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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1989)
A • •* • » * r • « , ^ • * • • * • - \v V* » • • * , % M • •: • r v %^ v - • ^ . • * .•**.*. ^ » .'\ ‘ ? < **• \ v . x ”**•• • . ; v . y ; • • « v \ ». • T > v ; '; ... . . * < . • ... • • * . - - S ' Engagements Weddings llcppnt-r (iu r ilr - T lin n , llrppnrr, Oregon M idm sdav, October 25, 1989 H \F ‘ f ' * » 4 . • * ’ « * . •• V • I • : : ; t 4 V. • V" iZ; • I .• . f ■Vi « ••• • * 4*3 i * , ef? J .• * . .-V * J f , I S' J VValchli — Currin Patrick and Sherry Walchlt. He must on. announced the engagement «>1 their daughter. Jud> Jean, to Michael George Currin. the son ol Ron anil Judy Currin, Heppner A Nov 4 wedding is planned at 5 p m jt the Asvemhly of G« h I Church in Hcrmicton Judy is a 19X9 graduate of Hcrtnislon High School Michael graduated from Heppner High in 19X1 fie graduated from Boise Stale in |9X9 with a degree in history Green-Harrison Kirsten Mane Green, Heppner, and Travis Lee Hamvin, Ixtingtoo, were married in u double ring ceremony on August 12, 19X9, at the Heppncr United Methodist Church The Reverend Gerry Ftchison officiated Kirsten is the daughter of C liff and Cindy Green. Heppncr and Travis is the son o f Sharon and Robert Harrison. Lexington Kirsten, given in marriage bv her tather, wore a white satin gown with a cathedral tram The bodice was covered with a hand embroidered appli que and |x\irls arul sequins. I "he train was covered with a hand embroidered applique and crystal organza ruflles The veil, a crown, headpiece, hand finder veiling trimmed with white pearls and sequins The bouquet was a cascade o f pink roses, white carnations, stcphanotis and baby 's breath Jennifer Rill o f Washington, I) C . a triend of the bride, was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Kim Sager, l.ytwhburg, Va . a friend o f the bride.and Tiffany Harrison. Lexington, sister of the groom Kevin Hughes. Heppner. friend of the groom, was best nun Groomsmen were Trent Harrison, Forest Grove, brother of the groom. David Green, Heppner. brother of the bride, and Todd Harrison. Richland. W a . brother o f the groom. Niki Sweeney. Heppner. cousin o f the groom, and Josic Green. Princv ille, cousin of the bride, were candlelighters Brooke Sweeney. Heppncr, cousin o f the groom, was flower girl Andy Green. Pnnevtllc. cousin of the bride, was ringhearer A reception was held at the St Patrick's Catholic Church parish hall in Heppner and an informal barbecue wjs held at the home of the groom's parents Alter a wedding trip to Coeur d'alcne. Id., the couple is at home in Lexington. Kirsten is a graduate of Heppner High School and attended Blue Moun tain Community College She is employed with VanMarter and Kahl In surance in Heppner The groom, also a Heppner High School graduate, attended Blue Mountain Community College He is employed with Robert Harrison__________________________________________________________ — HCMF members to to Philippines Berryman — McElligott 1-d V'nn Berryman and Mathew McFlligiX were nurried August 2h. |9X9, at the Mountain View Methodist Church at Butte. Mont I he Reverend Robert Craver and Father Gregory Burke officiated The bride is the daughter of Bob and Charlene Berry nun, Butte, and the groom is the son of I J and Maryan Mctilligol, lone Matron o f honor was Cheryl l.uhick. Butte, sister of the bride Bridesnuids were lammi Berrynun. Butte. Ml . sister of the bride, I race Burton Spokane Wa friend of the bride and Kim Me I can. Willow Creek. Mt . friend of the bride Flower girls were Brandi Berrynun and \mber Davis Robbie Davis was ring bearer Bill Shine. Hoscnun. Mt . friend of the groom was best nun Groomsmen were Jerome Chrilicck. Pullnun. Wa . Fee Ohlmger. Great Falls, Mt and Brett Sherer. Tigard, friends of the groom I'shcrx were Trie Burdette. Boseman and \irxe McF.lligott, Washington, D C Bridget McF.lligon. lone, handled the guest book After a reception, held at the Serbian Hall at Butte, the couple left tor a wedding trip to Calgary and Hdmonfon. Canada I he br ide has a bachelor of science degree from Montana State I Diversity She is cmplovcd with Farmers Home Administration at Poison. Mt The groom has a bachelor of science degree in agricultural business from Montana State University and is employed as a territorv manager with Ihirina Mills R a d io /h a c k PRE-CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS OEALER □ 286-Based PC Compatible Just Power Up and Run! 128K Color Computer 3 For the Whole Family By Tandy S ave *3 0 0 S ave QQQOO aw * Mx>r«lO» A MS DOS’ and D e s ia t e " built m' *25 160? With CM-5 Color Monitor «25 1602 »25 1043 Req Separate Items 1598 95 129895 High-Speed Dubbing Stereo Rack System With Remote ■— System 210 By Realistic* Save ‘ 100 2 4 9 9 S Most wanted features' Synchro start dubbing 20 memory presets built in 5-band equalizer »13-1236 CD Player With IR Remote M l | Reg 199 95 Attaches to any TV' Uses instant loading Program Pal«' software »26 3334 R«*q ■ 0 0 # # I *70 SPECIAL OFFER! 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A n r SDD ^ i ' * V* * » •s •’ r “A Short Drive Will Save You A LOT” Reg 139 95 Farm iTÜders Supply 676-9157 or 676-5001 Give peace of mind' Channel 9 priority switch tone control « » « M ÿ , C .d l, C a r d s W e lc o m e CALL 1-800 522 2308 â ffTÏOlfV lOff Tit Al) 1550 N 1st 567 6461 . > 'V « ♦ « ' •1000 Factory Rabat* Plua •1500 Daalar Discount* On Ramaining 89 Jaap Laredo 4 Door 39 95 Feathery Light Bäf1«»t« run». «Hfl Tops for younq musicians' 100 note mem ory 4 tones, 10 rhythms »42 4008 A . *. *• * 9 y. • /• *-' »4 «Al.; V 1* > v v , * . 5 j ? « »1 <-0 TO Y O I \ - J | | Remote on screen program nunc) of 14 day/6 event timer »16 510 R«fTH)f#» f)4ffe' ex I Full Function Remote HQ tor Sharper Picture 1 0 8 8 8 *3 1 °7 Remote bane*«#* » i t * a last week and this week are full ones lor the center Ihe "55 A liv e " driving class was last Monday . Tuesday and Wednesday, along with the regular dinner on Wednesday Seniors were dismayed at Dot Halvorscn's illness hut were thankful that she could lx- evaccuated to Si Vincent's in Portland and is now recovering from surgery Saturday afternoon following the memorial service for Bert Corbin family and friends gathered in the dining room lor dinner and fellowship The Heppncr Senior Dollandc car iam e into service last luesdav and Thursday Those wishing rules on Tuesday call 676 5089 and on l"hursdav 676 «4435 The tide is to any destination in or near Heppner and hack Sug gcsied donation is 51 \ different bus has been lent bv the st.itc t ransit Division in Salem until the new bus comes next spring I his blue 2 I passenger w ith a lilt and spots lor two wheel chairs comes from Clatsop Tillamook You'll see "Seniors on the m ove" On Oct 2.V25 jaqk'q lanterns from children kimiergarten through fourth grade were entered in a contest sponsored by the Merchants' committee These will lx1 dtsplavcd in the Cover o f the center Thursday Si iudges committee will announce the winnets liiursilay and Friday will be another driving class Ibis is lull but those interested should iall Bill Cox. 676 9497 Beginning this week the office will lx- o|x-n from 9 .« m in 5 p m Mon day through Friday Ihe number is n ’ r> >H)l(i The chairman lor organi/ mg the office stall is k.uhcl Harnett Vnyonc wishing to volunteer time should call her at 676 ‘M M A new committee the acliv dies comniitte has been meeting olten lately to plan tor the coming year Activities include a pillili k and gaitx1 night the second Sunday evening of each month, a huxl sale each month, exercise classes lor seniors, can! parties, ciati groups and maybe special dinners and suppers among other things Members o f this committee are Harriet Battv Sue Vinson D.usv Collins Millie I vans, Marilyn Bergstrom. Helen Gilliam, Theta I owe and Jane Rawlins Neit week Wednesday dinner at noon Menu spaghetti with meat sauce mixed vegetables, chilled pears, French bread and peach cobbler At I p m the meeting ol the Nutrition Site ( onimiltec will be held in the office Thursday, Nov 2 at I p m will lx- the lust meeting of ilu quilting group I his is lor anyone interested in quilts and quilting, all sizes and sh.ijx’ s "(ildsters are not so oldsters" according to Theta I owe chairman, and her assistant, Helen Gilliam Their plan at first will lx- to get acquainted and make small wall hangings. Christmas stixkings and ornaments with plans lor some larger projects to start by the New u \ ii contact Mieta it you have questions. 676 lW9f> or call the center f>76 9010 The Activities Committee indicates a need lor c.nd tables new or used 1 S ave The ultimale m stereo sound' »42 5014 , ...- S ave *6195 PRO 38 By Realistic S ave *70 1 5 9 9 5 ,:,- St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board Dumaguete. Ihe Philippines Nov 4 While m the Philippines, the thre« will attend fvistm semmai s and crusades Thev will return No\ 71 21 By Realistic Programmable Scanner CD 1700 By Realistic Pastor l yndj Crane. Kubv Steers and Dorothy Maudlin, all ol the Heppner Christian Missionary Fellowship w ill leave foi "X ,*a , V» ' _ * '£ ■ ***
