv was in favor of continuing an annual event with a musical theme and proceeded to construct a beautiful ga/ebo in the park in which the bands perform Other activities and attactions have been children's games, morning coffee hour in the park, an evening street dance, and lots of visiting with friends Andre — Rauch Katherine Ann Andre and Christian Rauch were united in marriage April 23. in Ridgefield, Wa Katherine is the daughter of James ami Barbara Andre of Ridgefield She graduated from Ridgefield High School, attended Clark Community Col lege and Washington State University Christian is the son of Irvin and Mildred Rauch of Ixxington He graduated from Hcppner High School ami attended l astern Oregon Col lege and University of Oregon Officiating at the ceremony was Father (icne Leonard and Pastor Kick Evenson Jim Ackley provided the musical selections lor the wedding The maid of honor was sister of the bride. Kris Andre <>) Ridgefield Bridesmaids were Gen Grieb. l^xington and Sherrie Fall, ot Vancouver. Wa Best man was Ken Gneb. Boardman. jnd groomsmen were David An dre, brother of the hride of Shasta, Calif . and Sian Rauch, the groom's brother from Hermiston Flower girl was Allison Kelly. niece of the bride Ring bearer was nephew o f the groom. Josh Hill A reception was held at St Mary 's Church in Ridgefield NS a Cutting the cake for the couple was Tana Hill Karen Kellv served coffee and I isa Maxwell and Lori Patterson served punch Ihe guest hook was attended by Kara Cristfulli After a Caribbean cruise and a visit to Disney World, the couple is at home in Lexington A reception was held at Hope Lutheran Church Slav 14 In t h e S e r v i c e Airman John M Kenny, son of Mr. and Mrs William J Kenny of Hcppner. has graduated from Air Force basic training at laickland Air Force Base, Texas During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations In addition, airmen who complete basic training cam credits toward an Marigolds in the hath tub at the park They will be planted this week A trip is planned to the Peterson Rock Gardens in Bend on June 14 We will leave el 6 SO a m and return that evening everyone is to take a sack lunch Ians Allyn gave an interesting talk on horse radish and its uses Everyone wav given samples to take home lX>rothy Burcham won the door prize lone .'v* And More ' * • SACRO t K » Mnv*s#» *v y p o t a u u o i pi)«« U» H» a*»n#T* t*n b# o**0 -»«y 88 « r, , ■ i t * ^ * ; > hv #. • *î«*v*xannu pot r * tolto* poRpt»jrr< #rxj , arvJto • PRdRCl H» » to »OOto ar*to to *x « lu * * c « r t u4 p x X p u ix ri * 2.99 LIM IT S ONE GROUP HALLMARK LIMIT 1 MAY 20 — 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. DAWN OR COMET » I MfkMMl O» ii 04 borito 10 % Off All Merchandise M -„>'(»• '.iWrfNy * • ' ' 0» 14 04 Cuto*t •«!». 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' • V ' V .y . - ■ • C.rioo*# h o rs ***a#t»xJ »C*r>ta TA 04 ttoga • CofctoMf prttoO * <to <**•% DOOIt PHIZES ■ . - " • /: POTPOURRI S IM H R IM M • 6 a« Can R E G IS T E R T O W IN ............ ri y .v :\ At Murray's Ritualistic contest held in Heppner «499 ’\i .'W l h IS't- HH) l ) S 4 2 2 -7 5 4 0 EARLY CALIFORNIA OLIVES * 2»9 i Fri. & Sat. ^ Night STATIONERY Cedar Bark Mulch > . f 1 » ' • * », * 1 ■ « * '• •«!/»• P rim e R ib ■/* P r i c e Garden Ties , • . V* ‘ • A ' •'*' . • ' . V , ’ . . Aw \ ‘v «* c ’A * B e ech er's The Heppner Elks, Number 358. will be hosting the District Ritualistic Contest in Heppner this Friday ami Saturday. May 20 and 21 Ten teams consisting of Hood River. The Dalles. Condon. Her m iston. P endleton. M ilton Freewater. LaGrandc. Enterprise. Baker and Heppner will compete Around 100 people will be in Hepp nor tor this event, which is alternate ly held around the district Lhere will be live music on Fri day anil Saturday nights, ami the general menu will be served associate degree through the com munity college of the Air Force He is a 1987 graduate of Heppner High School • *%• O ' ’ ' S A L A D BAR to be admitted into an ultra sound school in the fall Trisha graduated from Heppner High School m 1985 J f • V jj Mahoney graduates Magna Cum Laud Trisha Mahoney, the twenty one- year old daughter ot Bob and Shcr ree Mahoney and granddaughter ot Hazel M ahoney. H cppner. graduated Magna Cum Laud • ' l l ! Q .P.A .) in Radiologu Technology from Boise Stale University Sunday. May 15 For her degree. Trisha rotated through five major hospitals in Boise for the 1200 hours of practical experience she needed to graduate Trisha will take her national riurds in Julv and hopes V. - i • '• , ' *. •' *• I • o • . • 1 ' * i * .* - *, . - V "?} . •* The 26th annual auction & barbecue of the lone United Church of Christ will be Saturday. June 4th. Donations will be picked up by Bill Riet- mann. 422-7296 and by Dick Allen. 422-7563 jj / !»f _jt i IU CC Auction f , 1 a . • particularly invited to join us Please let us know if you w ill be coming by calling 422 75 V) On Pentecost Sundav. May 22. Revs Caroline and David /aw orski will be officially installed as the co- pastors of the lone United Church of Christ In this serv ice of celebration 'he pastors and congregation cove nant together in their mutual ministry This is also a spec ial time as we recognize the /aw orskis' 5th anniversary of ordination, which will be held in June The service will be held at 4 30 p m with a potluck dinner follow ing Child care will be provided so we encourage families to attend Members of the community and members of other local churches are Lexington Garden Bugs met for meeting The l^xington Garden Bugs met for their regular meeting at the home of Margie Ball Fhose present were Eula Bloodsworth. IXvrothy Bur cham. Ians Allyn, Kathy Tcllcchca and the hostess A rcpx»rt was given on the pro gress of refinixhing the picnic tables Mel Allyn is doing the job They look real nice and will be ready for use soon The club decided to plant : * % SPAGHETTI, RAVIOLI OR CHILI • «S 04 f ar»* • C ’--• * * «WtogTtoto t W c t f t o i Pa«# o# 1 » Hoi CtoR * . . -7 1
