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Eva Klinkenberg—Wayne Tucker
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COMING EVENTS
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THURSDAY, AUG.
becue tn Siiuth Park in tumor
of Thunderegg Days, 6 30 p.m.
and until everyone is served.
FRIDAY, AUG. 3 - Senior
Citizens. rummage sale, Jaycee
Bldg. 10 a.m.
Methodist Ice Cream Social,
£ 30 to 10 p.m.
Golden Age. rummage sale,
Western Hotel 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
SATURDAY, AUG. 4 - Re
covery, Inc., First Christian
Church. 8 p.m.
Senior Citizen rummage sale,
Jaycee Bldg. 10 a.m.
Golden Age, rummage sale,
Western Hotel. 9 am.-5 p.m.
SUNDAY, AUG. 5 - Rebekah
potluck picnic, Beulah Gann and
Leona Reeves homes, 1 p.m.
MONDAY, AUG. 6 - Adrian
Garden Club, home of Mrs.
George De Haven.
TUESDAY, AUG. 7 - TOPS,
•494 Adrian grade school, 7 30
p.m.
Christian Business and Pro
fessional Women, La Palonia,
7 30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 8 -
Christian Womens Club, La-
Paloma, 1 p.m.
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Christian Women
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
Hometown News
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Mrs. Carabell Caldwell and
her daughter Cora Jane of Go-
wanda,
New
York arrived
Sunday by plane and will visit
for one week at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Frank Byers.
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Sunday evening callers at the
home of the Frank Byers were
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Bvers of
Ontario.
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Visiting for a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Ken
neth Cottle were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Jacobs of Hemmett,
California.
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Dr. and Mrs K. A. Danford
returned home Wednesday, July
25 after ten days vacation. Thev
erijo.ved salmon fishing at Win
chester Bay and Ilwaco, Wash.
They visited Dr. and Mrs L.
A. Maulding and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Russell at Long Beach,
Washington. They also visited
Mrs. Kay LaFaye in Milwau
kie and their son Jim Danford
and family in Baker.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Wor-
nock of Condon, Oregon were
recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost.
The Warnocks and Frosts left
Wednesday to spend a few days
at the Warnock’s cabin at Wal
lowa Lake
M. and Mrs. Bernard Frost
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wagner
in New Plymouth.
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Sunday.
Wilton Jackson and Jim Kyle
played in the Elks tournament
at Purple Sage golf course
Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs.
Jackson joined her husband for
the dance Saturday evening and
the buffet Sunday. The Jacksons
visited with the Elmer Jacques of
Winnemucca who were also at
the tournament.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen
returned July 24 after aten-day
trip to Canada where they spent
much time visiting and sight
seeing.
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Houseguests at the Clavton
Jensen home thisweekare Mrs.
Baker (Jean) De Jonge and
two boys of Houston, Texas
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Granddaughter, Bartiara Hol
mes spent one evening last week
at the home of Mrs. Jesse Shus
ter.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Finley
Shuster of Nampa visited at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Shuster.
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Mrs. Frank Morgan returned
Repeating wedding vows in lace jacket,
home Saturday after spending
Mother of the
the
Harlow Chapel, First groom chose a blue street Pr«s«nt Hobby Fair
one month at her cabin in Mc
Baptist Church in Eugene on May length dress. They each wore
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12, 1973 were Miss Eva Mae an orchid corsage.
The Christian Women s Club
Klinkenberg, of Springfield,
Joe Maughn is home re
A
reception followed the will meet Wednesday, August 8
daughter of Mrs. Ruth Klinken ceremony in the church social at 1 p.m at the La Paloma in
cuperating.
He
underwent
berg of Nyssa and Wavne Riley hall.
major surgery recently at the
A five-tiered wedding Ontario. This is to be a mother
Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. cake, laced with fresh yellow daughter luncheon.
Veteran's Hospital in Boise.
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W ayne Tucker of Yoncalla, Ore daisies
graced the bride's
Mrs. Eva Cole, leader of
gon.
table.
Assisting at the ser Bible Fellowship at Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sherwood
The Rev. Delbert White of ving table were Mrs. Frances will be the speaker and the
of Talmo, Georgia, left Monday,
Sunday visitors at the home August 1, for home after a
Drain, Oregon officiated at the Lewellen and Mrs. Earl Sager, “Sounds of Him" from Wei
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
Gann
2 30 p.m. double-ring ceremony aunts of the bride, Mrs. Elma ser are to present the spe
week-long visit with Mr Frank
performed in the presence of Partridge, grandmother of the cial music.
Bring your fa were Mr and Mrs. Burton Ric Sherwood of Nyssa.
150 guests.
The church was groom and Mrs. Milly Dooley. vorite handicraft or hobby and hey of Juntura.
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Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann and
decorated with large beauty
The new Mrs. Tucker is pre display it at the hobby fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walt
Looney
and
baskets of gladioli.
Soloist sently employed by the State of
Free baby sitting is provi
burn and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
was Lowell Chase accompanied Oregon at the University of Ore ded at the First Baptist Church. boys spent July 19 to 23 visi
Bauman enjoyed dinner out
by Mrs. Lowell (Pat) Chase. gon in Eugene. Her husband For reservations call Mrs. ting Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nor
at the Boise Airport last Fri
land in Pomeroy, Washington.
Given in marriage by her bro is employed as a civil engineer Betty Neilson 372-3241.
day.
ther Daniel Klinkenberg of New for Plants and Britton.
Enroute home they stopped and
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York, the bride was attired in
Following a wedding trip to I CWC Mother-Daughter called on Ira Busier who is in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ward
Lundy, Jr.
an empire style floor-length California the newlyweds are
the Veteran's Hospital at Walla
returned home Saturday from
gown of white crepe, featuring making their home in Florence, Smorgasbord Aug. 7 Walla. Washington.
Tigard, Oregon where they at
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a scoop neckline and green and Oregon.
tended the funeral services of
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Mother-Daughter
Smorgas
white trim accented the waist,
Lloyd Grunke of Simi, Calif,
Mrs. Jim Stewart.
short sleeves and skirt hem. She
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES bord will be the feature of the a great-uncle of Jim Grunke
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundy
August 7 Christian Business was a house guest of the Jim
wore daisies in her hair and
of Sacramento, California were
anti
Professional
Womens
Grunkes
from
Friday
to
Monday
carried a cascading bouquet of
The Tuesday Bridge Club en
houseguests last week at the
white and yellow daisies. Her joyed Saturday to Monday at Council meeting at 7 30 p.m. and visited with his brother
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
only adornment of jewelry was McCall. Those members spend at the La Paloma Restaurant Elmer Grunke, a resident at
Lundy Jr.
a ruby necklace, a family heir ing the weekend at McCall were in Ontario All area mothers the nursing home. On Sunday,
and
daughters
are
invited
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
G.
Grunke
loom.
Mmes, and Messers. Dick Ten-
Mrs. Gale Christensen and
of Lewiston came for dinner
Mrs. Kathy Ambrose was ma sen, Ted Morgan, Lyle Miner, attend.
Physical Fitness will be the and to visit as did a cousin Mrs. David Sarazin spent Sun
tron of honor. Bridesmaid was Ray Larson, Lloyd Wilson and
theme of the special feature to Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Grunke day to Tuesday at McCall where
Mary Wahlert.
Their floor Gene Stunz.
they played m the golf tourna-
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be presented by Mrs. Dottie of Nampa.
length gowns of green crepe
mont.
They were guests of
The
Saturday
night
bridge
We*
Emert,
Weiser,
a
former
phy
were trimmed with green and
Mrs.
Jack
Throop of Ontario.
club
spent
last
weekend
at
sical education teacher and
white.
They wore daisies m
Visiting over the weekend at
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the home of Mr. and Mrs.
their hair and carried bouquets McCall. Those members pre swim coach.
sent
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyd
Music will be provided by Reuben Haroldsen were Mr. and
of white and yellow daisies.
Candlelighters were Misses Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald the “Sounds of Him ", an un Mrs. Jess Haroldsen and David
Kristine and Delyn F reeman, Slmantel, their daughter Deb usually talented group of young of Provo, Utah.
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nieces of the bride, They were bie and Donna Oldemeyer, Mr. people from Weiser.
ADRIAN - Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Mrs. Eva Cole, Nampa, Bible
Mrs. W ilton Jackson recently bert Parker of La Grande were
gowned identical to that of the and Mrs. Gale Christensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Dirick Nedry. Study Fellowship Lecturer, for met tier daughter Miss Oregon,
other attendants.
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
the past year in the Caldwell Nancy Jackson, at the Portland Vernon Parker.
Steve Tucker served his
REBEKAHS MEET
area will share some very spe airport. They traveled to Med
brother as bestman and usher
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and
The Yellow
Rose Rebekah cial thoughts as the guest spea ford where Nancy was given a
ing the guests were Stewart
Myrtle Parker were Sunday din
“red carpet” greeting, receiv
Stevenson and Tim and Philip Lodge will have a potluck pic ker of the evening.
ner guests tn the Vernon Par-
Smorgasbord
reservations ing lovely flowers, a set of lug
Klinkenberg, brothers of the nic at the homes of Beulah Gann
ker home.
and
Leona Reeves Sunday, are $2.50 per plate and must gage and was presented the key
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Amer Higley
The bride's mother wore a August 5 at 1 p.m. You are be made in advance by calling to her car.
There was also of Salem, Oregon visited Mr.
street-length
dress of deep asked to bring your own table Lynn Dohner.NuAcres 642-2041 television coverage.
Nancy and Mrs. K. I. Peterson Sun
apricot Shan tissue with a beige service. A drink will be fur- nr Nora Hames 889-8948.
visited at home from Tuesday to day morning of last week. Ttiey
went on to Idaho Falls and re
turned for a short visit Mon
day afternoon on their way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore
Jr., of Bend, Oregon, Tami
Bostwick of Vancouver, Ore.,
and Mrs. Marie Moore were
Wednesday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. K. 1. Peterson.
Friday, Mrs. K. 1. Peterson
called on Mrs. Lydia Worden
in the nursing home in Nyssa.
Mrs. Edna Cowling was a
Sunday luncheon guest of Mr.
and Mrs. K. I. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Ludy
of Seattle called on Mrs. Robert
Long Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Gladys Thomas and
Mrs. Robert Long visited Mr.
and Mrs. Al Thompson Friday
evening.
Mrs. Gladys Thomas and Mrs.
Robert Long visited Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Barnes Sunday.
Mrs. Mabie Piercy and Mrs.
Sue Ashcraft went to the Cas
cade
Lake
last
Monday.
There they met Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Hamelton of Boise. They
spent the week visiting and
fishing. Fishing was fair. They
returned home Saturday and on
the return trip they visited Joe
and Herb Thomas at Weiser,
Mrs. Myron Gossard went
to the Home Extension County
Committee meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ernest Seuell in Big
Bend, Monday.
Tuesday, Mrs. Myron Gos
sard attended the Extension of
ficers training for the coming
year. It was held at the library
in Ontario. Plans were made for
the Home Extension booth at ttie
coming Fair
at Ontario
in
August.
Among those having anniver
saries during the month of Au
gust are:
August 1 - Mr. and
Norbert Sarazin. Mi. and
Ralph Taghon. Mr. and
Wesley Walker, and the
and Mrs. Fred Moxom
August 4 Mi and Mrs. Tom
Okai and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Seuell.
August 5 - Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McGinley and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Johnson.
August 6 -
Fred Deffer.
August 7 -
Richard Holly
August 8 -
Jerry Anderson
August 10 - Mr
Roy Winchell; M
Henry Anderson.
August 12 - Mr and Mrs.
Charles Conant.
August 14 - Mr. and
Wilbur Holcomb. Mr. and
Clarenc Nelson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Nelson.
August 16 - Mr. and Mrs.
Les Robbins. Mr. and Mrs.
Lupe Leos, and Mr. and Mrs
Jim Packwood.
August 24 - Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Mitchell.
August 25 - Mr and Mrs.
Gary Thompson and Mr and
Mrs. David Hill.
August 27 - Mr and Mrs.
Don Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
Brent Schulthies.
August 28 - Mr. and Mrs.
Don C ase.
August 29 - Mr and Mrs.
Larry Glenn. Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Freel.
August 30 - Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Webb
and Mrs.
August 31 - Mr
Clark Olsen. Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Munn and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Holton.
PINOCHLE PARTY
Mrs. Edythe Prosser enter
tained the Happy lk*en Pinochle
Club at her home in Big Bend
Friday afternoon. Guests pla
yers were Mrs. Laura Brea k of
Ontario, Mrs. Doris Castor and
Mrs. Mary Hatt of Owyhee Cor
ners and Mrs. Anna Long of
Adrian. Prize winners were
Minnie Siam, Agnes Ashcraft,
Doris Castor and Mary Hatt.
Mrs. Eugene Dockter enter
tained with an open house for
Danny Sillonis Friday after-
noon.
There were seventeen
guests and little Danny received
many nice gifts.
A noon ceremony united in
Pena and
marriage
Diane
in the
Charles Klinkenberg
m
Little
Flower Church
Chicago. Mai 5, 1973 withttw
Fattier Richard Drlion per
forming the double-ring rites
in the presence of 100 guests.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. G. R. Pena of Chicago
Mother of the groom is Mrs.
Ruth Klinkenberg of Nyssa.
Given in marriage by lau-
rence I. Guttmann, the bride
chose a pale pink and white
gown of Altred Angelo chiffon
with lace txidice and long flow
ing tram.
The full double
sleeves were gathered into lace
cuffs. Her finger-tip veil was
illusion and lace She wore an
heirloom ruby lavaller over a
hlgti neckline. She carried a
water bouquet of white French
carnations, pink garnet roses,
pink babies breath and white
stephonatis.
with an arch and tx<uqv*tiat|
and white carnalhau.
Donna Scalzetti matr*
honor, and Henrietta Mai
drsmaid and stater of ttekr
wore deep pink floor.fc
dresses with white re-vat
dered
bodlres
Th* y
budesmald. the bridv'i a
was dressed identically I
water bouquets were whihi
nations tipped
babies breath
The bride's mother ck*
mint green floor-length p*t
< tuff ><i with headed b-dlet 1
groom's mother »or» ito
floor length
princess »
dress trimmed »Uh Wil
floral beading Their tarai
»ere phalaenoptis ahdMRI
nails.
Following the lerena,
rveptlun was heldattMQ
teau Hrl Aire in Ch.- igt> 1
three tiered - ake »»
Farm«r«h« Club
around a water fountala M
corated with white dove».
Homecoming Picnic
The bride wore a tw*.
The Farmerette Club will tan dress and ccat ■ mtaM
have a homecoming picnic for for tlieir wedding trip to
all present and past members western states. Theyartl
to I»- held at ttie Jack Burton king their home at 7713 Ka
ranch this Sunday at 2 p.m.
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