THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1969
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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CLUB MEMBERS
MEET AT McCALL
ATTEND PICNIC
Event Honors
Kurtz Couple
Members of Malheur World
War I Barracks recently held
a picnic in the Nyssa South
park with 58 area residents
from Adrian, Ontario, Vale, and
Nyssa attending.
It is also reported that the
treasurer will have the mem
bership cards ready for the
September meeting.
uCOMING EVENTS
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz
were honored by their children
at an open house Aug. 9 at
the Presbyterian church in Ad
rian.
The occasion was in
honor of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
They were greeted by 200
friends and relatives and 27
grandchildren.
The grand
daughters servedpunchandcof-
fee and attended the guest book,
while their grandsons attended
the money tree.
Mrs. Minnei Siebenberg of
Notus had attended the wedding
of Mrs. Kurtz’s parents 73
years ago, the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Kurtz 50 years ago
and was present at their Golden
anniversary. She also served
the cake.
Others included Mrs. Kurtz’s
sister, Mrs. Anna Durnil; her
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Eunice
McLaughlin; Mrs. Verla Mc
Laughlin, two of Mr. Kurtz’s
cousins, Mrs. Ethel Handley
and Mrs. Melinda Kurts.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz were
married in the Presbyterian
church in Ten Davis on August
10, 1919 by Dr. W. L. Boone,
then president of the College of
Idaho.
They lived in the Ten Davis
TODAY, AUG. 21-2 p.m.,
Ruth Robinson Circle meeting
at Dorothy Wilson home.
WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 27 -
10:30 a.m. - Senior Citizens
sack-luncheon meeting on lawn
at Dr. John E. Long residence.
THURSDAY, AUG. 28 - 2 -
6 p.m., blood drawing at Eagles
hall.
Pionaer Picnic
Slated For Aug. 31
Tom Slaschner of Portland
arrived Aug. 14 to go antelope
hunting with his father-in-law,
Dr. Olsen. It was reported
that he got his antelope. Slas
chner left Aug. 14 for his home.
The Owyhee Pioneer potluck
picnic will be held Sunday, Aug.
31 at 12 noon in the Nyssa South
park. It is requested that each
family take their own table ser
vice and drinks.
and Emmett areas before mov
ing in 1934 to the Owyhee pro
ject.
This farm was sold in 1967.
They spend their summers in
the Adrian area and the late fall
and winter in Arizona.
Their daughter and four sons
and their families were pre
PORTRAIT BY SCHOEN
sent.
A son, Merle, passed
away in February of this year.
His wife and children were also
MR. AND MRS. VANCE WOOLLEY
present.
One grandson, serving with
Cliff Woolley served as best
In a July 10, 1969 wedding
the Army in Germany was un ceremony at the Idaho Falls man for his brother, while
able to be present.
LDS temple, Miss Marie Durfee ushers were Kevin Tracy,Scott
became the bride of Vance Ezra Woolley, another brother; and
Woolley, with President Arive Douglas Garner the bride
performing the double-ring groom’s uncle.
rites.
Bishop Farrell Peterson
Parents of the newlyweds are served as master of ceremonies
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee of for the reception program,
route 2, Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs. which included a vocal duet by
Keith E. Woolley of Othello, Margie Durfee and Diane Haney,
Wash.
accompanied by Elaine Berrett.
A reception was held the
A musical reading, written
following evening at the Owyhee especially for the occasion, was
Defoliate for a Total
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was attired in a floor-length, a vocal duet by Jay and Alta
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shaped tiara, trimmed with
A three-tier cake with yellow
jewels; and she carried a white bells, made by the bride’s
orchid and yellow-rose great-aunt, Ursula Orr, graced
corsage.
the refreshment table. Assist
Margie Durfee attended her ing with serving, care of gifts
sister as maid of honor, while and guest registration were
bridesmaids were Mrs. Terry Alzina Salter, Ruth Draper,
Haile of Salt Lake City, Vicki Jean Wood, Diane Shy, Janet
Peterson and Cindy Shy of Montgomery, Kathy Nelson,
Nyssa. They wore dresses of Selma Simpson, Mrs. Robert
green and yellow crepe and Munn, Mrs. Richard Orchard,
carried chrysanthemum Mrs. Henry Durfee and Eva
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Among out-of-area guests
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Her engagment to Vaughn C.
Schulthies, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray H. Schulthies of rural Nys
sa, is announced by her parents,
Hosts Bridge Group Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mor
rison of Vernal, Utah. Miss
Mrs. Harry Miner enter Morrison is a graduate of
tained August 14 for members Uintah high school, a three-
of her Thursday afternoon year seminary graduate and is
bridge club.
majoring in clothing and tex
Guests were Mrs. Gordon Ox- tiles at Brigham Young uni
nam and Mrs. Artie Robertson. versity in Provo. Her fiance
Prize winners were Mrs. was graduated from Nyssa high
Bert Lienkaemper and Mrs. school, served a LDS mis
Virginia Brandt.
sion in Scotland, is a four-
year seminary graduate, with
institute classes at Treasure
Valley Community college. He
Huffmans Entertain is
majoring in animal science
at BYU where both will continue
Mr. and Mrs. James Huffman
their education this fall. An
entertained August 8 with a
August 29 wedding is planned
picnic for Mr. and Mrs. Henry
in the Salt Lake City LDS tem
Stopplecamp of Anaconda,
ple.
A Vernal reception will
Mont., and the Stopplecamp’s
honor them that evening, with an
son, John and family from Eng open house planned the follow
land. Also attending the dinner ing week at Nyssa.
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Moore of Meridian, and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Rust of Nyssa, SANDRA OSBORN
Barbara and Belinda Huffman,
granddaughters of the James Sandra Lee’s engagment to Les
lie Dale Smith is announced by
Huffmans.
her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Myron K. Osborn on rural Nys
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aston sa. The bride-elect was gradu
of Rupert, Mr. and Mrs. Char ated in 1968 from Adrian high
les Durfee of Caldwell: Mr. and school and studied last year at
Mrs. Charles D. Durfee, Shir Southern Oregon
college in
ley and Lynn of Riverton, Utah; Ashland.
The future bride
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orchard groom is a 1965 Adrian high
and family of Jerome, Mr. and school graduate, served a two-
Mrs. Henry Durfee of Cald year LDS mission in the eas
well; the bride’s sister, Mrs. tern states, is a member of
Terry Haile of Salt Lake City the Army National Guard’s
and the bridegroom’s grand Homedale unit and is employed
parents, Judge and Mrs. David on the Hartley farms near Nys
sa. The betrothed couple plans
son of Othello.
An open house event was held a September 18 evening wedding
on the following Saturday even in the Owyhee Ward LDS church
ing at the home of the bride and will reside on route 2,
groom’s parents in Othello. Nyssa.
Among Nyssans attending were
Mr. and Mrs. David Beers
the Vern Garners, Douglas and
Jay; Flora Garner, Mr. and visited the evening of Aug. 17
with
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Irvin Durfee.
Bruce
The new Mrs. Woolley was Jenkins.
graduated from Nyssa high
school in 1968 and is in nurses’
training at Rick’s college in
Rexburg, Idaho. Her husband
is a 1968 graduate of Othello
high school, also attends Rick’s
college.
The newlyweds’ wedding trip
took them into Canada. They
plan to reside in Rexburg and
continue their studies at Rick’s
college.
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An August 15, 1969 birth
day party, honoring Mrs. Rosie
Terhune’s 87th birthday anni
versary, was held in her home
at 800
King avenue. The
honoree has been a resident
of Nyssa for 33 years.
Present for the occasion were
Mrs. Lillian Terhune, a daugh
ter-in-law; Mrs. Glade (Mary
Lee) Chadwick, a granddaught
er; Jacqueline Chadwick, a
great-granddaughter; and two
of the honored guest’s
friends, Mrs. Marian Childs
and Mrs. Bessie Bair.
Another great - granddaugh
ter, Mary Ann Chadwick, was
not present for the party as
she was attending a Girl Scout
camp session at McCall.
Traditional refreshments of
ice cream and cake were ser
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Amity club women met Aug
ust 15 in the home of Mrs. Tom
Mitchell, with Mrs. Mel Beck
as assisting hostess.
A program was given by Dean
Banner who recently returned
from a LDS southwest British
mission. He showed slides and
told of his experiences there.
Following a brief business
session, conducted by Pres
ident Mrs. Edison Child, re
freshments were served. Mrs.
J. Elwood Flinders was win
ner of the door prize.
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Amity Women Meet
A meeting of area Senior
Citizens will be held at 10:30
a. m., Wednesday, August 27
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
John E. Long.
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Members of the ANK Garden
club and their guests made a
field trip to Me Call on Aug.
12.
They had lunch at Shore Lodge
and in the afternoon Mrs. F rank
Morgan served coffee and
huckleberry pie at her cabin
home.
Mrs. Charley Davidson con
ducted a tour of their garden.
Various varieties of lilies were
in bloom. Each member of the
club was presented some vari
ety of plant.
The women also discussed
plans for their booth at the
Malheur county fair. The ANK
women will also be in charge
of the flower division registra
tion.
Next meeting will be Sept.
9 at the home of Mrs. Orland
Cheldelin. Mrs. Edward
Boydell of Boise will give a book
review at this meeting.
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