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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1988 Futura Secretaries Plan Guest Session For Advisory Board Adrian Presbyterian Church Scene Oi Shields-Chiara August Wedding Job's Daughters Plan September Activities Members of Futura chapter, National Secretaries association, >M-gan their fall activities during an August meeting held at Trea- I sure Valley Community college. Co hostesses were President Mrs. Eugene Grasty and Mrs. Jerry Bayley. /,.s a part of the evening’s en tertainment, the secretaries made and played back taped recordings of their vacation highlights. Mrs. Russell Deshazer, new edi- | tor of "Futura Lines,” distributed her first issue of the chapter bul letin, with Mrs. Bill Wilt, chair man of the Ways and Means committee, reporting on rummage I and annual candy sales. Program Chairman Mrs. John | I Cramer informed the group that | I plans are being made for a Thurs- I day evening class to begin Oct. 6 and the refresher course for sec retaries will be open to all steno graphers in the area. On Sept. 19, members of Futura chapter will sponsor a guest night 1 dessert session. At that time, area businessmen and women, who have been selected to serve on the CPS advisory board, will be introduced. *—* MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING PRACTI CAL NURSE CLASS at Treasure Valley Commu nity collega ware honored at an Aug. 29 luncheon by the Dominican Sisters of Holy Rosary hospital. Those attending the event held in the hospital staff room included (front row, left to right) Sis ter Margaret Mary, Sr. Mary Margaret. Sr. Do lorosa. administrator; Sr. Mary Mathilda. Jane Turner, registered nurse and student instructor; TV Christian Women Hear Program Given Mrs. Joe Stephen By Nyssa Musicians I I MR. and MRS. LOUIS LOYD CHIARA Miss Marilyn Kay Shields be l *-T Another nephew, Brett Shields, ■d was ring bearer, while flower came the bride of Louis Loyd Chiara during a 2 o'clock after girls were Andrea and Stacee noon ceremony performed Satur Shields, the bride's nieces. day, Aug 20, 1900, in the Pres Attending as best man was byterian church at Adrian. Eddie King, with David Ramsdal Parents of the newlyweds are and Dean Hoalst serving as ush Mr. und Mrs. Harold Shields of ers. the Big Bend area near Adrian, For her daughter's wedding. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Chiara of Mrs. Shields was attired in a gold Battle Mountain, Nev. and silver ensemble with beige Before an altar graced with accessories. The bridegroom's mo white basket arrangements of ther wore a pink dress of silk pink gladioli and lighted candles, and lace. Each wore a corsage the double-ring rites were per of pink and white blossoms. formed in the presence of 125 A reception was held in the guests. Soloist was Ernie Lewis, church basement following the accompanied by Mrs. Jim Phifer. ceremony. Assisting with serving, Given in marriage by her guest registration and gifts were father, the bride was attired in Mmes. Jun Cates, Dwight and a gown of white slipper-satin and Darwin Noe; Miss Diana Steven lace She wore a diamond neck son, the bride's cousin; Mmes. lace, a gift from the bridegroom, Gerry and Gene Shields, her sis and carried a bouquet of pink ters-in-law. Guests included the bride carnations. Miss Connie Shields attended groom's grandmother, Mrs Jose- her sister as maid of honor, while phine Chiara; and his aunt, Mrs. bridesmaids were the Misses Rita Dulcie Chase, both of Battle Campbell and Marilyn Parker. Mountain; the bride’s grandpar- They wore identical gowns of ents. Mrs. Lizzie Stevenson of empire design, fashioned in two Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shi. Ills of Wilder. shades of pink. The new Mrs. Chiara was grad Candlelighters were Miss Deb ra Stattner, cousin of the bride, uated from Adrian high school, and Miss Joe Fay Chiara, the attended Treasure Valley Com bridegroom's sister. Train bearers munity college and is now em were the bride’s nephews, How ployed at Beal Seed company in Ontario. Her husband was grad ard and Monte Shields. uated from Battle Mountain high school and this fall will be a sophomore at TVCC in Ontario BRAND-NEW SINGER where the newlyweds will re- side. ZIG-ZAG Sewing Machine Weight Only 22 Lba.1 «99.95 $9.95 Down $6 Monthly "We Service All Makes’* the SINGER co. 369 S. Oregon Dial 889 6167 ONTARIO. OREGON e—e PAGE SEVEN Treasure Valley Christian Busi ness and Professional Women’s council is one unit of a national women's organization. Many of these area groups hold monthly dinner sessions throughout the nation. Women of the local council met Tuesday evening. Sept. 6. at East Side cafe in Ontario. A fashion show was presented with mem bers taking their school - age daughters and friend« as guests. Robert Kimbro, a Boise electri cian, was speaker, and musical selections were presented by clarinetist David Nishitani and pianist Susan Schenk of Nyssa. VISIT IN BLAIR HOME Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hale, Karen, Keith, Richard and Craig of Idaho Falls visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair and Sharon. FORMER NYSSANS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Evan Tobler of Meridian, former Nyssa residents, visited Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Verna Tobler. Sr. Mary Joan of Arc. Back row: Ruby Van Winkla. Clara Allay. Peggy Goins. Roberta Potter and Nola Watson, graduating students. Gradua tion exercises were held Sept. 1 in the adminis tration building of TVCC with Dr. J. T. Bur die delivering the address. Certificates were pre sented by Nyssan Grant Rinehart, chairman of the college board of trustees, and Dr. E. F. Voris, TVCC president. VISIT FROM PENDLETON CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS! Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myrick and Vicki of Pendleton were weekend visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick W. Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick, other rela By Helen Hoffman tives and friends. The Jerry My- COW HOLLOW—Mrs Joe Ste-1 ricks left Tuesday for Lake Tahoe.' phen was among those graduating from the practical nursing class SPEND EVENING IN BOISE last Thursday evening at Trea Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunke, Mr. sure Valley Community college. and Mrs. Charles Quinowski din Family members attending the ed and attended a show Friday graduation exercises and recep night in Boise. tion for the nurses were her hus band and children, including a Mrs. Harry Durfee and family of son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Caldwell; and LI tj . Durfee’s sis Mrs. Bob Mosso and family of ter, Mr. and Mrs Wren Tracy of Long Beach, Calif ; Mr. and Mrs. i Idaho Falls. James Stephen, Mrs. Eugene Ste Mr. and Mrs. Dee Garner and I phen and Willie Stephen, Mrs family returned home Monday Martha Norland and Palmer Nor evening of last week from a trip land of Apple Valley. to California. They visited Knott’s Berry Farm, Fisherman’s Wharf Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ewell and and Disneyland, as well as a wax I MALHEUR HOME daughter of Boise spent Sunday museum and other places of in- | TELEPHONE CO. and Monday with her parents, terest along the way. the Joe Stephen family. Greg Olson, a cousin of Mrs. Guests in Durfee Residence Lloyd Lewis, was a recent guest I Sunday dinner guests at the in the Lewis home. Mrs. Latha ! Irvin Durfee home were his par Butts of Seattle, mother of Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durfee Lewis, is also visiting her son- of Caldwell; a brother, Mr. and I in-law and daughter. Among Graduates Of Nursing Class International Order at Job's Daughters, Bethel 33, held their first meeting of the fall season on Thursday evening, Sept. I, in the Masonic hall with Honored Queen Sheila Huffman presiding. During the business session, Senior Princess Teresa Hamilton announced plans for a joint rum mage sale project planned by her self and Junior Princess Jane Timmerman. The girls met Tues day evening at the Ray Huffman home for a potluck barbecue supper and later sorted rummage to be taken to the labor camp. It was announced that the hon ored queens’ dinner honoring Lynda Cundall and Trudy Olsen would be served Wednesday eve ning at the East Side cafe in On tario. Most of the girls indicated that they planned to attend. Bethel council members will be installed during the next regular meeting on Thursday, Sept. 15. It has been noted that majority degrees were given to Mary Kay Olsen Flaschner, Triena Rinehart and Pamela Alexander Smiley since the beginning of this year. *—♦ VISIT BOISE RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy were Sunday visitors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coburn and family in Boise. When you can’t Lug him, you can wrap your heart around his voice with a Long Distance calL Call now. SPECIAL SHOWING! . featuring . . . • % 100's of Fall Coats • 4 Sunday—Monday—T uesday SEPTEMBER II, 12 and 13, 1966 VISIT IN HANBY HOME Labor Day weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanby were their daughter, Mrs. Gus (Louise) Flowers and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Brian (Louise) Flowers of Twin Falls. The wo men were accompanied by their mother-in-law, Mrs. Gus Flowers Sr. of Jerome. Starling at 7 p.m. Sunday Evening and Continuing Through Tuesday Noon! 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