THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1968
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE SIX
Friends Stage Surprise Lawn Party
To Celebrate Nyssans' Anniversary
DUPLICATE BRIDGE GROUP
TO SKIP JULY 4 SESSION
Master point winners for Nyssa
duplicate bridge club were an
nounced by Mrs. Houston Wilson,
Local Women Attend Betrothed Couple
Annual Star Session Announces Plans
Members of Eastern Star Chap
ter 131 returned home recently
from Portland where they had
been attending Grand chapter.
Session was held June 20-23 in
j the Rose city where it has been
' held during previous years.
Local women attending the
meeting were Mmes. Lois Cart
wright. Kay Wheeler, Pat Mar-
1 cum and Betty House. Mrs. Mar
cum served as grand page during
I the session.
Installation of new officers
will be July 11 at 8 p.m. in the
Masonic hall.
HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne,
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Porter were
MH. and MRS. WARD WIENEKE .
A surprise lawn dinner was
served on the evening of June 9.
1966, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Wieneke in honor of their
silver wedding anniversary.
Eighteen guests were present
for the celebration, with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Newman, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Oldemeyer and Mrs. Gene
LaFay serving as hosts and hos
. Wed 25 Years
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ATTEND WEDDING RITES
Out - of - town guests attending
wedding rites of Karen Ellis and
Harlan Sager were her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Os
good. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Part
ridge and family, all of Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Osgood of Cedar
Point, Kan., and Miss Kay Durey
of Denver, Colo., also attended
tesses.
Evalyn Kimball and Ward the nuptials. Miss Durey' attend
Wieneke were married June 9. ed as a bridesmaid.
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1941. in the Methodist church at
VISIT
WITH
MOTHER
Weiser, Idaho, Evalvn’s home
Recent guests of Mrs. Blanche
town. Ward is a native of Port
Weeks
were Mrs. Betty Johnson
land and for a number of years
has been employed at the Nyssa and Denise of Parma. Mrs. Hazel
branch of the First National Bank Farr was a Sunday dinner guest
and Mrs. Dareld Steinke was a
of Oregon.
weekend
visitor. Mr. and Mrs.
The Wieneke’s eldest son, Gar
ry. succumbed in 1963 from in-, Glen Weeks and family were
juries sustained in an auto mis Sunday evening callers of his
hap. Another son, Jeff, resides I mother, Mrs. Weeks.
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with his parents at 108 North |
MOST
TYPES
OF
PLASTIC
Sixth street and will be an NHS '
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such
as
rain
boots,
garment
junior this fall.
The cake which the couple dis-1 bags and the like, melt when in
plays in the above photo is dec contact with high heat. Several!
orated with pink roses, trimmed people have asked us how to re- ■
in silver. A message, written in move melted plastic from a gas
silver but not visible to the cam heater or other hot object such
era’s eye. reads, “Happy Anni as an iron.
The chemistry department at
versary—Ward and Evalyn.”
Oregon State university sug
gests that the gas heater, in
cluding its pilot light, be turned
off. When it cools, scrape off
as much plastic as possible.
Then sponge repeatedly with
nail polish remover or acetone.
This liquid is flammable, so the
heater must be cooL
The same procedure can be used j
for plastic melted on an iron.
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Porter in Payette
KATHERINE VAN PATTEN
A party was given in honor of ... To Marry Lawrence Clucas
Towne’s birthday anniversary.
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Other Nyssans attending were
The engagement of Miss Ka
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lancaster. therine Van Patten to Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. George Fanning.
Clucas is announced by her par
ents. Mr and Mrs. Graham L.
SATURDAY VISITORS
Van Patten of Vista, Calif. Par
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson vis ents of the future bridegroom are
ited Saturday evening with their Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clucas of the
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Big Bend community.
Mrs. Pat Sweaney in Caldwell.
Miss Van Patten is a 1965 gra
duate of Vista high school and
CALIFORNIANS ARRIVE
has just completed her freshman
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of year at Los Angeles Baptist col
Pomona. Calif. and Jill Shepherd lege at Newhall. Calif.
of Dixon. Calif., visited recently I Her fiance is a 1965 graduate
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs of Adrian high school and has
Wyatt Smith.
been attending Los Angeles Bap
tist college during the past year
VISIT UNCLE IN BOISE
The betrothed couple is plan
Mrs. S. P. Bybee and her fath ning an early 1967 wedding.
er, H. E. Chamberlain, visited
Friday with her uncle, L. E. Jen
To Buy. Sell or Heni,
sen in Boise.
the
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VISITS WITH DAUGHTER
Mrs. J Elwood Flinders visited
MR. and MRS. ROBERT LEE WEBB . . . Establish Nyssa Homa
during the weekend with her
daughter. Mrs Marvin Wilson
Miss Barbara Kay Stockdale fund Mrs. We.s Walker, and John
and family of Burns.
became the bride of Robert Lee He«»ves served as usher.
Mrs. Harry Fry of Boise sung
Webb during a ceremony per
formed Sunday, June 12, 1966, at ' Because,” iiecompiini<-d on the
TOUR SILVER CITY
piano by Mrs Joseph Ray, ulso
Mr. and Mrs. George Bear. Mrs th«- Reorganized Church of Jesus of Boise.
Christ of laitter-Day Saints in
Lloyd Stuart of Caldwell, Mr and New Plymouth, Idaho.
Following the ceremony, the
Mrs. Oscar Percy and family tra
newlyweds wen- honored with a
Before
an
altar
decorated
with
veled Sunday to Silver City.
baskets of white peonies, d«-phi- reception in the church. Assist
niums and roses, the single-ring ing with serving were Mmes.
RETURNS FROM NAMPA
rites were performd by Elder John Reeves, Owen Gann, Rose
Toombs, William Nelson and
Mrs. Walter Myers returned William Nelson.
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Barnes.
home Sunday from Nampa where
Parents of the couple are Mr. James
Attending the gift table and
she had been visiting friends.
and Mrs. V. J. Stockdale, Mrs j guest book were Mrs. Josephine
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Tarzan Johnson and Ron Webb, | Baber, sister of the bride; Mrs.
ATTEND WEDDING RITES
all of Nyssa.
1 Tarzan Johnson, the bridegroom's
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle
The bride wns attired in a j mother and Mrs Stockdale, moth-
and Alan attended the Saturday street-length dress of white satin I er of the bride.
wedding of Cottle’s niece. Wanda with an overlay of light blue lace
The newlyweds are now resid-
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North-south first place winners
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Mrs. Wilson has asked the
Journal to announce that the
group will not meet next Mon
day evening due to the July 4
holiday. However, regular play
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