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Engagements Reddin — Majeske lX*n Majcskc. Si Helens. von of Cicnc and Alice Maicskc. Heppner. and Shirley Rc-ddin. Si Helens, would like lo announce their coining marriage Don ansi Shirlc) w ill he married Saturday, February 25 at 2 p m ai the First Lutheran Church in Si Helens IX>n is a I 1* * ! graduate o f Heppner High School and is currentl) teaching at McBride Grade School in Si Helens He has worked there lor the past 19 years Shirley is employed with the St Helens School District llrppner (¿turtle-1 imes, Heppner, Oregon \N ednesday. February 15. 1989 - FINK • South Morrow County Ministerial Association By David Arcbor First Christian Church M.mslui ______________ Reconciliation is one o f those words which we. on the one hand arc scry fam iliar with, and at the same time know sery little afxnit it' practical jp plication in our Itses If we talk about reconciling our check hemk with the bonk statement or our business fnmks with the actual actisity ol that business, most of us have sery little difficulty But when we apply the word to our relationships it wimld seem by our actions we arc plowing new ground What is Reconciliation'* Webster defines n as that activity or effort c v pended to restore, or harmoni/c relationships, lo nuke congruous, to ad- lusi or settle I hc Bible describes it primarily as that operative work o f (iod in restoring unto Himself His creation to their original purpose and position Both definitions indicate that something has changed from the original and is in need or adjustment W ith a hank statement the hank is usually the standard to which we need lo adjust W nh (io d He is the Man dard. for it was us who chose to he disobedient and thereby to insure Fits righteous wrath (Romans 5 I I h And it is of no snull importance that through it was (iod who was wronged it was He who proffered the way through lose to break the enmity (His toward us) and win by a free forgiveness, the very heart o f the offenders W'e. loo are enjoined to pursue reconciliation with one another (M at thew 5 2 * 24) Freely we have received. Ireely we should give All n takes is a desire to put inioelteet the love which (io d so beautifully demonstrated to us in the giving of His son. Jesus Christ, that we should have newness o f life, a life no longer lived to self and self interests, hut a life lived to the one who gave it hack lo us ( I I Cor 5 I I 21). Palmer — Riehl Cynthia I. Fainter and Robert A Richl. both of Fairchild. A FB . would like to announce their engagement and coming marriage Cynthia is the daughter ol M r and Mr> Walter M Balmcr o f Mon tgomery . Ala She graduated in 198b from Robert F I j CC High School and attended Auburn University at Montgomery She is now enlisted in the Air - -•" N s . .* T '• - V ” • • » « ,• * % .. % * • . v- 4 . - *> < • A . r „ > V . . * K *■ • 5' «r • ; , *r / *J ■ r ,. ’ 1 . ■ • . *- . .* *. y. r 4 - . . > **’ T r . r - , '•;> . s ‘ (V S . • -.5 e .-'-'.V - 1 • • « • ... >> '* v v > f ■ Force Robert is the son ot M r and M rs Thomas A Riehl of Heppner He is a 1987 graduate of Heppner High School and is also enlisted in the Air Force Die wedding w ill take place March 11. 1989 at St Batrak s Catholic Church in Heppner / - . ,sr- y • -■ -••** -S U l e ’R e t h e > ■ 1 1,1.1. . i rR o o te fn S o h re n s ? n- * ,r , S.1 • 9 v ’ { *' t . * ^ • i - ? •• .. <>• ».* . % \,K v . - • v > 9 ^. 7 " v * - " a • ' - - - f V -v ^ v ' R e g u la r $14 95 GALLON 110.99 VAIU-PIUS BH H H Clement — Joseph Bruce ( lenient of Madras and Jeanne Das is of Idaho I alls ID are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry . to Scott Joseph son o f Butch and Sandi Joseph o f Brines ¡lie The hride elect is a 1981 graduate o f Heppner High School and a 19Xti graduate ol Blue Mountain Community College She is currently employed at l.es Schwab main office in Brines die I he groom elect is a 19X2 graduate of Madras High School and is o n rentls employed at C'learpine Moldings in Brines die An August 12 wedding in planned lone girls outscore Cascade Locks By Michelle Papineau The lone l ads Cardinals traseled to Cascade I ocks High School Saturday. February I I to continue their weekend winning spree 51 tb "Why am I smilino>" lone jumped to .1 commanding lead that was neser lo he close again Mary Cupps lead lone’s 2 < point first quarter scoring with seven points Mary led lone with IX total game points lone gc*t out scored by four points The score at the halt was 29 IK In the third quarter Mars C upps had another eight points to lead lone's third quarter scoring Cupps also lead the game rebounding net ting 12 The bench finished the game with a score of 51 1b M a t S aks l im r 2.1 « 17 5 S| { M a d * I ocIce H 10 7 | | t« si i u|>i»s 7 4 in is. 1 i upi» .' i ii I . Starter I Not too long ago. I could hear others, but I couUln'i uruL-r u anJ what they were saying Then my Hearing Health Professional tested me and said I was suffering from Serve Deafness, a type of hearing loss that affects millions of people. He also told me there is a new hearing technology that could help me die A rg o s y canal hearing aid So liny, you probably cant see that I’m wear tng it right now! Take my advice and start enjoying the benefits of better hearing Call your Hearing Health Brofessional today lor a complete hearing test and eval P a d h rfi 2 IH I , 14-0 2 \1 j|(rn!>lact I . 1 « V, 4 . S r ts o n I 0 -0 2 . P a p m ra u 1 (I II 2 N S lo rtrr S ’ * H M atg M J Kail P r r e / ; llu h e r t t . F o u ls l o u r 25 < a s c a d r l o c k s I e th n ic a l fo u ls lo u r I . J o I u|>|>s I k r b o u m ts lo u r .1.1 t a s c a itr l i n k s P ji II m r ^ i s 1 NA n MarMv IV II 1 W a itn iN a s t 4. I S t o r t r r I . B a ll I , P a |M n ra u I , J ( u|>|>s 5, St ( u|>|>s 12 S lra ls lo u r II I ( a s c a rir I i n k s 5 l u r n o s r r s l o u r l . l t a s s a itr l i n k s 15 H b n k n t tln a s S lo r u n n I , S S l o r t r f I Hamann — Van Schoiack w a lm J ji I ons Hamann and Anne Van Schmack I 'matilla wotlld lik r fo annortnee thcir cngagcmcui and coming marriagr Anne is the daughter ol Robert Van Schoiack ol Hcppncr and thè late K.ithry n Van Sc hoiack Sh<- is a graduale ot Heppner High Sc hool in 1981 and ( >rcgon State l ’mversity in |9K/> she is eurrrntlv teaching s e c o ru l grade al McNars Hcights Flcmentary School Ions is the von ol F.vcrelt and Rossa H jiiu n n ot la (ira n d c He is .1 graduate of Cose High School in 1978 and employed bs Hamann Farms in lariirande H k - wedding will tx- h .-ld March 18. 19 8 9 ,u 4 j> m at ( Mir I a d v o l Angels ( atholu Churs h in Hermtston Free tax assistance available Free tax assistance is available lor persons o f all ages with low to moderate income and the non t.nglish speaking H r - volunteers arc trained by the IRS to answer ques lions or help you fill out yinir forms Area offices will be open beginning February I ai Irrigon from 9 a tn noon on Monday at the Stokes 1 an ding Senior C ili/c n Building and in Itoardnun from 2 7 p m Wcdncs day at City Hall in the library or council room or ta ll -181 9 2 '2 Blcase bring last year’s return. W 2 ’s. 10‘X) c. other incotiR* or ex pense information and this year's lalx-led forms l or more information or questions call V ivian Corp Sb7 KtiM AARB iscoordiruMing the volunteers lor this free tax assistance program again this year but the assistaiKe is open lo all ages Lunch Specials French Dip w salad FI AT 14000 FM h W H IT E & 12 i ' i ic in u r n m u c R e g u la r $8 99 GALLON Births K ile le e W allin g , .1 son. Ksle was born February 4 1989 to Rn.i atul l.iines W alling of Heppner, at (rood Shepherd Hospital in Her mision I he baby weighed 5 lbs 14 o/s Grandparents ate l.ila Walling, Colville. W a , and Fisa Mac (iib son. Heppner (ire a l grandparents are C ora F la t/. Heppner A ll Otli<kr liit o r io r P a in t* »11 S a l» PETTYJ 676-9157 or 676-5001 424 Lynden Wa\ Computer Paper ’ 2 1 .8 2 — 2 .55(1 sheets * Gazette-Times 676-9228 to c»** ll»*’ IBiiekniiiii** THURSDAY l|||l lATfX »VAL l PAINT .V, * ‘vi "Ü anil cleans u() *i|h snap and Farm A Builders Supply tita »’ 1 i Come in and try our fuel injected cars tVc pickups! FRIDAY Weird Weenie w spuds •2 7 * *2 °° I* l» n t v to » lio o s » I'roiii And we have G M A C fi nane ini* C’ as low as fl.?l APR 1 .0 0 0 < *;i\li l»n<*k. ( h r t k o u r s t o r k , o u r p rit t*s. o u r fm .tn t triR o p t io n s first H earing Aid S arv lc * In ll« » p p n « » r O n Thursday. Feb. 23rd. 10 a m. to 1 p.m. AT GONTY’S 136 North Gale FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 876-9264 or 278-3155 collect MONDAY TUESDAY Soft Shelled Taco la rg e Super Nacho • |*n • 2 7 * • e l” **>■«!•«• I l i a 11 ju s t » U i \ » r n ' * B M Y o u 'll I h > g l.ir l y o u (ltd . WEDNESDAY Super Burger w spuds k M M S T W E R * % ' / ’ :< & v on selected vehicles or up to * uation. For m ore in fo rm atio n , please contact: ,4 Wright Chevrolet, Inc, Oldsmobile Associated with Northwest Chevrolet Dealers Asxoc A liH ) il l \ (m n n i i lr u lr r x h ip fo r AO \r u n Fossil Herb Wright 763-4175 Bill Maclnnes Billy Maclnnes J W .' * ir
