THURSDAY, AUGUST X 1962
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
Payne-Simpson Sugar Factory Group
L. Kuijpers
Wedding Planned Honors
With Barbecue Party
For Near Future
Irene Brower, G. Brent Folkman Wed
In Idaho Falls LDS Temple Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Kuijper
HOST BARBECUE DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee were
hosts last Friday evening for a
barbecue dinner. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer and
Ronnie of Vale, Mr. and Mrs.
George Courtney of Ontario, Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Bybee and daugh­
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer
and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Chamberlain.
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RETURN FROM VACATION
Mrs. June Patterson and Mrs.
Beth Ellis returned recently from
a vacation to the coast, visiting
friends at Cottage Grove, Coos
Bay and Portland. They also spent
several days in Coeur d’Alene vis­
iting Mrs. Ellis’ son, Larry. While
in the Idaho city they attended
the Diamond Cup hydroplane
races.
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Lynn and Janet Hall, daughters
of Mrs. Dave Hall of Kingman
Kolony visited two days last week I
in the Bill Hamilton home.
Eagles Duplicate Group
Schedules Charity Party
Eagles Duplicate bridge session
was held Monday evening with
5 Vi tables in play under direction
of Roy Nishizaki.
North-south winners were Mrs.
Ray Russell and Mrs. Herb Fish­
er, first; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Pace, second; Mrs Bob McKinney
and Mrs. Bob Allen, third.
Winners in the east-west group
included Mrs. Artie Robertson
and Mrs. Bob Chatelain, first; Jo*
Ableman and Carl Barclay, sec­
ond; Mrs. Eddie Taylor and Mrs.
E. H. Brandt, third.
The group has slated Aug. 6
for a charity party.
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RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. J. L. Herriman returned
Friday evening from Menlo Park,
Calif, where she had spent the
past three weeks visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs M. S. Ayres.
were honored recently with a
barbecue party at the Jack Zitter-
Mr and Mrs. Don Sayre and
cob home, given by Mrs. Zitter-
children of Portland arrived Fri­
cob
and Mrs. Jack Walters.
day at the Frank Perko home
Kuijper came to Nyssa in April
where they expect to visit a week
as assistant chemist a t Amalga­
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Montgom­
mated Sugar company factory, re­
ery, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Asumen-
placing
Ted Lewandski who mov­
di, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Gamer and
ed
with
his family to Lewiston,
Mr and Mrs. Ray Callahan of
Utah.
Star attended a dance Saturday
He came to Nyssa from New
at the Nyssa Stake House.
York
where he had been employ­
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Montgom­
ed
as
chemist at a British sugar
ery and children were Sunday
company plant. His wife and two
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
sons, ages 11 and 6 arrived July
Vernon Widmer of Cow Hollow
1. The family is now residing at
Mrs Kenneth Lorensen left
519 North Eighth street.
Monday morning to help at the
Un addition to the honored
American Union Sunday School
guests, those attending the recent
camp at Quaker Hill at McCall.
barbecue dinner included Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Jensen recently
Mrs. R. A. Forbess, Mr. and Mrs.
served cake and ice cream in
Solon Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miss Arlene Payne
honor of her husband’s birthday
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Able­
anniversary. Guests were Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson man, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Q. Smith,
Junior Goodell and sons, Mrs. of route 2, Nyssa announce the Mr. and Mrs. Stan Newman, Ever­
Jack Ward and children and engagement and approachinng ett Heldt, Jack Walters, Jack
Mrs James Chamberlain and chil­ marriage of Miss Arlene Payne Zittercob and Tom Church.
FOR SALE—PRODUCE
FOR SALE OR TRADE
dren. In the evening July 19 Mr. and their son, J. Klair Simpson.
and Mrs. P. C. Jensen of Ontario, The bride-elect is a daughter of
15-FT. SPORTLINE OUTBOARD TOMATOES—Wesley J. Browne.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Payne of
Phone 372-2694.
31-t^c
—with Mark 75 motor. Will trade
and Mrs. Charles Schweizer came Lewiston, Idaho.
on late model pickup or tractor.
to offer best wishes.
Wedding plans are being ar­
Phone Parma 4-2731.
31-1 tc SAVE — Buy Grade A raw, state-
Mr and Mrs. Bob Newgen went ranged for the near future. The
By Mrs. George Moeller
inspected milk. 65c a gallon at
to the home of her brother, N. L. young couple will enter Nyssa
ranch, 75c per gallon delivered
(Dick) Wilson of Oregon Slope, high school this fall as seniors.
WANTED
or at stores. Call FIFE HOME
Mrs. Richard Solo, Tommy and
Thursday evening. Mr Wilson
DAIRY, 372-2540, Nyssa. 19-tfc
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LIVESTOCK — Hogs, cattle and
Debbie of Boise visited July 23
had been ill.
VISIT IN DeMINCK HOME
sheep
(all
classes).
Treasure
with Mrs Fred Norman and two
GET YOUR PIE CHERRIES at
Bob Newgen recently took John
Mrs. John Krommenhoek and
Valley Packing Co. Phone 372-
Treasure Valley Packing com­
Anderson, N. L. Wilson of Ore­ children are visiting this week boys in the George Moeller home
3103.
45-tfc
Mrs. Melvin Spitze underwent
pany. 30-lb. tins. One mile
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gon Slope, George M. Wilson of with her brother-in-law and sis­
west
on Alberta. Phone 372-
Nyssa, and Boyd Newgen to visit ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeMinck. major surgery July 23 in Malheur
Mr. and Mrs. G. Brent Folkman
A FEW GENTLE, BROKE SAD­
Memorial
hospital.
3103.
28-ltc
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Phipps. The The Krommenhoek family has
DLE HORSES—C. Clyde Smith.
For her daughter’s reception,
A double - ring ceremony per­
Gale Coleman spent a recent
men returned that evening to the spent the past year at Ft. Lewis,
Phone 889-8666, Ontario. 2-tfc
week at Wallowa Lake as a con- formed at noon June 25, 1962, in Mrs. Brower wore a sheath dress
Anderson home.
WORK WANTED
Wash., where he has been serving selor at the Methodist Youth the Idaho Falls LDS temple unit­ of light blue silk. The bride­
DEAD ANIMALS
Charles McArthur of Redmond, with the National Guard. He will
ed Miss Irene Brower and G. groom’s mother wore a navy blue
REMOVED FREE
CUSTOM COMBINING — With
was a guest Friday night at the receive his discharge this week camp.
silk sheath dress. Both wore white
Phone Payette 642-2591
Walter Sandburg of Portland Brent Folkman.
“105” John Deere. Call Brent
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel As- and the family will return to their
Idaho Animal Products Co.
A wedding trip took them to accessories and corsages of white
who spent three weeks in the
Folkman at 372-2686 or 372-
toreca. He is a cousin of Mrs. As- home in Boise.
Cecil Houston home left July 24 Yellowstone park, Jackson Hole, roses.
2434.
31-2tp
toreca.
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Wyo., and Sun Valley, Idaho.
for his home.
A four - iier angel food castle
Anna Marie Wilson of Welling­
The bride is a daughter of Mr. cake, trimmed in pink and topped MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES IRONING —to do in my home.
Mrs. George Coleman and Gale
ton. Colo., is visiting this week VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA
Call 372-3155
31-tfc.
and
Mrs. J. E. Brower. Mr. and with pink satin bells, centered the FOR GENERAL SPRAYING of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith and went to Burley recently to take
with the Harley Wilson family.
Mrs.
George
Folkman
are
parents
family
of
Walnut
Creek,
Calif,
ar
­
serving
table.
Pink
flower
butter
Tommy Stanley and Cindy Earn­
shrubs, trees and grounds, call CUSTOM HAY BALING—Baling
Her sister, Letha, was a guest
rived Sunday to visit her parents, shaw who had been visiting them. of the bridegroom.
mints and cherry frappe were
Fangen Bros. Greenhouse at
there Friday night.
10c per bale; baling and stack­
An 8:30 o’clock evening recep­ served with the bridegroom cake,
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Boydell.
They were met in Burley by their
372-3437.
23-tfc
ing, 15c. Call Chuck or Randy
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Earn­ tion was given for the newlyweds baked by the bride’s mother.
Miles at 889-6267.
23-13tc
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard
June 30 in the Nyssa LDS stake
Gay Bybee served as hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mitchell were shaw and returned to their home house. Decorations were
and sons of Boise, Mr. and Mrs.
LOST and FOUND
large and Renee Hadley, sister of the
TUCKER’S CHILD CARE CEN­
Max Jones and daughters were hosts for a steak fry July 23 at in Kemmerer, Wyoming.
baskets of white gladioli and bridegroom, registered the guests.
TER—Infants through 10 years
LOST
—
Wide
gold
wedding
band
guests for a picnic dinner Sunday their home. Guests included Mrs, Attend Funeral Services
lighted tapers.
cared for while you work, shop
in swimming pool. Reward!
at the home of the ladies’ parents, Mamie Baker, Jean and Joan, Mr.
Others assisting with serving
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mrs.
or play. Phone FR 2-2632.
For her reception the bride and gifts were Flora Garner, Vir­
Phone
372-3953
or
372-3020.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr.
and Mrs. S. P. Kelley.
John Zittercob and Mrs. Theo chose a floor - length gown of
30-2tc COMPLETE MEAT PROCESS­
Matherly went to Jerome July 21 chantilly lace over net and taf­ ginia Bybee, Mary Ann Bybee,
ING—From custom butchering
to attend funeral services for feta. The bodice was fashioned Cheryl Zesiger, Laura Jayo, Ruth
Burbank, Donna Myrick, Sharon
through custom cutting, wrap­
their aunt, Mrs. Miles Canada.
HELP
WANTED
with scoop neckline trimmed in
ping, curing, smoking and sau­
Christian Wilson of Payette tiny seed pearls and sequins, long Drown, Jean Baker, Marla Chris­
sage making. Stock received at
recently spent two days with tapered buttoned sleeves and a tensen, Jo Ann Handley and Shir­ SALESMAN to sell Combustion-
your convenience—day or night.
eer automatic coal-fired space
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Basque waistline. The full skirt ley Ashby.
"If Your Favorite Dolly Needs Repair —
Music was provided by Emiline
“You get the best’’ at Treasure
heaters. Tremendous need in
George Coleman.
was designed with tiers of ruffles McGinnis
and her orchestra. Mas­
Valley Packing Co., 1 mile west
To Be Cleaned. Dressed or Have New Hair"
your area. Good financing.
Miss Dorothy Houston started in back.
on Alberta. Phone 372-3103.
Extensive advertising program.
July 23 to Hollywood Beauty
Her elbow-length veil of illu- ter of ceremonies was Phillip D.
Clowers
of
Madras.
Other
pro
­
No
experience
necessary.
Send
school in Boise.
ision was held by a large organza
short letter to: Western Coal
Several from the Arcadia com- rose encircled with pearls. She gram selections included prayer
Visiting Hours — 1 to 4 p.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Equipment Co., 445 West 5100
' munity attended the wedding wore a double strand of pearls, by Bishop Wayne Berrett of the
Owyhee
ward,
vocal
selections
by
South,
Ogden,
Utah.
We
will
July 22 of Carolyn Schilling and a gift from the bridegroom and
TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY— Join
contact you.
30-tfc
i Ronald P r u y n a t Lutheran carried a bouquet of shasta daisies Jean Baker, Sherry Glenn, Bar­
Hawaii Air Tour Oct. 26 For
308 Park Avenue
Nyssa, Oregon
church in Ontario.
Eastern Orgeonians. $363.43.
accented with baby breath and bara Glover and Eleanor Poulsen,
Men and Women Needed
accompanied by Shirley Ashby.
Lily Martin and her son, Em- turquoise ribbon
Write Sather Tours and Travel,
TO TRAIN FOR
A reading was given by Colleen
mett of Weiser and Mr. and Mrs.
12 Dorian SE, Pendleton. 31-6tp.
The Misses Karen Bybee and
i Cecil Houston visited July 22 Jan Rinehart attended as brides­ Froerer, piano solo by Tanya Bur­
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hous­ maids. while Debbie Brower serv­ ningham and remarks by Bishop We prepare men and women, age ORDER METAL HEAD GATES
now for your concrete ditches.
ton at Homedale.
ed as junior bridesmaid. All were Howard Bair of Nyssa Second
18 to 55. No experience neces­
Eder Hardware. Phone FR 2-
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Winchester attired in gowns of turquoise chif­ ward.
sary, grammar school education
2266.
17-tfc
and family of Nyssa visited July fon over satin. They wore shoes
Out - of - town guests included
usually sufficient. Permanent
23 with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest to match their gowns, white those from Madras and Portland,
jobs, no layoffs, short hours. I ELECTROLUX — Sales and ser­
Stephensen.
High pay, advancement, Send ! vice. E. R. Anderson, route 3,
gloves, strands of pearls, a gift Ore.; Pocatello, Burley, Heyburn,
Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Mrs. from the bride and carried nose­ Letha. Idaho; and Ogden, Utah.
name, home address, phore I Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au­
The new Mrs. Folkman was
Don Bowers and girls visited gays of white shasta daisies.
number and time home. Write
thorized dealer. Phone 549-
graduated
from Nyssa high school
July 18 in the George Moeller
Box 785-CS, Nyssa.
14-2tp
Flower girl was Lisa Mitchell.
1581.
42-tfc
home.
Her escort was Bradley Clowers. in 1962 Her husband was grad­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Winkler and Henry Mendazona served as best uated in 1959 from Nyssa high SALESMAN—Over 35 with some ADDING MACHINE TAPE, type­
selling experience. Excellent
writer ribbons, file folders, etc.,
family of Tillamook, Oregon man and ushers were Tom Jayo and is a self-employed farmer on
opportunity to work in Nyssa
route 2, Nyssa, where the newly­
on sale at the Gate City Jour­
attended the Schilling-Pruyn and Jerry Myrick
area. Call 889-8282.
23-tfc
weds are making their home.
nal office. Dial 372-2233.
wedding and visited her brother,
; Fred Schilling and family. They GRANDDAUGHTER VISITS
left July 23 for Greeley, Colorado
Esther Heldt, daughter of Mr.
| to visit relatives.
and Mrs. James Heldt of Ontario,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schnabel is spending several days visiting
and daughter and Miss Irene her grandmother, Mrs Louise
Schilling and Ron Lenz of Kent, Heldt.
I Wash., came to attend the wed­
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ding of their sister, Carolyn. GRANDCHILDREN VISIT •
| Irene and Ron Lenz left July 23.
Mr. and Mr». Jake Fischer visit­
but the Schnabels remained for ed Sunday in Boise with their
for a longer visit.
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Godfrey. The Godfrey’s
Mr. and Mrs. Reib Eldridge of three children returned home
Hillsboro were recent guests in with their grandparents for a
I the Jake Fischer home.
visit.
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GUESTS IN CHESTER HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Greig Claney of
Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Boh Wil­
son visited Saturday evening with
Mr and Mrs Gene Chester The
V Claneys were Sunday dinner
V guests in the Chester home.
i
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VISIT IN DORMAN HOME
Mr. and Mrs S C Brown and
children of Portland spent the
I weekend with her mother. Mrs
Trithion means more profit for growers of legume seed crops
X
Margie Dorman. The family was
in southern Idaho and southeastern Oregon! Trithion is so
enroute to Payette Lakes where
they are spending a week’s vaca­
persistent and so broad-range in its action that one applica­
tion.
4-4.
tion cleans up many major pests for weeks. It is one of the
SPENDS TIME AT BANKS
very few materials that controls both aphid and mite pests.
Brad Maxfield spent from Sun­
day to Thursday of last week with
Once applied, Trithion is relatively harmless to bees; they
Steve Alters at Banks, Idaho The
boys were guests of Steve's
can return to work in fields treated with Trithion with little
I grandmother. Mrs. Ethel Alters
chance of injury. See your Stauffer dealer for local recom­
who presently resides in the Al­
ters cabin
mendations.
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GATE CITY JOURNAL WANT ADS
Around Arcadia
DOLLS—DOLLS—DOLLS!
Call 372-3400 for Appointment!
ROYCE'S DOLL CLINIC
Civil Service Exams
on legume seed crops...
TRITHION
controls pea aphid,
two-spotted mite,
other pests
I
Clearance Sale!
STARTING THURSDAY, AUGUST 2
ALL SUMMER DRESSES
Reduced 3 3 Vs %
(No Refunds or Exchanges on Sale Items)
Marguerite s Apparel
223 Main Street
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3127
CALIFORNIAN VISITS
Mrs. Lena Doan of Los Ange­
les, Calif , is visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.
Lyman H Russell.
Lunch Meat Quickie
Slices of canned luncheon meat
spruce up a quick lunch menu
when spread with brown augar.
horseradish and mustard Broil
about 5 minutes.
STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY
Western Offices: SAN FRANCISCO - LOS ANGELES
NORTH PORTLAND, ORE. - GLENDALE, ARIZ. - FRESNO
Manufacturers and Distributors of: grain protectants
INSEcnCIDES • WEED KILLERS • SEED PROTECTANTS • FUMIGANTS
FUNGICIDES • GROWTH REGULATORS • MITICIDES • DEFOLIANTS
Stauffer
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