Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 07, 1971, Page 4, Image 4

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    Sharlene Kido Is Installed
As Bethel # 33 Honored Queen
Lowes Take
Hometown News
Holiday Birthday
David Dail celebrated Ins
ninth birthday December 23rd
with a party at his home given
in his honor by his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Jack Dail. A beauti­
fully decorated
cake with
David’s name on it, centered
the table decorated m a festive
Christmas holiday decor.
David’s eight friends attend­
ing enjoyed the games and re­
freshments served at the con­
clusion of the event.
Sharlene Kido was installed
as Honored Queen of Bethel
#33, International Order of
Job’s Daughters during a cere­
mony held December 27, 1970,
at the Eagles Hall. Sharlene
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiro Kido.
Prior
to the installation
rites, Bethel Officers marched
into the room, each signed her
name to the guest book and
formed a heart as Mrs. Joy
McPartland narrated "Youth the
Heart of the World”. The girls
knelt in prayer. Mrs. Robert
Kido sang “My Task”.
Marilee Wilson, retiring Ho­
nored Queen, served as instal­
ling officer for the evening.
She was assisted by Joyce Jen­
nings as Guide, Susan Kouns
as Marshall, JoAnn Timmer­
man as Chaplain, Kathy Nelson
as Recorder, Jane Timmerman
as Musician, Trudy Bay as Sr.
Custodian, Jolene Hayaski as
Jr. Custodian and Alicia Huff­
man who escorted the flag. Jan
Saito was in charge of the guest
registration.
In addition to the Honored
Queen, elected officers installed
were Kay C La Fay, Sr. Prin­
cess; Marlene Jameson, Jr.
Princess; Susan Davis, Guide;
and Karon Rigney, Marshall.
Those appointed to serve the
ensuing term are Pam Mc-
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Partland, Chaplain; Judy Davis,
Recorder; Connie Barnes, Li­
brarian; Mary Ann Chadwick,
Treasurer;
Meriam Kunkel,
Musician; Jody Holcomb, 1st
Messenger; Kellyne Michael,
2nd Messenger; Dena Piercy,
3rd Messenger; Marci Meyers,
4th Messenger; Shelly Munn,
5th Messenger; Carol Nelson,
Sr. Custodian; Roberta Mar­
row, Jr. Custodian; Kris Rigney,
Outer Guard; Tamera Webb,
Inner Guard; and Shawn Webb,
Lady of the Lights.
The new Honored Queen re­
ceived the pin of her office from
Marilee Wilson and in turn, pre­
sented Miss Wilson with a Past
Honored Queen’s pin.
Pat Marcum, Worthy Matron
of Golden Rule Chapterrt131,
Order of Eastern Star, pre­
sented Miss Kido with a Job’s
Daughters Bible on behalf of
the Star Chapter.
The Queen’s father presented
her with a gavel, after which
Bob Holmes presented Marilee
Wilson a book of momentos of
the past six months.
Prior totheclosingceremony
Marilee Wilson was invited to
sign the Bible as Mrs. Robert
Kido sang “Let There Be
Peace”. Koreen Kido was ac­
companist.
Out of town guests of the new
Honored Queen were Robin and
Tom Arima, Tami Uda, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Miyasako, all of
Homedale; Mrs. Paul Yasuda
of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mas
Kido of Parma, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Kido and family of
Ontario.
Escorted and introduced were
Honored Queens Gayle Ableman
of Bethel #17, Cheney, Wash.,
and Connie Green, Bethel #27
of Parma; Past Honored Queens
were Pat Marcum, Kathy Nel­
son, JoAnn Timmerman, Jane
Timmerman, Joyce Jennings and
Susan Kouns all of Bethel #33
Nyssa; Trudy Bay of Bethel #27
Parma, Jolene Hayaski Bethel
#25 Ontario, and Past Grand
Bethel Honored Queen for the
State of Oregon.
Past Princesses escorted and
introduced were Glenda Barnes
and Roberta Kurtz of Bethel
#33; Grand Bethel 1st Mes­
senger Pam Me Partland, Past
Grand Guardian for Idaho Do­
rothy Tison, Bethel Guardians
and Associate Guardians Mary
Johnson and Glen Talbot of
Bethel #27 Parma, and Bob and
Della Holmes of Bethel #33,
Nyssa; Past Bethel Guardians
and Associate Guardians Mr.
and Mrs. C.A. Wernick, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Mackey, Mrs.
J. Rigney and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Jennings of Bethel #33,
Nyssa;
Worshipful Masters
Tom Arima of Silver City Lodge
of Homedale,
Ray Bacon,
Golden Rule Lodge #147 of
Nyssa.
Visiting DeMolay included
Joel Nelson, Master Councelor
elect; Bob Holmes, Sr. Coun­
celor elect; and Bill Holmes,
Jr. Deacon.
Bethel Council members were
Eileen Nelson, Pat Marcum,
Marie Wilson, Glenda Barnes,
Kay Wheeler, Eva Aspinwall,
Roberta Kurtz,GladeChadwick,
Joy McPartland, Edna Bacon,
Miki Kido, Kay LaFay Louise
Wernick, Paul Kunkel andClella
Jamieson.
Two visitors from Homedale
were Tomi Uda and Robin Arimo
of Bethel #31 of Homedale, and
Lisa Talbot and Vici Talbot of
Bethel #27, Parma.
Assisting with the serving
during the reception held at
the Masonic Hall were Mossie
Saito, Emi Kido, Kae Saito and
Chella Jamieson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ElwoodFlin-
ders spent Christmas Eve and
Day with the Lorin Saunders
family. A highlight ofChristmas
w as a buffet suppe then seeing
the special lighten homes and
decorations in Boise and the
Highlands, Christmas evening
was spent with the Gerald
Flinders family in Ontario.
Mrs. Tom Johnson spent
Christmas vacation with her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Sweaney in Caldwell. While
visiting the Sweaneys they spent
Christmas Eve at the home of
her granddaughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcom Rossman in Boise
They attended a family Christ-
mas dinner at the home of
Dallas Rogers in Caldwell.
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Myrtle Alexander returned
home
December
31 after
spending the Christmas vaca­
tion visiting her children in
California. She went to West
Covina with her daughter’s fa­
mily, the Sam Smileys and after
visiting them several days, visi­
ted in Chino with her oldest
son, Fred and his family. She
then visited her other son, Elvin
and family in Englewood.
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The Joe Ableman family of
Cheney, Washington spent from
December 25 through the 28th
at the Rodney Holcomb home.
They visited
many of their
friends while here and the Hol­
combs entertained at their home
Saturday in honor of the Able­
man family and the Duane Hol­
comb family who were visiting
here from Culver, Oregon.
Dr. and Mrs. Norm Smith and
family, Mike and Kristi of
Tucson, visited during Christ­
mas at the home of Mrs. Smith’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irl Nolan.
Dr. Smith is an instructor in
Ecology at the University of
Arizona. They returned home
December 27.
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Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb
and family of Culver, spent the
Christmas Holiday in Nyssa at
the homes of their parents, the
Dale Garrisons and the Wilbur
Holcombs. They also visited
many of their friends and re­
latives while here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Forbess
and daughter, Laurel of Vah-
couver, Wash., spent the Christ­
mas week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Forbess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Green
of Mill Valley, Calif., returned
home by jet December 26. They
spent one week visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Orris and Mrs. Harry Kingrey
and other friends and relatives
Brace yourself.
Life’s filli of living expenses
And the way to be ready for
what's coming is to save. Seriously.
At U.S. Bank, you can open as many
savings accounts, for as many reasons,
as you want. And we pay the highest
interest that any commercial bank is
allowed to pay. So start setting some
money aside now, at the place to go for
any banking service you need. Our place.
U.S. National Bank of Oregon.
Member F.D.I.C.
You owe it to yourself to save...
US
BANK
Knife & Fork Club Speaker
Christmas Trip
Lt. and Mrs. Wavne Riggs and
daughter, Mineca of Lutibock.
Texas, arrived via plane to
spend Christmas in Nyssa at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Riggs. Doyle Riggs
of OSU in Corvallis, also spent
the holiday with his parents.
They were joined by Mr. and
Mrs. Darrel Manning andfain.'lv
of Notus for Christmas dinner
at the Riggs home and to com­
plete the day for the family,
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Riggsandfa-
mily called to wish them well
from Milpitas, California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peter­
son and daughter, Kristin of Ca­
nova Park, California, visited
during the Christmas holiday
in Nyssa. They stayed at the
Grant Rinehart home while vi­
siting other
relatives and
friends. Mrs. Peterson will be
remembered to many as Louise
Tensen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merven Bow­
man and friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Terrel Hartle of Boise were
Tuesday visitors at the Emil
Stunz home. Bowman is Mrs.
Stunz’ brother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sappe
moved to Nyssa just before
Christmas from Willowcreek
where they had made their home
since 1937. They are the pa­
rents of Bud Sappe.
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Christmas Day guests for din­
ner at the Lee Dail home were
the Jack Dail family of Beaver­
ton, Oregon, and Mrs. Jack
Dail’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Poole of Ontario. The
Dails returned Wednesday to
Beaverton where Jack is em­
ployed by Tetronic Corp., and
also attends classes at Portland
State College.
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Christmas Eve guests at the
Lee Dail home were Mr. and
Mrs. W.O. Newell of Nyssa, Mr.
and Mrs. James Farmer of Bil­
lings, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dail of Beavertson.
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Orma Cleaver was a Christ­
mas dinner guest at the Alva
Goodell home and a Christmas
Eve and overnight guest at the
Delbert Cleaver home.
For
Christmas dinner the Cleaver
family was all home with the
exception of Bryon who attends
OSU in Corvallis. Chris Reeves
was also a dinner guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney and
sons, and Judy Stout and family
of Eugene met Saturday at the
home of the Gann’s daughter, Mr
and Mrs. Burton Richy in Jun­
tura.
Mrs. Richy hosted a
dinner in honor of her mother’s
•birthday anniversary.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.E.Brower had
as their New Years dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Shearer of Mountain Home and
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Allstead
of Nyssa.
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Dinner guests at the J. E.
Brower home January 3 were
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shearer and
Gary’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Shearer of Peru, Iowa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Holman
and family of Albany, ac­
companied by their son Brian,
who was on leave from the Navy,
were holiday guests at the home
of Holman’s sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wilson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson
were hosts to a Christmas din­
ner for the Wilson family. There
were 16 Wilsons who attended
the dinner. Brian Holman was
also a dinner guest.
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New Years eve guests at the
Bob Wilson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Kai Farr of Oram, Utah.
Mrs.
Farr was formerly
Marilyn Lewis of Nyssa.
Patty Lowe returned to the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lowe, Sunday from
Portland where she is a student
at Northwestern College of
Business.
On Thursday, Patty and her
parents wont to Springfield,
Oregon to spendChristmas with
the Lowe’s sone-in-law
and
daughter, M.-. and Mrs. Larry
Miller. Lowe’s mother, Nina
Lowe, and Mrs. Low e’s parents
M». and Mrs. Bill Newell ac­
companied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell went on
down to Coos Bay to spend
Christmas with their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Orvis
Newell.
Day,
Lowe’s
Christmas
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Lowe of Milwaukie,
spent the day. Also on Christ­
mas Day the Lowes and Mil­
lers visited Mrs. Ruth Russell,
sister of Nina Lowe, and Mrs.
Russell’s daughters and family
in Florence, Oregon.
REBEKAHS MEET
Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge
#202 met December 22 with
Noble Grand Virginia Rookstool
presiding.
Twelve members
answered roll call.
Introduced were District De­
puty President Hazel Leavitt
and Lucille Prahl from the
Beatrice Rebekah Lodge #82
in Ontario.
Committees reported that
there were four boxes of clothes
sent to the State School in Nampa
and two boxes to the Salvation
Army. They also reported that
1460 Betty Crocker coupons
were sent in to help on the pur­
chase of a kidney machine for
the State of Oregon.
Hostesses for the evening
were Kathleen Wheeler and Rose
Toombs.
Next meeting will be heldJa-
nuary 12, and will be an in­
stallation for new officers by
the District Deputy.
LEGION NEWS
Past Presidents of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
a belated Christmas party and
gift exchange Monday at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Tobler
with nine members attending.
Refreshments were served
and members enjoyed a social
hour.
Betsy Stunz Calls
Home On Christmas
"Betsy” JoanStunz,daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz in
Nyssa, called her family from
Barcelona, Spain, Christmas
Day. Betsy, who is majoring
in German, is studying German,
German literature and the arts
in Vienna, Austria, and during
the Christmas holiday season,
she and a girl friend are on tour
through Spain, France, Italy and
Switzerland.
Betsy mentioned that they had
Christmas dinner with a Spanish
family in Barcelona and would
be in Paris for New Years.
In the interest of many of
Betsy’s fellow-students and
friends who are visiting in
Nyssa now, her address is Betsy
Stunz, Bauernmarkt, 8 5 20,
Vienna, Austria.
Holiday Rites
Unite Couple
Miss Melda Williams of Cul­
desac, Idaho, and George
Schiemer of rural Adrian were
married Friday afternoon, De­
cember 18, 1970, at the First
Christian Church in La Grande,
with Rev. Gordon Mildrum of­
ficiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams
of Culdesac, and has taught
school in the La Grande school
system for the past three years.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Tina Schiemer, and is a
successful farmer. The couple
will make their home in the
Newell Heights area.
Dr. Howard W. Runkel, who heads the Deoartment of Rhetoric
and Public Address at Willamette University.and who has been
a popular favorite with over 700 audiences in the Northwest during
his tenure at the Salem education institution, will be the guest
speaker at the next meeting of the Knife and Fork Club at its
meeting Thursday, January 7 at 7;30 p.m. at the East Side
Cafe. Runkel, a native of Wisconsin, defies the tradition that
all speech professors should look like somethine that suddenly
emerged from behind the bookshelves of the city library after
being in seculusion for several months. Instead he is a trim
six foot four, looks like he might be a basketball player with
tremendous finesse, has an engaging smile and magnetic persona­
lity.
Good as he looks, persons who have heard him says he is an'
even better speaker than he first appears. His address here;
“The Challenge of Change,” might be of the nature that could
cause his listeners to sit up and take notice.
Townes Enjoy
Holiday Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
returned home Thursday after
spending the Christmas holi­
days visting their children,
family, and friends.
They spent 10 days on their
trip making their first stop at
the home of their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. David Johansen
and family in Portland.
On
Christmas Day the Townes were
joined at the Johnansenhomebv
Mrs. Towne’s other daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Beaty Lay and
daughters of North Bend, and
Mr. and Mrs. Speed Porter and
daughters of Harrisburg; Mrs.
Towne’s sister, Katherine Kim­
mell of Phoenix; and her other
sister, Iola Smith and daughter
Janet of North Bend.
Highlighting the Christmas
day for all of the family was
when they attended the First
Communion Service of Laura
Lay at the Holy Redeemer Feast
of the Holy Family Catholic
Church in North Bend. Laura,
the Towne’s granddaughter is
ten years old.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Towne went to Harrisburg to
stay several days with the Por­
ter family and while there they
visited Mrs. Towne’s sister’s
family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Eichner, her nephew’s family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eichner
and son, and niece’s family,
Mr. and Mrs. James Keller
and family.
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Golden RuleChapter #131 met
January 4 at the Masonic Hall,
with Worthy Matron Patricia
Marcum presiding.
Mrs. Emil Paulus was in
charge of the birthday party.
Ten members were honored
for having had birthdays in the
fall.
Each honoree reported
their hobby and was presented
with a gift.
Happy birthday
way sungbythe remainingmem-
bers.
Next meeting January 18, will'
be a formal initiation and ob­
ligation
night, under th»;
direction of Associate Patron,
Ray Bacon.
PINOCHLE PARTY :
Five tables were in play New
Years Eve at the pinochle party,
held at the Nyssa IOOF Hall. It
was a no-host affair with sand­
wiches,cookies, salad and coffee
served for refreshments.
High score winner was Mrs>
Mary Tobler with second-high
going to Mrs. Bernice Toombs^»
Those attending were: Mr. anti
Mrs. George Coleman, Alice,
Neiger, Vern Duce, Nina Lowe,'
Orma Cleaver, Virgie Rook­
stool, Blanche Weeks, Leoni
Reeves, Bernice Toombs, Mabie
Piercy, Alma Kingery, Mar£
Tobler, Mary Elkin, Verna Mar­
tin, Hattie Warren, Merle John«"
THANK YOU !
son, Hazel Farr, Hazel Pounds,'
The Siempre Adelante Or­ Wilma Ostrom and Bertha Rude-
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ganization members wish to lick.
thank all the wonderful people
who attended the dance Decem­
Journal Classifieds
ber 27.
It was a success.
Bring Results!
Allies
Hearing Aids
CONSULTATION
Pancake
Supper And Pinochle Party
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO
Sour dough and Regular Pancakes,
Scrambled Eggs, Home Made Sausage,
Coffee
CLEANING AND ADJUSTING OF YOUR
PRESENT HEARING AID
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 5 TO 8 P.M.
HEARING TESTS
Oregon Trail Hall
Adults $1.25
CHILDREN 6 TO 12 YEARS 65C
UNDER 5, FREE
FAMILY TICKET $4.50
PINOCHLE PARTY TO BEGIN AT 8 P.M.
PRIZES AND LUNCH 75CEACH
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FREE
FREE
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Friday January 8. 1971
For Homo Service Call 372-3347
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