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Graduates Receive Scholarship Awards Hometown News Visiting at the home of Mrs. Fred Schilling is her mother Mrs. Jim Culbertson of Erie, Kansas. • * « Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hysell, nee Alice Wilson of Provo, Utah visited from May 20 to 24 at the home of her mother, Mrs. Madge Wilson. They attended the Nyssa High School Com mencement Exercises Sunday. * * * Guests for a Sunday barbecue at the Elvin Ballou home were Mrs. Ballou’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell of Wilder and the Ballou’s daughter, Mr. and the Ballou's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ady and Tommy of Ontario. * • » Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bunn entertained Sunday at their home with a dinner honoring senior graduates Richard Bunn, Mario Fife and Debbie Bunn. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bunn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fife and Mario, both of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Bunn and family of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Bunn and family of Kuna. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge were Sunday dinner guests at the John Metzler home in Fruit- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cameron of Adrian announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary Louise, to Vance Burck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burck of Monmouth, Oregon. A July third wedding is being planned. , ? land. Over 25 relatives at tended the dinner honoring a niece and her two children vi siting here from Kansas. * • * Mrs. Elton Clapp spent from May 18-21 in Pendleton where she attended the Rebekah Lodge Assembly as a delegate of the Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge #202. Mrs. Clapp will be Dist rict Deputy President of the Nyssa, Vale and Ontario lodges next year. » ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chap man of Meridian visited Mon day at the home of her sister, Mrs. Orma Cleaver. RAUL LOPEZ Raul Lopez obtained an EOG tuition waver to Boise State College where he will study in RUTH CARROLL the field of auto-body mechanics. Raul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Carroll received a scho J. Lopez. larship to OSU where she plans to major in a biological science. Ruth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carroll. NANCY WILSON Koep—Prest Vows Repeated Saturday In Coeur d' Alene Nancy Wilson received an honor scholarship to Northwest Nazarene College where she will major in secretarial science. Nancy is the daughter of Mrs. Mary (Coco) Koep of Ontario Dorothy Wilson. and Terry Lee Prest of Boise exchanged vows Saturday May 22, 1971, in the presence of 35 close friends and relatives. The 11 a.m. ceremony was performed at St. Pious XChurch in Coeur d* Alene, Idaho. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Koep of Coeur d’ Alene and Mrs. Al bert Brown of Salmon, Idaho. The attractive bride wore a street-length gown of blue poly ester and carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and stephanotis. Her shoulder length veil of blue was held to a white headpiece. Maid of honor was Miss Nancy MacClanathan of Coeur d* Alene. She wore a street-length dress of pink polyester and carried FELIPE MARTINEZ a bouquet of white rosebuds, Performing the bestman du- Felipe Martinez was awarded ties was Paul Phelps of Boise, The bride’s mother chose to a grant to TVCC where he will wear a pink pantsuit and the major in elementary education. groom’s mother was gowned in Felipe is the son of Mr. and a street-length dress of blue Mrs. Ines Martinez. lace. They had identical cor sages of white rosebuds. A special guest was grand mother of the bride, Mrs. Ruth Reed of Spokane. She was at tired in a blue dress of street length and her corsage was white rosebuds. A buffet champaign dinner followed the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents. The new Mrs. Prest is em ployed as Speech Therapist for Malheur County. The groom is employed at J.R. Slmplot Co. in Boise. The couple are at home in Fiesta Trailer Park in Boise. FLOWER SALE Sa»., May 29 — 12 to 3 p.m. LOVELY 7 MEMORIAL DAY S | Bouquets Start at $2.00 & Up M & W MARKET PARKING LOT OWYHEE GARDEN CLUB » Receiving a scholarship from the US National Bank, Dave Man- ley will major in business at Northwest Nazarene College. Dave is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Manley. MARIANN HOPMAN Marianne Hopman received a grant to Eastern Oregon Col lege where she will major in secretarial science. Marianne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cees Hopman. EMBLEM CLUB ACTIVITIES ELSA ROSALES Elsa Rosales was awarded a scholarship from Western Beauty College. She is the daughter of Mrs. Felix Rosales. 3 DAY MONTH END SALE Thursday - Friday - Saturday Store Wide PRICES GOOD ONLY IN THE NYSSA STORE . ’n TR1PPLE DRESSER LARGE CHEST FRAMED MIRROR 4/6 - 5/0 HEADBOARD King Size Recliner Naugahyde Covers MODERN - CONTEMPORARY 4 PC. WALNUT $9950 Modern Sofa Nylon Fabric Bunk Beds Complete $18950 $9995 REG. $259.50 LAMPS Table, Floor, Pole SAVE UPTO BEDROOM SET (one of a kindonly) DINETTE SETS * “ «r $7995 ROCKERS 7 PC. SET $9995 10 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP PLATFORM & SWIVEL GOOD SELECTION SEVERAL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM SOFA BED-ROCKER-(2) END TABLES- COFFEE TABLE - (2) LAMPS - (2) PILLOWS Early American 60% FROM $49^ $7>|Q50 SOFA & LOVE SEAT *529“° BIG SELECTION * HOW LONG HAVE YOU USED YOUR PRESENT MATTRESS ? SHOP OUR SALE OF FINE MATTRESSES & BOX EACH PC. SPRINGS By Sealy M4’5 Literal Credit Terms - We Carry Our Own Contracts STORE Free Delivery OPEN peterson furniture co. ? 17 MAIN NYSSA. ORFGON l 1.Ï 9 TO 6 4 n F.ree Delivery STORE OPEN 9 TO 6 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece and Jan were weekend visitors at the home of their son and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reece and family in Mt. Ver non. * « • Mrs. James Baldwin is visi ting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz, while her husband, 2nd Lt. Baldwin is on temporary duty at Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois. * * ♦ Stephanie Wilson and her friend, Laurie Meyn, both stu dents of Nursing in Portland, visited last weekend at the Lloyd Wilson home. While here they all went to the Owyhee Dam and had dinner at the Eastside Cafe in Ontario. Stephanie drove her brother’s new car back to Portland where he, also, is a medical student. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot were honored on their anniver sary by their son, Rusty Talbot and his fiancee, Louella Findling taking them to dinner at the Eastside Monday. * * * Mrs. John Long of Nyssa was among those who attended the DAR District Meeting and Luncheon Thursday at the East side Cafe in Ontario. Job’s Daughters of Bethel 33 met in regular session May 20 with Honored Queen Sharlene Kido presiding. Elected officers for the en suing year are: KayC LaFay, MARTHA HEIDER honored queen; Marlene Jamie son, senior princess; Susan Receiving a district and Davis, junior princess; Karen county scholarship and a state Rigney, guide; Carol Nelson, cash award to Oregon State Uni marshall. versity, Martha Heider plans Appointed officers are: Jo to major in biochemistry. She die Holcomb, chaplain; Marcia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myers, recorder; Shawn Webb, Carl Linegar. Pam Me Partland, treasurer; messanger; Connie first Barnes, second messenger; Webb, third mes- Tammy senger; Miriam Kunkel musi- Mary Ann Chadwick, clan; librarian; Dena Piercy, inner guard; Judy Davis, outer guard; Kelyn Michael, junior custo dian; Kris Rigney, senior cus todian; Barbara Holmes,Sharon Barnes and Kathy Kunkel, lady of the lights. Marlene Jamie son’s project as junior prin cess was a baked food sale which was held at Michael’s Pharmacy. Marlene and Nyssa Job’s Daughters of Bethel #33 wish to thank Michael’s for the use of their store. They also wish to thank all who furnished food and those who patronized GARY KURTZ the sale to make it such a Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold success. Kurtz, Gary received a tuition The next meeting will be waver to Boise State College a Mother’s Day supper, to be where he will major in auto- held June at the Masonic Hall at bodv mechanics. 6;30 p.m. Each girl is reminded to bring five pages of S & H green Mrs. Ed Price stamps to the next meeting. KayC LaFay announced she Enters Hospital will hold her installation of officers Sunday June 6 at 4 p.m. Mrs. Ed Price was admitted It will be held at the Eagles to the Malheur Memorial Hospi Hall with a reception to follow tal Monday morning. She is at the Masonic Hall. doing as well as expected but cannot receive visitors. Cards may be addressed to her in care of the hospital. Ontario Emblem Club 192 met on May 10 in the Elks Lodge in Ontario for their regular business session. Committee re ports were given, the Ladies Tuesday night bowling League have finished their season of play and Diana Ingalls won a trophy in the high handicap series of 684 for the season of play. New teams are being formed and chairman for this fall play is Arlene Ulman. The Emblem Club State con vention meets in Ocean Lake, Arriving Monday to see her Oregon June 3,4,5. Any one needing a ride to convention mother was Mrs. James (Betty) contact one of the officers. Bayard of Las Vegas. Arriv ing in Nyssa Tuesday were Mrs. Price’s sister, Mrs. Alice Ford •M M " MX------------- MM--------------W Grandview, Wash., and her BRIDGE ACTIVITIES of niece, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Sunnyside, Wash. Mrs. Price’s granddaughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunkeen Darrell Wilson, of Corvallis tertained the Couples Bridge Club at their home Friday eve arrived here Tuesday evening. ning with two table in play. Mrs. Wilton Jackson held high score for women while Grunke with a score of 8700 held high for men. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick entertained members of the Sa turday Night Couples Bridge group at their home this week with two tables in play. Dim mick held high score for men and Mrs. Tom Eldredge held high for women. * * REG. $699.00 EM) Ä LAMP TABLES C AUf COFFEE TABLES DELLAS FREDERIKSON DAVE MANLEY § in, «'l| 1I Ilf Lurelie Robbins obtained the Union Pacific scholarship, Elks Most Valuable Student Scholar ship, and the FF A Chapter Scho larship (sponsored by the US National Bank.) Lurelie is going to attend Oregon State University where he will ma jor in agriculture. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Robbins. Hometown News Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum and family accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Merle Marcum this week end to Eugene where they at tended a Marcum Family Re union. Approximately 70 mem bers of the family attended from Utah, Idaho and Oregon. * • * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod visited recently at the home of Penrod’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Ensley in Nampa. * * * Warren Farmer attended a graduation exercises in Nyssa evening and was a Sunday din ner guest of the Reed Ray family. He left Tuesday to visit his fa mily in Seattle. * * * Mrs. Orma Cleaver and Mrs. Alma Kingery were Sunday vi sitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver in Sunset Valley. Former Nyssa Girl Wins Scholarship ‘ JOB’S DAUGHTERS ACTIVITIES Obtaining a scholastic scho larship to RicksCollege, Dellas Frederikson will major in elec tronics. Dellas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frederikson. Jeanine Saito received a Na tional Defense Loan which she plans to use at Univerlsty of Oregon and major in journal ism. Jeanine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Saito. i a LURELLE ROBBINS JENEAN SCHOEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schoen, Jenean obtained a tuition waver to Treasure Val ley Community College. Jenean plans to major in music and secretarial science. JEANINE SAITO [ » Thursday, May 27, 197Ì The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Four * Mrs. Louie Maulding enter- tained members of the Friday Afternoon Bridge club at her home this week with Mrs. Hous ton Wilson, guest player. Three tables were in play with Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bill Stringer and Mrs. Ted Morgan holding prize winning scores. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen entertained Couples Bridgeclub at their home Thursday evening. Three tables were in play. * « * Mrs. Frank Morgan enter - tained members of the Thurs day Afternoon Bridge club at her home last week. Mrs. Louie Maulding and Mrs. Joe Cindall were guests and were also the prize winners. Word was received here that Daphne Dawn Atkeson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atke son former Nyssa residents hds been awarded a four year scho larship through the National Me rit Scholarship Board awarded by Kraft Corp. She competed with other high school seniors throughout the U.S. that were semi-finalists. She was awar ded the scholarship by beirig in the top half of 1% of grad uating seniors. Daphne gradua ted in Phoenix and will attend Arizona State Universtiy ih Tempe. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones óf Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Atkeson of Parma. Anniversary Affair - Honors Art Hawking Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith attended the 25th Wedding An niversary dinner at the East side Cafe in Ontario Sunday honoring their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkins of Vaie. Other guests attending the dinner were the Hawking daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oliver of Merritt, British Co lumbia and their son Bob Haw kins who is a student at OSU in Corvallis. After dinner the group werft to the Smith home to visit anjl were joined there by Mr. ahd Mrs. Don Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sisson and daughter^ and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kres- sly and sons. ______ __________ » MEN’S BOWLING BANQUET Friday, May 28 - 7:30 p.m. Eastside Cafe , Ontario Sponsored by Nyssa Bowling Association Admission .... $2.25 Per Person bl •Ú if d
