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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX THURSDAY. JUNE 16. 1966 Emblem Group Hears Patricia Sue Wagner, Larry Miller Gail Flinders, Richard E. Johnson Convention Picnic, Meeting Held at Cow Hollow Reports Exchange Vows in Recent Ceremony Wed in Idaho Falls Temple Ceremony Ontario Emblem club 192 met > in regular session Monday even- * ing. During the business meet ing, reports were given by dele gates who attended the June 9-11 state convention in Portland. It was noted that during 1965. 46.624 community aervice hours were donated by Emblem mem bers throughout the state. Dates were also announced for the 1967 district meeting which will be held at Seaside and the state con vention planned at Roseburg Bowlers from the local club placed third in team event, while Zena Fritts and Donnella Bybee were first place winners in the doubles event. Velma Fraser won the state trophy for rolling high score in all events. Helen Warrington, president of Emblem 192. participated in the memorial services; Donnella By bee and Virginia Hoyle were in stalled as state officers. During the Monday meeting, plans were made for the golfers' banquet to be held Saturday, June 18, at the Elks temple. A blood drawing is scheduled July 6 at the lodge and Emblem mem bers will be in charge of the can teen. Initiation of new members will be held during the first meeting in September. *—0 MR. and MRS. LARRY D. MILLER . . . Newlyweds Establish Homa at McCall Miss Patricia Sue Wagner be came the bride of Larry DeVere Miller in an 8 o'clock evening ceremony performed Friday, May 13, 1966, in the Lutheran church at Parma, Idaho. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, all of route 2, Parma The double - ring rites were performed by the Rev. Victor Schulze in the presence of imme diate family members. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a street - length gown of white chiffon with lace jacket and white hat. Her cor sage contained two baby orchids of green hue. NYSSA WOMEN COMPLETE EXTENSION SEWING COURSE A recent five-day sewing course was held at the Ron Young resi dence and conducted by Sally Meeuwsen, Malheur county ex tension agent. Completing the classes were Barbara Porter. Don na Easton. Darlene Stenkamp, Carolyn Young. Myrna Walters Ceremony Attendants Named and Margaret Hewett. Mrs. Philip Bale attended her The course was sponsored by sister as matron of honor and the Nyssa Home Extension unit and another session is planned for the fall when the women will work with woolens. Portrait by Schoen. MR. and MRS. RICHARD E. JOHNSON . . . Honored at June 3 Reception in Nyssa A reception honoring newly cymbidium orchids, white gladlo. weds, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erik li and ribbon. Johnson, was held June 3, 1966. Bride's Attendants Named in the Nyssa LDS stake cultural Attending as maids of honor hall. The new Mrs. Johnson (nee Gail Flinders) is a daughter of were the Misses Karen Child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders Provo and Pam Hill of Meridian. of Nyssa. Parents of the bride They wore identical gowns of groom are Mr. and Mrs. Erik G. avocado peau de soie and carried bouquets of white gladioli. Johnson of Meridian, Idaho. Attired in turquoise gowns of The couple was married Friday morning. May 27, in the Idaho peau de soie were the Misses Cal- Falls LDS temple by President leen Johnson, Judy Johnson and Willard S. Wray. The double Janalee Wilson as bridesmaids. ring rites were performed in the Jill Saunders, wearing a frock of presence of 19 family members avocado peau de soie, was flower and friends. girl. Serving as best man was Dar The bride was attired in a gown of white delustered satin, design rell Johnson, while ushers were ed and made by her mother. Hand Gerald Flinders. Marvin Wilson appliqued, re - embroidered im and Jack Hill. ported lace beaded with tiny seed For her daughter’s wedding, pearls formed the neckline, trim Mrs. Flinders wore a dress of med the bodice front and extend aqua and blue floral design and ed down the front of the floor ' the bridegroom’s mother was at length skirt. tired in a beige ensemble. Each Her three-tier veil of hand, wore a white carnation corsage. I rolled illusion was held by a Master of ceremonies for the crown of satin roses and petal program was Lorin Saunders, shaped lace points edged in seed brother-in-law of the bride, with pearls. She carried a cascading prayer given by Patriarch Arvel bouquet containing six green L. Child. Mrs. Mark Hartley pre-; wore a mint green dress of crepe fabric with a w’hite carnation cor sage. Serving as best man was Pvt. Darrel D. Miller, brother of e « the bridegroom. OLSONS VISIT FROM UTAH For her daughter’s wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Weston J. Olson Mrs. Wagner wore a suit of beige and family of Salt Lake City are visiting his parents, the C. K. I Olsons of Nyssa. Weston recently . graduated from the University of Utah with an electrical engineer, ing degree. The family plans to remain in Nyssa for a week and then travel to Danville. Ill., where he will be employed as a design engineer for the General Electric i company. * FETED ON ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Jesse Elgan and Mrs | Maurice Corey entertained last i Saturday afternoon at the latter’s , home in honor of Mrs. Mary Pruyn Thomas on her 85th birth, day anniversarry. A beautifully decorated cake was served with ice cream, punch and coffee. win and Blair visited last week ! with their parents and grandpar- j ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower. I They returned Saturday to their, home in Mesa, Wash. Other Participants Listed Other selections included a duet j by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson, an I NYSSA'S OWN CLOVER LAWN DAIRY MILK PRODUCTS. . . They're Tops in Quality! OPEN SUNDAY, JUNE 19 FOR FATHER'S DAYi Roast Turkey and Dressing Cranberry Sauce Choice of Three Salads Dessert «1.50 We'll Also Have Nice STEAKS FOR FATHER IF HE DESIRES! Brownie’s Cafe IVA JOHNSON, Owner 113 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon lace and black accessories. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a pink flowered dress and white accessories. Each wore a corsage of white carnations. A reception honoring the new lyweds was held May 15 in the community house at I arma. Grac ing the refreshment tuble was a castle cake decorated in white and mint green and topped with wedding bells. Assisting with serving, gifts and guest registration were Mmes. Sylvester Hauf, Robert Hauf, Clarence Glenn. Jess Payne (aunt of the bride). Mike Sillonis and James Striker (the bride's sister); the Misses Shirley Payne (cousin of the bride) and Judie Biles. Program Presented at Reception Jess Payne, the bride’s uncle, served as master of ceremonies during a program at the reception. Mrs. Herman Sellars, cousin of the bride, sang two selections, "Whither Thou Goest” and “Bless This House," accompanied by Mrs. Howard Raster. The new Mrs. Miller is a 1963 FATHER’S DAY-SUNDAY, JUNE 19 $1 ^88 NORELCO RAZORS Regularly $29.95 ................... i^L : original reading (written by Mrs j Jake Kapp) by Mrs. Lorin Saun- i I ders, a comet solo by Frank Tur-1 ■ ner, accompanied by Susan Schenk, and a piano duet by Mar cia Wyckoff and Patty Urry. A vocal selection was also pre sented by a trio comprised of ■ Mrs. Blaine Holladay, Mrs. Clar- ! ence Lee and Mrs. Louis Wett- stein, accompanied by Mrs. Jane Jacobs. A three-tier cake, topped with silver and white bells, graced the refreshment table. Assisting with serving, care of gifts and guest registration were the Mmes. Marvin Wilson, Lorin Saunders, Gerald Flinders, Jim Tracy and the Misses Kathy Pet terson, LeAnne Wilson, Susan i Chamberlain, Dee Ann Peterson | | and Carla Hust. Others assisting were Linda Hochstrasser, Sheila Fife, Leslie Lambert, Kim Olsen, Aleece Johnson, Brent Saunders, Jeredee and Jonee Wilson. Sunbeam Sunbeam — Electric ELECTRIC RAZORS SHOE POLISHERS Jtíf’ $2988 Ä’ $1995 $1488 $19" MEN'S DILLFOLDS Regularly $7.95 . . . POPULAR PRICES ON THESE OTHER IDEAS! Pick a NEW LOTION for DAD Men's Valet From Our Wide Selection of— FOR FATHERS DAÏ Numerous Guests Attend Among out-of-area guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arvel L. Child and Gary and John Beeker (exchange student from Holland) of Quincy, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Olsen and Kim of Morgan, Utah; Mrs. Judy Neilson, Kaysville, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Child, Provo, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hill, Boise; and Duane Ford, Nampa. The new Mrs. Johnson was graduated from Nyssa high school and completed her sophomore year at Brigham Young univer- 1 sity. Her husband is a graduate of Meridian high school and will en ter BYU in the fall as a member of the senior class. During the j I summer months, he will be em-| | ployed by the Henry and Erik Johnson Construction company in Salt Lake City. Following a wedding trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, the newlyweds I are now residing at 600 North I ♦ 240 East, apartment 6, in Provo. I A Perfect Gift! ÍCaitdbGaíote ■ FOR FATHER'S DAY WE GIVE Gold Strike STAMPS! • • • • • • • lade East • Faberge' By George • Brut Kent of London Signature Max Factor Pub And Others At Your Service — DAILY — 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. — SUNDAY — 12 Noon to 8:00 p. m. 202 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3347 HW HW ■¥■ • • • • • W ■ > light Up Dad» Deg with SMOKERS VISIT NYSSA PARENTS Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell, Lisa, Dar sented a vocal solo and Steven Saunders played a piano solo. WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE Edith Whipple was a Friday evening dinner guest at the home of Mrs. Esther Stephen. The Dick Provinca family re cently moved into the home on Grand avenue vacated by the Russell Talbots. Party Given for Graduate Mr. und Mrs. Eugene Stephen und family attended a party given by Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen in honor of their son, Larry, who recently graduated from TVCC. The party was held Sunday eve ning nt the James Stephen home. Glenda Hoffman recently arriv Saturday afterniMin callers nt ed home from Eastern Oregon the Eugene Stephen residence college at lai Grande to spend the were Mrs. Grover Findley, a sis summer in the home of her par ter of Mrs. Stephen, and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoff Findley’s sons, Ivan and Tom. man. She is recuperating from a both of Madras. Mrs. Joi* Ste broken ankle sustained two weeks phen and Mrs Martha Norland of ago in La Grunde Parma visited Saturday afternoon at the Eugene Stephen home. Club to Meet on July 13 Mr. and Mrs. Grant Armstrong Out Our Way club member» of l^ing Beach, Calif , arrived on met June 9 at the home of Mrs Sunday evening to spend a few Edith Whipple. Roll call was an days here with her brothers, swered by those present on th«1 j James, Joe and Eugene Stephen topic, "Memories of Grundfuth and Mrs. Esther Stephen and er." Refreshments were served families. by the hostess. Out Our Way club j will meet July 13 at the home of1 Attend Style Revue Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver attended Mrs. Glenn Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs Elton Hunsucker the 4-H style show held Friday and children of Gayway junction at Ontario. Her daughters, Chris were Saturday overnight guests tine and Shirley modeled dresses at the home of her parents, Mr. | and both girls received blue rib and Mrs Mantel Bishop. While bons on their projects Mrs. LuVern Cleaver also at Mr and Mrs. Hunsucker spent Sunday in Boise, the children re tended the 4-H fair held in On Her daughter, Kerrie, mained at the Bishop residence. tario. modeled her 4-H dress and re Mr. and Mrs Bill Van Zelf tra ceived a blue ribtam and a state veled to La Grande Friday to ribbon This oatitloa Kania to bring their daughter, Mary Jo, send her dress to the exhibit at home for the summer from Eas the state fair this fall. tern Oregon college. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Titland i of Idaho Fulls called Saturday graduate of Parma high school morning on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and her husband was graduated Ek anger. in 1960 from New Plymouth high Mrs. Dick Province and chil school. Following a wedding trip dren and Mrs. Edith Whipple to Baker, the newlyweds are re were Sunday dinner guests at the siding at Thompson apartments Woodrow Seucll home. in McCall where the bridegroom is employed ut Shaver’s Market. Classifieds Bring Results! By Helen Hoffman BUENA VISTA A picnic and business meeting for the 1965 Cow Hollow Little League base ball team was held June 11 at the Mnncei Bishop home. There were 54 persons in attendance. Bob Holmes and Murk Hartley were presented gifts by the team as thanks for the fine couching they provided Murk Hartley pre. sented medallions to the lu»ys who played on the team during tour nament games. Prescriptions Cosmetics Photo Finishing Sundry Gifts Veterinary Supplies t
