Page 4. 1 HE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR., Thursday, June 12. I97S
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Mr. and Mrs.
?a? Sherman wed
to Gary Watkins
Barbara Sherman, daughter
of .Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Sherman. Heppner. Oregon,
became the bride of Gary
Watkins. son of Mr. and Mrs.
If f;. Watkins. Heppner. on
May .1. 1975. at 2 p.m. The
ceiemony was read by The
Kci. Melwn Dixon and The
Hev. Kduin Tutting at the
I'nited Meth.Klis! Diurch in
Heppner.
The chinch ua decorated
with f Inner in the bride's
inlur id pcucl- orange and
wtiMe
The brn' . j. . n in mar
riaic by Mr larltci Calvin
Sticrniat won a lornial
length gn iled-in an
empire modilied A-hne Sc
hmidt' wiih Inline ol the
kilt cum lulled to the back,
and drifting into a lull
attached chacl length train
, milled llnunce encircled the
-k'l ! ami train The gnun ua
l.i-liitnii-d nl hcer cristal
organa and imported Rru
cl embrnideied lair oxer
Kni.li-h net. and leaiured a
hu:h ictiuian neckline il
callnV(f lace circled with
Mnv Venice edging alune a
heel cmbriiiclcred lace hnre
hue bapcd bib mcrt in the
raiiiiT nnrtil Miilptuied mill
i ai I liiiliinulin and Miiiin
The lull length eiiibriiidi ied
elicit lantern lines
were lulled with lace and
"liihcd with a milled (limin e
aii'l bu'tmis a! the ! !! The
iikI dice! Inxluc dt lined
lh art bed naiMlinc The
'ic.iilpitt t . a i r w.il urwiua
ii,icd ImHUicI- M li!ilund
vi'h (Hail embroidery and
i tiiinv held a two tiered
t"i .u.i! train length i imI nt ilk
'i!ua'M u (ill the lop tier eiLi ll
wi'h callni'd Hiucl l.ue
carried a nuM-gai nl
and fieaih mm uith
lulu ' brea'i
Matron nl honor na l.i.i
llarm. lleppiiel I'.lnlcv
IIUHii" uele KcPic krlkcniii
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Close Out Sale h I f. m I I
X on all men's clothing JJ 'VrJ u'""' u,,,""lH i mmmmmc
X A I k I III liomhi bae . malt b L'lani llak
June 12-19 HrH:S' i
I. .. . ;' III ltaleil liumei.il dial Moling v 1
'"time for Jj ,, i .j
Father's Day j Jp ' I
i mm i
i I ferns include: 5 t JsSiJ J m-mmmmmsssmmsm
I Men's shirts 8 1 fSTf " i I 16 oz.
I socks i .r 3 i
0 , , , X ' WmMiitmi.MBm, irK,Urt g
1 Underwear f -" f. f aam
j Workgloves -Vnl litl50Z
Lined Jackets t K x I
i Wrk c,0,hes -M 3rf L i I prices effective June
I Til en's Jeans uawOh JeweUu 1
Sale $6.93 to 8.98 & 43 I j WEEFrT
Coles - W
f i Hot. Henri! I A M I. I M. I i '
House of Fashions '"",7""" 2 I
ll i'i ii ii nnnn iiinntwrM.nwwwMwJt wiwwww wwmMr 1
(iarv Watkins
and Shanny Parley. Heppner.
Debbie Haves. Portland, and
Cindy Power. Echo. Tina
Davidson, niece of the groom,
passed out rice packets to the
guests. Candle lighters were
(Jan Hememway. uncle ol the
groom, and Janice Sherman,
sister of the bride
The bride's attendants wore
identical lionr length gowns ol
Kwh crc)c with lace overlay
on the bodices, short pulled
sliives and deep rulfled
lloimees on the skirts
Bci man was Dean Wright.
Heppner. I'shers were Bon
M.criiiiin. bn.therol the bride.
Mile Dohetix and Dal'as
llatin. all ol Heppner. and
Mark llnpkin "I I'endlelnn
For her daiiithier's wedding.
Mi Sherman i hoe to wear a
linn length ellnw gown with
!'ii.L' hi ved ai ket ol niati h
li.' Ian- Mr Uatkm. the
-! ii.o'lier woie a
' :' 'iiil'Ii pink gown with
. Illlt'.-l !icl
T'.l WiddlllL' IlilphnU u.l
In til 'lie I .. -4 Mil III III llle
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l.'n'l .in U inkle Hi ptn I
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.;rt if i i a! d Sua M.ie
l.'fii - !' i.dle'oi aim; ol 'In
I (. m i j d pinii i Allen
i f . 'i X V t.il'Ii w a l liaime
! I i : Mi btiti die and Joan
I k'i ., Hi i''n i w ,
I. II i.' Ol till gilt ' iKHlk
fo' hi I goai.. an ai i n -i i ii
i "in tit i. It il.ii a llooi
'V 'I lit ol I .1 l t ll! lit.
l'l t .! Wiildill.- tli lo
! .id.! 'Ill t i'li'ii il 1 1 Mill'
!''" "l "ll f .l ll I'' III 'ill I
1'n ' voui.i. "pi' a'tt oiled
(I IIilI. Muni I lie
.' i.hIu.i'i d in I'T.' and
( 1'iuli in l'i; ; 'I lie In ide
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Snrral exhibits have been
adtled lo Ihe County Museum
since Memorial Day. The
family ol Alex and Mallie
(ireen presented a large,
cast-iron lard rendering
kettle.
Herman Green says their
parents moved il from ranch
lo ranch with them, and he
recalls standing stirring lard
in it by ihe hour over an open
lire. He says il had lo be
stirred vigorously lo keep il
from scorching and turning
brow n ( Hten the Green family
shared ihe keltle with ranch
neighbors when they had joint
butchering sessions. The big
keltle is now in place in Ihe
north east corner of ihe new
section of the museum.
Mr and Mrs. C.ll. Brand
hagen brought in luo unusual
pictures taken in I9U.1 during
thecleanum alter the Heppner
Flood. The pictures show Ihe
Sumpler and Baker Cily
Kcliel Corp removing: bodies
hum piles ol debris
Mr and Mrs. M V. Nolan
contributed an old "Test Your
Own Kycs" kit, It gives
instructions lor selecting glas
ses and has a .collection ol
(iiaint looking eye glasses for
trying on
Mr ami Mis J D Conway
Josephine Woolrey ol King
Ci'y made a visit to Ihe
museum las! week and pre
sented some copies nl rare
papers Included are, a May
I'mii one I'rnt I, inner" and
iinlea lew new i lippings and
pictures
The old new st 'lippings anil
pulines are inosili almut
Audrey Woolrey and her trip .
iai with i oilier Oregon
mi I "Hie girl won the trip hi
elliiig subscript inns to " The
I 'at ilit Norilniesl '' an early
I'm 'land htioiii al
iidiey . tlie daughter ol Mr
.mil Mi .1 A Wtmlrcy. lone.
'..i 'In- li .idiiu' alel.nl and
l.ll won ihe pinilige ol
lei ntig the gi imp i ha if r
in She i hi.M- ,r ( i:
a din Id I it n lie nl the
ll.l-hi! i. 'hi Heppner
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Kandall lYIerson. president
of Ihe Merchants Association
of Ihe Chamber of Commerce,
intnKiuced Virginia Whitaker,
Don Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
MeCabe and Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Burkenbine to the
membership al the regular
meeting of Ihe Chamber of
Commerce. Monday.
Peterson said, "I have seen
many businesses come and go
in Heppner. and recently there
have lieen changes in owner
ship of three businesses w ithin
a short time."
Virginia Whitaker purchas
ed Miladies Apparel Shop, and
has since changed the name to
the l.ebush Shnppe. She said,
don't feel thai I have a new
business, as I have been
operating Ihe store for over a
year."
At present Ihe l.ebush
Slmppe is undergoing remod
eling to ihe exterior of the
shop When completed the
front of the store will be
trimmed w ilh brick and wood
shingles. Some of Ihe interior
remodeling has been comple
ted, although she said. "There
is still a lot of work lo be done
on Ihe inside "
She has added many new
lines ol fashions in an attempt
lo bring a larger selection of
iiouiens wear lo Ihe commun
ity She has tried lo encourage
people In shop in Heppner
lust
Mr. and Mrs Don Cole
recently purchased Klma's
Apparel and Flower Shop Don
Cole said. "We had a family
contest to determine new
names lor Ihe slores and
finally came tip with Cole's
House ol Fashions and Ihe
I'osi Patch "
They plan to phase mil mens
near and carry a more
complete line nl cluldrens
clothing
Tlie Cole s also purchased
the loriner Kimx building " I
hale always complained o il
beiiii? an eyesore lo the
community and now that I
h.ne put i based the properly I
plan on making some change
unlini ila near Inline." said
nle
- The adi III mil nl vinie dill
f ll planting Huh el s and the
aM:'i"ii ol a lew pit me (able '
M.uild i on i plcieli change the
,); ai am e nl Ihe pl t'seul I'll
I hi i liaM't would allnlil the
tHiiple ol the commuiiitv a
plat i It. eiihti i isil in lint
'In il lllhi hes " said cole
gland oM unig I planned
...! -.i 'ane in Vigil! lot the
. ... '..ii he letnaikeil
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Forrest Burkenbine and
Ernie McCabe, new ow ners of
Central Market, told members
of their plar ii their new
venture.
Burkenbine said. "We are
not planning any major chan
ges, only some minor ones for
the benefit of our customers."
Some ol (he changes include
plans lo place grocery items
on a computer basis. In this
manner Ihe customer will
know exactly w here to look for
Ihe items and il will also
benefit the store personnel
w hen they have lo re-order Ihe
slink Another change will be
the conversion of the present
office in the front of Ihe store
into a wine cellar. "Bather
than have Ihe wines scattered
throughout the store they will
be centrally located. " said
Burkenbine.
"When Central Market dis
continued S and II green
stamps we passed Ihe savings
Soroptrmist
for fair and
President -.lect Evelyn
Sweck prcsidtd at the June 3
Sornptimisl luncheon mifl
ing Beporls were given on
scleral aclivilits.
Filly -eight women had pap
lests in Heppner and watched
a new film on cancer. This w as
part ol the Cancer Crusade
which the Soroplimisls con
ducted this spring
Club meinlveis have .igain
planted teiunias in the planter
it hu h I hey installed along the
highway north of town They
are arranging a schedule lo
keep the plants watered
Green's Feed and Seed contri
buted the petunia plants again
as they have for several years
HikIco Queen Coronation
chairwomen. Birdine Tulhs
and Lena Smith, asked for
more committee workers
Avon Melby volunltrred lo
ill, ur Ihe Couniry Kitchen
booth comnwjtee (or this
year's lair Barbae;' Paullus,
rcprlild that Ihe parade linalf
tiiuimillee s at wink 4
Pal ticipalion in Ihe Side
ualk !.ia.n and in Ihe
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Bird Farm
12 oz. rolls
Sausage 85C
MiId&Sage
Nabisco 1 Premium
Crac'iers
Carnation Instant
DreaMasf 89(
Western Family 22
Cucumber Cliras
55tJ
HnilllllllUltlinitlllllltllllllillliiitiiiiMnmtmmnnnfiiiiuiiiimuttllllllllltlllllM
he?
on to the customer." said
Burkenbine. "however, we
plan to continue Ihe discount
prices lo our customers and
also give them Ihe green
stamps again "
McCain1 told the members.
"We are new owners with old
faces, but we hope we can In1
an asset to Ihe community."
I.eroy Gardner announced
his newly renovated store
plans to have its grand
oH'iiing toward Ihe end of
June.
Peterson told Ihe new busi
ness owners the merchants
Asstn-ialion meets Ihe first
Friday of each month and
asked litem lo lake an active
part in Ihe activities.
He also slated. "The Hepp
ner merchants have selected
July ll -12 for their Sidewalk
Baaar and asked the new
merchants lo continue their
part icipal ion in I he program . "
preparing
parade
Saturday Market was discus
sed The club agreed lo
provide relrcshments for Ihe
Neighborhood Center during
.lull
Picture plates
now available
Three handled decni alii e
t lima plates it ilh a pit lure ol
the Coiinti Coin thouse on the
liiuil and a legend almul tlu
1 1 it n I Imtisi - and Heppner on
the baik were receitell li'
ceiifli In I be Sil'oplmii'
I lllli
The diluted plate title
iti.iiilil.it 1 1 j I id in ( in ingloti.
Ti niieet They arc edged
t I'h gold
The plate uele shown and
iihl a llit Piiiiicii I'n nil and
ale now aiailable al Ihe
Mm init I iiiinit Mnsi'iitii and
li.. i I '.. il I ..i I . I'atillu on
llp ! I ll dt 1 1 Mai tl lepliitlle
t,;i. ,oti'.
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Western Family
All Beef
i
Wieners 750
12oz.pkg. 'b.
53(
oz.
Whiz $1.19
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Kara Keiuuson. l.i lighter of Mr und Mrs Harry Kennison. is
presently working at Ihe l.ebush Shnppe. She recently,
attended Hassisi Institute. Portland, majoring in merchan
dizing and retailing She i working this summer to gain
evici lent e and plans lo attend the l iuifrmly of Oregon litis
bill
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Just Arrived
New Shipment
Graff Pants
Pastel. Wliile. Navy & Black
Lebush
naiiiiaBiiiB
USDA Choice
Pot Roasts
ARM CUT $129 lb.
BLADE CUT $1.09 lb.
S&W 54 oz. Oven Baked
Beans $1.09
Seapaltf Oysters
65(
pill
Lettuce 4
Celery 4
Phones: (Croc.) 676
MARKET
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Shopped
i9aiiBaoHiiBtitHii4
heads $1
$1
stalk
14, (Meat) 676-9288