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Page 4, THE GAZETTE TIMES. Heppner. OR.. Thursday. July Soroptimist committees named for 1975 76 Evelyn Sweek. Soroptimist Club president has named committees for the current year and has asked that each chairman have her committee meet during July. Chairmen and committee members include: Attend ance, Marlene Gray and Etta Parker; Classification, Daisy Collins. Nadine O'Brien. Mar ge Eckman. Marlene Gray; Community Service, Barbara Paullus. Avon Melby. Lenna Smith; Development. Justine Weatherford. Carolyn Davis. Birdine Tullis; Finance, Marge Eckman. Mary Eleanor Gilman, Clista Venard, Vi Lanham ; Interna tional Goodw ill. Gladys Jones, Carolyn Davis. Eleanor Gon ty; Laws and Yearbook. Alice Soward. Vi Lanham. Barbara Paullus; Program. Avon Mel by. Justine Weatherford. FJeanor Gonty; Public Af fairs. Birdine Tullis. Marge Eckman. Elaine George; Public Relations. Mary Bry ant. Justine Weatherford. Ha zel Mahoney; United Nations, Hazel Ma honey. Elaine George; Ways and Means, Nadine O'Brien, Marlene Peterson. Lena Smith, Avon Melby; Bulletin. Elaine George. Vi Lanham, Ola Mae Groshens; Chaplin .Alice Soward. Ola Mae Gro shens; Hospitality and Courtesy. Eleanor Gonty, Clista Venard, Marlene Peterson. Historian, .Alice Soward. Clara Gertson: Youth. Eleanor Gonty. Ota r I I II l $nOi$ale! Mikasa Dinnerware 40 and 45 piece sets Values to $130.00 SALE PRICE $45.00 Metal Watch Bands $1.00 Leather Straps 25c Empty Silver Chests (Used) $1.50 watches rim MANY OTHER ITEMS REDUCED FOR THIS SALE.. SW4U ' "I v iWM( l 4k- I U1 . 3 4HI I r - v Stan Bean: I KM. to t tM. w MAa $t. urmi 1 Fs?!vae&0 I 1 Wy g Pants $3.00 Great Back to School Bargains 0 m pi .rii ?j yj c. Mae Groshens. Harel Ma honey; Countrv Store. Avon Melby. Clista Venard. Float. Barbara Paullus, Mary Eleanor Gil man. Nadine O'Brien. Marge Eckman; Turkey Hop. Nadine O'Brien, Marlene Gray; Rummage Sale. Marge Eck man, Marlene Gray; Parli amentarian, Clara Gertson Saturday Market set for Friday A part of the Heppner merchant's Sidewalk Bazaar will be a "Saturday Market" held on Friday. The Heppner Branch of the American Association of University Wo men will hold their second summer market on Friday. July 1 1 in the vacant lot next to Cole's House of Fashion. Anyone who has craft items, garden produce, baked goods or other items which they have made and wish to sell are encouraged to do so. There is the promise of homemade ice cream, chairs and chaise lounges, tire swings, jams and jellies, pickled beets and baked goods for sale. The AAl'W baked sale wi II be f rom 10 a m. until noon. Sue Duncan and Martha Doherty are in charge of the Friday Sale Another Satur day market is planned for August 2 in lone, with Karen Beck in charge of that sale i i l i r i i Men's Full Cut Pants t Hrtik kit Knit Shirts $2.00 PLUS LOTS OF OTHER GOOD BARGAINS Gardner's filen's Marj and 10. WT5 I - - ; f , . . j -M W r. :y ; y; I 7 " 1 MRS. KRV.NK ?07 Severinson wed in Texas ceremony The marriage of Miss Rtvtim SueSevenn-enand Mr Frank Gertier Merrill was solemniX' ei bv the Rev. Edwin Kulland in Saint David's Episcopal Church at 4 .) o'cloi-k. June 2?. !T3 Denttn. Ti. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl i " Seennen. Los Angeles. Ca . and Branchville. NJ The groom is the son of Mr ar.d Mr Ra!jh Kle Merrill. Fremont. Mi . and she grand son of Mrs D..;.iel Frank Gvrher and the la'e Mr Gerht-r The bnde was a'tended b her sixers. Mrs !wffl Casti- m ard 5.-r.T. Los Ange- les Ca , and Miss l mJ ennscn. B.st"n. Ma T.' rr.jm-mi-n t-re Mr J:rr Weils. Purcell. Ok , Mr !:f.f N'rtr.. Frmn!. Mi . y:,i Mr Ji-hn PaH-ym. P'lt E jects K-re sealed by Mr Sam Cotimre. Mr Alien Nu-r:ren t -nit her of th- t,rwV and a oun of the rjm Mr Peter fY,inn Tt r-ri'i" more a H.trun iinn of b!te silk r2ar.a. 'j-d 'n w.n !.- i Mid pearls li-r !ra)i 1 veil prei'Kil ! , hr .er and Va'ron a;;d 1!T.. f ilwr. Mr- Cas'!mre The :dai f-ujuet ! a taMa-Je fOM blue and Hli da: .rs ar.d enIish n The chall." lr!demaid. "re ..f veil and h'sie faMimd in a S'ss .( manner Hand pa.n'ed lii-r- m f ,!..r a'J"f:-d the -ige go'n trn b trie nw'lff and Mr t.n. s .Jerri uore a w ' gre-n. pnres ? le g'n of prmte! i- if in Tv f hr.'k" and groom ill be h.,en..-n:ng in Northern Men's Shirts Deck Shoes Men's Work Coats $12.95 Gals Western Blouses $5 00 Gals Pants $8 00 Le Roy H .MERRILL Michigan and will reside in Jhircell. Oklahoma where the gnm oans and operates Windward Stud Farms. IJKKKV STOHV IMIR For children between the ajes of 4 and 8 who would like to find a cmil place to listen to a story on Monday mornings, the Associated I'mversity Women storv hours continue through the month of July. The story teller for the July H story hour will be Heppner F.Iementary school teacher. fUchvl Ditk Anne Doherty and Kiemary Winter will be aM-tir.g Trie story hours are held at in a m each Monday in the f.,;,er of She H-ppner Library -M ;wun building l,l!N.F I'l NS MKFTIM. Tie regular meeting of the Kbca (rek (.range will be held July ll.tpm Instead of the usual pilutk supper. rvfrehmen!s will be Mrved following the meeting I H,il I'ltMt The Amer it an Leg:oo and he Aaxili.rv will hold their annual pirnic at Anson Wright Fatk. .Sinti. July 11 The r.! luck will start at I pm. followed by games, horse-shu-s and fun f'r ali All Legion and Auxiliary mem Uts are inviteJ to att-nd OrMt Y. oYS Veteran Service Officer Jack Io)d. is interviewing Mterans from his home, located at 2''- rourl Heppner between the hours of 10 12 a m Any teteran wish ing information is asked to ca!! 6T6C $6.00 I pi pl rj H r! 6' $4.00 $4.00 Wear j Food drybg clinic scheduled Increased interest in drying of fruits and vegetables in this area has caused the Eitension Service lo plan series of evening workshops on the subject, according to Birdine Tullis. Morrow Extension Assistant. The Heppner workshop will be held on July It, 7:30 at the fairgrounds. Many employed homemakers interested in drying of foods were unable lo attend the recent daytime meetings. Molly Saul, extension home economist will demonstrate and explain techniques of drying in dehydrator, oven and sun. A food dryer built to specifications of Extension Bulletin EC 855 will be used, and some commercial dryers will be shown. Bulletins and instruction sheets on drymg goods, making fruit leathers, dehydrators and other infor mation concerning all phases of drying will be available free of charge to those attending. Everyone is invited to attend the free workshop. Cither workshops will be held in Milton Freewater. Pendle ton, and Hermiston. Identical information will be presented by Mrs. Saul at each work shop. CHILD CENTER OPENS A child care center is due to open ir Boardman July 28 to care for children of working mothers. Ages six weeks to 10 years will be accepted. The center will be housed in the 4 H building located at the Boardman City Park Anyone wishing to enroll children in the center may do so by picking up an applica tion at the City Hall, or the Boardman Post Office. Furth er information may be receiv ed by calling Sherry Thomp son. 481 9240 Bus service for Boardman area Citizens of rural Oregon can expect improved public trans portation services soon if a ten project J936.0UO. federal grant application materiali zes Rural residents in Umatilla and Morrow counties would benefit from a dial 4us type service designed to provide commuter transportation ser vices to an increasing number of industries in the Boardman area A request for J377.936 in fedcf a! funds to be matched by $37 663 in local funds has been made to operate the .experimental program for two vears i :: : i : t ! t i : 1 1 ft . : ' : 1 1 h k 5 i 'Jttd 9 t 'Mi r -, wV3 ' Miss Psdbcrg pbns wedding Mr. and Mr. EJdea Pad berg. Lexington, would like to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jill Lorene. to William E. Bill Perkins. on of Mr. and Mrs. Pt Faro. Pendleton. Miss Padberg is a graduate of Heppner High School and Western Business University, Portland She it presently employed at the First Na tional Bank in Pendleton. Mr. Perkins is a graduate of Pendleton High School. Blue Mountain Community College and attended the University of Oregon, Eugene. He tt pre sently employed by Clark Brothers Logging. The couple plans an August wedding at the United Methodist Church in Pendle ton. JILL LORENE PADBERG SIXTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Ola Mae and Emile Gro shens and others of their family will honor Bellroie and Earl Hough. Ola Mae's par ents, at an open house this Sunday in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Hough, for merly of La Grande, make their' home at 683 N E. Stanlon, where the party is scheduled for Sunday from 2 to S p m. OU Mae has been ill Portland helping with prep arations and Emile will join the group this weekend The Houghs were married 60 years ago this month. Tr l.jrllr-Time t Ussilieit d Air Coolers Riding Lawn Mowers Gos SUMMER SALE HOW IN PROGRESS SUSAN I1EALY Last chance close it TANK TOPS it JEANS SHIRTS W0RK PANTS COATS Reduced t Clear! Women's cotton dressesblouses Slacks Sweatshirts Leather coats Lingerie Bras Slips Girdles Panty Hose Same odds a4 radi of children's clones IIOU5EilO!! Iciiit ii SALE Engaged The engagement of Susan Ann Healy, Heppner, to Paul Hisler, Jr.. Heppner was announced recently by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Healy. Heppner. Hisler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler. Heppner. Miss Healy graduated from Heppner High School, and attended Blue Mountain Com munity College. Hisler is a graduate of Heppner High School. He attended Blue Mountain Com munity College and Is pre sently engaged in ranching on Upper Little Butter Creek. Heppner. No wedding date has been set by the couple. bay mens clothing at out prices! cmt itmii Off
