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Chamberlain-Butler Wed In Owyhee LDS Ward Miss Terrilyn Chamberlain became the bride of Paul M. Butler in a 7 pm. ceremony the evening of July IS, 1973 in the Owyhee Latter-Day-Saint Ward. The ceremony was so lemnized by Bishop Melvin Bal- lantyne. Parents at the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chamberlain of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Butler of Ontario. The bride was given in mar riage by her father, and was attired in a floor-length lace gown, styled with a fitted bodice featuring a sweetheart neckline and full sleeves gathered into cuffs. The full hoop skirt was fashioned with layers of lace ruffles with a plain panel in front and back. She wore a picture hat and carried a bri dal bouquet of roses and lemon leaves. Maid of honor was Cherrylee Chamberlain. Bridesmaids were Karen Pack, cousin of the bride, Martha Butler, sister of the groom and Renee Call. All were attired in floor-length gowns of pink dotted Swiss with ankle-length white lace trim med pinafores. They each car Thursday, August 9, 1973 Th« Nytsa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon Pag« Four PRACTICAL NURSES ELÉCT OFFICERS ried a multi-colored floral clutch bouquet. Serving as bestman was Bob Fogg of On.ario. Ushering the guests were Clint Chamberlain and Jed Chamberlain, brothers at the bride. Piano music was provided by Nancy Call, cousin of the bride. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Chamberlain chose a floor-length gown of ice blue knit. The groom's mother was attired in a pink dotted Swiss dress with three-quarter-length sleeves. They each wore a gar denia corsage. A reception followed the cere mony in the cultural hall. The wedding party received their guests with the line forming in froot of a white picket fence and arch decorated with flo wers of pink roses, yellow dai sies and babies breath. A four-tiered wedding cake, decorated with pink rosebuds and topped with an arrangement of baby rosebuds, centered the refreshment table. Two floral arrangements of multi-colored flowers graced the table and a matching arrangement was on the book table. Ice cream sodas APPLE VALLEY ITEMS Shakespearean Garden Scene oí Abe—Vt illiamg Kites ...............••BV FRANCES SMALLEY................... APPLE VALLEY - Mr and Dewey's sister and family, Mr. Treasure Valley Community College's Practical Nurses Mrs. Hugh Pierce and family of and Mrs. Harrold McEwens of Alumni Association held its Boise were overnight Saturday Arcadia, Oregon before return first meeting Friday, August 3, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight ing. in Room 10 of the Weese Build Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Findley came to attend the 1953 high ing at 8 p.m. school Class reunion of Mr. of Vallejo, Calif, were week Officers for the newly- Pierce. A banquet was held end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sodowsky. formed group elected at the Fri at the La Paloma Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley day meeting included Dorothy ning and a picnic Sunday at the were Saturday luncheon guests Miller, Weiser, president; Ora- Nyssa High School. Kimberlee Pierce will be a of Mr. and Mrs. William An lia Vendrell, Nyssa, vice-presi ders of Caldwell. dent, Lynda Waldrop, Weiser, houseguest of her graixfcarents secretary; Carol Widner, Wei Mr and Mrs. Dwight Seward Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley ser, treasurer, and Edith But this week. and family of Hermiston, Ore. Mr. and Mrs Dwight Seward were Sunday afternoon visitors ler, Ontario, historian. «ere Monday business shoppers of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley During the meeting the fol at Boise. and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols. low mg things were established: Mr. and Mrs Ed DeGuelle Mrs. Bertha Rapp was a Sa A Charter Committee, an and daughters Susan andSharon turday and Sunday overnight Emergency Loan Fund, a $5.00 of Eugene have purchased the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gene annual dues charge and the fis Roy Edmundsen place. Honey. She lives at Brighton, cal year to start in July. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Colorado. attended funeral services Also, it was decided t/iat the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quinn of Thursday for Dan Nelson, son ot Association will meet «he first Camarillo, Calif, came. July Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson Thursday of every other moath, 26 to visit with Mr. and Mrs. of Ontario. starting in July. The neit meet Ed Sells. They had a Sells fa Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tuning of in was set for Thursday, Sep mily picnic July 29 at Nampa Baker were Friday andSaturday tember 6, at 8 p.m. in the Weese park with 40 family members guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Building, Room 10 in Ontario. present. On Tuesday July 31, Fritts. They attended the ice Mr. and Mrs. Sells and Mr. and wedding cake were served cream social Friday evening and Mrs. Quinn went camping the guests. Individual tables and the rock show at Nyssa. and fishing up on the Middle Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble were covered with pink and Fork of Weiser River for four visited in Cambridge Tuesday blue lace edged cloths with days. Mr. and Mrs. Quinn left with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dib wax ice cream sundae center Friday for their home in Calif. pieces. The popular extra punch ble and brought their grand table was round with a floor daughter Jo Ann home with Bride-Elect Honored them. Her parents came down length pink checked cloth. Serving the refreshments Saturday and took her home. Sue Dibble attended her 1963 Mary Christine Haburchak were Mrs. June Call, Mrs. Lu cille Stringham. Miss Edith High School Class Reunion Sa was guest of honor at a sur Butler. Assisting were Tina turday evening with dinner at prise miscellaneous britkl sho Call, Matsako Hori, Thelma the Roadway Inn at Boise and wer July 30 at the home of Blair, Norma Jensen and De a potluck picnic at Apple Val Larry Saito. Jeanine Saito was Anna Cox. Diane Chamberlain ley School park, Sunday even hostess and Janis and Janet Takami were co-hostesses. received gifts and Rita Berrett ing. Nancy and Donny Shippy of was in charge of the guest book. The serving table was deco The bride was graduated from Weiser are with their grand Adrian Union High School m parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl rated with a large parasol while their parents centerpiece. Matching parasol 1971 and from Treasure Valley Boston Community College in 1973. Her are with Bob Shippy’s father favors were made by Janis and Janet. husband was graduated from in Boise, who hada heart attack. Ontario High School in 1969 He is in a Boise hospital. There were 30 guests pre Mr. and Mrs. John Boston sent for the event. Games were and is also a TVCC graduate. and family were Sundayevemng Following the wedding trip to played and winners were Mardi Sun Valley, Idaho the newlyweds guests at the Earl Boston home Tensen and Mrs. Harlan Me are making their home in On for homemade ice cream and yers. pie. tario. Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and Among the out-of-town guests BRIDAL SHOWER were Jed R. Stringham, grand Mrs. Ropp were Saturday eve A bridal shower was given father of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. ning dinner guests of Mr. and Miss Marcia Topliff Tuesday Ken Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Or Mrs. Gene Honey. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rowland evening at the Adrian Com land Call, Nancy and Renee. Ka ren Pack, Barbara Newsome of of Lakewood, Calif, were Tues munity Church social room. Bountiful, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Forty ladies attended. Mrs. Carl Lee Hill had charge of Robert Stringham of Farming Gene Honey. Mr and Mrs. Leeland Dewey the games. Marcia received ton, Utah, Dot Lilligard, grand mother of the groom of Boise, and Nicole and Mr. and Mrs. many lovely gifts. She was Idaho, Jed. H. Stringham. Todd Gary Garrison and son of Nyssa assisted by her sister, Mrs. and Wendy of Ogden, Utah; and are on a vacation at the coast. Charles Brady of Boise. Re Miss Jessie Pack of John Day, They expect to do some deep freshments were served by the sea fishing and visit Leeland , hostesses. Oregon. 4- chid with stephanotls and white ribbons on a white Bible. The maid of honor, Christine Meyer of Nyssa was attired in a floor-length gown of pink and lavender floral chiffon over pink. She wore a white pic ture hat with pink streamers and carried a white basket, trimmed with pink ribbon. of pink and lavender daisy mums. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Denzel Weeks of Vale, Oregon and Charlotte Dungan of Portland. Their floor-length gowns were pink and lavender floral chlff<>n over lavender. They each wore a white picture hat with pink streamers and carried white baskets trimmed in pink ribbon, of pink and lavender daisy mums. Vicky Pearson was flower girl and she was gowned identi cal to that of the maid of honor. She carried a small white bas ket of pink and lavender mums. Bryan Abe. brother of the bride, was ring bearer. He carried a heart-shaped pillow on which the rings were tied with white ribbons. Best man was Bill Dungan of Scappoose, Oregon. Ushers were Jerry Williams, brother REBEKAHS MEET of the groom, Tigard, Oregon Approximately 25 persons at and Jeff Abe, brother of the tended the Rebekah Lodge and bride. Friendship Club picnic held The mother of the bride wore Sunday at the homes of Beulah a floor-length gown of mint Gann and Leona Reeves. green with matching green lace There will be a regular meet jacket and a lavender daisy ing of the Friendship Club mum corsage. The groom's mo September 7 at 2 p.m ther chose a floor-length gown Place to be announced later. of deep pink chiffon with a In a garden setting at the Shakespearean Garden in Wash ington Park in Portland, Kathe rine Keiko Abe of Portland and Michael Lee Williams of Port land exchanged wedding vows on July 7, 1973. The double-ring ceremony was performed at 4 p.m., by Pastor Duane Dunham of Burlingame Baptist Church in the presence of 100 guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Ko Abe ot Nyssa. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George W ayne Williams of Portland. The organ music, recorded on tape, was played by Joyce Lander. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a floor length gown she had designed of white satin and organza. The bodice was covered with Cluny lace and the organza puff sleeves were gathered into tight cuffs. Venice lace and seed pearls enhanced the bodice and sleeves. Her three-tiered chapel length veil of illusion was held to a Caplet trimmed with Venice lace and pearls. She carried a single white or- pink and white lace skirt. Her corsage was pink daisy mums. A receptiun followed tn the fellowship hall of the Burlin- game Baptist Church. Baskets of pink gladioli, laven&r daisy mums and babies breath added to the decor. A four-tieredwed. ding cake trimmed with ping roses and lavender forget me- knots and topped with a gold marriage cross graced the bri de's table. The cake was de corated by Mrs. Leah Baumaa, a friend of the bridal couple. Cutting and serving cake were Mrs. Whitcomb Crichton, Mrs. Allen Snyder and Mrs. Frank Mlhara. Servingpunchwas Mrs, C. R. (Ted) King and pouring coffee was Mrs. Ruth Howard, Mrs. Paul Lauie was in charge of the guest book and recei ving the gifts were Mrs. Har lan Moyer and Miss Sharon Walsh For their wedding trip to Seattle, Victori and Canada the bride chose a lavender suit with white accessories. They are making their home at 1725S.W. Multnomah Blvd., «12 Portland, Oregon. The bride was graduated from Nyssa High School in 1969 and Northwestern College of Bu siness in 1971. She Is presently employed by Freightliner Cor poration in Portland. Thebnte- groom was graduated from Jackson High School, Portland in 1969 and attended Mt. Hood Community College. He will at tend Portland State University this fall He is presently era- ploved by the First National Bank In the proof department. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs Ceasar Abe and Bonnie of Watsonville, Calif.; Mrs. Harvey Kitamura of Sa linas, Calif. Mr. and Mrs K<m Abe, Mrs. Shin Tanaka and Eric and Jennifer ail of Red mond, Washington. 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