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Pag« Four San Angelo. Texas Scene of 18 Roy—Cindell Weddin Rep. Ullman Married Saturday Congressman Al Ullman of Oregon’s Second District was married Saturday, August 26, to the former Mrs. Audrey Manuel of Arlington, Va. The afternoon ceremony was performed in the Prayer Room of the U.S. Capitol Building by the Rev Dr Edward G. Latch, chaolain of the U.S. House of Representatives. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. LorraineClum of Carrolton. Md. Mr. Miles Ullman of San Francisco, Calif , brother of the Congressman, «as best man. According to Capitol autho rities, the Ullman wedding is the first to be held in the Ca pitol Prayer Room since its completion in 1955 as a non- denominational place of wor ship for members of Congress. The room is located a few steps from the main Rotunda of the Capitol in one of the oldest sections of the build- ing. The informal wedding »as attended by relatives of the bride and groom. SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES tmmanuel Episcopal Church parents. in San Angelo, Texas was the Mrs. Cindell is a nursing setting Friday for the mar major at Angelo State Univer riage of Miss Susan Elizabeth sity. Her husband is stationed Ray to Sgt. Steven L. Cindell. in the U. S. Air Force at Officiating was the Rev. Morris Goodfellow Air Force Base. Elliott, rector. After a wedding trip to Ore Parents of the couple are gon, the couple will live at Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Ray 729 Cactus Lane, Lot 15, San of San Angelo, Texas and Mr. Angelo, Texas. and Mrs. J. A.Cindell of Nyssa. August 22, the new couple Honor attendants of the bride Mr. and Mrs. SteveCindell were were Mrs. Larry Alexander and honored at a reception held in Miss Lorretta Schooley of El the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. dorado. Bridesmaid was Miss P. Bybee while they were here Margret Powell of Eldorado. visiting his parents Mr. and Sherry Beardsley was flower Mrs. J. A. C indell of Nyssa. girl. Close friends and relatives Lee Ray was best man. attended the reception including Groomsmen and ushers were special guests, Steve’s grand Fred Shilling of Seattle, Wash., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pat Cruze of Morris, Minn., Perrish of Milton-Freewater. Johnny Powell of Eldorado, Ross Aqua and hot pink colors Graham and Robb Graham, both were used in decorations for of Midland. Mac Badger was the reception. A two-tiered ringbearer. white cake topped with fresh The bride wore a gown of aqua carnations and trimmed satin with chiffon overlay fas with hot pink streamers and hioned with an Empire bodice greenery was served. and later sleeves. Lac* daisies Assisting with the reception trimmed the bodice and detach were Mrs. Jerry Wright, sis able train. ter of the groom; Mrs. Den Serving in the reception nis Cindell, sister-in-law of houseparty at the church were the groom; Jerri Thompson, Mrs. Jim Snider, Mrs. Sam aunt of the groom; Mrs. Jay Powell, Mrs. Joe Lemley, Mrs. Bybee, Mrs. S. P. Bybee, Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Mrs. George A. Murata, Mrs. Chet Bowns, Graham, Mrs. Oscar Peeples, Mrs. George Sadamori and Miss Mrs. Paul Villaret III, Mrs. Tami Bybee. Len Dorrity, Mrs. John Wil After visiting with family and banks, Mrs. Steven McAdams, friends in the area the couple Mrs. Melvin Barnes, Mrs. Rit returned to their home in San chie Reynolds, Mrs. Dave Angelo. Money, Mrs. Charles Jackson, Mrs. Bob Diebitsch, Mrs. Clif FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE ford Schooley Sr., Mrs. R. N. , Jennings, Mrs. A. J. Jennings, The Friendship Circle group Mrs. DavidStone, Mrs. AlClary will meet Friday, September 1 and Mrs. J. K. Ray. The rehearsal dinner was at the IOOF Hall at 2 p.m. All given at the home of the bride’s members are asked to attend. ¿ 1 MR. AND MRS. ELTON CLAPP of Rt. 2, Nyssa »ill cele brate their fiftieth wedding anniversary September 3, 1972. Friends are invited to an open house in honor of the couple Sunday, September 3 from 2:00 to 5 00 p.m. Elton Clapp and Emily Wickham were married at Meridian, Idaho in 1922 and lived there until 1963 when they purchased the Harry Gahan ranch and moved to Nyssa. Hosts for the occasion are their children, Mrs. Neta Mae Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clapp. VALE—Alan Leroy Daniels, Ontario, and Linda Carol Spears, Vale Daniel Stuart Eskow and Na- dene Fern Henwood, both Onta rio Vern Ray Johnson, Ontario, and Elizabeth Darlene Lighty, Woodburn, Oregon. Carlos Hernandez Lumbares, and Elanor Cecilia Padilla, both Nyssa Richard Fernandez, Ontario, and Delores Defuentas, Nyssa. William Smylie Shipman III, and Stephanie Ann Eiguren, both Jordan Valley Ward Dewey Schneider and Shelly Gail Abbe, both Ontario. James Barbour Grave III, Mt. Hom?, Idaho, and Linda Sue Skerjanec, Ontario William H. Wooden, Jr., Clarkston, Wash., and Ester Violet Dailey, Nyssa. Darrell Robert Dominick, Portland and Linda Jo Berna, Ontario. Kevin Dick Williams, Mit chell, Oregon and Darlene Fay Orm, Nyssa. Eligio Garza and Gloria Es- tela Congalez, both Nyssa. Browns Visit Buffalo Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and son Timmy visited with their son Eugene and family in Burns Saturday, then went on to the Ponderosa Buffalo and W ildlife Ran< ti 27 b H m north of Burns where they camped Saturday night. Mr. Brown purchased three young buffaloes, two heifers and a bull, and will raise them on their Nyssa ranch. Mrs. Brown said that the Ponderosa consists of 35,000 acres, and they raise buffalo, musk ox, longhorn cattle, elk, moose, deer, zebra, antelope and other animals. Harry Pon is the owner, and he cross breeds some of the animals. There are several Zomes on the ranch. They are a cross be tween a Shetland pony and zebra and are a fascinating animal, red in color with black stripes. when you buy Motorola Ouasar. MOTOROLA * INSTA MA TIC TUNING * PLUG OUT MODULES * AUTOMATIC FLNE TUNING » WORKS IN A DRAWER SOLID STATE DEPENDABILITY HIGH TRADES FREE DELIVERY Smith Family Attend» Reunion Robbins Married Eiltv Years Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins Out of town guests here for were honored Sunday, August the occasion included Delbert 20 , 1972 with an open house Viken and Mr. and Mrs. Ho reception celebrating their fif ward Viken, brothers of Mrs. tieth wedding anniversary, at Robbins, of Seattle, Mrs Man* their home in rural Nyssa, Gardner, her sister, of Sheri The event was sponsored by dan, Wyoming, Mr and Mrs. their sons and families, M<nl- Lawrence McDaniel, Robbins’ dean and Norvelle Robbins of nephew, of Philip, South Da Nyssa and Llewellyn Robbins kota, and Mr and Mrs. Art of Baker. Tate of Hayden Lake, Idaho, The table was centered with a former South Dakota neighbors four-tier weddingcake, decora of the Robbins family ted in shades of yellow and blue Les Robbins and Inga Viken and topped with cream colored were married on August 16, bells and gold ”50” Mrs. 1922 in Newell, South Dakota. Merildean Robbins decorated Their attendants were two of and served the cake. Serving the guests at the anniversary coffee were Mrs. Norvelle Rob party, Howard Viken, best man bins and Mrs. Howard Viken and Mrs. Marie Gardner, bri of Seattle (sister-in-law of the desmaid. honoree) and Mrs. Llewellyn Robbins is a retired Brown Robbins and Mrs. Marie Gard Swiss dairyman and Mrs. Rob ner of Sheridan, Wyoming (sis bins taught for many years at ter of Mrs. Robbins) served the Cairo Elementary School Mr. punch. In charge of the guest Robbins also taught school for book and gifts were grandchil four years. dren, Dee Ette and Perry Dean The couple received many of Baker, and Kaylene, Danna lovely gifts and cards in honor and Leanna of Nyssa. of the occasion. ; hello IJT WORLD! : BRAKE OVERHAUL 23 MODEL WU8000JW $509»s Excepted Most American Compacts & American Standard Cars Huge selection ready for immediate delivery. Ask about our do-it-yourself package Black A white, color, portables, consoles, and stereo consoles in stock. for STOUT APPLIANCE ■ i NYSSA S2000 HERE'S WHAT WE DO: •Replace linings - all four wheel* •Rebuild wheel cylinder* •Turn and re»urface all drum* •M*»ter cylinder and power cylinder inspection •Bleed and flush hydraulic system •Road lest for brake performance •Free 1 .OOO-mile inspection and adjustment WE GUARANTEE OUR LINING FOR AS IXJNG AS YOU OWN THE CAR OR PICK-UP. Bass Union 372-3196 30^JAomSt I He joins a sister, Wendy Sue, four years old. Grandparents include Mr and Mr . Irwin Wulff of Ontarioand Mrs. Audrey Ward of Nyssa Mr. and Mrs John M Beck MALHEUR MEMORIA! of Prescott, Arizona are the HOSPITAL parents of a baby girl born August 28 She has been named AUGUST 23 - Mr. and Mrs Lana and weighed six pounds and eight ounces. She joins a sister, John Ward, boy, Nyssa AUGUST 25 Mr. and Mrs. Kristine, three years old. Paternal grandparents are Lewi' Moreno, girl, Nys-a AUGUST 27 - Mr and Mis. Mr and Mrs. Mel Beck : of Gary L. Rohwer, boy, Parma Nyssa AUGUST 30 - Mr and Mr Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Billy Ray Shockley, girl, On Nyssa are the proud parents of tario. a son born August 23, 1972 at Malheur Memorial Hospital HOI Y ROSARY Kirby Jay Ward weighed HOSPITAL eight pounds and three ounces. Disc Brakes 3RD A MAIN Mr. and Mis. 1 Otis Smith returned recently from a Smith family reunion August 18, 19 and 20 at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Approximately fiftv people at tended with Smith being the last member of a family of eight children The other mem bers of the family were all nieces and nephews to Otis Smith, except for his son, Ken neth Smith The family staved at one motel in Lake Tahoe. The men enjoyed a golf tournament Marriage Licenses Mrs. Jack Zittercob an- nounces the engagement of her daughter Ann to Mr. Bill Kouns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kouns all at Nyssa. Bill graduated from Eastern Oregon College in La Grande in June 1972, and is now em- ployed by Peter Kiewit and Son’s Construction Com- pany where he is training to be an office manager. Ann plans to graduate from Eastern Oregon College in De cember of 1972, after com pleting an off-campus study this fall A wedding date has been set for September 16, 1972 at the First United Methodist Church in Nyssa. Halloran-Price Vow» Solemnized In Wallow« Tuesday evening. August 21, a combination family reunion and birthdav party was held in honor of Mrs. C.R. (Emma) Kesler at her home in rural Nyssa. A hamburger fry and watermelon bust was enjoyed by the 41 gue-ts who attended. They include Mr and Mrs. Neil Petterson and Tom Mr and Mrs. Jay Bunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.R Kesler Jr. and family. Karma and Sally Kesler, Mr. and Mrs Mike Petterson and f.innlv .ill of Nyssa. Mr and Mrs. Garry Goodfellow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goodfellow and family of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mix and family of Parma. Idaho d get better quality and dependability * Mr». C.R Kesler Honored on Birthday Elton Clapp» To Observe 50th W edding Anniversary Nyssa’s Senior Citizens will sponsor a rummage sale each Friday and Saturday at the Jay- cee Building from 10:30 a.m. until 5 p.m They report that PINOCHLE PARTY they have many nice clothes and some end-tables that are in very The Happy Dozen Pinochle good condition. Stop by and see the bargains. Club met with Mrs. Elsie Diven in Nyssa Friday afternoon. Guest players were Mrs. Mary Hatt, Mrs. Wilma Ostrom and Mrs. Doris Caster. Prizewin ners were Mrs. Mabel Piercy, Mrs. Minnie Stam, Mrs. Dans Caster and Mrs. Sue Ashcraft. The next meeting will be the Pay-off dinner at the home of Mrs. Agnes Ashcrait in Nyssa where the su low scorers will entertain the six high scorers. frequency of color T.V. repairs ? You ♦ Thursday, Augu Th« Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Service 372-3145 AUGUST 23 - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Guyer, boy, Brogan AUGUST 24 Mr. and Mrs. William Kindali, boy, Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Higley, girl, Payette Mr. and Mrs. Charh" Beams, boy, Weiser. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hobde, boy, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. David Walker, girl, Ontario AUGUST 25 - Mr and Mrs. Gerry Tiner, boy, Payette Mr. and Mrs. David Hazel ton, boy, Ontario. AUGUST 29 - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillon girl, New Ply mouth Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gowland, girl. Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hinkley, girl, Ontario Patti Kay Holloran and Rodney D-an Price were joined in mar riage Friday, August II at a 7 30 p in cer. mony performed at the Wallowa Christian Chunh, Wallowa, Oregon The Rev Gary Johnson officiated Th** bi id* is the daughter of Mrs Michael II .Horan ( Wai Iowa, and the groom's parents are Mr and Mi Kenneth Pru e of Adnan Given in mart iag< t>y lier brother, Ed Holloran. the bride- chose a formal le ngth empire styled gown of chiffon over satin Dainty |j' trimmed the bodice, high neckline and short puffed sleeves. Her < hapel length veil of illusion was edged with matching lace and was caught to a band trimmed with lace She carried a bridal bouquet of white daisy palms, pink sweetheart roses and springe fern placed on top of her white Rainbow Bible Pi ggy Holloran was maid -rf honor for her sister She wore a high waited dress of sheer flow, r flex k*-d« hlffonover whit, crep* She < at m-d a white lace bask.-t of wtute daisy palm's, Bnd. smaids were ( arm Hib berd. Im'der, Oregon. Diana McBride. Browns Valley, Calif and Sandv W unaik, W al lowa Their dresses w. re fa shioned after th«- maid of honor’s but with underlay's of pink, green and yellow < r> pe respectively j a. h . arrn d a white- lace task* I with daisy palms of their color Jill McGinnis, Jose jdi. or* cousin of the- groom, was flower girl Terri Hill, Adrian, and Scott Crow, W allowa, w*-re-ring bearers. Candlelighter was Grant Crow of Wallowa. Best man for his brother was Larry Price Ushering the guests wen- Joel Price, Ken Vandewall and Jim Thomas. Vocalist was Cheryl Al britton, Monmouth, cousin of the- groom Stu- sang a number she- had compose-d Wedding music was provided by N)Mi Scott, Wallowa For her daughter's Mrs. Holloran wore a street- length dress of powder tier. The bridrgioom’smothtrifaw a ecru lace dress of sire«, length Their corsages tare while daisies and pink xwiwf. heart roses A reception followed th. ceremony and Mis l.fwis Kruse cut and served the teg. ding < ake she had made she w . a isted by Mr Jim Tho- mas and Mis. Hubert (row Mrs Carl ta-e Hill pound refreshments Mrs Wes Co rad and Mt Harry KenniM*, both aunts of the bride, r*-e. ivH and opened gifts Sherri Price, ; tet of the groom and It**» Crow registered the guests. For a w. .kling trIpth* m wly- weds went Io M-< all and S»s M- adows, Idaho The young couple »ill tr living hi Adrian until Sept'«- lief 14 They will attend (W- gon State University thi tall where tin v will both be in d»4r junior year Honor k J gie - Is alU-UdIK Or and _ Mrs wedding were Mi. _____ __ W I. Jack n and Mr* Hn||ot .fi I of Wallowa graai- parents of tin bmJe, amt Mr and Mrs Ira l’rn■< “I Nyva I Mt Mr I * lur king of Adii in, gramlpat'nt> of tin groom A reception honoring *• newlyweds was given b» lb griMim's parent* Seinetay, v.ruri 27 at II» Pri tiyti nan f burrl in Adrian. Mrs Jatm Hnfer tat sad • r ved ttie < ak< a i led by Mrs Verl Bishrgi and Mrs. Georg. Schiemer Mrs t rn<-«4 Sewell served coffee and Mrs. Carl l.ee Hill poured p'nd. Sherri Price attended Hu gueri book Receiving gift w*d» Mr Tim Tailman ami Mrs. G< raid Freitag Also a islng with th'- re< .priori were w- me« of Hi. < hurcti Keslers En|oy Vacation in Canada A 10-day a'atioi trip to Canada was enjoyed by Mr and ' I' Kl to I . l>r . and daughters Karma and Sally. They toured via Salmon, Idaho and Glacier National Park They visited a few days with Kesler's sister and brother - Utah who were- tlie-re visIHM on vacation They the-u trairig l<-d Io Leftbridge, Calgary i*1 Ba naff, Alberta Canada and topped alld Visited Kesler*» sister and brother • in law, Mr. and Mrs. Franz in W vnixH, B.C They loured approximately 2500 miles of very beautiful scenic country traveliaf through four states and two provinces of Canada filiti Hearing Aids CONSULTATION FREE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO CLEANING AND ADJUSTING OF YOUR PRESENT HEARING AID FREE hearing tests io A. M. to 5 P. M. Eri., September I, 1972 For Home Service Call 372-3347 Phermecy PHOM B7B-BM7 BOB MAM MVMA OM
