Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 07, 1988, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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    Heppnrr G uette- lim n . Heppner, Oregon Mrdiwvl»». December 7, IWK - SC VIM
B irth s
Amanda
Nicholle Line •
daughter Amanda, was bom Nov
23. 1988 to David and Tracy Line
o f Irrigon at Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston The haby
weighed 7 lbs 31* o/s
Erin D anielle K auffm an-a
daughter Erin, was bom Novemher
24. 1988 to Steve and Linda KaufT
man of Irrigon at Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston The haby
weighed 8 lbs 4 ozs
I
D olores
Rae G a rclla to -s
daughter. Dolorev was bom Nov
25, 1988 to Candelsno and Diana
Garctlazo o f Irrigon at Good
Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston
Hie heby weighed 7 Ihs 5 ozs
Amanda
Renee
R eevct-a
daughter. Amanda, was horn Nov
25. 1988 to Rodney and Jan Reeves
o f Irrigon at Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston The haby
weighed 5 lbs. 7 o/s
CONGRATULATIONS
MUSTANGS!
W e're Proud of YOU!
Jeff & Kathie Mahen
Kate's Pizza
Have Lunch With Santa
Sunday, Dec. 11
1 2 - 3 p.m.
Uf Don SoRbtooli
T h# W o n fttc» « * WOf»<5
Ryan Duncan, 18. formerly of Heppner and now living in
Leavenworth. Wa displays a very nice set of elk horns retrieved
from the bull he killed while hunting in the Blewett Pass area
The 6x6 rack measured 39 inches across and 40 inches from
the middle of the base to the highest point Ryan is a former
Heppner student, graduating from Leavenworth and is now at­
tending Wenatchee Valley College His parents are Bob and
Sue Duncan
Heppner students compete in
Knowledge Master Open
Heppner Junior High school
students participated December 7 in
the Knowledge Master Open, a na
tional contest Ihe contest asks that
students work quiiklv to read and
respond to questions requiring both
knowledge and the ability to apply
that knowledge in new situations
‘ Bring the Kids
Heppner
E lk s
Lunch served 12 - 1 p.m
Lexington’ $
Christmas
Because the contest comes to the
school on a computer disk students
all over the nation may compete on
the same dav and be* spared travel
costs
Ihe contest has proven to be so
popular with students that Linda
Shaw, TAG Coordinator, and Al
Beck. KMO team coach, decided to
give a qualifying test to all 7th and
Kth graders Ihe top 11 students
made up the team Ihcsc students
were lorn Hccket. Grctchen Ber
retta. Sherrv Bingham. Jeremy
C la rk . Mai k l o n k lm . Alcula
Goodyear. Kevin Kilkenny. Jcaninc
Michael. Shane Munkers. Kevin
Payne. Alecia T arnasky, Jim
fe lle ch ea ,
anil
Laurel
\S ebher t ir.iv
Branstetter — Day
On October 22. the t ree Methodist Church in Pendleton, saw the uniting
in marriage of Lorn Day and Bryan Hianstcttcr at a double ring ceremony
with the Reverend Bates officiating
Die bride was walked down the isle by her mother and lather, Troy and
Molly Day of Heppner
the bride wore a gown of while Philippine lace over baby blue with larg
0 Mutton sleeves, trimmed with pear! buttons The gown was nude hy
her mother She wore a headpiece of white and blue silk llowerv with floating
pearls over her up swept hairstyle She wore a pearl pendant and earrings
loaned to her by Norma Edger of Heppner who also nude the tatted ring
pillow
Die maid ot honor was Donna Krueger who wore a medium blue gown
Ihe brulé anil nuid ol honor both earned blue and while bouquets with
ribbon streamers
Parents of the groom arc Gilbert and Mary Branstetter of Pendleton The
grooms best man was Rick Morrclli of Portluru! The ushers and
eandcllighters were Greg Koyal of Pendleton. Merle Gehrke of Stanfield
and Curtis Day. brother of the bride of Heppner All had matching tuses
ot pearl gray with light blue eumberbun atul tie
Marla Reeves, sister of the groom, attended the guest book Vocalist was
1 isa Lowery accompanied on the piano by Rose Mary Schucmng who was
also the organist
Die icccption followed at the church where a thrcc-liercd cukc, punch
aiul lotlec were served Ihe top tier was decorated with a bride and groom
that was alvi on the top of the bride s purents wedding cakes
Ihe bride is an employee at Independent Living in Pendleton
Ihe groom is an employee on the Branstetter Ranch in Pendleton
Ihe couple honeymooned along the coast of California visiting tnends
and relative».
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E GOT THE GIFT1
Enter Soroptimist
coloring contest
Q u a lit y l \ i insetti as
F o r T h e H o lid a y !
VC R Movie Rentals
Large Selection to
Choose From
LEXINGTON LUMBER
20% off ALL Furniture
and Snowmobile Clothing
and Accessories (in stock)
NINTENDO Kriktlt
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F r id a y , D e c e m b e r , 9 t h
(While They Lan)
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Treat The Family to Some
Fresh Bnxisted Chicken and
Frozen Yogurt
and have an enjoyable Holiday Season
Del, Phvllis A Sheri
Del s Market Islington
V A G Hometown Christmas Specials For You!
Friday Noon Special...Gyros Sandwiches with French Fries .
Soup or Salad. • | ow So«a ot m* Day New E n g la n d ( la in C h o w d e r
flh r liyn>% Sandmch 1 » a Greek beef Sausage served on PUa bread vnr/i slu ed
onions, tomatoes, and a spoonful o f TitUvdo sauce Tky It'
The Soroptimist C tuhot Heppner
is once again sponvmng a ( 'hrisimas
coloring contest Pictures may he
picked up at Murray’s Drug Store,
the Ga/cttc Times, or the Heppner
Gtadc School Pictures need to he
colored and returned to Murray s or
the Ga/ctte no later than Mondav.
December 12. 1 p m Winners will
be notified am) are invited lo the
Soroptimist meeting at the l lks ( luh
on Ihurvday. Dei ember I '. 12 M)
p m to piik up their prt/e mones
first, second and thud place winner»
will be awarded in three categories
pre-school Kindergarten. First ami
second graders third ami fourth
graders
«SWEATSHIRTS
\ T-SHIRTS
\ SLIPPERS
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PURSES
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SOCKS
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Every Friday & Saturday Evening Special: Prime Rib, Choice o f
Potato, Soup or Salad, Garlic Toast am d Coffee
$ ^
5
S lo p lo to tk e V 4k G u » d enjoy th e » p lr lt o f m H o m e (o w n
( k rlu fotaa. W e «»III b e n e r v lo g r o m p llo te a la r s g o o d ie « and good
eheert
T h t V & G Restaurant & lounge • lexm gton
Phone 989-8144 for o rd en to go
Com o See U s
For T h ose C hristm as “ Specials
Morrow County Grain Growers Brings You The
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE SALK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Free
,
Hot Cider
and Cookies
Baked by Judy
Jepsen 's
ñ .4-H Club
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
Radio Shack
Toys
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Tools
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Christmas gifts
Household items
DEC. HTH ASII IDTH
HOUSEWARES!
KEY CLOTHING!
FOOTWEAR!
TOOLS!
FREE Schnauzer/cross
Puppies to firs t 5 fakers
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C h ris tm a s
:
Morrow County Grain Growers
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P L I I I t lU I I A > Farm & Builders Supply
424 Lynden Way. Heppner
676-9157 or 676-5001
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