Thursday, Jun« 14, 1973
Th« Nysta Gat« City Journal, Nytta, Oregon
Double Ring Ceremony Unites
Patricia Sikes, Robert Quinn
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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.
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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.
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JUNE 7 - Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp,
Ontario, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes,
Nyssa, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. TimothyClagg,
Payette, girl.
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