THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
LDS Slake House Reception Fetes
Couple United June 9 in Caldwell
A Caldwell. Idaho, wedding
ceremony performed June 3, 1963,
united Miss Donna Fay Zink and
William T Ashcraft. The bride is
a daughter of Mn and Mrs. Dee J.
Zink of Nyssa. The
~ bridegroom’s
father is Odice Ashcraft of Home-
dale.
A reception was held at 8 o’
clock on June 22 at the Nyssa
LDS stake house with approxi
mately 60 guests in attendance
The new Mrs. Ashcraft was at
tired in a dress of lavender crys-
talette fashioned with embroider
ed bodice. With it she wore white
accessories and a white carnation
corsage. Attending the couple
were Mr and Mrs. Robert Mes
sick of Nampa. Mrs. Messick, sis
ter of the bridegroom, wore a
frock of green crystalette, white
accessories and a white carnation
corsage. He ad pieces, matching
their gowns, were worn by both
the bride and her attendant.
The bride’s mother wore
sheath dress of pink brocade sat
in, white accessories and white
carnation corsage
A three-tier wedding cake, top
ped with miniature bride and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Ashcrait
groom, was served by Mrs John
Hurley, aunt of the bride. Punch
was poured by Mrs. Charles Mann Mrs Walt Ford Honored
and Mrs. Shirley Mitchell. Guests At Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs. Walt Ford was honored at
were registered by Miss Evelyn
Weeks, while gifts were arranged a pink and blue shower July 2
by Miss Junia Kay Mitchell and in the home of Mrs Bill Fitzsim
Maralyn Zink, sister of the bride mons. Mrs Martin Greig was co
hostess.
During a short program, Charles
Twenty -two guests enjoyed
Mann acted as master of cere games and a poem read by Miss
monies. Also taking part in the Shernl Jean Robbins
program were Mark Moncur, the
A cradle cake, baked by Mrs
Mmes. James Skeen, Glen Weeks. Ford’s sister. Mrs Menldean Rob
Solon Lewis, Waynard Talbot and bins, was the centerpiece After
Taft Pett.
opening gifts. Mrs Fond and her
The newlyweds are at home on guests were served cake. 1 c e
a farm south of Adrian.
cream and punch
+_ +
Host Couple’s Card Party
+—+
Party Honors Hartleys
Fred Guthrie and Mrs. Tom El
dredge were high prize winners
at a Mr. and Mrs. bridge party
Saturday evening. The card ses
sion was held at the home of Mr |
and Mrs Eldredge
Mr and Mrs John Lienkaemper
of Ontario were hosts at a bar
becue party on the evening of
July 10 honoring Mr. and Mrs
David Hartley of Camas. Wash
Hartley is a son of Mr and Mrs
Henry Hartley, the former having
been superintendent of Nyssa
schools. The couple was enroute
to North Bend to visit his parents
before returning to Washington
from a vacation trip.
Guests at the Wednesday even
ing party in Ontario were mem
bers of David’s class at NHS and
their mates, including Mr and
I Mrs. Stan Thompson. Mr and
! Mrs. Larry Bauman. Mr. and Mrs
Ronald Pruyn and Gary Jones
The Hartleys were luncheon
guests last Thursday of Mr and
Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper in Nyssa
Mrs. Bud Tibbets Honored
Mrs. Bud Tibbets was honored
July 9 at a four-table bridge par
ty at the home of Mrs. Gene De-
M nek Hostesses were the Mmes.
DeMinck. Duane Holcomb and
Dick W.lson. Mrs. Tibbets was
presented a going-away gift. The
Mmes. Joe Cundall and Bob Q.
Smith were prize winners.
THERES MORÍ TEA DRIMUNS PLEASURE
EOA HM, rOUR MMKY AND FRIENDS
+—+
the timoni delcx.t UeM of fat
TU with omas uxl StfT yict
WILSON'S MARKET
GEORGE BEARS VISIT
Mr and Mrs George N Bear
visited Saturday afternoon with
Mrs Effie Rogers at the nursing
home in Payette On Sunday the
Bear couple visited with Mrs. Ev
erett Lynn near Sheaville In the
afternoon the trio visited with
Mrs Ted Balzor and family on
Cow Creek
Cniiaiw i
SHOES
Recent Bride Honored
At Thursday Shower
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was given by Viola Adams, Peggy
Brown and Lila Mae Royse of
Boise on the lawn at the home of
Mrs. Rolland Holmes Thursday,
July 11, for Mrs. Dean Holmes,
nee Margaret Ellen Bogard of
Payette. The gift table was dec
orated with a white lace cloth
over pink with a centerpiece of
pink sweet peas.
“Whoopee” was played with
several winning prizes. Little
Patty Royse of Boise presented
the honored guest with her first
gift and gave a reading on getting
married.
After the gifts were opened,
refreshments were served to ap
proximately 30 guests.
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No. 2543
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court
Of the State of Oregon
For the County of Malheur
In the Matter of the Estate of
JAMES B. MITCHELL.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the,
undersigned, as Executor of the
estate of James B. Mitchell, de-)
ceased, has filed his Final Ac-
count in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Malheur, Probate Department,
and that Friday, the 19th day of
July, 1963, at the hour of 10 o’-1
clock in the forenoon of said day
and the Courtroom of said Court
in the Malheur County Court
house, Vale, Oregon, have been
appointed by said Court as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
Dated and first published June
20, 1963; date of last publication
July 18, 1963.
/s/ JAMES H. MITCHELL
Schroeder & Denning
Attorneys for Executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of
GORDON F. RAY
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly and
regularly appointed Executrix of
the above entitled estate. All per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same verified as by law
required, to the undersigned at
the office of Yturri. O’Kief A
I ox, attorneys at law. 89 S.W. 3rd
Avenue, Ontario, Oregon within
six months of the date of the first
publication hereof.
LEDA B. RAY
Executrix
First publication July 18. 1963.
Last publication Aug. 15. 1*53.
Yturri. O'Kief * cox
Attorneys for Executrix
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Work Smarter ... Noi Harder
By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Home Management Specialist
OVEN CANNING IS DANGER
WHAT CAUSES YELLOWING’
An afternoon wedding cere-
♦
*
OUS, says Virignia Weiser, nutri
OF
WHITE
COTTON?
Women
mony, performed at 2 30 o’clock
asked this question so often that tion specialist with OSU Exten
June 9, 1963 united Miss Shirley
I
home
economics researchers at sion service. It makes no differ
Mae Hollanr and Roger R Smith.
the U. S. Department of Agricul- ence what kind of jars, lids or
The double-ring rites were per
; ture decided to make a special oven you use. Jars are likely to
formed in the presence of 61 in
study. They say one cause is ac explode, even though not tightly
vited guests by the Rev. Jess Ar
cumulation of body oil. Home sealed. Serious personal injury
mas, pastor the Ontario Church
I launderings do not always remove could result.
of Christ. The wedding was in
There are no safe canning
these oils. Over a period of time,
the home of the bridegroom’s
especially in warm humid atmos short cuts. Don't fall for trick
parents, Mr. and Mrs E B Smith
canning methods such as use of
phere, the oils turn yellow.
of route 2, Nyssa Parents of the
aspirin for preserving fruits and
Tests
show
that
bleaches,
both
bride are Mr. and Mrs. Dave
liquid chlorine and dry perborate vegetables.
Maness, residents of the Big Bend
Miss Weiser says you might be
types,
help whiten these yellowed
community.
lucky for years with unreliable
fabrics.
The
scientists
hope
to
Basket arrangements of white,
eventually recommend ways to canning methods, but there comes
pink and red peonies and pole
prevent the yellowing. We’ll keep a time when everything spoils.
lamps wrapped in white crepe
you posted as their expeiirnents Always follow proper processing
paper provided the setting for the
directions and you’ll be better off
progress.
Dinner Fetes Batt Couple
home ceremony. Also on the
• • •
in the long run.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt were crepe paper wrapped poles were
If you have questions about
APPLIANCES
ARE
W
HEN
honored with a family dinner purple, pink, yellow and white
canning
methods, call your coun
GOOD. THEY ARE VERY GOOD
Sunday at the home of her moth sweet peas; pink and red roses
ty extension agent in home eco
and
when
they
are
bad,
we
real
er, Mrs. Ruby Mills in Adrian. and sprays of cedar foliage. The
ize how much we miss them. Ser nomics.
The gathering was in observance lamp shades were wrapped with
♦
*
vice
problems still plague many
bells.
of the Nyssa couple’s 34th wed tin foil to resemble silver
homemakers but not nearly so WORKING WIVES ... if your
ding anniversary.
Given in marriage by Bud
"moonlighting work" seems big
much as a few years ago.
Other guests included Ross Smith, older brother of the bride
after a day at the office, divide
Mary
Huck,
economist
for
a
white
Mills, Mr. and Mrs Chester Mills, groom, the bride wore a
household
chores into several
large Ohio appliance manufac
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills and 1 waltz-length gown of lace over
short jobs. Make minutes count.
turer.
gave
us
some
good
news
net and taffeta, designed with
Kelly.
For instance, these johs take
on her recent trip to Oregon.
scoop neckline and long tapered I
about 15 minutes apiece: clean
She
says
records
show
that
1962
sleaves.
Her
shoulder-length
veil
|
LEGAL NOTICES
appliances required 40 percent ing and polishing one piece of fur
was held by a large white rose:
less
service than 1958 models, niture, washing four or five mir
with forehead arrangement of
NOTICE OF SALE
which in turn were much more rors, vacuuming mattress and
lily-of-the-valley.
OF REAL PROPERTY
reliable than those produced 15 bedsprings.
She carried a nosegay contain
In the County Court
Ten - minute jobs might be
ing white butterfly, encircled| MR. and MRS. ROGER R. SMITH years ago.
Of the State of Oregon
straightening
a bureau drawer,
So, all in all, everything should
with white carnations, pink rose
♦
♦
For the County of Malheur
cleaning bottom of a closet, emp
be
better
and
better.
But
are
we
buds,
lily-of-the-valley
and
pink
For her daughter’s wedding,
In the Matter of the Estate of
tying waste baskets.
ribbon streamers.
Mrs. Maness wore a sheath dress doing a better job of reading in
MARITTA RANDALL.
If you have five minutes to
struction
books?
Service
records
Mrs.
Karen
Ward
attended
as
of beige cotton with matching ac
Deceased.
spare,
you could wipe finger
show one out of every five calls
matron of honor and was attired
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in a sheath dress of yellow taf cessories and white carnation cor made by servicemen to repair marks from kitchen cabinets and
that pursuant to an order of sale, feta fashioned with rounded neck sage The bridegroom’s mother washers is needless, because noth refrigerator, clean reflector pans
duly made and entered by the line and full taffeta overskirt. was attired in a beige linen sheath ing is wrong with the appliance. under burners on the range or
Court in the above entitled estate, Her matching veil was held by dress containing tan embroidered
Check to see that appliance is sew on a button.
the undersigned administrator of three small yellow roses and she flowers and a peppermint carna plugged in and controls properly
said estate will sell in one lot or wore a corsage of white carna tion corsage.
set according to the instruction
A three - tier cake, decorated book before calling a serviceman. ,
separate parcels at private sale, tions and yellow rosebuds.
all the right, title, interest and
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The matron of honor’s husband, with pink roses and lily-of-the-
estate of said deceased in the fol Ronnie Ward, served as best man. valley, was cut and served by
DON'T LET INSECTS CHASE
lowing described real property:
The newly married Smith couple Mrs. Earl Ward at a reception YOU away from outdoor fun.
held
in
the
Smith
home
following
Lot 15 in Block 40 of Park attended the Wards during their
U. S. Department of Agriculture
the ceremony.
Addition to the City of Nyssa. wedding rites last October.
scientists have developed a repel
Pouring coffee and punch were lent now available in ready-to-
Malheur County, Oregon, to
Mrs.
Raleigh
Chamberlain
and
gether with that portion of va
use containers.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mrs. Frank Holub. Gifts were
cated Oregon Street contiguous
This chemical scares off the
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
arranged by Judy Lovitt, while better known biting insects—mos
to the North side of said Lot 15.
BARLEY
A.
BRISCOE
Linda Cutler was in charge of quitoes, ticks, chiggers. It won’t
« Lot 16 in Block 35 of Park
Also Known as B. A. BRISCO
registering guests.
Addition to the City of Nyssa,
hurt your skin, cotton or wool
Deceased.
Malheur County, Oregon.
The new Mrs. Smith was grad fabrics, but don’t use it on syn
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, uated from Adrian high school
The said real property will be
thetics. It may affect some paints |
sold for cash, or cash and credit I that the undersigned has been ap with the class of 1963. The bride and plasters. Check instructions;
and at such price as may be ap pointed administrator of the es groom was a 1962 graduate of on the can.
proved by the Court, said sale to tate of BARLEY A. BRISCOE, Adrian high.
This product, commonly called |
be made subject to delivery of also known as B. A. BRISCO, de
Following a wedding trip to deet but sold under several trade
merchantable title and confirma ceased, by the County Court of McCall, the newlyweds are now names, has little or no odor and
tion of sale by the above entitled the State of Oregon for Malheur at home on route 2 where he is doesn’t leave a greasy feeling on
County, and has qualified. All i assisting on the Lorin Munn farm. the skin.
court
Bbls will be received at the persons having claims against said
office of Hemgson & Stunz, 106 estate are hereby notified to pre
Ma n Street, Nyssa, Oregon, at sent the same, duly verified as by
torneys for the administrator, law required, to the undersigned
from and after the 16th day of at 89 S.W. Third Avenue, Ontario,
Oregon, within six months from!
August, 1963.
Dated and first published July the date hereof.
JAMES A. COX
18. 1963.
Administrator
Date of last publication August
8. 1963
Date of First Publication: July
11, 1963.
B B LIENKAEMPER
Date of Last Publication: Aug.
Administrator of the
8, 1963.
Estate of
MARITTA RANDALL
Yturri, O’Kief & Cox
Deceased
Attorneys
CHILDREN’S
GINGHAM
Sunday Ceremony in Parental Home
Unites Shirley Holland, Roger Smith
Nyssa. Oregon
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