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THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR Sharia Starr, Jesse Pierce Wed In Rupert The bridegroom is now serv ing in the United States Air Force, and is stationed at the radar site in North Bend, Ore. Ga rdeners ll< ‘ar Hoffman Speak Now you can call out of state for $1 or less all day Saturday as we// as all day Sunday— anywhere in the continental U. S. (except Alaska) for three minutes, station-to station. The $l-or-less rate now starts at 7 every week-night.* That's one hour earlier! And from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, you can call for $1.75 or less.* From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, you can call for just $1.25 or less.* And for 75c or less—you can call coast-to- coast every night between midnight and 7 a m., when you dial your call direct.* (If your community does not have Direct Distance Dialing, you still earn this new low rate on most station-to-station calls you place with the operator.) •Maximum rates for a 3-mmute. stabon-to-station call, plus tax. anywhere m the Continental U. S . except Alaska. Long Distance is a bigger bargain than ever before! MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO. ADRIAN LIVESTOCK Senior Citizen Events ••••?••«•* WE ARE MOVED And MR. AND MRS. PAIGE ZOBELL trimmed with fur. Her veil of Miss Sherry Evelyn Hust be nylon net was secured to a head- came the bride of Paige Zobell band of matching fur and she in a double-ring ceremonyper- carried a bouquet of pink rose formed Friday, Dec. 15, 1967 buds and red velour leaves. in the LDS temple at Logan, Miss Karon Hust, dressed ui Utah. a floor-length gown of cran Parents of the newlyweds are berry Swami cloth, was maid Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hust of honor for her sister. of the Arcadia area near Nyssa, Other sisters, Laura Gard and Former Nyssans Mr. and ner and Carla Hust, and Kath Mr. Henry Zobell of Ogden, leen Me Portland were brides Utah. maids, with another sister, The couple was honored with Georgia Lynn Hust attending a Dec. 16 reception at the Nyssa LDS stake house recre as junior bridesmaid, and Dawn Gardner, a niece, serving as ation hall. flower girl. They were attired The room was decorated with in pink Swami cloth frocks of baskets of red, pink and white the same design as that of the chrysanthemums, and the tables maid of honor. were graced with pink cloths, Royce Zobell served as best centered by holly wreaths and man for his brother. cranberry-colored tapers. The For her daughter’s reception, wedding cake was centered on a Mrs. Hust wore a suit of pink lace-covered table, flanked by silk. The bridegroom’s mother candlebra containing cranberry was attired in an orange bro candles. cade coat-dress, and both wore The bride was attired in a corsages of white carnations. princess-style gown of brocade, Assisting with serving re freshments were Mmes. Mar PINOCHLE PARTIES ion Glenn, John Schenk, W. A. Mrs. Orma Cleaver enter Mitchell, Pamala Skeen and tained Jan. 5 with a pinochle Lon Bair. party at her home. There were Caring for gifts were Mmes. three tables in play and prize Larry Glenn, Jerry Hendricks winners were Mrs. W yatt Smith and Sonda Hust. Guests were and Harry Kingrey. registered by Vickie Lynn Mad Another pinochle party was dox, the bride’s cousin. Gift held Jan. 10 at the home of Mrs. carriers were Toni Petterson, Cleaver. Guest players were Tony and Scott Gardner and Mrs. John Cleaver and Mrs. Robin Froerer. James Malloy. First place Bill Hust served as master award was taken by Mrs. Bill of ceremonies for the reception Schoen. Low prize went to Mrs. program, and the opening pray Charles Zinn, with the traveling er was given by Bishop Glen awards going to Mrs. Harry Peterson. Kingrey and Mrs. Malloy. Linda Ballou sang, “Hawaiian Wedding Song’’ and “Love Is The Jan. 13 pinochle party What The World Needs Now.’’ held at the IOOF hall had six Patti Petterson presented two tables in play. First prize went dance numbers in modern jazz to Mrs. John Cleaver and W.C. and a Charleston tap, while a Brown. Second high was taken comedy song, “Side By Side’’ by Mrs. Harry Kingrey and E.M. was rendered by Wende Bain and Bingaman, with the traveling Colleen Staples. prize going to Mrs. Lea Syme Peggy Moore gave a comedy and John Cleaver. reading and a piano duet was The next card party will be presented by Kathy and De- held Jan. 27. The public is Ann Peterson. Laura Gardner, invited. Karon and Carla Hust sang, “More”, as a special request of the bride. A brief talk to the newly- weds was given by Bishop Frell Blair. The new Mrs. Zobell is a 1963 graduate of Nyssa high school and plans to get her degree in accounting at Brig ham Young university in the spring. The bridegroom was graduated from NHS in 1962, served a two-year LDS mis sion in Mexico and will grad uate in electrical engineering in 1969 from BYU in Provo, Utah. Following a wedding trip to northern Idaho, the newlyweds are now at home at 5-A 249 Wymount Terrace in Provo. SPRING IS NOT THE BEST TIME Thanks To Friends We take this opportunity to thank our relatives and friends for helping us to have a very enjoyable day on our 50th wed ding anniversary. We offer a very special “thanks" for all the gifts and cards. Your thoughtfulness was most appre ciated, and will always be re membered. - Sam and Bessie McConnell. BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party for Candice Karyn (Candi) Montoya, daugh ter of Mrs. Phyllis Montoya, was held Jan. 11 with 22 guests attending. Candi was one year old. There was cake, icecream and punch with balloons and suckers for the little ones. CAN NOW OFFER COMPUTE SALES & SERVICE SEE US For Your Automotive Needs! We Are The House “Service" Built And Ue Intend To Live Bv Ibis Motto. SERVICE PARTS CO. (At B & M Equipment Bldg.) 1100 Adrian Blvd. Nyssa, Ore. PH. 372-2248 Ford§ Nal inTrucks because Fords Nal in'Better Ideas' For TRACTOR and MACHINERY REPAIRS! You’ll Be $CIU8 NEWS Ihipllcate bridge winners for CLUB MEETING SET Jan. 15 regular play, are an • nounced by Mrs. H o u s t o n An organizational meeting of CHEERFUL HEALTH CLUB the Adrian Livestock 4-H club Mrs. Joe Cundall entertained Wilson, hostess for the weekly Jan. 9 for members of the ANK parties. will tie held Tuesday evening, First place honors went to garden club, and was assisted January 23, with activities Fourth meeting of theCheer- bv Mrs. Ernie Metcalf. Fifteen Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Dunford. beginning at 8 o'clock. The ses ful Health club was held Jan. women were prisent for the Second place went to Ann Hal- sion will be held In the high l>erg and Maryann Reek. Third 4, 1968, with President Tom school building. afternoon meeting. Church calling the session to Guest speaker was Neil Hoff place was taken by Mrs. Ray Any child who was nine years man of the Malheur experi RusstH and Dr. L. A. Maulding. order. We repeated the 4-H old, aa of Jan. I. 1968, is in Nest session will be regular pledge and flag salute, and an vited to attend and welcome to mental farm. He talked, in formally, about his hobby of col play, Jan. 22 at the Houston swered roll call by saying join the club. New members "yes" or “no" to whether we lecting cacti and displayed mag Wilson home. should take at least one parent had cooked something. Dean azines show ing various var to the meeting. Sappe, secretary, read the ieties in bloom. He invited in Additional information may minutes of the last meeting. terested club members to visit tie obtained by contacting Mrs. The following reports wer > the farm. Se/eral members are Jim Phifer, phone number given: “Good Food Is Safe 372-2855. already enthusiasts. Food,” by Steven Sage, “Keep Miss Jean Poulton, daught ing the Food Value," by Debra er of Mrs. Raymond Poulton Members of the Senior Citi Alexander and "Cooking Pork" Music Group To Meet of Parma, was a guest. She Members of the Treasure has been teaching in New Zeal zen's club met Friday at the by De Wile Bratton. We all and for the past three years. Methodist church for their checked to see that our books Valley Music association will meet Jan. 19 at East Side cafe She told of her experiences regular meeting. The next were completed. "The Star Spangled Banner" in Ontario. there and mentioned organizing meeting will be Thursday, Jan. Bill Schenk, head of the music tours of that country. The idea 25 in the Conference room of was sung, under direction of w ill probably be pursued further the New Nyssa Public library. our song leaders. Steven Sage, department at Treasure Valley Entrance will be through the game chairman, showed us how Community college, will speak at subsequent meetings. to play “The Dogandthe Bone." at 11 a.m, and luncheon will Mrs. Gerrit Stam reported on d<x>r on the alley side of the Tom Church assigned Frank be served at noon. building. gifts given to residents of the nursing home wing at Malheur Memorial hospital, at a Christ mas party given in conjunction with the hospital auxiliary. Mrs. Cundall, chairman of the pro ject, had selected special gifts for each patient. Next meeting of the garden club will be at the home of Mrs. Carl Powers at Parma where members will learn basic rules of pruning. On (jicti Hobby CLUB MEETINGS In a Dec. 28, 1967 ceremony The Out Our Way club mem at the First Pentecostal church in Rupert, Idaho, Sharia Rae bers held their regular meeting Starr became the bride of Jesse at the home of Mrs. Leslie Raymond Pierce, Jr., a former Topliff. This was a combination business meeting and bridal resident of Nyssa. The bridegroom is a son of shower in honor of Mrs. James Mrs. Charles B. Thompson of Bishop. The February meeting will be Rupert. His new bride is a daughter of Mrs. Ellis Spaght held at the home of Mrs. Virginia Cleaver. of Coos Bay, Ore. The church was decorated in The regular meeting of the holiday colors of mint green members of the Tuesday after and white. An archway was noon bridge club, met at the covered withChristmas boughs, home of Mrs. R. G. Larson, entwined with twinkling lights. Sr. Guests were Mrs. Virginia The bride was attired in a Brandt and Mrs. Joseph white gown, fashioned with flow Maughan. Prue winners were ing train, and she carried a Mrs. A. C. Sallee and Mrs. bouquet of gold poinsettias on Maughan. a white Bible. The maid of honor wore a Members of the Pleasant mint-green dress and earned Hour club met at the home of a single gold poinsettia, with Mrs. Eugene Stephen, for a green ribbon. quilting bee. At noon a pot For her son’s wedding, Mrs. luck dinner was served. Thompson wore a pale-orange ensemble. The bride’s mother Birthday Party Held was unable to attend the wedding and reception which followed. Geoffrey Eastman, son of Mr. The new Mrs. Pierce is a and Mrs. Michael Eastman, was 1967 graduate of Coquille high honored with an after-school school, and her husband was birthday party Jan. 9. Eight graduated in 1964 from high boy friends helped him cele school in Fruitland, Idaho. brate his eighth anniversary. NOW Long Distance Rates are LOWER than ever! DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS Moore as game chairman for the next meeting. - Debra Alex ander, reporter. Camper Unit loads, unloads from pickup Exclusiv« Twln-I-Baim Front Suspension Then and We Will, Too . . 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