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The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon Timmerman Brewer Rites Performed In Garden Setting Jane Timmerman and Jerry Brewer repeated their wedding vows in an early evening double ring ceremony Saturday, July 10, 1071. Rev. Robert Manley of the Nyssa Nazarene Church performed the ceremony in the presence of 180 friends and relatives. Jane, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman of Route 1, Nyssa, was given in marriage by her father, to Jerry who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer, also of Route 1, Nyssa, in a outdoor garden setting at the Frank Miller residence with baskets of white lilies and yellow daisies pro vided by Mrs. Darrell Williams and Mrs. Howard Evans adding beauty to the setting. Joann Timmerman was her sister’s maid of honor and Donald Brewer, Jr., was his brother’s best man. Mrs. Verl Bishop ac- companied soloist Earnie Lewis. A reception followed the cere mony in the dining room of the Frank Miller home with Mrs. Jim Miller serving punch, Mrs. Homer Brewer, coffee; and Mrs. Donald Brewer, Jr., and Mrs. Jim Brewer serving the cake. Mrs. Chuck Brady was in charge of the guest book while Libby Miller, Mary Timmer man and Nancy Timmerman re ceived the gifts. Mrs. Keith "MM ' WM----------- XX Thursday, August 5, 1971 Bulldog Editor Helps Out -W BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Hometown News Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the Reed Gyllen- Bridge club members at their skog home were Mrs. Gyllen- home last week. Mr. and Mrs. skog's sister, Mrs. Bryce Sor Tom Eldredge were prize win ensen and two children of Sunny ners. Slope who were Saturday dinner guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal Dr. and Mrs. K.A. Danford ker Low of Ogden who stopped entertained Couples Bridge club for a short visit Saturday. They at their home Tuesday evening were enroute to Canada on va with Mr. and Mrs. Charles cation. Kelly Cash of Los Michaels, Mrs. Rex Voeller Angeles visited Sunday at the and Mrs. John Stringer as Gyllenskog home. guests. ♦ » ♦ Three tables were in play Mrs. James Farmer of Boise, with Mrs. Voeller and Dr. L.A. Alda Pixton of Salt Lake City Mauldlng winning honors. and Mrs. Harold White of New Plymouth were Monday luncheon Mrs. R.G. Larson Sr., en guests at the Howard Myrick tertained the Thursday after home. noon bridge club at her home ♦ ♦ ♦ last week. Mrs. Kay Brendle Spending a few days visiting was a guest and she and Mrs. Sherwood was his Harry Miner were prize win Frank brother, Mr. and Mrs. Don ners. Sherwood from Talmo, Georgia. » ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz Tallman assisted with the cor and three grandchildren, Bruce sages. Bleakman of Portland, Eric and Both the bride and groom Laurie Stunz spent the weekend graduated from Adrian High in McCall. * * * School. He was graduated in 1966 and she in 1968. They The Dick Tensen family,Gary have both attended Oregon State Ross, and Dave Wilson spent University in Corvallis and plan the weekend camping above to return to their studies at Unity. OSU this fall. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne were Sunday afternoon, callers REBEKAHS MEET at the Bill Laird home of rural Ontario. * ♦ * Local Rebekah members and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers, their families held their annual Brenda, Barbie and Mark spent potluck picnic Sunday afternoon live days last week traveling with approximately 25 attending. throughout Utah. Among their The group met at the home of stops were to see the BYU Mrs. Tom Johnson and guests campus and the LDS Temple. attending were Mrs. Blanch ♦ ♦ ♦ Weeks’ sister from Boise, and Jim Grunke recently returned Mrs. Mary Elkins, Mrs. C.T. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christ Meade, Maryland Bartholameu and Mrs. Peggy enson of Cowiche, Wash., (near from Ft. where he completed his two Murphy of Nyssa. Yakima) announce the engage weeks active naval duty. ment of their daughter, Miss « ♦ ♦ Carole Jeanne Christenson, to SENIOR CITIZEN Mark Norland Stephen, son of Lee Dail, Marla and David ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen Of visited four days in McCall Nyssa. last week with his son, Mr. and The bride-to-be attended Ya Mrs. Gary Dail and family of Nyssa’s Senior Citizens en joyed a potluck at the Dr. John kima Valley College and the Renton, Washington. They were Long residence July 28. Four University of Puget Sound. Her visiting Mrs. Dail’s parents, teen people were in attendance. fiance attended Oregon State Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glascock. ♦ ♦ ♦ Their next meeting will be University and is now serving August 11 at 10:30 a.m. at the in the U.S. Army. They will be married Sept. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Timmons, First Methodist Social Hall. Everyone is asked to bring a 11 in the Tieton Drive Bible Susan and Brian of Washington Chapel. D.C. spent last week visiting sack lunch. I MERRY WIDOWS Merry Widows will meet this Sautrday, August 7, at the home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williamsand of Mrs. Tom Johnson at 6:30 Barbara. Mrs. Timmons is p.m. A cookout is planned if Mrs. Williams’ niece. Also the weather permits. visiting the Williams family were Mrs. Williams’ nephew Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle Captain Richard Pierce, his wife and three daughters from spent the weekend visiting Cot Baker. Captain Pierce will be tle’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. David stationed in New Jersey after Johansen of Joseph. The Cot recently returning from Viet tles joined Mr. and Mrs. Frei Blair and family who were also nam. visiting there. * * * * * * Visiting in the Glen Brown Mrs. Ray Joyce and family home is Glen Brown’s mother, spent this weekend visiting in Mrs. Opal Brown of Lucas, North Powder where Joyce is Kansas. She will be staying for now employed. two weeks. Also visiting were * * * Brown’s brother Harold Brown Brad and Chipper Burning and family from Abilene, Kan. ham returned home Sunday after Last Sunday visitors of Mr. spending several days visiting and Mrs. Brown were their son friends in California. Eugene and family of Burns. * * • * * * Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Capt. and Mrs. Gary L. Thom Forbess, Joel and Bonnie of son and sons, Daniel and Geof Corvallis arrived Friday to visit frey returned last week to Ft. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Sill, Oklahoma, where he is ard Forbess, and also to attend stationed. his high school class reunion. While here they made a fish Debra Forbess, who has been ing and vacation trip into North visiting her grandparents here ern Idaho, Canada and Montana. for two weeks returned home They visited at the home of with her parents Monday morn his parents Mr. and Mrs. Merle ing. Joel remained here to visit Thomson. two weeks. Gary also accompanied his * * * father to the Veterans’ Hospital Rev. and Mrs. Tom Foster in Seattle where he is under and family arrived Saturday going treatment prior to sur from their home in Madras to gery. visit a week in Nyssa with his ♦ ♦ ♦ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Weekend guests at the Glenn Foster, and with other relatives Marcum home were Allen and friends. Endicott, Bart Combs and Tony They also attended his class Evans, members of the Baker reunion held this weekend. all Star Babe Ruth 13-year-old » * ♦ team. They were playing in Guests at the home of Mr. the district tournament in On and Mrs. Jim Griffin Saturday tario. afternoon were her sister, Mr. ♦ ♦ * and Mrs. Irvin Jones of Baker. Bonnie House of Lebanon vi Curtis Favorel of Parma was sited over the weekend at the a Sunday guests of his grand home ofher sister, Mr. and Mrs. parents, the Griffins. Glen Marcum. ♦ ♦ ♦ * * * Mr. and Mrs. James Heldt and family of Renton, Wash., Visitors at the Gerald Si- arrived Saturday to visit a week mantal home over the weekend with relatives in Nyssa. were Marty Sasser of Wallowa, and Rodney Curtis of Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd and ballplayers, who were partici family of Saint Maries, Idaho pating in the All Star Babe visited Saturday and Sunday Ruth district tournament in On at the Harry McGinley home. tario. Other ball players stay * * * ing at the Ray Joyce home were Kim Kerby of Southern Pines, Burt Lathrup of Enterprise and N.C., arrived July 21 to visit Dave Hiatt of Los Stiene. ai uie llollie UIlviet vr- at the home OI of uer her uncle, Dr. Barbara Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams, is helping out in the Journal office during the month of August while employees take their vacations. Barbara will be a senior at Nyssa High School this year, and with Norma Rodríguez will be co-editor of the Nyssa High School Bulldog, the school paper which is printed at the Journal. and Mrs. K.E. Kerby. They spent the past week at Wallowa Lake returning to Nyssa Sat urday. Kim will return home from her visit here August 9. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marcum and Crystal of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winchell of Walla Walla, Wash., were Sunday eve ning visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum. » ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marcum and Crystal of Eugene spent the past weekend in Nyssa visiting relatives and friends and at tending their high school class reunion. They visited the Wil bur Coffmans, the Glenn Mar cums and at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Wilson. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowen and sons of Hermiston are visiting this week with friends and relatives in Nyssa and Pay ette. They attended Bowen’s class reuinon and were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGinley and family. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell visited Tuesday at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Moore m Nampa. while Forrest Moore in Nampa. While visiting the Moores they also visited their great-grandchild ren, Tami and Robyn Towell of Scappoose, and Shelli Mum ford of Boise, who were visiting at the Moore home. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Blair and family from Kansas City, Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair and Sharon spent several days at Wallowa Lake and Payette Lake. ♦ ♦ ♦ I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bosselman, Mr. and Mrs. Darell Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Adams spent Saturday and Sun day at Shore Lodge in McCalk * * • Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod for two weeks are their! daughter, Mrs. Donald Tennant; LeeAnn and Scott from Little ton, Colorado. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. DavidSarazinandchild- ren left last Wednesday to spend two weeks at McCall. ♦ * * Mrs. Mardi Larson and child' ren spent Monday visiting Mrsj sarazin and children at McCallt Sarazin and children atMcCalli ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW SHIPMENT __ A Shop at Bracken’s Dept. 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