y OCTOBER 13. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Mid-Summer Event Honors Owyhee Autumn Wedding Kitchen Clutier Is October Topic
Plans Announced
Area
Couple
on
Golden
Anniversary
For Area Extension Unit Meetings
A July 24, 1966, reception at'
“Do you ever look around your kitchen and wonder how
The honorees report the climax ! By Vale Parents
the Parma community hall hon
MR. and MBS. CARL CALLAHAM
jursday Club
rs of the Thursday after-
Ige club met last week
ome of Mrs. Tom El-
Prizes were won by the
and Mrs. Joe Cundall.
; FHOM CALIFORNIA
Harlan Sager (nee Karen
J Vallejo, Calif., Mrs. Lar-
ams and children of Mor-
l Calif., arrived Sunday
for a 10-day visit with
and relatives in the Nyssa
RETURNS FROM NEBRASKA
Russell Talbot was a Saturday
overnight guest in the Ewen
Chard home. He returned by
train to Nyssa after attending
funeral services for a sister in
Nebraska. The Chards took him
to his home at Juntura Sunday
and spent the day visiting in the
Talbot residence. The Nyssans
also visited their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elver
Nielsen before returning home.
Classifieds Bring Resulisl
ored Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham
on their golden wedding anniver
sary. Hosting the event were the
honorees’ nine children.
Greeting guests were the
couple’s sons, including Jonas of
McArthur, Calif.; Earl, Jordan
Valley, Ore.; Ervin, Blackfoot,
Idaho; Richard, McCall, Idaho;
and Raymond of Hill Air Force
Base in Utah.
Guests were registered by Mrs.
Lee (Clara) Lovitt, the couple’s
daughter; and gifts were received
and placed by granddaughters.
The serving table was centered
with a three-tier wedding cake,
flanked on either side with gold
candles. The cake was served by
other daughters, including Mrs.
Wayne (Leia) Solomon of Grants
Pass, Ore.; Mrs. William (Bette)
Blenkensop of McCall and Mrs.
Ed (Sadie) Schultz of Parma.
Also assisting with refresh
ments were Opal, Jeanene, Mar-
delle, Mary and Olga Callaham,
daughters-in-law of the honored
couple.
Arrangements of white and
yellow gladioli were furnished by
Mrs. Solomon and a bouquet of
tiger lilies was provided by Mrs.
Mabel Houston.
Married in Nebraska
Carl and Julia Callaham were
married July 25, 1916, at North
Platte, Neb., where they resided
until 1936 when they moved to
Idaho. In 1938 they settled in the
Parma-Wilder area and moved in
1958 to their present home at
Owyhee junction.
In addition to the Callahams*
nine children, they also have 32
grandchildren and seven great-
grandchildren.
Among out-of-state guests at
tending the anniversary celebra
tion were those from California,
Washington, Idaho and Nevada.
of the occasion came with the ar- i
rival of Myrtle Yanken from
North Platte. She is a former
school friend of Mrs. Callaham
and the women had not seen each
other for 35 years.
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Mrs. Solon Lewis Presents
Programs for Amity Club
September meetings of t h e j
Amity club were held in the \
homes of Mrs. Waynard Talbot
and Mrs. Frank Skeen. The pro
gram for both sessions was given
by Mrs. Solon Lewis who report
ed on the book, “Fascinating Wo- [
manhood” by Helen B. Andelan. I
Door prize winners were Mrs.1
J. Elwood Flinders and Mrs. Mel
Beck.
$
GUESTS IN WEEKS HOME
MISS SHERYL MAAG
Sunday visitors in the home of
... To Wed Joe Arriola
Mrs. Blanche Weeks were the
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Glen Weeks and Plais Johnson
The engagement of Sheryl
families of Parma, Mr. and Mrs.
John VanZelf. Mrs. E. K. Burton Jeanette Maag to Joseph Lloyd
of Vancouver, Wash., has been a Arriola is announced by her par
guest in the Weeks residence af ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil William
ter returning from a trip to In Maag of Vale.
Miss Maag is a 1965 graduate
diana and Kentucky. In the latter
state she visited a son, Edwin, of Vale Union high school, was
who had previously resided for also graduated from Dental As
sistants’ school in Seattle and is
a short time in Nyssa.
now employed at the Barinaga
dental office in Ontario.
RETURN TO CHICAGO
Her fiance is a son of Mr. and
Jack Meisinger and Porter Un
tiedt left Monday morning to re- Mrs. Segundo Arriola of Bridge
turn to their homes in Chicago port, Ore. He was graduated
after visiting for several days from Bridgeport high school and
with the former’s brother and is a 1966 graduate of Treasure
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Valley Community college.
A November wedding is being
ert Meisinger.
planned by the betrothed couple.
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VISIT IN BOISE AREA
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bowns, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Malloy visited Sun
day with Mrs. Glen Suiter at
Eagle. The two couples later
visited the Malloys’ son - in - law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Coburn and family at Boise.
you got it so cluttered just cooking a simple meal?” This ques
tion will be discussed at the various October meetings of area
extension units.
Malheur county homemakers will have an opportunity to
obtain ideas for improving their kitchens by attending one
of these meetings with the»
lesson entitled You vs. Clut- county have monthly sessions, and
ter in the Kitchen.
Kitchen.’
the lessons extend knowledge
According to Helen Dwelle, from Oregon State university to
county extension agent, the homemakers throughout the area,
lesson will include ideas for im- All women are invited to attend
proving present kitchen storage meetings in their area and are
as well as suggestions for women urged to contact their unit chair-
who are considering remodeling man for information on location
or building a new home.
of the October sessions.
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Schedule of Meeting« Lilted
have shelves so far apart that j
Among Malheur county units,
space is wasted. This can be
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chairmen,
date and time of the
easily corrected even in rented
housing,” Miss Dwelle says. An | October sessions are:
other problem is shelves which ’ West Bench (Vale) —Mrs. Ho
are too high or too low. These mer Shelby (Phone 473-2194), Oct.
areas can be easily equipped with 17, 1:30 p.m.
Big Bend—Mrs. W. V. Hopkins
devices which make utensils and
(724-2355), Oct. 18, 2 p.m.
supplies easy to grasp.
Space Under Sink Wasted
AKH (Adrian)—Mrs. Carl Pier
Space under the sink is often cy (372-2355), Oct. 18, 8 p.m.
Nite Owls (Ontario)—Mrs. Nor
wasted because of the location of
water pipes. The lesson includes man Remsen (889-8067), Oct. 19,
suggestions for ways to use this 8 p.m.
Juntura — Mrs. W. Hartl, Oct.
area.
As every homemaker knows, 20, 2 p.m.
drawers easily become jumbled .Vale—Special Meeting, County
unless suitable dividers are made Courthouse, Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m.
for the small articles stored.
HOA (Cairo)—Mrs. Steve Besse
Cabinet doors can be used to (889-6846), Oct. 21, 2 p.m.
Tri-Valley — Mrs. Fred Morton
increase fingertip storage.
Most kitchens have electrical (372-2453), Oct. 21, 2 p.m.
Nyssa Day — Mrs. Guy Sparks
appliances such as blenders, mix
ers, fry pans, etc., which are prob (372-3475), Oct. 27, 1:30 p.m.
Jordan Valley—Mrs. John Tim
lems to store. Some practical sug
gestions are included in the les merman, Oct. 27, 8 p.m.
Brogan-Jamieson — Mrs. Duane
son for storing these items.
Extension units throughout the Bailey (473-2174), Oct. 27, 2 p.m.
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