THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Winkler-Hansen Wedding Ceremony
Performed in Church at Tillamook
Lady Eagles Slate
Back-to-School Meet
For Tuesday Evening
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964
MRS. TEAGUE VISITS
Gloria Gonyer, C. Kent Mann United uav^lo/AiSka-
In LDS Temple; Feted at Reception Honored With Events
Mrs. J. H. Teague of Dayton,
Ore., is spending several weeks
j with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and
Nine members of the Eagles
Mrs. Asa Winchester, Ona Lou, family, and her son-in-law and
auxiliary were in attendance at
Cliff and Don left by auto Tues­ j daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
a meeting held Aug. 18 in the
day morning for Alaska where Gustavson and Bart. Another son,
aerie hall. Door prize was won
they will join their husband and Jack and a frier d of Kansas City,
by Mary Lee Chadwick and Ruth
father who left July 26 and is Mo., arrived Saturday for a visit
Collins was recipient of the two-
working for a pipeline contractor of several days.
month prize. Connie Bullard miss­
in Anchorage.
ed the jackpot award as she was
The family is being accompa­ FORMER NYSSANS VISIT
not present.
nied
to Alaska by Winchester’s
“Back-to-School” meeting will
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bailey of
aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Sanders of Hillsboro
be held Sept. 1 and those attend­
spent the weekend vis­
Nyssa, who after a visit of sev­
ing are asked to take a sack
iting friends in Nyssa. Bailey
eral
weeks
with
relatives,
will
lunch. Initiation for new mem­
served as assistant superintendent
return home by plane.
bers will also be held.
of
Amalgamated Sugar company
Ona Lou arrived home Friday
Gladys Morfitt has submitted
factory
here several years ago.
evening
by
train
from
Sulphur
her resignation as inside guardian
Springs,
Ark.,
where
she
had
to Madam President Faye Mc­
spent the summer visiting her visiting here from California.
Ginnis.
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great-grandmother, Mrs. Lou El-
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The Winchesters had been resi­
dred and other relatives.
STUNZ COUPLE RETURNS
dents of Nyssa for the past eight
FROM CANADIAN VACATION
A group of friends honored the years, coming to the area from
Winchester family with a potluck Arkansas. Their present address
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz and
dinner served last Thursday eve­ is Star Route A, Box 1545, Spen-
their grandson, Richard Bleak­
ning in Nyssa south park and ard, Alaska.
man, recently returned from a
month’s vacation trip through
presented them with a gift of lug­
gage.
northern Idaho, Montana and
Canada. Among places of inter­
Among those attending the din­
est visited by the trio in Alberta
ner were the Harold Wilson fam­
were Waterton park, Calgary and
ily of Homedale, Mr. and Mrs.
Banff. In British Columbia they
Ace Livingston and Randy, Dr.
toured Jasper national park and
and Mrs. Bert Ross and family,
spent several days sightseeing at
Mrs. Sam Parks and children, Mr.
Vancouver.
and Mrs. Verd Mitchell and two
Returning via Seattle, they vis­
grandsons, Pat Parker and Mike,
ited the World’s Fair site. En­
David Kasik, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­
route to Nyssa they stopped in
bert Sarazin and boys, Mr. and
MR. and MRS. GARY W. HANSEN
Roseburg to visit their son-in-
Mrs. Morris Huffman, Mr. and
A wedding ceremony perform-* I
—Portrait by Schoen,
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass.
ed at 7:30 o’clock on the evening
Norman Bleakman, and Richard
On Friday morning, Mrs.
of Aug. 8, 1964, at Redeemer Lu­ Attending the bride were Miss remained with his parents. The
Vaughn Stringer entertained with
theran church in Tillamook, Ore., Betty Winkler as maid of honor; Stunz couple returned home last
a coffee hour and handkerchief
united Miss Geraldine Winkler Mrs. Mitzi Williams, Mrs. Estelle Thursday evening.
shower for Mrs. Winchester.
and Gary W. Hansen.
Acker and Mrs. Connie Hansen
Sjt
The bride is a daughter of Mr. as bridesmaids. They were at­ Mrs. Gerrit Stam Honored
Guests were the Mmes. Ray
MRS. C. KENT MANN
. Bride of Parma Man
and Mrs. Arnold Winkler of Tilla­ tired in apricot - colored sheath A number of relatives and
Larson, Bob Fangen, Ted Bram­
—Portrait by Schoen. mer, Norbert Sarazin, Bert Ross,
Wedding vows were exchanged'
mook. Parents of the bridegroom dresses and carried bouquets of friends called Sunday at the Ger-
by Miss Gloria Ann Gonyer and
are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jeffers white glamellias.
Wieneke, Ron Kirstine and
ritt Stam home to honor Mrs. C. Kent Mann in a ceremony per­ ham cut the wedding cake. Also Ward
of Springfield, Ore.
David
Other guests were
Hansen served as best man Stam on her birthday anniver­ formed Aug. 14, 1964, in the Idaho assisting with the reception were Patty Sarazin.
The double ring rites were per­ for Bill
and
Nancy
Ross who are
his brother, while ushers were sary.
Falls LDS temple. President Wil­ the Mmes. Larry Schenk, W. L.
formed by Pastor Edward Lutz Chaney
Kirsch, Ron McLeon and
Among the visitors were Mrs. liam Killpack officiated during McPartland, Robert Wilson and
of the Lutheran church, Missouri
Aafje Relk of Nampa, John Tim­ the double-ring rites.
Frances Bates; and the Misses
synod. Soloist was Miss Betty Larry Acker.
merman,
Andy
DeBoer;
Messrs,
Peggy Lewis, Junia Kay Mitchell,
For
her
daughter
’
s
wedding,
The
bride
is
a
daughter
of
Mr.
Winkler, accompanied by Miss
Mrs. Winkler wore a beige sheath and Mmes. Arie Bakker, Klaas and Mrs. Leo Gonyer of Nyssa. Marilyn Mann, Christine Burning­
Kathy Krebs.
Pete VanderOord, L u i t Parents of the bridegroom are ham, Connie Mitchell, Sherry
Every Reconditioned Sewing Machine and Cabinet in
Given in marriage by her jacket dress. The bridegroom’s Stam,
Stam
and
Herke Stam.
mother
was
attired
in
a
yellow
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann of Roberts, Carolyn Seely, Marcie
father, the bride wore a gown of
Our "Used Room" (Formerly Priced $29.50 to $49.50)
Parma. Following the ceremony Hill, Joanne Jefferies, Shan Moss.
silk taffeta, fashioned with fitted and white silk print frock. Each NYSSANS VISIT TOOMBS
Has
Been Marked Down to . . .
Providing organ music for the
a bridal luncheon was hosted by
bodice, elbow-length sleeves and wore a white orchid corsage.
NOW
RESIDING
IN
LEBANON
reception
were
the
Mmes.
Dwight
the bridegroom’s parents.
scalloped scoop - neckline, The Centering the refreshment table,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins
OR LESS!
The newlyweds were honored Wyckoff, Grant Jones and Dellin
lace-trimmed taffeta skirt fell at a reception held in the church
YOUR CHOICE:
following the ceremony, was a spent Saturday night and Sunday Aug. 21 with a reception at the Erickson. Mrs. Sterling Ellsworth
into a sweeping train.
Her bouffant veil was secured wedding cake decorated in hues as house guests of their son-in- Nyssa LDS stake house with 400 sang two vocal selections during
$28.88
Singer Portables_____
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. guests in attendance.
the evening.
to a jeweled crown and she car­ of peach and green.
Round
bobbin
with
sewlight.
The bride attended Nyssa high
ried a corsage containing a large
Assisting with serving were Ken Toomb and family in Leba­ The bride chose a gown of school,
was graduated from Ore­
Console Models ______________ $28.88
white silk organza with appliqued
orchid, encircled with Fujii mums. Mrs. James River, Mrs. Kermit non, Ore.
Other visitors in the Toomb alencon lace and seed pearls ac­ gon State university and received
Alexander and Nyssans Mrs. Rob­ home during the past week were
U. S. built. Walnut or mahogany finish, backstitch,
her master’s degree from Brigham
ert Meisinger and Mrs. Deward Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schwarz and centing the bodice and waistline. Young
round
bobbin.
university.
The
past
year
The full skirt was detailed with
Benedict, aunts of the bride.
Jolene o f Sweet Home, Ore. appliqued lace panels flowing into she had been teaching in the Los
Light-Weight
Portables ______ $28.88
The new Mrs. Hansen attended Schwarz is a former Nyssa high a chapel train. A rose headpiece Angeles area. Her husband at­
In new cases. U. S. built. Backstitch, round bobbin.
Nyssa schools, is a graduate of school teacher, now with the jun­
lace and seed pearls held her tended Parma high school and
Tillamook high school and Sac­ ior high department of the Sweet of
Damaged
Cabinets___________ $28.88
Utah
State
university.
shoulder-length veil of nylon illu­
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red Heart School of Nursing and Home school system.
The couple will reside in Provo
sion
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
For
your
Singer
or imported portable. Blond, wal­
is now a registered nurse. Her
Nyssa, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Weaver of white Fujii mums and stephanotis. where Mrs. Mann will be teach­
nut
or
mahogany
finish.
husband was graduated from Nyssa also spent two nights with
Phone 372-3305
Miss Marilyn Gonyer attended ing at Brigham Young university
Springfield high school and serv­ the Toombs while vacationing
her sister as maid of honor. Her and her husband will receive his
• Major Overhaul Work
ed three years in the U. S. Navy. recently on the Oregon coast. floor
gown was of mint degree next year. They left Sun­
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The newlyweds are now resid­ Mrs. Toomb also received a phone green - length
silk
organza.
She carried day for Provo.
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ing at 1526 Main street, apart­ call from Mrs. Clarence Clapp, an arrangement of bronze
Out-of-state guests at the re­
Fujii
ment 57 in Springfield where the who with her family was in Le- .
369 S. Oregon
Phone 889-6167
• Service Calls
ONTARIO
ception included those from Cali­
mums.
Steven
Mann
attended
his
• Free Pickup and Delivery bridegroom is employed by an banon enroute to the coast.
fornia,
Utah,
Idaho
and
Colorado.
brother as best man.
ambulance service company.
The Toomb family now resides
Mrs. Gonyer’s ensemble was of
at 1299 Franklin street in Leba- avocado
.
green silk shantung,
.
non.
' while Mrs. Mann chose a dress
s>—i«
of green lace. Both ladies wore
WEEKEND VISITORS
corsages of cymbidium orchids.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gundry
Miss Darla Gooch presided at
and family of Santa Barbara, the guest book. Accepting gifts
Calif., were weekend guests in were Cheri Mann and Chipper
the home of her brother and sis­ Burningham. Also helping with
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ob- the gifts were the Misses Valene
enchain and family. Other week­ Mitchell, Shauna Newton, Cookie
end visitors in the Obenchain Cole and Vicki Newman; and the
home were his parents, Mr. and Mmes. Bill Nielsen and Ron
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Mrs. E. J. Obenchain of Boise.
Schoeneman.
Shades of green and bronze
Saffron Flavors Dumplings
were used throughout the recep­
Add the merest hint of saffron tion area. Individual guest tables
Girls' — Parka
Ladies' — Seamless
to dumplings to make them the were decorated with mint green
perfect accompaniment to chicken taffeta cloths and Fujii mum ar­
fricassee. A fleck of sage or mar­ rangements. A floor-length cloth
joram and they flatter a hearty of white nylon tulle and lace
beef stew.
adorned the bridal table. On each
side of the three-tiered wedding
Red — Blue — Green
First Quality—Fall Shades
Tearless Onions
cake were tapered arrangements
Dehydrated onions take the of mums and candles.
tears out of cooking these succu­
Mrs. Marvin Jefferies served
lent bulbs.
the punch and Mrs. Carl Burning-
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Winterizing legumes and forages will
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