Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oragon
Pag« Four
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Nijar
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Herb Fisher hosted the
Tuesday Bridge Club’s Christ­
mas party and luncheon Tues­
day, December 7 at her home.
There was a gift exchange
at the party and bridge was
played.
Winners were Mrs.
Irene Larson and Mrs. Kay
Brendle.
Mrs. Bill Stringer enter­
tained members of the Friday
Afternoon Bridge Club Dec­
ember 10. Mrs. David Sara­
zin won high honors, with Mrs.
Chuck Michael taking second
and Mrs. K. A. Danford, low.
MERRY WIDOWS
The Merry Widows met at
the home of Harriet Warren
for a 6:30 dinner Saturday,
December 11.
Verna Tobler
was a guest. After dinner the
group played pinochle.
The Merry Widows will post­
pone their regular meeting for
the next two weeks because of
the holidays. Their next meet­
ing will be held January 8.
GRANGE
Mr. and Mrs.Edward Cordova of Nyssa, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Virginia Mae, toAlexanderNijarof California.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Nijar of Palm Springs,
California.
The couple were united in marriage September 4, 1971 at
the Assembly of God Church in Ontario. The ceremony was
. performed by the Rev. Robert Rollins, assisted by Rev. David
Martinez.
The new Mrs. Nijar, graduated from Nyssa High School and
the Latin American Bible Institute at LaPuente, California.
She is employed as a teacher at Norwalk Christian School,
Norwalk, California. Her husband has received his B.A. degree
and is also employed in teaching at Norwalk Christian School.
The couple are making their home in PicoRiveria, California.
ANK Garden Club Town And Country
The ANK Garden Club held
their December 14 meeting at
the home of Mrs. Raymond
Poulton in Parma. Co-hostess
as Mis. Joseph Perecz. The
home and tables were decorated
beautifully in a Christmas decor.
l ach member brought a gift
to be sent to Hillcrest School
for Giris in Salem. This is an
annual project of (lie club.
Mrs.
Tom Nishitani pre-
ented a program of music and
a Christmas story on ‘‘The
Moor,” by Elizabeth Goudge.
Next meeting will be January
11, at the home of Mrs. Blake
Lowell in Roswell.
Garden Club
The Town and Country Gar­
den Club met December 9 at the
home of Mrs. John Stam in Nu
Acres for their annual Chris­
tmas party.
After a short business meet­
ing the nine members present
enjoyed a delicious turkey din­
ner and spent the afternoon
visiting and having a gift ex-
change.
Next meeting will be Jan-
uary 14 at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Kerby.
NEWS
Members of the CWA of Ore­
gon Trail Grange met at the
home of Mrs. Gerrit Stam Tues­
day, December 7, for their
Christmas party.
A short business meeting fol­
lowed the dinner and hostesses
for the following year were
chosen. Plans for the Grange
Christmas party to be held
December 16, starting with din­
ner at 7 p.m. were completed.
The grange will provide the
turkey and rolls with the balance
of the meal to be potluck.
Plans for the 1972 workbook
were completed.
Members drew numbers for
the gift exchange and Chairman
Polly Holub acted as Santa in
distributing them. HostessJan-
sie Stam served coffee and
candy.
The next meeting will be
Tuesday, January 4, 2 p.m., at
the home of Orma Cleaver with
Hazel Smith as co-hostess. AH
grange women are welcome.
Mel Beck returned recently home from the hospital and re­
from a ten day business trip to ported doing fine.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter’s
Arizona and California.
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were December 7 evening din­
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shears ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Jill of Mountain Home were and Mrs. Jim Shaw.
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weekend
guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
Mrs. J. E. Brower.
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visited last Saturday with her
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clowers brother Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow­ Mull and his brother Mr. and
ers of Madras visited Saturday Mrs. Ernest Towne in Boise.
They were dinner guests that
afternoon at the home of Mr.
evening at the home of Mr. and
and Mrs. J. E. Brower.
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Mrs. Joe Dority in Boise.
Sunday, the Towne's were
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Byers December 12 were dinner guests at the home of
John Sommers and Sue Wainer Mr. and Mrs. Theo Moore in
of Caldwell;
Ethel
Laye, Ontario.
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Francis Kratzburg and Edith
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walhert
Heiser of Nyssa.
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traveled to Los Angeles last
Mrs. Elton Clapp and her weekend to pick up their grand­
daughter Neta Mae Wiley at­ daughter Stacy, who will be
tended Rebekah Lodge Tuesday, staying with them thru the holi­
days. Stacy’s parents Mr. and
December 14 in Vale.
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Mrs. Pat Sands plan to join
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGin­ the family in Nyssa for Christ­
ley and Colleen attended a mas.
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Christmas party and dinner at
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shus­
the home of Miss Abbie Mc­
Ginley in Payette, Mrs. Anna ter, Opal and Doug of Fruit­
Bolejack and Miss McGinley land recently visited at the home
hosted the party. There were of Mrs. Jesse Shuster. Later
approximately twenty guests at they visited Jesse, who is a
patient at Malheur Memorial
the party.
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Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winchell
Visitors
at
the
home of Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oden
enjoyed dinner together at the A. H. Boydell Saturday were
Eastside in Ontario, December her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boydell,
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formerly of Nyssa and Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson The Boydell’s have sold their
went to LaGrande December 12 home in Boise and they left
and spent the weekend there for Salt Lake City, Sunday,
where they attended Eastern where he is employed with
Oregon
College’s program Salt Lake Hardware.
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“Presents Sounds of Christ­
Miss Frances Foster, daug­
mas”, by the Choir and the
Blue and Gold Singers. Their hter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
daughter Marilee participates Foster, returned home from
West Pakistan, December 13.
in both groups.
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Miss Foster has been on a
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin and five year mission with the
family of Portland came for. National Church of Pakistan in
a Pre-Christmas holiday with the Lahore area. She will be
their parents, the Bob Wilson’s at the home of her parents for
last weekend.
They brought an undetermined stay.
back Mrs. LindaErlandwhoha;
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been
visiting them
since
Mr. and Mrs. Michael East­
Thanksgiving.
man flew from Reno, Sunday,
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to attend the funeral services
Mrs. Carole Wilson and dau­ of his grandmother, Mrs. Flo­
ghters Julee and Jaimee of rence Eastman.
They were
Burns were December 4-8 visi­ houseguests of Mr. and Mrs.
tors with her parents Mr. and Bernard Eastman.
Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders. They
visited December 7 with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorin Saunders in
Meridian. Little Andrea, dau­
ghter of the Saunder’s is now
Evenings Dec. 18 to 23
Sunday, Decent lie r 19th 1:00 'til 5:00
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These fourth and fifth grade Girl Scouts
visited the Journal office with their leader,
Mrs. Donna Webb, and were given a tour of
the plant. They learned how a newspaper is
put together, and also saw how job printing
is done.
The girls, front row from left, are Dina
Marriage
Announced
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members of the Sunset Valley
Auxiliary. The purpose of the
donation was to help finish the
stone
fence at the Owyhee
Cemetery.
—Owyhee Garden Club
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar of
rural
Nyssa,
announce the
marriage of their daughter
Janeen to Steve Ervin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ervin also
of rural Nyssa.
The couple were married
November 22 at Winnemucca,
Nevada.
Janeen is a 1970 graduate
of Adrian High School. Steve
graduated
from North Bend
High School and served in the
U. S. Army. He is employed
Members of Emblem Club by Amalgamated Sugar Co.
192, met Dec. 13, in the Elks
Lodge, Ontario.
SENIOR CITIZEN
President Anna Belle Hern­
don presided. Two new mem­
ACTIVITIES
bers were initiated into the club.
They are Clair Jenkins and
The SeniorCitizensheldtheir
Edith Dame. Past President
annual Christmas party Decem­
Denella Bybee conducted the
ber 8, in the social hall of the
service.
United Methodist Church.
Past President, Evelyn Shaw
The room was beautifully de­
installed Helen Wadell as first
lights and poinsettias. There
marshall and Louise Lancaster
were 20 attending the event.
as historian.
Refreshments of cake and
The room was beautifully de­
coffee were served, The birth- corated with a Christmas tree,
day table was decorated in a lights and poinsettias. There
Christmas motif withChristmas were 20 attending the event.
lights.
After a delicious potluck din­
ner, Pud Long showed slides
and gave a talk on the Owyhee
Country of Oregon. A gift ex­
change followed the program.
This will be the last meeting
of the year. Next meeting is
planned for January 12, 1972.
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Second row, Shelly Mayden, Angela Guerra,
Amy Sarazin, Saralee Bunn and Margaret
Joyce.
Third row, Angela Leavitt, Lorraine Wah­
lert, Kathy Haburchak, Mary DeLeon, Mary
Escobeda and Mrs. Webb.
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1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Vi teaspoon paprika
Vt cup chopped nuts
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