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WÏUWDÀt. 4UC> I«, THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGI SIH Janet Moulding Is Bride-Elect Of Norman Baker field. A romance woven around New Books Listed the very few facts known about Mixx Roxe Ann Davis, Wayne Roberts At Malheur Library the character and life of the Mrs. Tom Eldredge was hostess "10 0 1 Questions Answered I healer of ancient Greece credited July 7 to members of the Samba Exchange Vows in Illinois Ceremony About file New Science" by David [ with originating the Hippocratic j club with two tables in play. Mrs. O. Woodbury The author, using ' oath. Samba Club Members • Meet at Eldredge Home J!j Neighìir» Harry Miner was guest player. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gordon Oxnam and Mrs. Eidredge. +— RETURN FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Toombs and granddaughters, Barbara and Debbie Fangen, returned home Monday from a vacation trip. They visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Toombs and family at Bountiful, Utah. They went from Utah to Moses Lake, Wash., to visit the Harry Gardner family. Enroute home they visited an other son, Mr. and Mrs Robert Toombs and family at Pendleton. "Butler's Caribbean• and Cen the question-and-answer method, discusses such timely topics as tral America" by G. Paul Butler. T- «MK «TÍAKÍ the dawning age of space, the era II 1 A section on planning for the FfVKS, ■bxnun pit of fission and fusion, development ; trip, traveling in the Caribbean TONl&HT- I of automation and the quest for ■ 1 and Central America, ships and cruisers, and travel by air begins the secret of life. "A Guide to Stereo Sound" by this useful compact guide for the I David Tardy. This book covers tourist. "Mexico" by G. Paul Butler. | all aspects of stereo sound repro- | duction and types of equipment The author presents a detailed, needed with instructions for de- readable guide to Mexico arrang ■ veloping a fine home stereo sys- ed by city and area. "The Block" by Ralph Schoen- “They’re mighty glad to see ' tern at moderate cost. stein. A native New Yorker bom me after I’ve been away a "Frogman Spy" by J. Bernard in 1933 sets down his memories week.” 1 Hutton. A secret Soviet dossier of a city childhood. smuggled out to England provides 1 the basis ter an account of Lieu-’ j tenant Commander Lionel Crabb,' MASONS RETURN FROM TRIP an English frogman who disap Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason and peared while inspecting the hull family returned home Sunday ■ of a Russian ship. from a trip to Lebanon and Kla "Ram" by Wmchcombe Taylor. math Falls. They visited his bro The story of one man's crowded ther, Cal Mason and family at and gallant life in a time of global Lebanon, and Mrs. Mason’s rela Mitt Janet Maulding struggle when ambitious men tives, Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Baird , and predatory nations fought for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maulding, at Klamath Falls. wealth and power. route 2, Nyssa, announce the "The Corinthians" by Nicholas engagement of their daughter,, Sunday afternoon visitors at E. Wyckoff. Rural Illinois in the Janet, to Norman Baker, son of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver year of 1846 is the setting for a Mr and Mrs. Paul Baker, 1005 Freel were Messrs, and Mmes. story woven around the legend Friday Park avenue. Bill Willis, John Kygar and Ger of Simon Weddle, outwardly a re Both the bride-elect and her ald Mackey. spectable citizen, who for more fiance were 1961 graduates of than seven years lived a double According to Automobile Manu Nyssa high school. life. No definite wedding date has facturers association, one out of "Dark Pilgrim" by Frans Ven every seven persons employed in been set by the couple. ter. A moving, dignified novel this country is employed in the THEN about the tragic race problem in highway transport industry. Journal Classifieds Bay-! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Roberts South Africa. "The Torch" by Wilder Pen-1 BRING Miss Rose Ann Davis and*—--- ----------------------------------- - Wayne E. Roberts were united in ender checked arnel designed I marriage May 28, 1961, in a two with full skirts and cummerbunds ; Smoky mountains, the new Mrs. o’clock afternoon ceremony at and wore hats of matching laven- | Roberts wore a lilac checked i Arcadia Avenue Presbyterian j der. They carried baskets spill- | dress identical to those of her j church in Illinois. ing white and lavender daisy gar attendants. The bride, a graduate of Pekin j The bride is a daughter of Mr. I lands. and Mrs. Leo Davis of South Pe- I Michelle Sandrock, niece of the community high school, is em- I kin, 111. The bridegroom is a son bride, was flower girl. She wore ployed by Keystone Steel and I of Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts of a pastel pink dress and scattered Wire company. Roberts, a grad- j uate of Adrian high school and route 3, Parma, Idaho. petals from a white basket con Oregon State college, is employ-1 The double ring rites were per- taining pink and white daisies. — to ed by Caterpillar Tractor com I formed by the Rev. Marshall 503 Main Street Phone 372-2953 Russell Stokes was best man, pany. They are residing at 1002% ( j Wayne Simpson in the presence while ushers were Dale Sandrock, Irene street, Pekin, Ill. of 150 relatives and friends. Large baskets of white gladioli brother-in-law of the bride and provided the setting while wed Robert Lueders. For her daughter’s wedding, FRIDAY and SATURDAY — JULY 14-15 ding music and accompaniment Mrs. Davis wore a blue lace after- were furnished by Elizabeth ------ o------ Krumpe. Beni Rose sang “Oh i noon dress with matching hat and Promise Me," ’^Because” and “The I white accessories. The bride groom’s mother wore a purple GENUINE Wedding Prayer.” Given in marriage by her fath floral print with matching hat er, Miss Davis wore a gown of and bone accessories. Both moth nylon organza featuring fitted ers wore orchid corsages. A reception was held in the bodice, long sleeves and appli- qued lace. The full skirt, with fellowship hall immediately fol [ bow in back, flowed into a chapel lowing the ceremony. A three- train. Her veil of silk illusion tier cake, decorated in lavender was held by a crown of pearls and topped with miniature newly i and rhinestones. Her bouquet was weds, graced the serving table. It of white and lavender roses, en- was surrounded by lavender dai sies and mums and flanked with 1 twined with stephanotis. Mrs. Leia Sandrock attended lavender tapers. A special guest attending the her sister as matron of honor. "Your N.A.P.A. Dealer” Bridesmaids were Dianna Mc- wedding was the bridegroom’s 11 North Third Street Phone FR 2-2293 McBeth and Patti Little. They mother, Mrs. Roberts. For her travel costume into the J all wore identical dresses of lav- W elcome to — NYSSA NITE RODEO and Saturday — July 14-15! ENJOY YOURSELVES THOSE WESTERN WELCOME CLOTHES TO US FOR LAUNDERING OR CLEANING! RODEO FANS IDEAL CLEANERS & LAUNDRY — NYSSA NITE RODEO GET N.A.P.A. Parts at Your Favorite Garage or Service Station! THE BUSIER YOU GET, rui LnJ Nyssa Auto Parts YOU APPRECIATE Ask your dealer about a real cool extra-cost option—Chevrolet air conditioning. YOUR ELECTRIC FREEZER I Little league, learning to swim, playground, summer church school, music lessons, scouting . . . it’s a continuous round of worth-doing activities for energetic kids and helpful mothers. When you find a mother who helps the most and does it best, chances are she has an electric freezer. Ball game Tuesday afternoon? Then Tuesday night’s dinner will come from the freezer! Plan ahead, buy ahead, cook ahead. With a freezer, you can schedule meal preparation tasks at your convenience, join in »he family plans which make being a mother more fun, most meaningful. n Summertime-and the savin is easy! It’ll pay y»u plenty te pad over to your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center and get in on all the excitement these. Because Jet-smooth Chevrolets are outselling every other make of car, he’s able to turn on the savings like nebody else in town. Have him fit you with an elegant Impala, a popular Bel Air or a budget-wise Biacayne. Or maybe with one of those six sweet-going, cargo-craving Chevy wagons. Just bring along your desire to own a let of car at an easy-to-own price. Chevy and your _ . , Chevrolet dealer will look after the rest nicely, thank you. Jct-SIUOOtll Chevrolet Save-a-bundle buys on Corvairs, too! t 'krry Corvair Stoma Club Coup« The climate couldn’t be better for getting into one of these. Yeemrree, juicy July buys en the Monzaa with th-ir family-etyle sporto-car «pint . . . oe Mabie, nickel-nuaiing Corvair 500's and 700*a ... on the S-PaseeAaer Lake weed Wagena . . . and on thoee Greenbnar Sports Wagons with up to twiee the apace of regular wagona. Need more be said’ Your Chevrolet dealer a the man to talk to. See the new Chevrolets at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's NYSSA MOTORS, INC 420 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone FR 2-2224 There's an electric freezer size and style best suited to your family needs. 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