Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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I VW ,aw Z JJ: c i XX FLYNT' S JEWELRY W rec ' I MAIN STREET BAPTIST WESTWARD HO MOTEL Remember The Wedding Doy A well-planned wedding is a beautiful experience. Here are a few ideas for plan- ning. To make sure that there is a photographer at the wedding, call PAULA MORELAND PHOTOGRAPHY, 212 N. Main at 962-4857, for the best around. Proof of this is a picture of Jane and Kevin Miller at their wedding. FOWLER'S GIFTS AND THINGS, 112 S. Johnson in Mineola, is the perfect place to buy a wedding present. Cynthia McNorton and Jeff Haptonstall look over some of the beautiful gifts available. A new wardrobe is a nice way to start a honeymoon, and the best place to buy it is DARBY'S DEPT. STORE, 103 N. Main. June Maxfield and John Darby examine a selec- tion of jeans. O A new car would start the honeymoon off right. Melanie Maciel and Doug Koonce find HEDDINS' CHEVROLET, Hwy. 80 East, the perfect place to buy a car, even if you're not getting married. Don't Forget Flowers Flowers are needed at every wedding, and BEN Sn NEVA'S FLOWER SHOP, 614 N. Flor- ence, has flowers for every occasion. Call 962-4444 and ask Robbi Tucker about some beautiful flower arrangements. Amy Mullins and Matt Driskill look over the wide selection of wedding bands at FLYNT'S JEWELRY, Hwy. 80 East in Mineola. There is no finer place to shop for jewelry. A wedding couldn't be more beautiful anywhere than in MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, 313 N. Main. Lisa Yates admires the beautiful church. Honeymooners are welcome at the WEST- WARD HO MOTEL, Hwy. 80 East, 962- 4727, owned by Claude Lane. Bob Stevens says, It's the best around. CHURCH Advertisements J 25

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RASH AND RITCHIE I MORELAND MEAT COMPANY funn? BROOKSHIRES The Soil Cycle As we all know, the salt cycle is very important in all our daily lives. Here in Grand Saline the salt cycle is completed with various businesses and industries in our area. To start with, raw salt, mined by MOR- TON SALT COMPANY here in Grand Saline, supplies us with all our salt products. Any- one who visits the salt mine on Hwy. 110, will be amazed at how the salt is mined and processed. The salt mined in various areas, including Grand Saline, is used for more than 1,400 uses, one of which is feeds. RASH AND RITCHIE FEED STORE, located on South Main Street, keeps an up-to-date stock of everything from salt blocks to let- tuce seeds. When contacted, at 962-4534, John Rash will be glad to help you with your livestock needs as he does here with Mike Means. MORELAND MEAT COMPANY, on Wal- drip Street, processes meat for wholesale distribution. Choices ranging from various cuts of hamburger to the most expensive T- bone may be found at various supermarkets in our area . BROOKSHIRES, Grand Saline's friendly neighborhood supermarket at 205 West Frank Street, carries home care products, miscel- laneous items, and a full line of groceries, including a wide variety of meats as shown here by Kathy Waddill. Advertisements l 27