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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 24, 1993 FIR ST INTERSTATE BANK CORDIALLY IN V ITES YOU TO A NO COST Guest speaker at Baptist church Tholbergs celebrate 50th ••INVESTMENT & ESTATE PLANNING OPTIONS" WORK SHOP DECEMBER 2 , 7:00 1993 P. M. CATHOLIC CHURCH, PARISH HALL N. JONES S T . HEPPNER, OREGON (r e fr e sh m e n ts w i l l be serv ed ) TOPICS WILL INCLUDE: FULL RANGE OF INVESTMENT SERVICES TRUST MANAGEMENT SERVICES Raymond and Rosella Tholberg Rich and Cheri Strahm USING TRUSTS FOR TAX ADVANTAGES Rich and Cheri Strahm, mis sionaries to the Philippines, ser ving with the Conservative Bap tist Foreign Mission Society of Wheaton, 111, will be speaking about their ministry at Lexington Baptist Church on Nov. 28 at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS TO HEIRS PLEASE R . S . V . P . CONTACT US AT ( 5 0 3 ) 6 7 6 - 9 1 6 4 I CHEVROLET Over the years some things never change at a quality dealership HONESTY-INTEGRITY-RESPONSIBILITY-SERVICE The Strahms arrived in the Philippines in early 1984 and were involved in a church plan ting ministry. They helped establish New Life Christian Church in 1987. The church is now self-governing with a Filipino pastor and a daughter church of its own. During their second term, the Strahms planted two churches in Alabang. Metro Manila. One of these churches, Alabang Bible Christian Fellowship, is compris ed of upper-class professionals who have been an influence in the government and business. The employees of these English- speaking Filipinos have been formed into a growing second church, which now has its own Filipino pastor. The Strahms look forward to returning to the Philippines in January 1994. Doing business for over 45 years in the same old fashioned way Area youth attend workshop SHERRELL CHEVROLET Hermiston, Oregon Phone 567-6487 'Savings READY TO G O ! Get a Performance Plus Checkup and save on service work, too! Get your tractor in top shape for the \ A n t a h O f * busy season and save at off-season \ W I 1 prices. W e’ll send a service technician '------------------------- directly to your farm for a Performance Plus Checkup of your Case, IH, or Case International tractor. Then, if you want repairs, we ll do them in our Service C enter at a special discount. Don’t wait until the busy season hits. Get your tractor ready to roll now at special Pre-Season Service Savings. Any questions please contact Service Center. / / Good through Feb. 28, 1994 Mor row County Grain Growers INC. Phone 989-8221 1 800-452 7396 LEXINGTON. OREGON 97839 P O B m 367 Raymond and Rosella Tholberg of Heppner celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 23, 1993 with a party and dance at the Pilot Rock Community Center. The couple’s daughter and son-in-law, Carol and Owen Erickson of Pilot Rock served as hosts. The band included Gordon Tholberg, brother from Pendleton and Ralph Jacobson, a cousin from Spokane, WA. Many friends and relatives attended, including Mrs. Tholbergs three sisters from California. The Tholbergs were married Oct. 30. 1943, in Pendleton. They have lived in Heppner for 43 years. He worked as a lumber grader at Kinzua Mill and she has been a homemaker. They have four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Nearly dffyouth and adults at tended the poise and grooming workshop “ Best Foot Forward” sponsored by the Morrow Coun ty 4-H leaders at Riverside High School. Topics and presenters at the November 6 event included: ‘ How to Make a Good Impres sion” by Shane Fritz, Ahna Lietke and Karrie Lloyd; “ Mak ing the Right Moves” by Layla Vaughn; “ Skin Care Basics” by Sandy Eggen, “ Hair Care Basics" by Brenda Dyer; “ Line and Proportion Workshop” by Carol Michael and Carley Drake; and “ Jewel Accessories” by Michael and Glaya Baker. Registration was managed by Rose Ann Daltoso and Ann Marie Files. Refreshments and snack break were organized by Barbara Wetherell and the “ Spoons and Spools” 4-H club. Participants included Abby Lietke. Nancy and Kimi Allen, Michelle Brandt and Jessica Ren- cken. all from Irrigon; Kevin Baker, Brandi Purcell, Jessie Bray, Shannon Wetherell, Jen nifer Harrell, Beth Skoubo, Jackie Harrell, Sheree Steiner, Lara Fritz, Sara Fritz, Jody McDaniel, Ashleigh Lloyd and Ashley Crowell, all from Board- man; Shelby, Jessica and Maureen Krebs, from Cecil; Katie Tworek, Nova Rietmann, Marie Tworek, all lone; Amy Drake, Heppner; Dawn and Deb- by Sheirhon, Lexington and Cyn- da Stevens and Angie Wanger, Hermiston. Participants at the workshop learned how following guidelines for good health and time manage ment can increase self confidence and poise. They identified ways to use principles of design to enhance body proportions, and made a jeweled pin to use as an accessory for clothing on hand. New Arrivals in Fragrance Dept. 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