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Thursday, April 13, 1972 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Recipient of Scholarship Hometown News _ Call 372-2233 Dinner guests Sunday of the Elvin Ballou’s were Mrs. Bal lou’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell of Wilder. • * * Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hicks and girls and Mrs. Ruth Mc Ginley and Colleen. ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cul bertson had as dinner guests Sunday their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot, Ladeana Coleman and Pat Kropp all of Ontario. ♦ ♦ ♦ Richard Beckwho is attending college at BYU visited at his parents home, the Mel Beck’s last week from Wednesday thru Sunday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burning ham were guests of the Richard Wells of Salt Lake City for the entire week at the Bloomington Country Club at Bloomington, Utah. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp and Neta Mae Wiley and dau ghter, were guests at a party ip honor of Mrs. Clara Wil liams, Clapp’s sister, on her 89th birthday anniversary Sun day. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ayers of Meri dian, Mrs. Grace Sliman and Mrs. Viola Avers of Boise with whom Mrs. Williams lives. * * * Raymond Wiley was among the group of the 4-H Gun Club who went on a field trip Sun day to Succor Creek. ♦ ♦ * Brower home April 5. They traveled to Salt Lake City April 6 and enroute home Sunday they visited at the Browers. « • * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dority of Boise were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Towne. * * * Monday afternoon callers of the Herman Towne’s were Homer Jackson of John Day (past resident of Nyssa and Jewelry store owner here) and his niece Mrs. John Woods of Boise. * * * Clay Sant and his fiance Madelyn Christensen, both stu dents at BYU in Provo, Utah were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sant. Clay is the brother of Gary, and he is majoring in pre-med at BYU. ♦ • ♦ Visitors April 8 through 11 at the home of Mrs. A. H. Keck were the Rev. and Mrs. Ray Keck of Kellogg, Idaho. » ♦ ♦ MARTHA SOMERS Martha Somers is recipient of the Malheur County Exten sion Home Makers Scholarship of $200. Each Extension Unit has donated to this scholarship in some way. College girls were offered the scholarship by filling ap plication forms with recomen- dations from both the college and someone locally. The stu dent must be either a junior or senior. Officers of the Exten sion Units decide who is to re ceive the scholarship. Martha is majoring in Insti- tional Nutrition and Dietetics at Oregon State University, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Somers of Nyssa. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick Tuesday through Sunday was Howard’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sloan of Ogden, Utah. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece spent Saturday and Sunday visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Corak and Jan at Halfway, Oregon. ♦ ♦ ♦ Amity Women Meet Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Manning The Amity Club held their and family of Notus were Fri annual banquet Friday evening, day evening guests at the home April 7 at the East Side Cafe of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs. in Ontario. * ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann It was their 25thanniversary. Mrs. Neil (Peg)Dimmickwas The program and decorations visited in Juntura Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Richey and operated on Saturday at St. carried out the anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crayne and Lukes Hospital in Boise and will theme. The long table was family. be there for a short time. covered in yellow and centered * * * ♦ » * with beautifully arranged dai Easter Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. sies and yellow mums accented Mrs. Jennie Grider, sister of Owen Gann left by bus Thurs Larry Dimmick and their young with silver lettering. Place day evening for her home in est daughter, Leigh arrived to cards and nut cups also used visit for a week with their Dodge City after visiting here the spring green and yellow parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil colors and favors were tiny for some time. » ♦ » Dimmick. colonial ladies dressed in Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harold- green. APRIL BIRTHDAYS sen spent the weekend at their Husbands of the members daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Orlee were special guests and also FETED SUNDAY Sipes in Homedale. Mrs. Cal Farr was a guest. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCon President Mrs. W.O. Peterson Mrs. A. L. Heldt, a son, nell were dinner guests at the presided. Everett, and granddaughter, home of their daughter and son- Mrs. Don Walker announced Esther Heldt of Ontario, visited in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest the program which included a with Esther’s parents, the Moore in Nampa Sunday, April history of the club by Mrs. James Heldt’s at Renton, 9. Also present were the Elwood Flinders; Memories in Washington over the weekend. Moore’s daughter and family Harmony conducted by Mrs. Saturday they went to Puyallup Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mumford Tom Mitchell; Fun and Fan and enjoyed the daffodil festi and Shelli of Boise. tasy by Mrs. Mel Beck. The dinner was in honor of val. Floats were in the parade Those in charge of arrange decorated entirely with daffo three birthday anniversaries. ments were Mrs. Taft Pett dils. While in Puyallup they Forrest Moore had a birthday and Mrs. Charles Mann, visited Rev. and Mrs. Brach- April 7, Sam McConnell’s birth assisted by Mrs. Snowden Rob day was April 11, and Mrs. erts. mens, formerly of Ontario. ♦ » ♦ Mumford’s birthday will be There are four of the charter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jen April 16. members still enrolled and are kins and Hazel Sewright visi Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Pett, Mrs. ted Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sewright Mrs. G.W. Knowles Waynard Talbot and Mrs. Flin and family Sunday in Nampa. ders. » ♦ ♦ Honored on Birthday Mrs. Walker was winner of Mrs. Janis Hager and sons, the door prize. Mrs. G.W. Knowles was John and Troy of Vale visited Sunday with Mrs. Audrey Ward. honored on her 81st birthday JOBS with a delightful dinner March ♦ ♦ » DAUGHTERS 25 at her home in Nyss«. A Mrs. Blanche Weeks visited one week in Seneca with her decorated cake and many other ACTIVITIES son, Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks gifts were opened by the honoree along with many cards Job’s Daughters Bethel #33 and one week with another son, met in regular session Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Duane Weeks and from out of state. Those attending from Nyssa day, April 6 with Marlene family in Portland. » » » were Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Jamieson Honored Queen pre ' Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squier Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. A.T. siding. Escorted and introduced were of Boise visited Mrs. Blanche Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. S.O. Veeks Sunday and also a sis Hiatt and Dewayne, Mr. and Sharlene Kido, Past Honored Earl Tanner, Mr. and Queen of Bethel #33; Roberta ter-in-law Mrs. Hazel Farr of Mrs. Mrs. Allen Jones and G.W. Morrow, Grand Bethel Repre Nyssa. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Frank sentative for State of Missouri; ’ • * * : Barbara Fangan who is at Morris , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Della and Bob Holmes Guardian Lowrance and family, and Mrs. tending school in Portland sur Harry Brendle. Brendle had and Associate Guardian; Mr. prised her family and younger and Mrs. Gerald Mackey, Past returned to college.' Guardians and Associate Guar- I sister, Sandra on her birthday From out of town was Mr. for a short visit. Sunday they dians. and Mrs. Jack T. Knowles of Susan Davis, Senior Princess I spent the afternoon with their Dayton, Nevada. announced her fund raising pro- I Sandmother, Rose Toombs of ject would be a dinner at 2 p. I itario. While here Barbara BIRTHDAY DINNER m. Sunday afternoon, April 16 I had a very busy schedule visit ing friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. RaymondSager at the Masonic Hall. All Ma- I * * * were dinner guests at the home sons, Eastern Star members, I James Lissman and children of Larry Ellis in Boise, Satur parents of Job’s Daughters and I friends are welcome. I Barbara, Teresa, Lorna and a day April 8. Honored Queen Marlene told I ffiend Dan Stuesson all of They were joined by Mr. of the slumber party to be I Baker, were Saturday April 8 Harlan Sager of held at Masonic Hall Friday I lane he on guests of Mrs. Louise and Mrs. Idaho Falls, Mrs. Eunis Wat evening April 21. Pizza will be I Smith. • * • son of Boise and Mrs. Beth served around 7;30 p.m. All I Sunday visitors at the home Ellis of Nyssa. The occasion Jobies can invite one girl friend I of Louise Smith were her son was in honor of Beth Ellis’ to the party. Breakfast will be I and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed birthday anniversary which was served after a night of fun. I ward E. Smith and Mrs. Vir Saturday. Karen Rigney was selected as I Mrs. Harlan Sager traveled Jobie of the meeting. ginia Mitchell all of Boise. I » ♦ ♦ by plane from Boise Sunday Refreshments were served I Sunday visitors at the home of morning to attend the Right to honoring Shelley Munn’s birth- I Louise Smith were her son and Read Institute at Seattle, Wa day. I family Mr. and Mrs. Edward shington. The institute was held Next meeting will be Thurs- I Ek Smith and Mrs. Virginia Mit for one week and three libra day, April 20. I rians from Idaho were selected chell all of Boise. * * • to attend. Mrs. John Peterson, Johnny, Harlan Sager was a house Seven and Kay Lynn of Othello, guest of the Raymond Sabers LEGION AUXILIARY Washington arrived at the home April 9 to 11. <jf Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower Past presidents of the Ameri Saturday April 1. The children can Legion Auxiliary met April stayed with their grandparents 10 at the home of Julie Hop while Mrs. Peterson attended kins. a Primary General Conference There were eight members ib Salt Lake City, April 3 to present and they worked on C The family returned home flowers for the Veteran’s Wheel April S. Chair Parade which is held in • * • Portland each June. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Mit Next meeting will be the in chell of Basin City, Washington Gate City Journal nual luncheon to be held at were overnight guests at the the East Side Cafe May 1. V Garden Clubs Meet In Nyssa Charlie Brown i bridge activities Malheur District #1! of the men. The tables were beau Federated Garden Clubs of tifully decorated with sage Oregon held their annual Dist brush center pieces in which rict meeting in Nyssa, Saturday, were nests ofbirds, surrounded April 8. at the base with spring flowers. Mrs. John Stam of Rt. #2, Mrs. Howard Evans and Mrs. Parma, District Director, con Keith Tallman were in charge ducted the meeting. Owyhee of decorations. Garden Club, under the direc tion of their president, Mrs. Keith Tallman, of Homedale, ANK Garden Club was host for this meeting which was held in the United Metho “Spring Fling”, is the theme dist Church in Nyssa. this year of the ANK Garden State officers attending were Club’s annual plant sale. Mrs. T. Roy Fettis, state pre The sale will be held in the sident of Portland; Mrs. Ray Library meeting room Saturday mond Elmstrom, 1st vice pre April 15 and will feature a sident of Portland and Mrs. variety of shrubs, bulbs and F.B. Anderson; 2nd vice pre plants. sident of Bend. These women were present to help finalize plans for the Garden Club State Convention which will be held DUPLICATE BRIDGE on the campus of Treasure Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Dan- Valley Community College in ford hosted the Couple’s Du Ontario, June 12-15. plicate Bridge Club Tuesday, Music was provided by Mrs. April 4. Three tables were in Bill Nielsen who sang, accomp play. Guest player was Mrs. anied by Mrs. Boyd Haney. Liz Stringer. Mrs. Danfordwon A no-host luncheon was ser high honors with Mrs. Chuck ved to approximately 67 wo- Michael taking second high. Dd monte ) ■ «i w ■■ The Thursday Bridge Club met April 6 at the home of Mrs. Harry Miner. Guest players were Mrs. Bernice Fisher, Mrs. Otis Smith and Mrs. Muri Lancaster. High honors were won by Mrs. T. H. Eldredge. Mrs, Shorty Brandt received second high. Mrs. Chuck Michael enter- tained the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club April 7. High honors went to Mrs. Ray Rus- sell with Mrs. Liz Stringer taking second high and Mrs. K. A. Danford, low. PINOCHLE PARTY Mrs. Alma Kingrey hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Pi- nochle Club at her home April Linus (Geren Manley)- and Patty (Trish Wahlert) are two 5. Mrs. Leona Reeves was a of the characters in the Nyssa High School Music Depart ments presentation of ”You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” guest player. Prize winners were Mrs. April 13, 14, 15 and 18 in the multi-purpose room of the Wilma Ostrom and Mrs. Leona primary building. Each night’s performance starts at 8 p.m. Due to center staging, only 200 viewers will be admitted Reeves. Traveling prizes were won for each performance, so those wishing to see this delightful by Mrs. OrmaCleaverandMrs. musical comedy should purchase their tickets early. Tickets may be purchased or reserved at the high school office. Sam McConnell. DEb MONTE GARDEN SHOW BEEF POT BLADE CUT I lb III'' y /GHNL, Del IHonte s_.ooos_> •XJj BEANS 4 tins Pine-Orange, Pineapple- Grapefruit, Pineapple- Pink Grapefruit 46 oz. Whole Kernel or Cream 16 oz. i tins Sale Dates: Thurs., Fri., & Sat April 13, 14 & 15 DEL MONTE" COTTAGE CHEESE MEADOW GOLD is. 37C lililí] GARDEN " SHOW 1 DEL MONTE Sliced or Whole 16 oz. 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