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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Pollyanna Club Ladies Announce Accenting Hues of Blue and White
Dale for Annual Community Picnic Used at Copeland-Wilson Ceremony
By Florene Kygar
KINGMAN KOLONY — Plans
are being made for the annual
Pollyanna club picnic to be held
July 10 at the Charlie Bowers
home. All residents at the com
munity are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Sparks and sons
of Nyssa attended a Father’s
Day picnic in Julia Davis park
at Boise. Host and hostess for the
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Altig who reside in the
Idaho capital city.
A recent afternoon visitor in Entertains Coffee Group
the John Kygar home was Rod-
Koffee Klutch women met June
ney Conant of Mountain Home.
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at the home of Mrs. Bill Toomb.
Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Kygar;
daughter, Florene. and Charlotte Among those attending were the
Kygar of Boise spent a recent Mmes. Luit Stam. Wesley Piercy.
Monday evening visiting Mrs. Henry Day. K. I. Peterson and
Maxine Ryan, Mrs. Marilyn Jus Tony Martinez.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan re
tus and new son at Vale. On Sat.
urday evening the Kygar couple cently took their daughter, Mary,
visited her father, Mr. and Mrs. to La Grande where she enrolled
for the summer term at Eastern
Tex Doty at Caldwell.
Oregon
college. Marion Laan.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant and
daughter
of the Ray Laans of
Jimmy attended a recent Sunday
Parma,
spent
a recent week in the
barbecue dinner at Parma. Serv
Klaas
Laan
home.
ing as host and hostess for the
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lane and
annual event were Mr. and Mrs.
members
of the Keith Lane fam
Lester Stacy.
ily picnicked Sunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn
and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold June 26 in Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callahan
Strawn and family picnicked on
Father’s Day near Twin Springs. spent a recent weekend at McCall
with their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Witness Wedding Riles
Richard Callahan and family, and
Mrs. Rosie Martinez. Isaac and with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Juanita, and the former’s brother William Blinkensop and family.
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Recent Thursday visitors in the
Juan Quintero, attended a recent Callahan home were Mrs. Lee
Newell Heights wedding cere, Lovitt and Judy.
mony uniting Lupe Rivera of
Couples Take Fishing Trips
Nyssa and Mike Castro.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers
Gaye and Tonya Bennett,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
daughters of the Dwayne Ben
Schafer on a June 24 fishing ex
netts, were June 24 overnight
cursion to Bully Creek reservoir.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson
at Nyssa. Mrs. Bennett and her
left June 22 for a fishing trip of
daughters recently attended a
several days on the north fork
bridal shower given for Miss
i of Malheur river.
Mary Weir at Adrian Presbyter
MR. and MRS. MICHAEL B. WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. George Eichner
ian church.
of Harrisburg and Mrs. Her
A blue and white color scheme, I bridegroom received both his
Charlotte Kygar of Boise spent
man Towne of Nyssa visited with summer flowers, was carried bachelor’s and master’s degrees
a recent week visiting in the Earl
on a recent Saturday with Mr. and out at the June 18, 1966, wedding from OSU where he was affiliated
and John Kygar homes. June 26
Mrs. Al Thompson. June 26 af ceremony uniting Miss Sally Jo with Delta Chi fraternity.
afternoon callers at the Earl Ky
ternoon visitors in the Thompson Copeland and Michael Bruce Wil
gar residence were Mrs. Charles
The newlyweds are now re
Culbertson, Mrs. Carol Duncan residence were Mrs. Edna Mills son.
siding at Biloxi, Miss., where the
of
the
Owyhee
area
and
her
The rites were performed at 8 bridegroom is attending a one-
and children.
mother from Scottsbluff, Neb
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’
clock
in the evening at Mount year electronics school in the
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers visit
The Al Thompsons visited June Tabor Presbyterian church in United States Air Force.
ed Saturday, June 25, with their
17 with their son - in - law and Portland.
son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Viers and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wal
Parents of the newlyweds are
family at Nampa.
ters in Boise. On June 18 the Mrs. Ilene Copeland of Portland,
Attend 4-H Club Meeting
Thompson couple visited Mr. and John Harroll Copeland of Canoga
Mrs. Jim Phifer and Janette Mrs. J. J. Fleming at Wilder and Park, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Bud
attended a recent Tuesday 4-H the next day called at the Mildred Wilson of Nyssa.
Livestock club meeting at the Vaughn home in Boise. They
Attending the bride were Mrs.
By Mrs. George Moeller
Richard Holly home in Big Bend. also visited with Charlie Gossett Joseph Dietz as matron of honor;
ARCADIA—Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston at the Elks Convalescent home Donna Lee Wilson of Nyssa, Bev
and son, Jerry, visited Saturday in the Idaho capital city.
erly Kempt of Portland, Betty ildean Robbins, Sherril Jean,
afternoon, June 25, in the Walter
Christensen and Dorothy Ingram Clinton and Craig returned re
Pinkston home. Mrs. Loura Smith ATTEND GOLDEN EVENT
cently from a 10-day vacation.
of Corvallis, as bridesmaids.
was a Sunday afternoon guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy of
Serving as best man was Gary , They visited in Robbins’ home
The Dale Ashcrafts visited dur. Adrian and Mrs. J. C. Olsen of Newman of Nyssa, while ushers town, Phillips, S.D., as well as
ing a recent weekend with their Nyssa attended a golden wedding were Bill Rietveld of Durango, other points of interest along the
son, Dick and family at Hazelton, anniversary celebration held on Colo., Greg Melton of McCall, way.
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Will 1 Idaho, Daniel Bailey and David
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Short and
Downey at Nampa.
Krumbein of Portland.
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The new Mrs. Wilson holds two children of Pocatello spent a re
VISIT IN PENDLETON
bachelor’s degrees from Oregon cent weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wohlcke State university at Corvallis. The Clyde Bowers. The family was
114 Bower Avenue
I enroute to the coast on a vacation
spent the July 4 weekend visiting
NYSSA . . . OREGON
trip. Mrs. Short is the former
in Pendleton with his sister and VISIT AUNT IN NYSSA
Phone 372-3305
brothers, the Allen Hathaway, I Mr. and Mrs. Fletch Skillern I Dorothy Sparks of this commu-
Bill and Charles Wohlcke fami- j of Portland visited Sunday with i nity.
Steam Cleaning
lies.
They were accompanied I Mrs. J. C. Olsen. They were en
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson
• Major Overhaul Work
home by Mrs. Wohlcke’s daugh- i route home from New Mexico. > left June 23 for Prineville for a
• Brakes — Tune-Up
• Motor and Transmission | ter, La Dawn Haney, who had i Tuesday visitors were Mr. and j stay of several days. They also
l spent a week with the Charles; Mrs. Jerry Dunsmoor of Spokane ; visited other points in central
Exchange Service
The women are both nieces of I Oregon.
• Free Pickup and Delivery I Wohlckes.
Leaves for Baltimore
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Mrs. Olsen.
• SERVICE CALLS
HOLIDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob
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Car-Care
The Charles Quinowski and TRIO ARRIVES FROM EAST
took their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Wilton Jackson families were
Mrs. Claire Hamilton and Thurman, to Boise on June 26
CREDIT PLAN
Use Your Credit Card . . . guests for a July 4 potluck din daughters, Mary and Suzanne, ar when she left for her home in
Nothing Down ... Revolv ner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. rived June 28 from the eastern Baltimore, Md. She had spent a
ing Plan With 20 Months David Sarazin and daughters. The states. They have established month here with her parents and
three families later attended the their home at 114 Park avenue • other relatives. Mrs. Rosette Ham-
To Pay!
fireworks display in Caldwell.
and were recent visitors in the ’ ilton and Mike Thompson of
Maurice Corey home. Their hus Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
band and father is expected to were recent Sunday evening vis
join them here in the near future itors in the Zittercob home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins
VISITS GRANDPARENTS
spent a recent Sunday afternoon
Lonnie Huffman of Klamath visiting the John Seburns.
Falls arrived Friday at Boise air
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Keveren of
port where he was met by his Vale were recent evening visit
' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mor ors in the George Moeller home.
ris Huffman. The six-year-old
Bill Hust of Portland spent a j
lad plans to spend the summer recent weekend with his parents, ’
visiting in the home of his grand the George Husts. Sherri and I
parents.
Karla Hust accompanied their
brother back to the Rose city for
CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTSI a visit of several days.
Family Returns
After Vacation
In Native State
C & G GARAGE
WELCOME
THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1966
Work Smarter ... Betrothed Couple
Not Harder
Announces Plans
WILL IRONING
For Fall Wedding
EVER BE OBSOLETE?
. . . Many people hope so, others
say they really enjoy ironing.
New durable press garments
come out of the dryer wrinkle-
free with no seam puckering.
Slacks hold their sharp creases.
These fabrics are produced by
a completely different process
than the usual wash and wear
fabrics, according to Elaine
Carlson, extension clothing spe
cialist at Oregon State univer
sity. They can be line ■ dried
also, but the dryer gives better
results.
An almost unlimited variety of
items is available, from children’s
clothes and women’s suits to slip
covers and table cloths.
Durable press fabrics are a real
boon to homemakers but then-
will always be some selected fine
garments and linens which bene
fit from ironing.
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YOUNG HOMEMAKERS
IN ONE SURVEY
. . . said lack of energy or fa
tigue was a more important prob
lem than money. This is rather
surprising coming from the
younger group.
Recently, many studies have
shown fatigue is often mental
rather than physical. Don't let
the Job. or fear of it, "get you."
Get in and tackle it first rather
than putting it off and hating
to do it. This will build up re
sentment. Remember, a Job be
gun is a job half done.
The trick to avoiding fatigue
isn't so much magic as ‘‘magic -
ment” and a plan Jobs are made
easier by organization and know
how. Use the right tools and me
thods; eliminate the unnecessary
and get the rest of the family to
cooperate.
Legal Notice
No. 10,503-E
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court
Of the State of Oregon
For the County of Malheur
ALMA JOANNE NEVINS.
Plaintiff.
V».
ROBERT BEN NEVINS,
Defendant.
TO: ROBERT BEN NEVINS,
The Above-Named Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You are
hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed
against you in the above Court
and cause on or before July 21,
1966, that being the time prescrib
ed by the Court in its order for
publication of this summons upon
you, being four (4) weeks succes.
sively from the date of first pub-1
lication hereof; and if you fail
to so appear and answer, for want
thereof, Plaintiff will apply to j
the Court for a decree of abso-!
lute divorce from the Defendant
and dissolving the bonds of matri
mony between the parties of this
suit, and for the sole custody of:
the children. Lark Nevins, Charles
Griffith Britt Nevins, Laurel Le
ona Nevins and Roberta Ann
Nevins, the minor children of the
parties.
Service of this summons upon
you by publication is made by
the order of the Honorable Jeff
D. Dorroh, Jr., Judge of the above
entitled Court, dated June 20,
1966, and date of first publication
hereof is June 23, 1966.
HENIG6ON & STUNZ
By GENE STUNZ
Attorneys for Plaintiff
106 Main Street
Nyssa, Oregon
Published June 23, 30; July 7
and 14, 1966.
DAUGHTER BORN JUNE 30
TO NORMAN BAKER COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baker
(nee Janet Mnulding) report the
arrival of a baby daughter on
Thursday, June 30, at Holy Ro
sary hospitul in Ontario. Ultlr
Miss Karla Eileen tipped the
scales at 6 pounds, 13 ounces and
is the couple’s first child.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
E<1 Mnulding, Mr. und Mrs. Paul
Baker, all of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Weeks, muternnl greut-
grundparents of Boring. Ore., are
visiting in Die Mnulding home.
MISS CONNIE IRBY
... To Marry Jerry Corn
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The engagement of Miss Con
stance Irby to Jerry K. Corn is
announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Royce C Irby of rural
Nyssa. Parents of the future
bridegroom ure Mr. and Mrs. Dor-
ran Corn of Middleton, Idaho.
The bride-elect is a 1965 gradu
ate of Nyssa high school and at- j
tended Treasure Valley Commu-I
L. BONE COUPLE REPORTS
ARRIVAL OF INFANT SON
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bone of
213 South Fourth street, Nyssa,
are parents of a son born Wed
nesday, June 29, at Holy Rosary
hospitul in Ontario. The new nr-
rival has been named Melvin
Stanley and weighed 7 pounds,
15 ounces at birth. He joins a
brother and two sisters in the
home.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Bone of route 2,
Parma.
nity college in Ontario during
the past year.
’
Her fiance was graduated from
Middleton high school with the
class of 1961 and also attended
TVCC last year.
A Sept. 11 wedding Is being
planned by the betrothed couple.
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