TWO * Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 30, 1995
Engagement
Wedding
Wedding
Mossman — Baker
Mr. -and Mrs. Clarence E. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
F. Niedbala announce the engagement of their children Marti
Jean Baker and Kevin Ray Mossman.
The bride-elect graduated from Heppner High School, Blue
Mountain Community College and Azusa Pacific University with
a BA in music education. She toured with the Celebrant Singers
for one and a half years and taught music at Riverside High
School in Boardman.
Kevin, of Visalia, California, attended Western Michigan Uni
versity. He toured for four years with the Celebrant Singers. He
is employed with Zales Jewelers.
The couple plan to be married September 9, at the First Chris
tian Church in Heppner.
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Registration set for Friday School
Disque, Father A1 Miller and
pastors A1 Trachsel and Stan
Hoobing.
Anyone willing to assist in
the program an hour or two a
week, once a month, or
whenever possible, is urged to
contact steering committee
members.
All children planning to at
tend and their parents are urg
ed to attend an orientation sesr
sion on Monday, September 11
at 7 p.m. at Hope Lutheran
Church. At this time, the pro
gram will be outlined, expecta
tions shared and questions
answered.
Enrollment will be limited to
30 children due to space and
number of committed volun
teers. The program will take
more than 30 registrations in
the event of cancellations. .q
Friday School, a ministry for
children kindergarten through
sixth grade, co-sponsored by
All Saints Episcopal, United
Methodist Church and Hope
Lutheran Church, will be tak
ing registrations on Friday,
September 8, from 3-5 p.m. in
the basement of Hope Luther
an Church.
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Suggested donations are $10
per child or $20 ppr family for
the year. -
" th e . .mission of Friday
School is to share the love and
knowledge of Jesus Christ and
the love of pthers," said the
Reyejepd St*m Hoobing, direc
tor of the school.
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The steering committee for
1995-96 school year consists of
Dr. Jeanne Berretta, Vicki Bro-
den. Cherry Webber, Robanai
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Set your
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Turner — Martin
Sandi Turner of Heppner and Doug Martin of Rufus were mar
ried in a double-ring ceremony June 10, 1995, at St. Patrick's
Catholic Church in Heppner. Father Gerald Condon officiated.
The
bride was given in marriage by her father.
Rebecca Norton and James Kindle, both Pendleton, were mar
The
bride is the daughter of Ken and Jean Ann Turner of Hepp
ried on June 24, 1995, at the Lexington Baptist Church.
ner.
The
groom's parents are Tom and Connie Martin of Rufus.
The bride is the daughter of Tom and Sue Norton, Heppner.
Maid
of
honor was Melissa Lindsay, sister of the bride.
The groom's parents are Mike and LaRae Kindle, Heppner.
Bridesmaids
were Shelly Rietmann, lone, and Lori Seitz, Hepp
The bride wore her mother's gown. Her father officiated at the
ner,
both
sisters
of the bride, and Shannon McLaughlin,
ceremony.
Brownsville,
a
cousin
of the bride.
Matron of honor was Rachel Roth, Boise, sister of the bride.
Best
man
was
Bill
Martin,
Yelm, WA, the groom's brother.
Ruth Norton, Heppner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
Groomsmen
were
Mike
Winslow,
Ellensburg, WA, Joe Justesen
Bridesmaid was Tonja Breidenbach, Hermiston, friend of the
and
Kevin
Coelsch,
both
Wasco.
bride.
Candlelighters were Adrienne and Luke Swanson, cousins of
Joe Kindle, brother of the groom, was best man. Groomsmen
the
bride. Flower girl was Regina Seitz, the bride's niece, and
were Jon Kindle, brother of the groom, and Ryan Currin,
ring
bearers were Brandon Seitz and Tanner Rietmann, the
Portland, friend of the groom.
bride's
nephews.
Chelsey and Aftan Betsinger were flower girls and Tanner
Wayne
Seitz, the bride's brother-in-law, was soloist. Music was
Smith was ring bearer.
provided
by Jeanne Berretta, Ann Murray and Sharia Erich.
Laura McElligott provided jnusic and Tom Kenny was the
The
bride
carried a bouquet of deep red and ivory roses.
vocalist.
A
reception
following the ceremony was held at the Turner
A reception following the ceremony was held at the Morrow
family
ranch.
County Fairgrounds. Sheila Dunaway and Jean Kindle, aunt of
The bride graduated from Western Oregon State College at
the groom, cut and served the cake. Ellen Kennedy served cof
Monmouth
in 1994 with a degree in elementary education. She
fee and Rita Norton, aunt of the bride, served punch. Katherine
is
employed
with The Dalles School District.
Kindle, cousin of the groom, was in charge of the guest book.
The
groom
graduated from Walla Walla Community College
The bride graduated from Heppner High School in 1992 and
in
1993
majoring
in irrigation technology. He is employed at Mar
Blue Mountain Community College in 1995. She is employed at
tin
Brothers
Ranch
at Rufus.
Steele's ii> Pendleton,
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After
a
wedding
trip
to Whidbey Island, the couple is at home
The groom graduated from Heppner High School in 1992. He
at
Rufus.
attended Linn-Benton Community College and Blue Mountain
Community College. He is employed at Heetwood Trailers in
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1,/Vfter 3 wedding trip to Southern California, the couple iS at
home in Pendleton.
Norton — Kindle
Come Worship With Us
Local pastor active to Bible society
Contemporary English Ver
sion, which was released this
summer. These are available in
regular or large print, hard
cover or flexible cover. There
is also a variety of scripture aids
and pamphlets as well.
Pastor Hoobing says he
hopes to open a couple of
Scripture Resource Centers in
the area. Until then, any per
son, group or church wanting
information about the Ameri
can Bible Society can reach
Pastor Hoobing at either his of
fice, 676-9940, or at the
Lutheran parsonage, 676-5069.
Pastor Stan Hoobing of the
Hope-Valby-Condon Lutheran
Parish is serving as the area
coordinator for American Bible
Society (ABS) which has been
in this country since 1816.
"The purpose of ABS is to
provide the Holy Scriptures to
every man, woman and child in
a language and form each can
readily understand, and at a
price each can easily afford,"
said Pastor Hoobing. "This
purpose, undertaken without
doctrinal note or comment and
without profit, is a cause which
all Christians and all churches
are urged to support."
American Bible Society pub
lishes and makes available at
low cost Roman Catholic and
Protestant Bibles in various
translations: King James, Revis
ed Standard, Today's English,
New American Standard Bible,
The Heppner High School
New King James Version-, New yearbook signing has been
Revised Standard Version, planned for this Friday, Sept.
New International Version and 1, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the high
New Jerusalem, as well as the school cafeterium.
at
Willow Creek Baptist Church
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Meeting in the
7th Day Adventist Church
560 North Minor
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Clinic will be closed on Monday
Sept. 4 in observance of Labor
Day. In case of emergency please
call the hospital 676-9133.______
Yearbook
signing set
at HHS
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