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9 0 o Q o O O O o o O 0 O O o o O 0 o THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1*0 o PAGE SIX Tift NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Barbara Jaques Installed al Eugene Gallegos-Gomeza Miss Opal Naomi Cooper, Kyle Sager Exchanged Married June 4 in Evening Ceremony As Madam Slate President of Eagles Vows In Payette Rites Journal Personals ♦ ♦ Friday overnight guests i of Mr Sunday guests at the Bernard Eastman home were Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Max Moore and family 1 Eastman, Sr., and Mrs Estella were Mrs. Jennie Allred, Lillian and Wade of Ogden, Utah Huff of Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Obenchain Mr and Mrs. Robert Barry and family of Salt Lake are visiting of Vermillion, S.D., visited recent her father, Mr. and Mrs Herman ly with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain and family. Dean Towne. was graduated from the Univer Mr. and Mrs. John Wehlitz and sity of South Dakota where he family were recent visitors at the received a bachelor of science de home of her brother, Mr -and Mrs. gree and will go to Seattle this fall to complete his medical train Ward Wieneke. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schesser and Susan visited last weekend of Greeley, Colo., were recent vis with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A H Boydell. They also attend itors at the home of his sister, ed the Tyler-Savage wedding at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Overstake and which Susan was flower girl family. Miss Linda Beckman who had Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burchitt • been visiting in Nyssa returned of Paramount, Calif., recently home with her parents. spent several days visiting at the Mr .and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen home of her father, John Krul spent Sunday in Boise at the and Mrs. Krul. ” . and Mrs. home of their son, Mr. The Art Mortensen family and Elwyn Haroldsen. Mrs. Brigman of California were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb honored guests at a patio potluck were hosts Sunday at a barbecue dinner held recently at the home supper for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert. Kinney and Brenda- Mr. and Mrs. John Lackey had Howard Foster and son, Bob, as recent guests their daughter, were Monday overnight visitors Mrs. Tressie King of Quincy. at the W. W. Foster home, and on Wash.; Mrs. Lackey’s brother of Thursday Don Foster and daugh Everett, Wash.; granddaughter, ter, Diane, were overnight guests. Mrs. Patsy Rollins, Nancy, Gary and Debbie of Boise and Palma Mel Beck and sons, John, Jim King of Santa Cruz, Calif. my and Richard and Dale Mitchell attended the father-son outing at Pine Top Friday and Saturday. LIMITED • • ♦ ♦ Mrs. Elmer (Barbara) Jaques Miss Dolores Gallegos and Ja was elected madam state presi vier Gomeza, son of Mr. and Mrs. dent at the Eagles convention Camelio Gomeza of Arrusa, Spain, held at Eugene June 23-25. She were united at a 4:30 afternoon was installed Saturday in formal ceremony Saturday, June 18, by ceremony. Her duties for the year a justice of the peace at her home will be to visit each of the 38 in Payette, Idaho. auxiliaries of Oregon and to at tend Grand National convention Miss Gallegos chose for her to be held in Miami, Fla., the double ring wedding a beige suit first week in August. She will go with pink accessories and carried as Oregon representative. a bouquet of pink gladioli and rose buds. The state convention was held at the Eugene hotel and 351 mem Miss Louise Gallegos, wearing bers registered from the various | a blue dress and white accessor lodges. ies, was bridesmaid for her Mrs Mary Cutting, Grand aerie sin. Joe Rama served as representative of New Westmini- ■ man. ster, B.C., and the grand madam A 7 o’clock reception was held inside guard, also attended the at the home of the bride’s uncle convention and spoke to the and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert group on membership. Oregon Gallegos at 920 North 2nd street auxiliaries had an increase of 814 in Nyssa, with approximately 45 new members the past year. guests attending. Baskets of pink Mrs. Elmer Jaques Thursday noon the Eugene1 and white gladioli and a three- ♦ * Moose lodge gave a banquet at column layer wedding cake grac their new home for all members; nard Frost, Woodie Seuell, Bill ed the serving cake. Hosting the attending the convention from re Hipp and Claude Willson. reception were the bride’s three gion 4 in Eastern Oregon. The local auxiliary delegates aunts, Mrs. Gallegos, Mrs. W T Representatives of the Nyssa drew attention wherever they ap. Connell and Mrs. Solomon Gal lodge were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer peared, dressed in identical white legos. Jaques, Mrs. Chester Mills Mrs. blouses and bright red and white The new Mrs. Gomeza is an Fay Collins, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern pinafores. According to members employee at Bennett’s cafe and Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Glade attending, they felt that the ‘‘east the bridegroom is with Ralph Chadwick, Ken Renstrom, Ber-1 ern seaboard” town of Nyssa was Jones dairy. They are at home on route 2, Nyssa. well advertised. Lynn Jackson Entertains On the return trip, Mr. and Mrs. Members of Scout Troop Jaques, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Emblem Members Miss Lynn Jackson entertain Mills visited the Bend aerie lodge. ed at the home of her parents, 1 During dinner there, Webb Loy, Attend Eugene Meet; Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson, state aerie membership director State Officers Named with a slumber and swimming and manager of the Bend lodge, The fourth annual meeting of | party Monday night. Guests were showed colored movies ta,ken by the Oregon State association of. members of her scout troop. him on his Eagles trip to Hawaii Emblem clubs convened at Eu 4*—4* ! in January of this year. The Loys gene hotel in Eugene June 17 Mr and Mrs. Dan Norland and I were on hand to get pictures of with 11 clubs represented and ap-' Mrs. Barton Hostess family of Umatilla are visiting I an erupting volcano in Hawaii. To Jaycee Wives Club proximately 300 members regis- her parents, Mr. and Mrs Owen 4-—♦ The monthly bridge club of : tered. Thirty-five from Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Sager Gann. Jaycee wives met at the home of AUXILIARY REPEATS travelled there by chartered bus. Mrs. W. A. Barton Friday even CALL FOR CANNED GOODS A trophy for first place was Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell re- At an 8:30 o'clock evening cere ing. Guest players were Mrs. Carl Malheur Memorial hospital aux won by Ontario in the ritualistic mony June 4. Miss Opal Naomi Eagles Auxiliary turned recently from a two-week Devin and Mrs. Floyd Hale. iliary met for its regular meeting contest. The bowling team won Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vacation trip to Walnut Creek, High score winner for the event Monday at the hospital meeting second place in team bowling Van E. Cooper of Fruitland, be Donates Apricots Calif., where they visited their was Mrs. Devin and winning low room. The canning project was with Marie Moggridge placing came the bride of Kyle Sager, son To Nyssa Hospital i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herb was Mrs. Bill Fangen. discussed and again a call for second in all events. 1 Smith and family. They also vis- of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sager, Eagles auxiliary met June 21 4s—4* Among other honors won by Sr., of the Nu Acres community. fruits or vegetables was asked. I ited friends in the Bay area. with 23 members attending. The Mrs. Herriman Hosts Anyone having some to spare is Ontario were the most hours of The event took place in the Fruit group voted to donate a case of service work, more news lineage Thursday Bridge Club asked to contact Mr«. Emma Mer land Church of the Brethren. apricots, gallon size, to Malheur j Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bauman locally and in the national maga Mrs. J. L. Herriman was hostess rick. The Rev. Chester Sager of Mid Memorial hospital, since apricots . spent Sunday afternoon visiting to her Thursday bridge club June Plans for a Founders day were zine, and the greatest amount vale Baptist church officiated at 1 are not available for local canners friends in Nampa. 23, with three tables in play. discussed and also the possibility contributed to charity. Mrs. Bert Anderson was toast the double ring ceremony in the ! this year, Guest players were Miss Eva Boy of purchasing air conditioning Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Sloan of mistress when the choir was fea presence of 300 invited guests. 1 Virginia Brandt reported that Ogden visited from Thursday to dell, Mrs. Raymond Larson, Jr., units for the hospital Plana for The sanctuary was decorated with i Carlos Parra, sponsored by the Mrs. Houston Wilson, Mrs. Jones, a partition to be built in the tured in a number of selections and white peonies and mums auxiliary, is doing well with his Monday with Mr. and Mrs. How ■Mrs. Kenneth Cottle, Mrs. Flor meeting room were shown. It including “Teach Me to Pray,” pink ard Myrick and family. and tapers in double candelabra. painting studies. ___ She also con- ence Lewis and Mrs. Paul Penrod. will have bookshelves and storage "The Cuckoo Cries,” and a parody For her wedding, the bride ygyed thanks from the Parra fam to the “ Anniversary Song, ” com Prize winners for the event space combined. Jo Ann Overton of Mount Ver posed by Leia Oxman in honor chose a gown of imported white ,jy for pictures presented to them, non is visiting Judy Laurance. were Mrs. Jessie Morgan and Mrs. lace over net and taffeta, featur- ... , copies of which appeared in news Judy recently spent a week at of this fourth meeting. The “Ho George Mitchell. I MORRIS HUFFMAN HOME ing a chapel length train. The 4*—+ SCENE OF FAMILY REUNION key Pokey” act was also put on colonial styled bodice had a sa- , papers. the Overton home in Mount Ver The drill team presented Fern non. Eldredges Host Club A family reunion was held at with the choir assisting. bnna neckline and her fingertip | Election of officers placed two Patterson with a gift in apprecia- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris veil was held by a tiara of seed 1 tion for her work as captain the were hosts to their Mr. and Mrs. Huffman the past weekend. At- ¡from the Ontario club in state pearls. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen visit > past year. bridge club Saturday evening, tending were their son, Sgt. and offices, with Mrs. Lamont Fife, ■ 1 ed Sunday evening with Mr. and Miss Vannalene Cooper attend now state chaplain, elected to There were two tables in play. Mrs. Virgil Huffman and family 1 Roberta Holcomb was winner Mrs. Bill Toomb near Adrian. High score winners were Mrs. and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, ' fourth state vice president, and ed her sister as maid of honor and of the door prize and Claudine bridesmaids, Linda Pritzl, Sharon Gordon Oxnam and Fred Guthrie. Robert Lundy and family of Kali- 1 President Kay Toedtemeier elect-1 ' Garrison won the jackpot prize, Miss Mane Seburn. daughter of ed as state historian. Helen Davis 1 Colwell and Margaret Byers all donating $10 of her winnings to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seburn of1 4*—4* 1 spell, Mont. of Seaside was elected president wore identical pink brocade taf Carlos’ education fund. Phoenix. Ariz., pioneer residents1 feta dresses and carried pink and for the ensuing year. Betty and Jo Anne Holcomb of this area, spent several days white carnations. 1 It was learned that National Em- : served refreshments of home last week visiting relatives and | blem President Mildred Thorne •Janette Plager and Sharon made ice cream and cookies. friends in the valley. She was a i of California will honor Ontario Young, ' cousins of the bride, were Saturday overnight guest of Mr. ! with a visit Aug. 2. < candle lighters. Flower girls were TRAVELERS FROM NYSSA and Mrs. Emil Stunz. Miss Se- j Quarterly meeting of the Ore- ] Rhonda McDaniel and Jeanie SEE NIAGARA FALLS burn left Sunday morning by 1 gon association of Emblem clubs Johnson, , Ronnie Strong was ring Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb and plane for San Francisco where will meet in Ontario early in No- bearer. I her son. Roger Barnes, returned she will attend a meeting of the ■ 1 vember. Harley Sager. Jr., served his Sunday from a two weeks' trip Dale Carnegie speech class. She | 4-—4- brother as best man and other which took them over 5000 miles will return later this week to re- ! : Yellow Rose Lodge Reports male attendants were Maynard and into 17 states. They visited sume her visit. Get Your Sager, Don ftaines and Arthur relatives in Nebraska and Mrs. I Successful Lawn Buffet Robb’s father’s relatives in Illi B. SCHIREMANS ANNOUNCE Yellow Rose Rebekah lodge Sager. held its regular meeting Wednes- Soloist was Marlene Ashby and nois, whom she had not seen for ARRIVAL OF NEW GRANDSON Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schireman I day night at the IOOF hall with organ music for the wedding was 31 years. The trio visited the Ford mu of Medford are parents of a son seven members present. After a furnished by Mrs. Earl Fisher. 1 brief business meeting, the ladies *” — - — ■ Mrs W C. Peterson was pianist seum in Dearborn, Mich., and the born June 21. He has been named Ford assembly plant in Detroit. Michael Glenn and joins a broth You pay no demurrage. Cylinders are took refreshments to Parma where for the event. From there they traveled through er. Bill, age 2. ■ they were guests of that lodge. Immediately following the cere supplied on a lease basis for a 25-year Paternal grandparents are Mr. The lawn party sponsored by. mony, a reception was held in the the lower part of Canada and the local lodge was reported a church parlor with Mrs. S. J. spent half a day at Niagara Falls. and Mrs. Bill Schireman of 208 period. Cylinder sizes are 60 cubic feet, I success, They also visited Robb’s brother, according to Mrs. John in charge, assisted by Meade Robb in East Palistine, North Fourth street. acetylene, and 122 cubic feet, oxygen. | Reeves, as the ladies served 103 Moulton Mrs. E. M Bingaman. Pouring Ohio, and saw friends in Colorado guests and netted $72.56. were Mrs Fred Moore and Mrs. where he spent six years as a boy HAS MAJOH SURGERY Judith Ann Roberts, daughter Ed Plager. aunts of the bride. of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts, Cutting and serving the cake were State Takes Measures Mrs. Henry Cole, Mrs Lilburn Nyssa Births . . . When empty pay only for refilling .. . underwent major surgery Tues To Curb 4th Accidents Cooper, Mrs Wayne Hoffman and June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn day at St. Alphonsus hospital in NO DEMURRAGE! (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Clyde Young. Sharon Brown Fehlman of Tacoma. Wash., a boy Boise. At present she is doing nicely total mobilization of all law en was in charge of the guest book June 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Dean PHONE. WRITE or DROP IN TODAY! and will be home some time next forcement agencies — state, city and Susan Brown, Nancy Dewey. Montgomery of Nyssa, a boy. and county—to patrol streets and Karen Browning and Mary Ann June 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Roy week. highways. State police will again LaVelle presided at the gift Lowe of Nyssa, a girl. have officers approximately 15 table. June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Wes- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY miles apart’ on the state’s major For her daughter’s wedding. ton Olson of Nyssa, a girl. 11 North Third St. Phone FR 2-2293 highways as was done over Mem. Mrs. Cooper wore a dress of dusty June 28 — To Mr and Mrs. FOR RENT—One-bedroom house orial day weekend with garage. Natural gas heat. | rose lace over taffeta and an or- George Ordanez of Nyssa, a boy. The two-pronged holiday en tiiid corsage Mrs. Sager wore a June 28—To Mr. and Mrs Jose Nice yard and shade Phone forcement program, the governor navy blue lace frock and a cor-1 Delgada of Nyssa, a boy. FR 2-2375 . 26-tfp said, was planned in cooperation sage of pink roses. with representatives of enforce Among out-of-town guests were | ment officials and citizen support Mrs Iva Sager, Messrs, and Mmes groups for traffic safety. Bela Sager and family, Fred, Moore. Lilburn Cooper of Cald-, Blaine Brown and family, j Area Council Official well. Clarence Miller, Ed Plager of Speaks at C of C Meet Nampa. Chester Sager and family I (Continued from Page 1) of Midvale. Daniel Harris of! ingly in the summer, he said, and Prairie City, Clyde Young of Par we should make every effort to ma, David LaVelle, Brownlee Relines—Repairs—While You Wait. dispel that idea. The council is dam. Wayne H 'ffman of Salem. planning to investigate having Ray Johnson of Baker and Mrs. REBUILDS IN 4 TO 6 HOURS . . . the map made in quantities and Nollin Collins of Parma. give all the towns an opportunity No Appointment Needed. The new Mrs Sager was grad to get them for outside mailings I uated from Fruitland high school CREDIT—12 Month« to Pay on Approved Credit. Give Away Well Received' ___ __ with the . class of ___ 1960 ____ and the Thoroughly Trained Technician« to Serve Youl Fred Bracken made a report bridegroom was also graduated that the Blanket Give-away day. from Fruitland high with the June 18. was well received by the class of 1958. public. Following a wedding trip into Lynn Snodgrass reported on Canada, the couple is at home in the Nyssa Nite Rodeo. July 8-9, Vale where Sager is employed at and said that plans were pro U S National bank. • gressing real well and that he had received many offers of help, UNDERGdES SURGERY if needed, by local merchants. Wayne Riggs 14-year-old son 211 No. 8th St. (Acroea from Courthouse) Payette. Idaho Henry Hartley, superintendent of Mr and Mrs Lewis Riggs, un Phone Midway 2-3593 of schools jft North Bend, Ore, derwent major surgery at Mal 729 North First St Nyssa. Oregon o was a guest He was formerly heur Memorial hospital last week Office« aleo in Nampa—Caldwell—Bole*—Pocatello superintendent of Nyssa schools, At present he is convalescing at leaving here in 1954 home DON'T PAY CYLINDER DEMURRAGE! OFFER! F KELLY TIRE BLACKWALL WHITEWALL 70-15 6 70-15 SIMILAR SALE PRICES ON OTHER TYPES AND SIZES! rants Ftus tu tuo »fittinuu tm NEW CAR TAKE-OFFS . .. exchanged for Kelly Celebrity Nylon Extra*! AIRCO OXYGEN & ACETYLENE IN LEASED CYLINDERS! DRIVEN ONLY A FEW MILES FROM $1 795 JL NYSSA AUTO PARTS > 750-14 PIUS TAX AND RFTREADAill TIBI f Hold Them as Long as You Want! DENTURES © O o ¿TIRES- . /in LOW FOR THIS SI6N OF QUALITY «I ELLIOTT TIRE CO. 204 North Main Si. Phone FR 2-2270 NYSSA. OREGON ANNOUNCEMENT No Need to Go Without Them! 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