Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 18,2013 - THREE
Weddings & Engagements
Local churches host
kids’ movie fest
Frazier-Gregory
Gould, Brannon
engagement
united in marriage
announced
Monday, Dec. 23, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., community
children are invited for a kids’ Christmas movie-fest in
the All Saints parish hall. Supervision and snacks will
be provided.
Parents are asked to sign-in and sign-out their kids,
and provide a contact phone number.
More information is available by calling the Shared
Ministry office at 541-676-9970.
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Heppner basketball
alumni games this
Sunday
The H eppner High
School boys’ basketball
team is hosting the fourth
annual Mustang Alumni
Games this Sunday, Dec.
22, at Heppner High School.
The w om en’s game
will start at 1 p.m. and the
men’s game will follow.
The cost to play is $25 per
player, which includes a
t-shirt. There will be a $2
admission for spectators.
Concessions and pizza will
be available for purchase.
For more information
or to sign up, call or email
Jeremy Rosenbalm at 541-
256-0515 or rosenbj@
morrow.kl2.or.us.
Mikinzie Kay Frazier and Justin Keith Gregory
Mikinzie Kay Frazier
of Meridian, ID and Justin
Keith Gregory of Heppner
are pleased to announce
their engagement.
Miki is the daughter of
Randy and Sandy Frazier of
Meridian. Justin is the son
of Alan and Sheri Gregory
of Heppner.
Miki is a 2006 graduate
o f Mountain View High
School and 2009 graduate
ofCarrington College. Miki
is currently employed as a
dental hygienist at Today’s
Dentistry in Nampa, ID.
Justin is a 2007 graduate
o f Heppner High School.
Justin is in his last year
as an Apprentice Lineman
for Mountain States Line
Constructors, based out of
Salt Lake City, UT.
T h e c o u p le w ill
exchange wedding vows
on Saturday, May 24,2014,
The Heppner High School sophomore class will
at Still Water Hollow in
host a chili feed at the basketball game against Stanfield
Nampa.
A reception will Tayllor and William Brannon
on Dec. 20. The meal will begin around 5 p.m. and will
follow
after
the ceremony.
include chili, combread, salad, desert and a drink for $5.
Tayllor Elaine Gould
and W illia m A n d rew
Brannon, both Heppner,
were united in marriage
on September 13, 2012,
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at the Abemethy Center in
Oregon City, OR.
T h e b rid e is th e
daughter of John and Ashli
Gould, Heppner. The groom
is the son of Russell and
Dana Brannon and Merry
and Shawn Chandler, all
Heppner.
The officiating pastor
was Tom Anderson, a great-
uncle of the bride, who also
married the bride’s parents
more than 21 years ago.
Tessa G ould, sister
o f the bride, H eppner,
was the maid o f honor.
Bridesmaids were Haley
S truckm eier, friend o f
the b rid e, H erm isto n ,
OR; Brandi Hong, sister
o f the groom, Heppner;
Briellje Anderson, cousin
o f the bride, California;
and Laurie Miller, cousin
o f the bride, Silverton,
OR. Junior bridesm aids
were Cassidy Stutzman and
Emma Stutzman, cousins of
the bride, Silverton. Flower
girls were Lucy Stutzman
and Seble Stutzman, cousins
of the bride, Silverton.
Best man was Chase
Milner, friend of the groom,
S ilverton. G room sm en
were Kile Wilson, Umatilla,
Camron Day, Hermiston,
HHS sophomores to
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Here’s to a happy
holiday season and
a healthy future for
Morrow County.
and Garret Soper, Klamath
Falls, OR, all friends of
the groom, and Thomas
Gould and Timothy Gould,
b ro th ers o f the b rid e,
H eppner. U shers w ere
Malaki Brannon, cousin
of the groom, Eugene, OR,
Josiah Miller, Silverton,
Boone Miller, Silverton,
and Jacob Stutzman, cousin
of the bride, Silverton.
In ch a rg e o f g ifts
and the guest book were
cousins o f the groom ,
Larissa Gray and Amber
Gray, Pendleton, Kacie
Gray, Heppner, and Nicole
Rasmussen, Washington.
The b rid e w o re a
strapless full ball gown
adorned with tulle and
feathers and featuring a
jew eled w aistline. Her
sister, Tessa, embellished
her hair with baby’s breath
and a diamond jeweled veil.
A reception and dance
were held at the Abemethy
C e n te r fo llo w in g the
ceremony.
The bride is the manager
of Matteos, a coffee shop in
Klamath Falls. The groom
is m ajoring in m edical
imaging in college and is
em ployed with the city
of Klamath Falls and the
Running Y Ranch.
After a week-long trip
to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico,
the couple is at home in
Klamath Falls.
Marriage Licenses
The Morrow County Clerk's office has released the
following report of marriage licenses:
December 12, 2013: -Jared Wayne Wilson, 31, of
Heppner and Gina Lynn Lovgren, 25, of Heppner.
December 16, 2013: -Gary Lee Klinger Jr., 51, of
Boardman and Janet Rebecca Maddux, 50, of Boardman.
Community lunch
menu
Over the past few years, as we have worked to develop a new environmentally
Nazarene and Seventh-day Adventist church members
will serve the last lunch of the year on Friday, Dec. 27, at
St. Patrick’s Senior Center.
The meal will include roast beef, mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans, hot roll and Christmas cake. Milk is
served at each meal.
Suggested donation is $3.50 per meal. Menu is subject
to change.
sensitive coal export route in the Pacific Northwest, we have also worked to
build a relationship with the residents of Morrow County. As the Morrow
Pacific project moves forward through the approval process, we continue
to hold to our commitment to doing business the Oregon way. That includes
supporting the economy and the environment.
From all of us at Morrow Pacific, happy holidays and a healthy New Year.
We look forward to working together in 2014. ■
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