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THURSDAY^QcTQg^ THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA^OREGON PAGE EIGHT ______________ Eagles Groups Plan Sixth Annual Ball For Saturday Night Eagles auxiliary members held their regular meeting Oct. 4 in the aerie hall with President Elaine Olsen in charge of the ses sion. Plans were discussed for the sixth annual Hunters’ Ball to be held Saturday, Oct. 22, with Isal Reece as general chairman of the event. Liz Peutz will be in charge of a rib steak dinner to be served from 7 to 10 p.m. and a cake auc tion will be under direction of Betty Wilson. Door prizes to be awarded are two sweater and skirt sets donated by Carl Jant- zen of Portland. It was reported that Grace Dirksen, Ruth Collins, Betty Wil son and Barbara Jaques went to La Grande Oct. 7 to meet Kay Williamson of Pomona, Calif., grand madam president. Amy Maberry, Elaine Olsen, Betty Wilson and Ruth Collins attended an Oct. 13 Boise auxil iary meeting honoring Mrs. Flan- nigan Belisle of Pocatello, Idaho madam state president. Members voted to donate $10 to the Owyhee cemetery project. Amy Maberry was winner of | the door prize and Emma Berry missed the jackpot award. Sandra Bogle, Lonnie R. Clarkson Wed in Nazarene Church Ceremony Adrian Area By Mrs. G. E. Mackey Variety of Subjects Discussed at Recent ANK Garden Session ANK Garden club members met Oct. 11 at the home of Mrs. M. L. Judd with Mrs. Lila Wilson of Parma as assistant hostess. During the business session, the 22 members in attendance voted to send money for the therapy j project at Hillcrest School for I Girls in Salem. Mrs. Bernard Eastman is ANK hospital therapy chairman. Mrs. Ernie Metcalf distributed completed yearbooks to members. The program committee is com prised of Mmes. Gerrit Timmer man, Edward Boydell and John Olsen. Mrs. Frank Holub, district di rector, gave a brief talk seeking suggestions as to how district and state groups can best help local units. Mrs. L. A. Maulding is chair man of the Christmas show to be held Dec. 10-11 in the Methodist church basement. | Mrs. Carl Powers of Parma talked on how to choose contain ers for flowers, told of projects being taught in arts and crafts1 at the College of Idaho and also displayed some of her Botik paintings. Next meeting will be Nov. 8 at the home of Mrs. John Olsen in Nyssa. MR. and MRS. LONNIE RAY CLARKSON Nyssa Church of the Nazarene ’ A four-tier white cake, decor-| was the scene of an 8 o’clock eve ated with pink roses, graced the ning ceremony performed Sept. refreshment table at a reception 9, 1966, uniting Miss Sandra Jean which followed the ceremony, Bogle and Lonnie Ray Clarkson. with Mmes. Jim Langley and Joe The bride is a daughter of Mr. Hobson in charge. Assisting with serving were and Mrs. Warren Bogle of Pay ette, and for the past six years Mmes. Wilbur Anderson, Jack has made her home with her bro Jamison, Robert Martin and E. J. ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and j Hobson. In charge of gifts was Mrs. William Fitzsimmons in Nys Mrs. Floyd Rhoades, assisted by sa. The bridegroom’s parents are j the Misses Karen Kent, Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clarkson of ] Anderson and Pamela Bullock. Mrs. Keith Langley registered the Nyssa. Before an altar graced with guests. Among out-of-area guests were basket arrangements of pink and white chrysanthemums, the those from Alliance, Neb.; Twin double-ring rites were performed Falls, Parma, Payette and Boise, by the Rev. Jack Jamison in the Idaho; Baker and Newberg, Ore. The new Mrs. Clarkson was presence of 200 guests. On the piano and organ were large bou graduated from Nyssa high school quets of pink and white gladioli, in 1965 and last year attended asters and pink tapers. Northwest Nazarene college in Soloist Terry Martin sang “The I Nampa. Her husband is also an Lord’s Prayer,” “Always” and NHS graduate, studied for two “The Wedding Prayer.” He was years at Eastern Oregon college accompanied bv Mrs. John Bul in La Grande and for two years attended NNC, where he was gra lock, who also sang “Because.” duated in June 1966. Given in marriage by her After a weekend at McCall, the brother-in-law. Bill Fitzsimmons, the bride was attired in an em newlyweds left for Kansas City, pire-designed gown of bridal satin Mo., where the bridegroom is with overlay of chantilly lace on studying at Nazarene Theological the bodice, sleeves and inset skirt seminary. The couple resides at panel. A train of bridal satin was 8717 East 114th street in the Mis souri city. graced with appliqued lace. NYSSANS VISIT IN BOISE Her veil of illusion net was se Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz spent cured to a crown of satin petals the weekend visiting her mother, and lace, and she carried a bou Mrs. Roy House in Boise. The quet of pink and red roses. Nyssans also visited her brother Her attendants were Aleta An and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. derson as maid of honor; Colleen Merven Bowman, who recently Gifford, Jane Hoskins and Kathy returned from Liberia where he Russell as bridesmaids. They had been working on construc wore identical empire sheath tion of a dam for the past 19 gowns, fashioned with pink crepe months. skirts and cranberry - red velvet bodices. Each carried a bouquet of pink carnations, accented with 1 cranberry-red ribbon. Wearing dresses of pink dotted Swiss, also of empire design, were Melanie Martin and Sherrie Fitz Available to you without n doctor's simmons. The latter held a bou iirewviipt ion our tnblets called quet of pink carnations and Me IIJMODMX. l.ook your beat, feel , lanie carried a basket filled with your beat, become the n II iu person you want to be. The SLIMODEX pink rose petals. Plan will help you curb and control i your appetite, help you atop over- I Charles Anderson served as eating Your weight must come ¡' best man, while ushers were Or down." The SLIMODEX Plan coat« only $3.00 mid you muat be pleased • ville Anderson and Joe Seward. with results or your money back. | Rodney Rhoades and Mike Fitz No questions aaked. Sold with thia guarantee by- - simmons lighted the tapers, with Tim Clarkson and Larry McArdle NYSSA PHARMACY—Nyssa distributing programs. David Mall Orders Filled Bogle attended as ring-bearer. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy, Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. Grace Day were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce DeHaven and family were Sunday visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven. Mrs. Don Hamilton was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Bruce DeHaven. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klesow of Reedsport arrived Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Freel and family. Mrs. Charles Fra-kiin and fam ily were Sunday dinner guests of her mother - in - law, Mrs. Leta Doughty of Nyssa. Debbie and Doug Bowers spent the weekend at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hammon of Nyssa, while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers, were deer hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward at tended the luncheon, tour of the campus and homecoming game Saturday at the College of Idaho in Caldwell. Mrs. Ruth Morgan of Payette visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matthews and family, and during the afternoon they all vis ited Mrs. Edith Case in a Home dale nursing home. Mrs. C. A. Wernick Hosts Wednesday Pinochle Group Mrs. C. A. Wernick entertained last week for members of the Wednesday afternoon pinochle club. Top score prize winner was Mrs. Bill Schoen. Low award went to Mrs. Orma Cleaver, with Mmes. Charles Zinn and Virgie Rookstool receiving the traveling prizes. ❖ —8 Hosts Book Club Session Mrs. M. L. Judd entertained Saturday for 12 members of the Book club and Mrs. Mardon Tal bot, a guest from Boise. “A Song of Sixpence” by A. J. Cronin was reviewed by Mrs. Lester French of Roswell. Mrs. Joe Brumbach will be hos tess for the November meeting. *—s? Entertains Amity Group Mrs. Ray Kynaston was hostess Friday evening to members of the Amity club. Mrs. Solon Lewis presented the program and Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders was winner of the door prize. EXPRESSION OF THANKS We take this opportunity to thank our friends and relatives for the many kindnesses express ed in thought and deed following the death of our loved one. —The Family of Perry Lee Charland Journal Classifieds Bring Results! REDUCE FAT Members ofij Tri-Valley Extension Meeting Slated I ' So^ty See jl pl Friday Afternoon at Holub Residence ! Oi National Jj »U-M SUNSET VALLEY—Tn-Valley Extension unit meeting will be held at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Holub. Lesson will be “Clutter in the Kitchen.” Mr. .nd Mrs. Du.™ Smith .nd family, Mrs. Bonnie Connell and children children visited visited Friday rriaay night in the Gab« °F™eday ¿ntil Smith stayed from Friday unui Monday with her grandparents, the Astorecas. Trio Visits From Roswell Mae Lytle, Lee Davis and Eva Robinson of Roswell were recent Sunday dinner guests in the Wayne Robb home. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi and family hunted deer and vis ited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump at Wal lowa. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Alturas, Calif., visited Monday night with the Harley Wilsons. Mrs. Bill Wilson of Roswell was a Monday guest of Mrs. Harley Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and family visited from Sunday until Wednesday of last week in the Magnus Ekanger home. The Gor dons were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi. Larry Price Has Surgery Larry Price, son of the Ken-1 neth Prices and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, underwent surgery Saturday, Oct. 8, for a ruptured appendix. He is at home now but will be unable to attend school for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burdess and daughters of Portsmouth, Ohio, visited recently with the Ora Newgens and also with Mrs. Rose Douglas at Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen went to Baker last week for a dinner and all-day meeting of the Jolly Jane club at the home of Mrs. Maude King. While in Baker, the Newgens visited her uncle, George Harrison who accompa nied the couple to visit the Charles Riedners, also relatives of Mrs. Newgen. Mrs. Ira Price visited from Monday until Wednesday of last week with her brother, Clifford Snively and family, and with other relatives at Walla Walla. FLOOR MODELS DEMONSTRATORS Portables — Desk Models — Consoles - Members of the Saturday, Oenfj of Alpha Delta KaLl sorority met for 1 M gon room at East c71 Ontario. Sa»l Emma Snyder Was J the Founders’ Day was assisted by ¿J3 Rose Snyder/ Ruth ShawandE.htJ after g six.week stay in Mal- ; Memorial hospital. He is at and .g reported to be get- a]ong very good at this time. a _ ,------- :------- Mrs. Lester Smith is staying with the Turner couple. Sufl.r. H~1I Inlwr Lynn Glenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn, has to .The group was sho JI crutches for a while after cracking some bones in her heel. pictures of the Sta< J * -n(1H fhp Satur- National forests hy ¿2,1 She sustained the iniurv injury Satur Next meeting day when she jumped into an en 1 o clock luncheon vJ silage pit at home. East Side cafe. j Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Poor went to Corvallis last week when she Bridge Group sJ attended a meeting of Oregon school principals. While there, Master Point 5 High score winnend they visited and had dinner with Joel Price. During the time Mrs. Duplicate Bridge club'.] Poor attended meetings, Joel took sary party have been Poor on a sightseeing tour of the by Mrs. Houston Wilson] for the weekly card sed OSU campus. Dr. and Mrs. K. A ¡/j Sunday afternoon visitors and evening dinner guests in the Ora lied the high score. Tied] Newgen home were Mr. and Mrs. ond place were Mrs r and Dr. L. A. Mauldd Bob Moore of Ontario. Johnson and DeloriT] VISITS AT KAMIAH Placing fourth were m Miss Linda Ballou was a week Wilson and John Wilson. Master point play J end visitor in the home of cous ins, Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Goodloe for the party to be M and Nancy at Kamiah, Idaho. Monday at the Wilson d J J X l ' cw Beginning Now — Thru End of Octi ONE RACK OF GIFT »/2 PRICE! • • • ALSO • • • 10% OFF ON ALL YARNS Republican Candidate its dew... — for — (and save $$ too!) MALHEUR COUNTY Helena Rubinstein Skin Dew $11 value, now only $6 Give your skin the day and night moisture it craw EXPERIENCE . . . Daytime, use SKIN OW Served as your county commissioner from 1956 through 1960 and am well acquainted with the duties and responsibilities of the office This with my knowledge of the problems of all citizens of Malheur county — farmers, ranchers and townspeople — makes me feel you can sain from my experience. PLATFORM . . . ; SenDe# 4c. MOISTURIZING EMUL SION, an invisible beiutl treatment you wear under make up. Starts to end dry ness immediately. • Nights or nap-time. SK'N DEW MOISTURE CRW* The increase in taxes must cease — they are already burdensome Only money that will be spent wisely and in the right places will be appropriated with my help. And, if the people want to spend larger sums than I advo cate, they can do so in elections. helps fight wrinkles! Keeps skin soft, supple, smoo and contains exclusive lagen Protein. PROMISES . . . I will apply ordinary common sense and business judgment to countv problems with fairness to one and all - regardless of their political affi nations, financial condition or influence. SAVE s30 io «50 “We Senice All Makes” the SINGER co. 369 South Oregon Ontario. Oregon Phone 889-6167 “Rik»ht Across from Pix Theater” I will appreciate . . . All Your Votes!! Also Available . • • S6.50 Value—Now Only *3« limited time onlyi 202 MAH* THANK YOU, Ameil Glaude. <F.ld I'ollUe.l A<hrertlwm»ni by Am.ll CTa id< Box Men ther [Mrs. Be n garden [read and irding th« test Schc tele on P I in a k by n [Council 1 L was r Lety firs [held reg L plants, [tree, kwas a [tying f lour of ft ¡Club me: Let Thur: Io make PTA teac —Ron Ameil Claude Have lived in Malheur county practically all my life —for more than 48 years have been in the farming and livestock business, and am not de pendent upon the salary of the position I seek for a livelihood. Am a mem ber of the American Legion, Ontario Elks Lodge, Cattlemen’s Association Wool Growers’ Association and Malheur Barracks No. 352. , ii, * j as hos Eton as L schedul ph lunch, hostesses I to take prkshop. L were [the Fridi COREY'S Gin SHOP ELECT COMMISSIONER sion is P1 On Snake River — Just East of Garrison Former Classmates Visit Mrs. Maurice Kessler and Mrs. Bill Richesin visited Oct. 13 with Mrs. Harold Alexander. The three women were classmates at Nyssa high school. Mrs. Kessler’s hus band is expected home this week after a year’s tour of duty with the Air Force in Vietnam. BACKGROUND . . . SINGER "TOUCH and SEW •-’-“.'SS ■ OREGU Ontario. Or.<on) pharmacy phon* 372-33^
