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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. MAY 5. 1966 PAGE NINE T Lynda Dolmeyer, Holy Rosary Group Plans Saturday Tea Dale Laurance The 18th annual membership teu, sponsored by Holy Rosary Plan Fall Rites hospital auxiliary, will be held Helen Poole, Jack E. Dail United In Recent Baptist Church Ceremony between the hours of 2 und 5 p.m. in the home of Mrs Harmon Kil- lebrcw at West Idaho avenue and Dorian drive near Ontario. Ac cording to Mrs Wilfred Sander«, publicity chairman, there will be a drawing held each hour, with Mrs. Ed Bicknese in charge. Mrs. Iairry Sugahiro is In charge of membership, with Mis. Jim Roberts serving us refresh ment chairman, Catholic sisters from the hospi tal, together with Mmes. Paul Roberts. Paul Van Petten, John Eden and Grace Komoto, will hi nt the serving table from 2 to 3 p.m. Dianne Kay Wilson, Kansas University Kenneth Kosco Wed Seniors to Marry In Colorado Rites Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colby of Thornton, Colo., have announced the marriage of her daughter, Dianne Kay Wilson, and Kenneth Steven Kosco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kosco of Thornton. The couple was united during an evening ceremony performed Dec. 31, 1965, in Mountain View Lutheran church at Thornton. The new Mrs. Kosco attended Nyssa schools and was graduated from Mapleton school in North Denver. Iler husband is affiliated with IBM in the Colorado capital city and Boulder. In Summer Rites residents, having resided here from 1959-65, when he served as city manager, and Miss Wilson is a 1962 graduate of the local high school. She and her fiance are both seniors at Kansas State uni versity in Manhattan. A summer wedding is being planned by the betrothed couple. C & 114 G Bower GARAGE Avenue Mrs. Gaskill Honored On Birthday Anniversary *—• Mrs. Cassie Gaskill was honor ed with a birthday-pinochle party on Wednesday afternoon, April 27, in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Boyd Wilson. Mrs. Lyle Miner baked and dec orated the birthday cake which was served with ice cream and coffee. The honoree was also pre sented with several other nice gifts. In addition to Mrs. Gaskill, her daughter and Mrs. Miner, others attending the party were Mmes. Howard Myrick, Tom Johnson, Len Seward, Keith Moss, Ernie Metcalf and Nellie Newbill. 3—# Spring Party Planned Fur Duplicate Session Winners for the Monday eve ning session of Nyssa duplicate bridge dub have been reported by Mrs. Houston Wilson, hostess for the weekly card parties. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Filmorc, Mrs. Jack Blind and Myrtle Ras mussen tallied identical scores to tie for first and second places. Charles Michael and Mrs. David Sarazin were third place winners. Mrs. Wilson announces that a special spring party will be held Monday evening during the regu- lar bridge session. The public is welcome to attend these weekly card parties held in the Eagles hall. *—* LYNDA DOLMEYER . . . Studont at OSU « 0 The engagement of Miss Lynda Dolmeyer and Dale Laurance is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dolmeyer of Albany, Ore. Parents of the future bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Holland laturance of Nyssa. Miss Dolmeyer was graduated Illustrated Book Review from Albany high school and is i Given for Amity Members a sophomore, majoring in educa Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders enter tion at Oregon State university tained Saturday evening for in Corvallis. members of the Amity club. While studying at Nyssa high Tom Mitchell gave an illustrated school and prior to leaving for May 14 Bridal Shower review of the book, ‘The Hollow OSU, where he is now a junior, To Honor Teresa Sauer Earth” by Dr. Raymond Bernard. the future bridegroom was em Miss Teresa Sauer of Davis, I Mrs. Don Walker attended as ployed in the meat department of Calif., will be honored with a a guest. Mrs. Edison Child was Wilson’s Market in Nyssa. prr-nuptial shower at 2 o’clock winner of the door prize and will He plans to spend the summer Saturday afternoon, May 14, in MR. and MRS. JACK E. DAIL host the next club meeting on months in Ketchikun, Alaska, as the Presbyterian church at Ad Portrait by Schoen. Friday, May 13. assistant chemical engineer in the rian. Miss Sauer is bride-elect of Miss Helen Poole became the pulp industry. Billy Looney Jr. of Adrian and ‘ bride of Jack E. Dail during an The university students arc all residents of that community i 8 o’clock evening ceremony on Mrs. Theo Matherly and Mrs. | Mrs. Ostrom Entertains Mrs. Helmer Ostrom entertain planning a Sept. 11 wedding. lire invited to attend. Wednesday, April 13, 1966, in Ralph Lowe. ed last week for members of the The new Mrs. Dail was gradu Nyssa Baptist church. ated from Ontario high school in Wednesday afternoon pinochle The double-ring rites were per 1965 and studied at Treasure Val- club. Mrs. Fred Guthrie was high prize winner and Mrs. Charles formed by the Rev. W. B. Taylor I ley Community college. Zinn received low score award. in the presence of 125 guests. When yon can’t see i Mrs. Boyd Haney was soloist and The bridegroom is a 1961 gradu Recipients of traveling prizes was accompanied by Mrs. Dale ate of Nyssa high school and at were Mrs. Orma Cleaver and Mrs. | tended Boise Junior college for C. A. Wemick. McDaniels. them, you can almost ; one year before being employed Given in marriage by her bro for two years at Boeing Aircraft ther, Mike Poole, the bride wore plant in Seattle. He recently com VISIT NYSSA PARENTS feci they’re In the Mrs. Del (Katherine) Freeman a white suit with matching acces pleted a U. S. Navy electronics sories and carried a corsage of | technician course in San Fran and Chris of Springfield, Ore., spent the weekend with her par- i room with a pink roses and pompon daisies. cisco and is serving aboard the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Klink- I Mrs. Jerry Taylor, dressed in a USS Ogden. enberg. Other visitors in the par- j pink suit and carrying a pompon fxjng Distance A wedding trip took the newly ental home were Daniel Klinken- | daisy bouquet attended as matron weds to the Oregon coast via the of honor. Jim Farmer served as Columbia river route. After vis , berg, a student at the College of j call. Go ahead. best man, while ushers were Bill iting places of interest in Port I Idaho in Caldwell, and his fiance, ' Miss Audrey Beaudoin of Port- . Cole and Francis McCrady of land. they took the Washington land. Nyssa. Call now. I coastal route to Seattle where For her daughter's wedding, they visited the bridegroom’s bro VISITOR FROM BOUNTIFUL Mrs. Poole wore an ensemble of ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Clark Stringham of Bountiful, green knit, with pink and white Mrs. Gary Dail and family. MALHEUR HOME Utah, was a Friday visitor in the | carnation corsage. TELEPHONE CO. Before returning home, they home of his wife’s parents, Mr. Following the ceremony, a re also visited places of interest in and Mrs. Mel Beck and family. ception was given by Mrs. John Seattle, including the World’s Hite in the banquet room of the Fair site and the Space Needle. Moore hotel at Ontario. Assist ing with guest registrations, gifts and serving were Myra Carter, Kathy Crabb, Elaine Jenkins, Karen Hankins, Jean Rutherford, NYSSA . , . OREGON Phone 372-3305 I MISS IRENE WILSON . . . Graduate of NHS ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colby of Thornton, Colo., announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Irene Wilson, to Richard Stanton Pad dock. Parents of the future bride groom are Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Richard Paddock of Fort Worth, Texas. The Colbys are former Nyssa Your Quality Store Physician* and Surgeon* Dial 372-2241 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday; Saturday. 10 to 12. MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Maulding, M. D. A NEW LINE of — DRESSES BLOUSES LINGERIE 'Aztec' Accessories 'íoi Hotku, F1UNCESS GARDNER* GOWNS - DUSTERS GLOVES -PURSES NYLONS SLIPPERS Also Many Other Items . . . PLUS . . FREE GIFT WRAPPING! BRACKEN’S Physician and Surgeon Dial 372-2216 By Appointment Only” Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Wednesday. 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