Gwendolyn Robb—Ronald Miller
Gwendolyn Jade Robb became
the bride of Ronald Dean Miller,
June 2, at the Owyhee Com­
munity Church. Officiating at
the candlelight ceremony were
the Rev. Fred Moxom of the
Owyhee Community Church and
* Dr. Earl Wilson of Lincoln,
Nebraska.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb,
Adrian, parents of the bride­
groom
are
Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Miller of Big Bend
Community, Adrian.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a Victorian
styled gown of white silk or­
ganza featuring an empire waist
and high neckline with sheer
lantern sleeves. Venice flo­
wered lace, andpearls trimmed
the neckline and bodice. Both the
gown and train were accented
with seed pearl appliques. Her
three tier fingertip veil edged
in Venice lace was held by an
osprey style bea<*>iece. She car­
ried a cascading bouquet of
yellow
rosebuds and white
daisies with babies breath.
In the tradition of something
“borrowed”
and something
"old” she wore her maternal
grandmother Lytle's wedding
ring. The "penny in her shoe”
was an English six pence.
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Maid of honor was the bride’s
• sister, Julie Robb, wearing an
old-fashioned style gown of yel­
low dotted Swiss with white
flocked daisies. The gown fea-
2 lured lantern sleeves, an em­
pire waist accented by a yellow
satin ribbon.
Bridesmaids were Sandra
Ward of Nyssa, and Jeanette
Godtel of Portland, friends of
the bride. Their floor length
gowns were fashioned identi­
cally to that of the maid of
honor. Each wore matching
white hats with a yellow ribbon
band and a single daisy accent.
The bridal attendants carried
old fashioned parasols of white
lace and organza with yellow
daisy cascades.
Valdeen Tobler, niece of the
bridegroom, was flower girl.
Her dress was styled like the
bridesmaids' and she carried
a white basket of yellow daisy
petals.
Bestman was Nick Gaviola of
Adrian. Groomsmen were Sam
Chaney of Adrian, and Robert
Edmondson of Nyssa, friends
of the bridegroom. Ringbearer
was David Nielsen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Nielsen. He car­
ried a satin and lace heart
shaped pillow with the rings for
the double ring ceremony.
Sherrie Breshears provided
the wedding music at the organ.
The Haney trio - Joyce, Bar­
bara and Roger sang. They
were accompanied by their mo­
ther, Mrs. Boyd Haney at the
piano.
A reception was held imme­
diately following the wedding
ceremony in the church base­
ment. The bride’s table was
centered with a beautiful tiered
white wedding cake topped with
fresh-cut yellow and white dai­
sies. Cutting and serving the
cake were Mrs. Philip Bre­
shears and Mrs. Ben Witty.
Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca served
punch and Mrs. Bill Hamilton
poured the coffee.
Miss Jan Robb was in charge
of the guest book. Robert Johns
and Danny Chaney received the
gifts. The gifts were arranged
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LADIES’
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Exchange June Wedding Vows
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Thursday, July 12, 1973
Tho Nyssa Oata City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag* Four
Hometown News
Word was received that Mr.
Dinner guests at the home of 4 weekend as guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin BallouSun- and Mrs. Chuck Micheals in and Mrs. Dan Sweet of Lebanon,
Oregon are the parents of a
day were Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCall.
baby girl, born June 26. She
Howell Sr. of Wilder.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost was named Vikke Christine and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck's and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Web­ weighed nine-pounds and four-
granddaughter, Laura String­ ster of Gayway Junction spent ounces. She joins a sister,Car­
ham, of Seal Beach, California Thursday to Sunday fishing at rie Michelle, age two.
Grandparents are Mr. and
is visiting her gran<*>arents for Fish Lake and Lake Fork Camp
Mrs. Woodrow Seuell of Nyssa
the summer while her parents, on North Pine Creek.
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sweet
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Mr. and Mrs. Clark (Barbara)
of Prineville, Oregon.
Stringham are touring Europe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Harold-
Gary Bybee, Marc and Todd sen were houseguests July 3-4
MALHEUR MEMORIAL
of Scottsdale, California are at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
HOSPITAL
visiting for one week at the Reuben Haroldsen.
July 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
wardo Hernandez, Nyssa, girl
Bybee. Also, visiting for two
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson
July 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Cody
weeks at the Bybees is their and family spent the weekend in
Belisle, Ontario, boy.
granddaughter, Shawn Bybee of Burns with the Rodeo crowd at­
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lam­
Brigham City, Utah.
tending the Oregon High School
mers, Vale, boy.
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Rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary
HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alvord Mason and children of Klamath
of Ontaro, California were Falls joined the family there.
July 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Les­
houseguests for one week at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason spent
ter Hull, Ontario, boy.
the home of Mrs Roma Alvord. Saturday at the Rodeo.
July 5 - Mr. and Mrs. Heri-
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beto Osuna, Vale, boy.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs. Larry Hobson and chil­
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rad­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers were dren of Hagerman, Idaho were
cliff, Payette, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Shell and houseguests at the home of her
July 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Ge­
family of Minidoka, Idaho; John parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muri
rald Krupp, Weiser, boy.
Sommars of Caldwell,
Vera Lancaster Wednesday to Sunday
July 9 - Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Nelson of Nyssa, announce the en­
Prickett of Middleton; and Mr. Larry Hobson was here for the
Gardener, Vale, girl.
gagement of their daughter. Carol Dolores, to Airman First
and Mrs. Stanley Byers of On­ 4th and the Larry Hobsons and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hiatt, Class Gene Douglas Cruson. son of Mr and Mrs. Dougtaa
tario.
Muri Lancasters were dinner N’vssa , girl.
Cruson of Nyssa.
Miss Nelson is a 1973 graduate of Nyssa
The Rev. and Mrs. Jim Far­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
July 10 - Mr. and Mrs. Joe High School. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Nyssa High School
mer of Donnelly were Friday Lancaster in Fruitland July 4.
Abbe, Ontario, boy.
and has attended Treasure Valley Community College The
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overnight guests.
wedding will take place September 29 at the Assembly of God
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Stopping by to spend the day
Church
in Ontario.
Machinist Mate Alvin Cottle Thursday at the home of Mrs.
and family are visiting at the R. G. Larson Sr. were her
ter patient care. As a member
home of his parents Mr. and niece and nephew Col and Mrs.
of the hospital staff, he attends
Mrs. Kenneth Cottle. Alvin will Robert Wary, USMC and their
formal moating* which are an
be stationed at Bremerton, Wa­ daughter, Kamela of Corvallis.
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important part of his continuing
shington when he returns to duty.
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education. Today, as a memtier
Guests at the home of Mr.,
of the medical staff, he keeps
Dr. and Mrs K. A. Danford and Mrs. Jim Grunke over the
pace with the rapid expansion
spent several days over the July weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Gala Christensen, Administrator
of medical knowledge by per­
by Mrs. Jack Ward and Mrs.
Douglas Lloyd, Todd and Lisa of
sonal study and by attendance
Elver Nielsen. Mrs. Jim Robb
Spokane and Mr. and Mrs. Benny
Medicine has a distinguished interested in your home, work at refresher courses and scien­
and Mrs. Hudson Robb assisted
Cambron and Christi of San
and neighborhood activities as tific assemblies.
with the flowers.
Jose, California. They were here past that goes back to the be­
he is in the illness of the mo­
There are studies which re­
When the couple left for a
for a “welcome borne” reunion ginning of recorded history, and
ment.
veal that your well-trained
wedding trip to Victoria, Bri­
for Gini Lipscomb who has just great figures have illuminated
As a member of the medical family physician, with adequate
tish Columbia, the bride chose
returned from one-year study In the field of medicine at suc­
staff
of the hospital, your care hospital, laboratory, and con­
cessive
stages
of
its
develop
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for her travel costume, a floral
France. Mrs. William Lips­
is your doctor’s concern. He sultation services, cananddoes
pant suit.
comb of Nampa and Glni’s so­ ment.
Physicians of the Hippocratic gives the order for your ad­ care for approximately 85-901
The couple are both 1971 gra­
rority sister, Bonnie Olin from
mission when you need the ser­ of all conditions in their com­
duates of the Adrian High School.
Elko, Nevada were also here. era, some 2,000 years ago, were
vices which only the hospital munities.
limited
by
the
methods
avail
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Your doctor
is
The bride has completed her
The reunion dinner was held
can porvlde.
He writes the working 60 to 80 hours a week
training at
Phagans Beauty
Saturday night at the home of able to observe disease and
orders for all tests, treatments and not until he reaches the age
Schools in Portland.
Miller
the Grunkes. Sunday was spent chart its course, but they were
and medications required for of 65 does his work fall below
is studying at the United Elec­
picnicking at Julia Davis Park nevertheless verv conscious of
your illness. When you have the accepted normal of 40 hours.
and
attentive
to
the
patient
’
s
tronics Institute. The newlyweds
and tubing on the Boise River.
recovered, his approval for Those extra hours are inevitably
are making their home
Lisa Lloyd is staying with the need for reassurance and under­
your discharge is given.
subtracted from bis leisure,
Portland.
Grunkes for a two-week visit. standing. Consider briefly your
His membership on the medi­ hobbles, sleep and his enjoy­
modern-day physician's re­
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cal staff means more than res­ ment with his family.
Cecil Sant of Seattle spent lationship to you, to the hos­
ponsibility for your care as a
The practice of medicine is
one week visiting at the home of pital and to the community.
It means that your not a life of undue sacrifice,
Technical advances of the last patient.
his sonanddaughter-in-law Mr.
100 years gives this present doctor is part of a self-govern­ nor Is it one of high Income
and Mrs. Gary Sant.
generation of physic Ians incom­ ing group responsible for seeing for a short working week tt
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that high quality medical care is is a life of devotion to sick
Among those attending the parably more capacity to pre­
given to all patients in the people and their families, and
Oregon High School Rodeo in serve health and control disease
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Burns Thursday to Sunday were than was possessed by any of hospital. This responsibility is of responsibility Io
the in­
of Nyssa announce the engage­ Bud Sappe, Dirk Sappe, Mr. their predecessors. Because of delegated to the medical staff dividual, the community, the
ment of their daughter, Marcia Ferrenberg, Fred Child, Clau­ this, their responsibilities are by (be hospital board of direc­ hospital and the profession.
tors, which appoints the mem­
Ann, to Kenneth Dean Nichols, dette Stelling and Joe Bailey. correspondingly greater.
The classical picture of your bers of the medical staff each
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Those participating in the Rodeo
Nichols of The Dalles, Oregon. were Don and Dean Sappe, Carl family physicians, is, first of year.
The doctors are responsible
An August 5 wedding is planned and Wesley Cleaver, Frank Rod­ all, that he Is a citizen of your
at the United Presbyterian ríguez, Jill Jackson, Melody community and a many-faceted to their fellow practioners and
to the board for the medical
Church in Adrian.
Ferrenberg and Evelyn Bailey. man. He treats you, not merely
as a disease or case, but as care of the patient.
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Your physician has other
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nyce, a whole person. He is as much
duties as well.
He makes a
Kerry, Michael and Steven and
complete record of your history
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Hutchlnsonof the LD6 dance program held
and physical examination, as
College.
F ruitland spent the weekend at at Boise • State
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well as written records of all
the Stunz cabin in McCall. Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Winchell operations, proceduresandpro ­
day they went to visit their
gress notations.
There are
daughter Peggy who is attending and Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Rob­
bins and family recently atten­ many other records which re­
4-H camp in Donnelly.
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ded the Winchell reunion in quire his approval and signature
Nebraska. The re­ as well.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen Gering,
He Is a member of many
and family spent July 4 with Mr. union was held at the armory
committees which work closely
and Mrs. Gary Ross. The Ross' there and 136 Winchells from
with every hospital department
are with the U. S. Forest Ser­ all over the United States at­
and the administration for bet-
vice at Table Rock Lookout tended.
above Unity.
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Oregon Trail Grange m«?m-
bers met in regular session
Thursday evening, July 6, with
Master Ernie Metcalf presiding.
State Deputy RobertCoble was
escorted to the Master's station
by Steward pro tern Wilbur
Atherton and Assistant Stewart
Don Somers and Lady Assis­
tant pro tern Sadie Metcalf.
Agricultural Committee
Chairman Harold Kurtz repor­
ted on the adverse effect on
packing houses caused by the
price control. A report on the
zoning meeting held recently in
Nyssa was givenby Ellen Jones.
Grange Insurance Agent Wilbur
Atherton reported on the fi­
nances of the Insurance Com­
pany.
A resolution was passed sup­
porting the stand taken by the
Malheur County Court on their
protest on being forced to pay
a salary not in line with the local
Budget Law,
State Deputy Robert Coble
reported that there are 28,645
grange members in Oregon at
present and that the membership
goal for 1973 Is 30,000. Any­
one interested in Agriculture
or related activity is welcome
and invited to join the Grange.
Potluck refreshments were
served. Mrs. Wilbur Atherton
Boulevard Grange was a visitor.
The next regular meeting will
be held Thursday evening, July
19, 8:30 p.m. Host for the
evening will be the Stanley Sis­
son and Elvin Ballou couples.
Members are reminded to bring
old jars and bottles for the
Lecturer’s display table.
MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
A Report To The People
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gale Christensen is
her mother, Mrs. CharlieCona
way of Stayton, Oregon.
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Mr. and Mrs. DesmondJones
spent
the weekend at Mc­
Call. They stayed at Shore
Lodge and enjoyed golfing.
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Mrs. Anne Tensen has her
grandchildren Roxanne and Eddy
Tensen of Wilder visitingather
home.
LIGHT AND DARK COLORS
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Robert Glenn of Portland
spent Thursday to Sunday visi­
ting at the home of his mo­
ther, Mrs. Donna Glenn.
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SUMMER SHOES
Engagement Announced
Call 372-2233
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SUMMER CLEAN UP
HELLO
WORLD!
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Arriving by plane in Boise
to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. (Fort) Sumpter and Mrs.
Mabel Housten were Mrs. Mil­
dred Seybert of Middleton, In­
diana, Mrs. Donna Mechelfresh
and Cherl of Connersville, Ind.,
and Miss Lyne Seybert of An­
derson, Indiana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell
attended the Eagles Convention
at Grants Pass, Oregon from
Wednesday, June 27 to Sunday,
July 1. While there they visi­
ted Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sweet
In Lebanon and saw their new
granddaughter, born June 26.
Mrs. Seuell returnedhomeFri­
day, June 29.
Sunday, July 8 guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Seuell
were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Seuell of Connell, Wash.; Vera
Buskirk of Parma; Mrs. Ha-
zel Johnson and daughters; and
Mrs. Charles Buskirk of Mid-
dleton.
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Mr. and Mrs, Emil Stunz
spent July 4 with Mrs. Louise
House in Boise. They attended
Message to Employees
. and Others Desiring to Work
During the Corn Processing Season
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American Fine
Foods, Inc
Payette and Nyssa Plants
SIGNUP STARTS JULY 16
Please report to the company
employment offices for signup.
Employment offices at both plants
will be open
9 a.m. to p.m. Monday thru Friday.
We work in cooperalion with (he
Male employmenl offices.