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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 24, 1993 - FIVE Weddings Lutherans hold Thanksgiving service Jepsen — Julio Judy Marie Jepsen and Mike David Julio, both Pendleton exchanged wedding vows in a ceremony at the Colonial Wedding Chapel at Coeur D'Alene, Idaho on November 13, 1993. The bride is the daughter of John and Jean Jepsen, lone and Julio’s parents are Chubbins Julio. Post Falls, Id., and the late Chester Julio. The bride is a 1990 graduate of lone High School and graduated from Beau Monde Beauty School at Portland. She is employed with New Image Hair Designs as a manicurist in Pendleton. * The groom graduated from Port Falls, ID., high school in 1990. He is employed at Hill Meat Company in Pendleton. lone Booster Club formed “ It is that time of year when people give thanks to God for the many blessings, good health, friends, family, good food, good community, etc," says Rev. Stan Hoobing of the Hope-Valby Lutheran Church. / The congregations of Hope and Valby Lutheran churches invite people to participate in a worship service of Thanksgiving on Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner. Thanksgiving day a service will be held at 9 a.m. at Valby Lutheran church. Visitors and friends are welcome. Sunday, Nov. 28 the congrega tions will observe the first Sun day of the Advent season. Advent is four weeks or Sundays before C hristm as when C hristians prepare for the coming of the Messiah, Jesus the Christ. The first Sunday tells of the good news of the Lord’s coming, his coming at birth iri Bethlehem, coming into the world, but also his ever coming in grace today. Pastor Hoobing will deliver the sermon entitled, “ What Do You Know: It’s A Parade", based on the reading ofMark 11: 1-11. During the next weeks there will be mid-week advent services built around the theme: “ A Savior, Christ the Lord” . The first one will be on Wednesday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Valby Lutheran Church. The first ad vent service at Hope Lutheran will be on Thursday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m. The message will ex amine one of the names spoken about Jesus, Savior, Christ and the Lord, by the angel. The first message will be about “ Savior" a word that brings to mind Joshua,agent of God’s conquer ing deliverance. Visitors and friends are always welcome to attend services and events at the Hope and Valby Lutheran Parish. Crushed Rock For Sale minus 1” minus 3” base rock Clean Fill Material Can be picked up at pit or we will deliver Pit 6 V 2 miles up from mouth of Lower Rhea Creek, Brenner Canyon Contact Roger Britt 676-5096 TIRE CHAINS 29 ” 49 ” 69 ” B A TTE R IE S - Sierra Cable Links Quick Fit Diamond Quick Fit FOR SURE FIRED STARTS — S&s Justin W aune Dieter-a son Justin Waune was born to Cyn thia and Loren Dieter of Board- man on November 15, 1993 at Good Shepherd Community , Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz. R enteria-M ontes-a daughter Jessica Renteria-Montes was born to Hilda Montes of Boardman on November 16, 1993 at Good Shepherd Com munity Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 7 lbs., 14 Vi oz. Passenger Chain Return Policy ADD $5.00 IF NO EXCHANGE If you do not use yor passenger car tire chains, return them for full refund after last legal date for studded tires. Heppner 676-9481 P I C K U P / 4 X 4 C H A I N S IN S T O C K ., Iflfffp f U \ • U i V . . . ti'T V V ri T )\n ri' * Wishing all our customers a Happy and £ i Blessed Thanksgiving. We are thankful for i ^ you and for our G R EA T EM PLO Y EES ^ 'KDonna Morrell Jenny Bingham* *Rose Bergstrom Rita Bergstrom^ Irene Plocharsky * * And to Judie Laughlin for the nice * J window displays! J * are thankful to be able to live in this community* and serve YOU, our friends and neighbors. * * Thank you for your kindness ana support! * * * John & Ann Murray * I ^ M ia » D um i ~ . ■ J»Y. ' ■ \VSVS >'• "SAIF has included us in the workers' comp process. Working together ; we've been able to stop claims costs that were going out o f sight. " John MtGialh McGrath s Publik Fish House, Salem, Oiegon \\ M cGrath’s is a thriving Oregon business that’s grown from one Salem restaurant in 1980 to locations throughout the state. Their formula for success is simple: Offer people the freshest seafood available at the best possible price. Keeping costs down means monitoring every aspect of the business. Including w orkers’ compensation insurance. SAIF Corporation and McGrath’s have worked together to manage risks associated with the work place, evaluate claims, and help injured workers get back to work sooner. The result? Fewer injuries and claims. Lower workers' compensation costs. And timely coverage for everv worker who is entitled to it. At SAIF Corporation, w e’re committed to being the leading competitive force in the w orkers’ compensation marketplace. That means providing our policyholders— and Oregon— with innovative services that give them an economic advantage. * * * * IN< * 217 North Main Heppner 676-9158 * >''• As the owner of five restaurants employing as many as 350 people. John McGrath knows the value of an effective workers' compensation program. And he’s determined to keep costs down without sacri ficing coverage. That's why M cGrath's Publick Fish House chose SAIF Corporation as its w orkers’ compensation insurance earner. Jim Swanson (left), Vicki Wagenblast and Del LaRue show booster club jackets now on sale. sale, in both red and black, with a choice of lining. Prices range An lone Booster Club has been from $40 to $50, depending on formed to support the athletic the lining. Contact Del LaRue to programs at lone High School. place an order. Other money With dues of $5 per person and making ideas include dinners on frequent fundraisers, the group game nights, grocery raffles and hopes to negate the negative im a Reno night in the Spring. pact athletics will likely feel in the Money will go towards equip ment, uniforms, travel and other near future. Jim Swanson is the president of expenses that may be cut from the the organization, Vicki budget. The group also hopes to Wagenblast is the vice president have funds available in the event and Del LaRue is the secretary- that lone sports are operated on treasurer. The next scheduled a “ Pay to Play” basis in the meetings are December 2 and 16, future. Sports and activities at lone both Thursday evenings, at 7:30 school need everyone’s help say p.m. at Beecher’s in lone. The group hopes to raise funds organizers. All interested people with a variety of activities. Cur are encouraged to join in the fun rently, booster club jackets are on of the newly formed club. — Births___ Jessica By Anne Morter Myi m / wì f v j ? For more information, call SAIF Corporation at 1-800-285-SAIF.
