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Thursday, July 13, 1972 Engagement Announced Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon PONY GIVEN AT NAMPA STAMPEDE Some youngster, under 12 years of age, will be the re- ceipient of a Welsh pony, com plete with all the riding gear on the opening night of the 57th Annual Snake River Stam pede in Nampa, according to Bob Brown, chairman of the event. “Three Nampa firms have made it possible. Rayne and Seal Enterprises, Super Thrift Drug and M & W Market. These firms are providing not only the saddle, bridle and blanket, but a beautiful Welsh pony that is trained for any child to ride,” according to Brown. He said, “The tickets for the drawing will be given to each child at the gate, and will be drawn at the proper time in the show by Stampede Star Roger Miller. The pony give away is a traditional prize for some lucky youngster under 12 attending the first night of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Haney of Nyssa announce the engage ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Debra Ann, to Gary Mathewson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin G. Mathew son of Ontario. Debbie graduated from Nyssa High School in 1971 and was employed at Boardman, Oregon for some time. Gary graduated from Ontario High School in 1968 and served a two year mission for the L.D.S. Church in Florida and Puerto Rico. He is con tinuing his education at Brigham Young University, majoring In dentistry. Gary is working this sum<?<*r for the Oregon State Highway Department. An August 24th wedding is being planned in the Idaho Falls L.D.S. Temple. Snake 18.” River Stampede, July Pag« Fiv« Rummage Sales Timmerman—Joki Married UNITED METHODIST In Unique Family Home Setting CHURCH —Rummage sale every In a home setting at the "old family residence," Mary Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman, Route 1, Nyssa, became the bride of Grant Edwin Joki, son of Mrs. Alex Joki of Coeur d* Alene, Idaho, on Saturday, June 17, 1972. The family home was built in the early 1900’s by the bride’s grandparents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Miller, and is presently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brewer. Adding to the home decor were large baskets of pink and white gladioli, The double ring ceremony was performed at 3 p.m. by the Rev. John An derson of the Assembly of God Church, Wilder, before 150 re latives and close friends. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a street length sleeveless dress of pink and white crepe and carried a bouquet of long stemmed pink gladioli. The bride asked Miss Vikki Shenk to serve as honor at- Jenkins—Mendiola Wed Friday and Saturday in the church basement from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. New articles turned in each week. * * • tendhnt. She wore a blue street length dress and her corsage was pink and white carnations. Serving the groom as best man was Joel Price. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home. The white wedding cake was top ped with fresh-cut daisies of pink and white. Cutting and serving cake were Mrs. Jerry Brewer. Miss Joann Timmer man, sister of the bride, ser ved punch. In charge of gifts was Miss Nancy Timmerman, sister of the bride, Mr. Dirk Miller, and Miss Libby Mil ler, cousins of the bride. After the reception, the new Mr. and Mrs. Joki left for a honeymoon trip to Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho. The bride is a 1972 graduate of Adrian High School. The bridegroom attended Northern Idaho College and was gradua ted from the Universityof Idaho. He taught at Adrian HighSchool for two years and will teach at Fairmont Junior High School SENIOR CITIZENS—Rum- mage sale every Friday and Saturday, Jaycee Bldg., Bower between 2nd and 3rd Streets. Sale starts at 10 a.m. New articles each week. * ♦ * GOLDEN AGE—Rummage sale every Friday and Saturday, Old Western Hotel, corner of 1st St. and Good Ave., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. New articles each week. this fall in Boise. The couple will make their home in Boise and Mrs. Joki plans to continue her education at Boise State College. Out of town guests were the bridegroom’s mother Mrs. Alex Joki and his brother and his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Joki. Glenda Kay Jenkins and Dennis Paul Mendiola were married May 27, 1972 at the First Christian Church in Ontario. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jenkins of Weiser and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mendiola of Ontario. The couple are making their home in Ontario. Couple Wed at Nursing Home BLADE CUT ROUND BONE BONELESS ROAST STEW MEAT • 89 LARGE JUICY CRISP, GREEN PEACHES On Sunday afternoon, July 9, 1972, Minnie Tyrell and John Umbarger were united in mar riage at Malheur Memorial Nursing Home in Nyssa. The couple exchanged their vows in front of the large fireplace in the social room of the home. Officiating at the 2 p.m. cere mony was the Rev. Lloyd Pounds of the Seventh Day Christians, in the presence of 50 guests. The bride wore a floor-length gown of pastel blue crepe, fea turing a ruffle at the neckline and full sheer sleeves gathered into cuffs. She carried a dainty nosegay of pink carnations and white mums. Attending as maid of honor was Alice Fogg of Ontario. She was attired in a pastel yellow Crystallite gown of floor-length, White daisies bordered the scoop neckline and accented the long full sleeves. She carried a nosegay of yellow carnations and white mums. The bridegroom was attended by Dean Holmes of Ontario. Mrs. Ruth Klinkenberg pro vided the wedding music and also sang “I Love You Truly,” accompanied by Crystal Mar cum. The social room was attrac tively decorated with bouquets of flowers. The reception table was centered with a white wed ding cake decorated with blue roses and the names Minnie and John. A lovely bouquet of yellow and white summer flo wers graced the table. These were arranged by Mrs. Gerrit Stam. Mrs. Nora Graham and Mrs. Stam both of the Hospital Auxi liary, were in charge of the reception. The newly married couple was wished much happiness by those attending. TVCC Board Adds Two New' Members Oaths of office were admini stered to new members, John Bishop and Aranka Trenkel at the TVCC Board of Directors meeting July 5. 1972-73 officers were elec ted: Chairman, Sherman Tur ner; Vice-Chairman, Wayne Ball. James Roberts and Sara Hull were appointed deputy clerks. The board approved main Ssnior Citizens tenance of fidelity bonds of $10,000 on all business office Reduce Sale Prices employees, the clerk and de The Senior Citizen’s Rum puty clerks; an additional mage Sale which is held every $40,000 on the Business Friday and Saturday from 10 Manager and $15,000 on the a.m. in the Jaycee Building Bookstore Manager. will have all their merchandise The Business Manager was reduced 10% this coming Fri designated Custodian of district day and Saturday, July 13 and funds. The signatures of Busi 14. ness Manager andBoardChair- This will be their last sale man, or Business Manager and until this fall sometime in Vice-Chairman, or the signa September. ture plate alone was authorized TVCC Receives $240 for check signatures. Western Bank of Ontario was From Garden Clubs continued as the repository of The Oregon State Federation funds. Designation of the audi of Garden Clubs, which recently tor for 1972-73 was postponed held its annual convention on to the next meeting. The Board the Treasure Valley Community passed a resolution authorizing College campus, has donated short term borrowing for col $240.00 to the college for cam lege operation not to exceed $130,000. A City of Ontario pus beautification. According to Harry Kuester, request for 40 feet of road S<g>erintendent of Buildings and right-of-way on the west side Grounds, the money will be of the gym and for a sewer used to shrub the dirt bark extension which should even tually permit drainage of the north of the gymnasium. A concrete incinerator was gym parking lot was approved. The Board authorized the ad removed from this bark a few weeks ago. It is presently bar ministration to open bids for a ren and a source of much dust. Food Service freeter unit at The generous gift will greatly 2:00 p.m., July 10 and to make Improve the aesthetic setting of the award if not in excess of the gymnasium which also helps a $3500 limit set by the Board. Next meeting will be July 23. solve a maintenance problem. & 14 USI ■ J wtsso KNOW THE BOTTLE HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE is «. cans HUNTS CATSUP 26 oz. BOT1 LE M.C.P. PECTIN FRESH 2 oz. PKGS. HOME DAIRIES CUCUMBER COTTAGE CHEESE 2 lb. CARTON CHIFFON MARG ARINE mu tubs / IVORY LIQUID DETERGENT A Â CAPRI 7a gal . BOTTLE CHIFFON 6-PACK GIANT TOWELS I r
