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The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag« Four Herb Sez... Engagement Announced Vickie L. Hamilton Becomes Bride Of Michael E. Crockett The First Christian Church Mrs. Wayne Robb, aunt of the Because law enforcement kept its cool and refrained from causing a ruckus at Farragut some of the news media insist upon handing kudos to those who were challenging the law. It’s easy to be peaceful if no body places any restraint upon things you may like to do, legal or not. There should be no credit given to the masses at Farragut that violence was avoided and all remained peace ful. It simply boils down to the fact that their challenge wasn’t accepted. The claim about there being too many to handle was not exactly right. There were too many to handle without someone getting hurt. The instigators of deals like this are smart cookies. In an open confrontation with the law they would be out of sight, and in The engagement of Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cot nocent kids with stars in their McPartland to David E. Gallo trell of Nyssa, announce the en eyes would have been the ones of their daughter, is announced by her parents, hurt. The law could have been gagement Doreen, to Martin Elguezabal. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. McPartland enforced and in some countries of Route 2, Nyssa. The future where life is cheap it would He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. bride-groom is the son of Mr. have been enforced. Remem Apolinar Elguezabal of Nyssa. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gallo The bride-elect is a 1970 gradu ber when Hungary tried to get of Lynnfield, Mass. The bride out from under Russia the ate of Nyssa High School and elect is teaching in the Jr. streets ran red with the blood attended Ricks College for one Her fiance is also a High School at Independence, of young people. Russia used year. Ore. Her fiance is Associate brute force, tanks and bayonets, 1970 graduate of Nyssa High Professor of Economics at School. Some crooked crooks were An LDS Temple wedding is Chico State University at Chi on the scene with their wares co, Calif. An August 21st and were selling adulterated being planned for December. wedding is planned by the be- adulterations. The cut heroin throthed couple. was cut again with strychnine, REBEKAHS MEET or was it low grade LSD that Refreshments were served was pepped up with strychnine? to 11 members and two guests The kids were in good hands by Hazel Farr and Nellie Jen The Yellow Rose Rebekah though. A witch doctor by the kins. Lodge met July 13 with Noble name of * " Mungo tested the The next meeting will beheld drugs by plopping a capsule Grand Nellie Jenkins presiding. July 27 at the IOOF Hall. Introduced were Della Estes under his tongue to see if it numbed it. If it did the drug and Lucille Prahl, members of was adulterated with strychnine. Beatrice Rebekah Lodge #82, BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Wow, if the kids believed this Ontario. Under direction of Vice they were already far out. I’m convinced that a lot of Grand Hazel Farr, all present Mrs. Tom Eldredge enter those using drugs are unable took part in the renewal of our tained Thursday afternoon to tell the difference between obligation. bridge at her home last week Kathleen Wheeler presented having an experience and being just plain sick. In the good a reading for Good of the Order. with Mrs. Artie Robertson and Sister Emily Clapp, a member Mrs. Elsie Divens as guests. (sic) old days of bootleg whisky people got drunk on caramel of Meridian Lodge and an assoc Two tables were in play with colored water well laced with iate member of Yellow Rose Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. R.G. honors. cayenne pepper. In those days Rebekah Lodge, was presented Larson Sr., winning it was frequently a case of her 50 year jewel last week when mind over matter. Today it’s she visited the Meridian Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie no mind, no matter. The main She presently is District De Night Saturday difference between alcohol and puty President for District #24. entertained Couples Bridge in their home Kathleen Wheeler was pre Mary Jane is that a boozer graduates to more booze. A sented a gift of TV trays from with two tables in play. Mrs. pot head graduates to harder the Lodge for her help in many Tom Eldredge and Fred Guthrie drugs. Neither one is a shining ways to all of the members. were winners. example for a better life. ••••••••I of Ontario was the scene of the bride, served the punch and candlelight marriage of Vickie Mrs. Elmer Cruson and Mrs. Lynne Hamilton, daughter of Dick Swan cut the cake. For her travel outfit the new Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton of Ontario, and Michael E. Mrs. Crockett chose a white Crockett, son of Mr. and Mrs. polyester pant suit. Cecil Crockett of Myrtle Creek, The bride is a 1969 graduate Ore. The Rev. Ed Mclndoo of Ontario High School and at officiated at the double ring tended Oregon College of Ed ceremony. ucation and TVCC. The groom The bride, given in marriage graduated from South Umpqua by her father, wore a white in 1969 and attended OCE two satin princess style gown with years. three-quarter length lace The young couple will live sleeves. The gown featured a lace train. She carried a cas in Myrtle Creek this summer cade of Hawaiian and white where he is employed at Hanna roses. Nickel Mine. They plan to live Maid of honor was Kitty in Monmouth in the fall to attend A Dorroh who wore an orange OCE. gown and carried a bouquet of Out of the area guests in- Hawaiian roses, carnations and eluded Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ™ stephanotis. Crockett, parents of the groom, Flower girl was Tammy Ogil Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. vie, wearing a gown of lime Dave Crockett, brother of the green. groom, Portland; Greg Ostrom, Greg Ostrom was best man Salem; Sheri Petch, Lake Os- and ushers were Tim Hamil wego; Denise Clark, Troutdale; ton, brother of the bride, and Karen Chase, Springfield; Den- a Dave Crockett, brother of the nis Pheifer, Woodburn, Joe groom. Bird, Walport; Mr. and Mrs. ® Kelly Sue Marsh and Carolyn Tom Lockwood and Lisa, Port Funk were candlelighters wear land; Sheryl Cope, Walla Walla ing orange gowns. Wash; Anna Hamilton, Home Several selections were sung dale; Dr. and Mrs. R.R. Funk by Mrs. Linda Ady with Mrs. Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice John Marsh at the organ. Fritz, Middleton; Hazel Hamil A reception at the church ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Forest followed the ceremony. Mrs. Hamilton, Wilder; and Mr. and Hudson Robb, grandmother of Mrs. James Robb, Jan and Scott the bride, served the coffee; Moses Lake, Wash. J 0 A J 9 f J Pendleton To Have 1935 Class Reunion Louise Collins of rural Nyssa announced the Pendleton High School 1935 class reunion to be held in Pendleton August 21, 22, 23. There will be a picnic, ban quet, a tour of the old high school and a tour of the new one during this time. In that particular class there were five sets of brothers and sisters graduated, of which Mrs. Collins isone. Her brother is George Martin. HELLO WORLD! Mr. and Mrs. James Mosier of The Dalles are parents of a new daughter,Christine Dyan, born July 12. MALHEUR MEMORIAL Thursday, July 22, 1971 • HOSPITAL > July 17 - Mr. and Mrs. Joe a Ramos of Adrian, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Inocencio Or- “ tiz of Parma, a boy. Members of Oregon Trail Grange #687 met in regular session July 15 with Master Don Somers presiding. A report from Jane Ballou on the Rodeo Concession Booth, sponsored by the Grange proved it to be a success. Katherine Crego was ap- pointed for the Grange Fair Booth, AU members are re minded to keep the Malheur County Fair dates August 18 through 21 in mind. A discussion followed on House Bill # 1979, which gives counties the option of raising auto licenses an additional $10.00. The Oregon Trail Grange accepted a motion that the people of Malheur County be allowed to vote on this added tax. A copy of this motion to be sent to the County Court. Visitors from Boulevard Grange were Master Wesley Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. John De Boer. Refreshments of cookies and homemade ice cream were served by the Loyd Adams and An Open House will be held Ira Prices to the 20 members Sunday, August 1, honoring Mr. in attendance. The next meeting will be held and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen on their 50th wedding anniversary. August 5th at 8:30 p.m. Their family cordially invites their many friends to attend the Nicki« Mari« Erland affair to be held from 1 to Baptismal Honoree ANK Garden Club Before a small gathering of relatives and friends, a private baptismal service was held Thursday evening at the United Methodist Church for Nicki Marie Erland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erland, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson. Afterwards, home made ice cream and cake were served on the lawn at the Wil son residence. The ANK Garden Club held their July 13 meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl Powers in Parma. Dessert was served to the 19 present, with Mrs. Dale Ashcraft as co-hostess. Mrs. Maurice Goldfoot of On tario, who has just returned from a trip to Holland, showed beautiful slides of the Holland Keukenhof Gardens. The pic tures were taken at the height of the bulb season there. Peter DeBoer spoke on “Gar den Know How” and answered many questions. A report was given on the State meeting held in Portland last June. ANK members at tending the meeting were Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mrs. E. B. Met calf, Mrs. Irma Myers and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin. W» Diamonds disappear when) they are strongly heated. Bracken’s Department Store NYSSA . . OREGON SUMMER SANDAL SALE Free Parking 372-3278 GROUP I • With Singing Group Linda Clapp, of Stayton, Ore gon, a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp of Nyssa, was accompaniest to the “Good News Trio’’ at the Christian church services in Payette Wed nesday evening. Linda and the “Good News Trio” are students of the Sap Jose College of California and have been on tour for the past month. The group, not only sings, but also gives talks oq their religious beliefs. Z- GROUP II VALUES $7.99 - $12.99 LADIES' PANTY HOSE SLIGHT IRR’S ONE SIZE FITS ALL 100% POLYESTER 100% NYLON MEDIUM BEIGE TAUPE 54 to 60 in. 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