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Thursday, Jun« 14, 1973 Th« Nysta Gat« City Journal, Nytta, Oregon Double Ring Ceremony Unites Patricia Sikes, Robert Quinn «■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Facts It Fancies For Father’s Day friend Paul Butler were among the graduates. Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. Dale Witt attended Garden Club at the Ernest Seuell home in Big Bend Monday afternoon. NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2113 ■ ■ ■ Did you know that Father'* Day waa started in honor of one particular father7 Hia name waa William ■mart and the holiday began in Spokane, Waahington e a a e a How come there's a Mother Nature, but a Father Time7 And why do patriots love their "mother" country, but their "father” land? NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr. and Mrs. Clair White visited Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Ellison in Parma Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Ellison are the proud parents of twin daugh ters, born June 5 at Caldwell Hospital. They named them Starla Clare andStacie Jo. They weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces and 6 pounds 9 ounces. They were welcomed by a brother Jimmie who is 2 years old. Mrs. Marie Moore went to Boise airport Sunday morning, to meet her grandson, Henry Jacobson of Chester. California. He will spend the summer with his aunt, Mrs. Earl Faw in Vale, where he will work on their farm. Mr. and Mrs. KelthOrnsand family of Homedale visited Mr. and Mrs. R.D. McKinleySunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and Jon Jon and her grandson Travis Roach of Boise were Sunday dinner guest in the Ray Simpson home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion York and family of Vale, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gillette of Ontario visited Sunday in the Alfred Simpson home. Jeannie Fenn and girls of On tario called on Mrs. Carl Fenn Sunday afternoon. Did you know that the world's champion father wu probably a Human. Fyodor Vaaailet, who had 69 children? First man to become a father in the White House was President Grover Cleveland, who*» daughter Esther wai born there in 1893 But another President, George Waahington, ia known a> "the father of hi» country” — although he had no children. Dale White and daughters Lisa and Angela of John Day came Sunday afternoon to visit his brother Mr. and Mrs. Clair White and family, they returned home on Monday accompanied by his brother Terry, who has been living at the Clair White home, Mrs. Sam Rhoads and Beth Ann and David of pocatello came Friday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sprague. They will return home Monday. Terri Hill spent three days attending the Brownie Day Camp at Nyssa and at Adrian. Her mother, Mrs. Carl Lee Hill helped at Adrian the last day. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and Sally of Payette were Sa turday overnight and Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Scott and Le ann and Billy were Sunday din ner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Moss of Eagle came Saturday June 2 and were evening dinner guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chamberlain and family. Mr. and Mrs. LeonChamber- lain and Jed attended the gra duation exercises at Treasure Valley College Friday evening. Their daughter Terrilyn and her Mr. and Mrs. Athol Sayre of Riddle, Oregon called on Mrs. Marie Moore Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson visited in the Alfred Simpson home Friday evening to see their daughter Selma who was leaving for the Portland area Saturday where she has em ployment in a hospital. She was accompanied by Johnnie Simpson who will visit in Gres ham. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson visited in the Gene Simpson home. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Simpson were Saturday evening visitors in the Gene Simpson home. Da vid Phelps was also an evening caller. Sunday morning callers in the Gene Simpson home were Jimmie, David and Gary Fenn and Geza Mahaloczki, Linda Austin was a Saturday over night guest. Mrs. Jeannie Fenn and girls of Ontario, and Mrs. Carl Fenn were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson. Journal Clatiifi«di Bring Results! ,-z V SUPER COW" is what Myrtle Creek dairyman Duke Reese calls this two-year-old Piney-Glen Holstein, pride of his 22- cow herd. Cow is one of state's top producers in top pro ducing herd. MERRY WIDOWS COMING EVENTS The Merrv Widows met Sa turday. June 9 at the home of Mrs. Orma Cleaver for a 6 30 dinner. Guests were Mrs. Effie Murphv and Mary Elkins. The remainder of the evening was spent with three tables of pi nochle in play. The next meeting will be Saturday, June 23 at the home of Mrs. Virgie RookstooL SATURDAY, JUNE 16 - Re covery, Inc., First Christian Church, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 19 - Tops •495 1 Adrian Grade School 7:30 p.m. 21 - THURSDAY, JUNE Nancy White Circle of the Methodist Church at Mrs. Les lie Topliff, 2 p.m. QEXX£!O3CKXi WILSON’S Patricia ColleenSikei became the brick* of Robert Mitchel Quinn the evening of May 26 at the St. Paul l.utheranChurch in Ontario. The Rev. Wigstrom officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Gordan Sikes of On tario and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quinn <>f Nyssa. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with lace covering the bodice and matching lace sleeves. The gown featured a white satin train, trimmed with lace. Her tiered elbow length veil was held in place by a swd pearl crown. The bride's gown was made by her mother. She carried a brutal bouquet of aijua and white camel lias, white rosebuds intersper sed with aqua and white satin streamers on a Bible given her by her parents eight years ago. Soloist was Lois Patterson accompanied by Mrs. William Llese on the organ. Ma id-of-honor was Miss Mary Sikes, sister of the bride, and bridesmaid was Mrs. BobSteel, sister of the groom. Their em pire waist dresses were floor length and featured stand -up collars, long sleeves with flo wers trimming tin* neck and waist. Each carried a bouquet of aqua and white camellias. Flower girl was Miss Diana Davig of Sparks, Nevada, cousin of the bride She wore a floor-length gown of aqua crepe, trimmed with flowers. She car ried a small white basket filled with multi-colored flowers. M arriag« Licensor Mark Steven Carney and De bra Dian Olive, both Ontario; Bradley Chester Parker, On tario and Pamela Raylene Phil lips, Nampa, Jeffrey Scott Weisen, Spokane and Debra Leon Taylor, Ontario; James Schaffeld and Debra Lynn Smith, both Ontario; Kenneth August Caristrom andStephame Marie Ash, both Ontario, Mar cus L. Eastwood and Virginia M. Nichols, both Nyssa. Lloyd Coodron vu bestman with Tim Kersey and Jim Strey serving as ushers. Shawn Mills, cousin of the bridegroom was randblighter. Ring-bearer was Tim Sikes, brother of the bride, carrying a heart-shaped satin pillow, made by the bride’s paternal grandmother, Mrs. Helen Pan- key of Ontario. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony. Mrs. Bill Davig, aunt of the bride of sparks, Nevada cut and served the cake. Mrs. John Kachatunan, aunt of the bride of Ontario, poured the punch. Mrs. Kenneth Spry of Harper served the coffee. Miss Carol Barnett of Ontario was in charge of the guest book. Receiving gifts were MissClndy Baker of Harper and Mrs. Gerry Nobuyama of Ontario. For herweddlngtriptoMcCall the new Mrs. Quinn changed to a blue and white pantsuit. The bride is a 1973 graduate of Ontario High School and her husband attendNyssa High School The couple will make their home in this area. HELLO WORLD! EVERYDAY USDA CHOICE CHUCK LEAN A MEATY PORK POT ROAST $109 GROUND CHUCK 9 USDA CHOICE CHUCK ? BUDGET STRHTHJRS « JUNE 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bailey, Ontario, girl. I BUDGET STRETCHERS! </ Z SALAD RONI \s nm -rune rooo roue ...... .am, rum ¡BUDGET STRETCHERS Rings I. D. Bracelets Lighters Key Chains pouo JIM" raBB FUHM fOQO FOOD POV« evwn --L. i Bn n roue num FDUU NEW CALIFORIA RED POTATOES 15 oz. CAN 13* ? BUDGET STRETCHERS! ✓ r0QD FOOD POOD food ratr» »um» rauu rnuc DEL MONTE 16 oz. CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL ranu RANDOM WEIGHT CHEESE NYSSA . . . OREGON • • a ä 3 U* ♦ > MAID-O-CLO VER FOOD , BUTTER ............. lie «OB rain rann FDQD ✓/' 1-lb. PRINT 69* SALE DATES BUDGET STRETCHERS JUNE 14, 15, 16 ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK ZEE 4-ROLL PKG. TOILET TISSUE DOVE LIQUID DETERGENT ■*' » 1 BUDGET STRETCHERS! crisco AAr SHORTENING can 99 mao man rare uaa » i fqdd 6 oz. PKG. WE FEATURE KRAFT’S raun FQQI7 rann rann J/ TBtJD Fann rnnn raua tusu ruau FOOD FOOD M M JELL-O Phon« 372-2916 Ì BUDGET STRETCHERS Î ,'S 1 BUDGET STRETCHERS ( !/ fff" rann \S VETS’ GELATIN 98* SANDWICH GROUND PEPPER 5 1 DOG FOOD » hod ** • NABISCO OREO CREAM 15 oz. PKG. PRICES i SCHILLING 4 oz. CAN 3 oz JAR INSTANT TEA 24 oz PKG riow Tie Tacks FOOD UM Z8" f-QOQ FOOD POOD F PDOU m A** almu . ranu rnuu POUD FIJDD NESTEA AMERICAN BEAUTY DOG FOOD «'A Watches 98c USDA CHOICE 49* FRISKIES CANNED Tie Bars POT ROAST hums HOSPITAL Watch Bands 90 JUICY RIPE BURMOSA HOLY ROSARY Barometers ROUND BONE CHERRIES 1 TEXAS GREY Wallets A Pf CALIFORNIA BING watirmíion •f rww corre corre rant nrâ 127 Main Str««t SPARE RIBS LARGE MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Putman, Ontario, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp, Ontario, boy. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Nyssa, boy. Mr. and Mrs. TimothyClagg, Payette, girl. JUNE 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Da niel Johnson, Payette, girl. Dr. Flizabeth Baskerville, Ontario, boy. JUNE 10 - Mr. and Mrs. Cla rence Deardeuff, Weiser, girl. JUNE 11 - Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert A. Seeborg, Ontario, boy. LOW DISCOUNT BOTTLE XXX > • •
