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Thursday, Jun« 1, 1972 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Four Engagement Announced Malheur Jack & Jill Graduates 1972 Garden Clubs Will Host June State Convention The Federated Garden Clubs of Oregon will hold their State Convention on the TVCC Campus, June 12-15. Malheur District No. 11 will host the convention. All Garden Club members of the area are urged to attend any or all of these three days of entertaining and infor mative garden oriented pro ■ Jg grams. Registration may be made through a local garden club. z —\ fl Speakers giving short pro grams during the convention days will be Jeff Ford, from the TVCC faculty, speaking as a representative of the Malheur Historical Society; G.R. Gurr, district manager of the BLM, speaking on "The Public Do main and the Environment"; and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Staen- der of Sisters, Oregon, authors of a recently published book "Adventures with Artic Wild life", speaking on their life in Alaska. r Wednesday evening, June 14 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spitze of Ontario announce the engage the program will be open to the featuring Claude W. ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nadine, to public Trent Luther of Ontario. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mills, noted horticulturist, and Luther of Bishop, California. Miss Spitze is a 1969 graduate the Pobanz singers, starting at of Oregon State University and teaches fourth grade in Nyssa. 7:30 p.m. in the TVCC gym. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Treasure Valley Community Tickets are available either College and is employed as a pilot by Farmer’s Supply Co- in advance from Garden Club members or at the door for bperative of Ontario. $2 each. Claude Mills has 27 years ex perience with major national seed, plant and chemical sup pliers to his credit. He is cur rently a horticulturist teacher at Clackamas Community Col lege. Through his work with the Oregon Association of Nur serymen he has endeavored to promote beauty through the use of Oregon-grown materials. Combining his rich knowledge of the history of Oregon’s native and domestic flora with the photographer’s love of the pas THE INTERBANK CARD toral, Millshasassembledfrom his travels, 2,200 colume lib rary of Northwest species and a color slide presentation that will appeal to all. On Thursday evening, June 15, a noted flower arranger, Barbara Hepler, will give a demonstration entitled "Spring Here's the card that likes to go places . . with Treasures". Tickets to the you on your vacation Master Charge1’1' is backed public for this will also be $2 by over 3,000 banks and is good at over 500,000 each. An informal reception places, coast to coast and in many foreign coun will be held after Mrs. Hepler’s tries. If you have one. take it with you. If you program. need one, call or visit Western Bank for applies ’4P Barbara Hepler is a nationally accredited amateur flower show judge and landscape de sign critic, and was Idaho’s recipient of the Arranger of the Year Award in 1968 and 1969. She has presented lectures, de monstrations and workshops, throughout Idaho and adjacent states. She is a charter mem ber and first president of the Hill and Valley Garden Club, Kendrick, Idaho; immediate past district director of the Clearwater District and is now first vice-president of the Idaho State Federation of Garden Clubs. As a farm wife on a dry land wheat ranch in north cen tral Idaho, she became interes ted in all facets of horticul ture, especially the culture of daffodils and chrysanthemums. She grows much of the ma terial she uses in her arrange ments and believes that the artistic use of plants is the most satisfying expression of garden club work. master charge SUMMER VACATION »•on. And. hevea happy vacation MERRY WIDOWS COOS BAY. OREGON • MEMBER F D I C ONTARIO BRANCH 319 S. W. 4th AVENUE / The Merry Widows met Sa turday, May 27 at the home of Mrs. Leona Reeves. Mrs. Verna Tobler was a guest. Pinochle was played following a potluck dinner. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Tom Johnson, Sa turday, June 10. 115 ■ SHIRLEY ELAINE CLEAVER L U—■ I < V 5> ------- ■ Miss Jensen graduated from Provo High School and LDS Seminary. She is presently at tending BYU where she is ma joring in Special Education Learning Disabilities. Her plans are to graduate from BYU by August of 1973. Nelson is a graduate of Nyssa High School, has fulfilled a mission in California for the LDS Church, and has attended Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario. He gra duated May 26, 1972 in Ele mentary Education at BYU. He will be teaching in Jordon School district in the fall. The couple plan to make their home in Orem, Utah following their marriage. Out Our Way Club Meets I * ■ Mrs. Goldie Roberts enter tained the Happy Dozen Pino chle Club at her home in Big Bend Friday afternoon. Guest players were Mrs. Diven, Mrs. Sharon Elsie Krause and Mrs. Mary Hatt, Prize winners were, Mrs. Stam, Mrs. Gnetty Minnie Piercy, Mrs. Edythe Prosser and Mrs. Mabel Piercy. Girl Staters i ( Tea Slated 1 ii 1 A tea will be held in honor of Girl Staters, Saturday, June 3 at the Adrian Grade School cafeteria at 2 p.m. This year’s candidates, al ternates and their mothers, from Adrian, Nyssa, Vale and Ontario are invited to attend. Last year's candidates and their mothers are also invited to attend. T I 4 USED - DAMAGED - REPOSSESSED AND 1971 MODEL APPLIANCES RANGES AUTOMATIC Api. Site Westinghouse - Used . . . $24.95 30” Monarch - Used........................ $29.95 40” Westinghouse - Used.................. $34.95 30” General Electric - Used.......... $49.95 30" Westinghouse. Avocado - Repo. $159.95 30” Norge. Harvest Gold - Damaged .$199.95 30” Norge, Harvest Gold - Damaged. $249.95 30” Norge, Harvest Gold - Damaged. Self Clean Oven.............. $249.95 WASHERS Norge - Used........... $29.95 Kenmore Combination Washer, Dryer - Used . . . $49.95 General Electric - Used.................... $59.95 Maytag - Used....................................... $49.95 Kenmore - Used................................... $59.95 G.E. with Matching Dryer - Used - For the Pair.............................$59.95 Philco Combination - Used - . . $59.95 Washer/Dryer ... . . $59.95 Kenmore............................... . . $59.95 Hotpoint................................ Philco, matching Dryer - u $149 95 for the Pair . REFRIGERATORS Frigidaire, Avocado - Used.............. $59.95 Westinghouse, Pink - Used................ $79.95 Hotpoint. White - Used.................. $109.95 Westinghouse, 17’ Avocado - 1971 . $299 95 Westinghouse, 19’ White - 1971 . . . $319.95 Westinghouse, 17’ White - 1971, Side by Side............. $399.95 dishwashers G.F. Portable. Coppertone - Used Frigidaire, Coppertone - Used - Built In............ Westinghouse. White - 1971 Westinghouse, Avocado P. B. 1971 6 Cycle FREEZERS Westinghouse 9Cu. Ft. Upright, Damaged..................... $169.95 . .$39.95 . $49.95 $219 95 $269.95 ♦ DELIVERY CAN BE ARRANGED STOUT APPLIANCE 218 MAIN SÏ NYSSA 372-3196 4 flgjP Hometown Call 372-2233 Mr. and Mrs. Edison B. Child and four children of Je rome visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Child. They attended the graduation exer cises of his brother Fred, at Nyssa High School May 21. • • * Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee was Mrs. Mary Ferguson of Milton Free water. • • • Mrs. Vaughn Stringer just recently returned from Bel Air, Maryland where she had spent approximately two months visiting with her parents, Elder and Mrs. F. E. Thompson and other relatives. • * • Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stringer were Mr. and Mrs. Craig Northrup, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Condon and Mrs. Stringer’s sister, Mrs. Charles Pic kt borne and dau ghter of Portland. El i i i * fl ÏW X efl 'flea Kim Folkman, Darlene Carroll, Julie Sil- lonis, Sheryl Ray, Candice Fowler, Amanda Savage, Julie Matthews and Scott Wood. Back row, from left, Brian Benoit, Brent Bishop, Lonnie Culbertson, Sonya Richesin , Cherie Sisson, Patricia Gomeza, Shelley Hill, Brent Allen, Gordon Kenney, and Mrs. Moncur. The Jack and Jill Kindergarten class of Mrs. Mark Moncur presented a “Spring Fling” program the afternoon of May 23. Following the program the children received diplomas and refreshments were served to the more than 50 guests who attended the program and graduation. Pictured in the front row from left, are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver of Nyssa, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Shirley Elaine to Bruce D. Stillwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Still well of Eagle, Idaho. Miss Cleaver is employed at Mildred’s Beauty Shop in Nyssa. Stillwell is presently employed Out Our Way Club met May by the Amesjrngation Service 24 at the home of Mrs. Dinah in Nampa, Idaho. The couple is planhihg. a • Bishop. In observance of Mo ther’s Day the members each summer wedding. brought a honored guest. Ap twelve persons at POPPY SALE SUCCESS proximately tended. The next meeting will be Poppy Day, Friday, May 26 was very successful, according June 14 at the home of Mrs. to Mrs. Joe Maughn, treasurer Pat Cleaver unless otherwise She reports that sales totaled notified. $154.35 and exceeded last year’s sales. PINOCHLE PARTY Mrs. Herman Towne was Pooov Chairman U-HAUL Vf r GAIL JENSEN WESTERN BANK ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Naylor Jensen of Provo, Utah announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter,Gail to Gregg D. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Devere Nelson of Nyssa. The couple plan a July 28 ceremony in the Provo LDS Temple. A reception will ho nour them that evening at the BYU Alumni House. An in formal open house will further fete the newlyweds on August 4 in Nyssa. Hometown Memorial holiday guests at the home of Mrs. A. H. Boy dell and John Beckham were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith of Walnut Creek, California and Mrs. Harold (Dusty) Rhodes of Milton-Freewater. Mrs. Rhodes will be visiting with her mo ther for a few days. Sunday din ner guests including the above mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boydell of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Long of Boise. ♦ * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Britt Nedry of Boise were Saturday through Monday guests at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. Dirick Nedry. Miss Eva Boydell was a dinner guest during the holi days. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers had as their Memorial week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Eve rett Grant of Lewiston; the Rev. and Mrs. Jim Farmer, Jim and Brenda of Donnelly; John Som- mars, Ronnie and Judy of Cald well; , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and children of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bethel, and little John of Caldwell; and Mrs. Betty Carson and chil dren of El Cerrito, California. Rev. Farmer and family are in the process of moving to Donnelly from Billings, Mon- tana. ♦ ♦ ♦ Susan Chamberlin, accom- panied by an aunt, traveled to Provo Thursday, May 25. She attended the graduation exer cises of a cousin at Brigham Young University on Friday. Susan plans to work and spend the summer in Provo. » ♦ » Jim Danford of Bend visited at the home of hiS parents Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford over the holidays. » ♦ ♦ Mrs. Darrell Cartwright and children of Portland arrived May 20 at the home of the Arthur Cartwrights for an ex tended visit. Mrs. Arthur Cartwright, Mrs. Darrell Cartwright and children visited in Ogden for three days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson. The occasion was to get acquainted with the Johnson’s new baby boy. The Arthur Cartwrights and their guests spent the Memo rial Day holidays camping at Burnt River. 1lews flUi 1 ♦ I Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eld- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black- redge were Memorial Day din- burn and children, and Dale ner guests at the home of Mr. Schraufnagel attended a family and Mrs. John Metzler in Frui-potluck picnic Memorial Day tland. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A grandson Ron Eldredge and Douglas Eno in Boise, two friends from Portland spent ♦ ♦ ♦ the Memorial weekend at the Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roberts home of the T. H. Eldredges, of Ashland visited at the homes ♦ * * of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Cundall Miss Frances Foster re- and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts turned home Monday evening Saturday through Monday. ♦ * ♦ after spending four weeks in Portland where she visited Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby friends and held speaking en spent the Memorial three day gagements in various churches weekend at their cabin at Wal there. Enroute home she visi lowa Lake near Joseph. * * * ted the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Fos ter at Madras. Mr. and Mrs. Don Laugstrom ♦ ♦ ♦ of Corvallis visited over thq Mark Stringer was home for Memorial weekend with the Em J the weekend to visit his parents mett Sappe and Bud Sappe fa the Bill Stringers. Friends of milies. * * * Mark’s accompaning him from Corvallis and also spending the Mrs. Carmen Finch of Nampa weekend here as houseguests was a guest of Mrs. Audrejl were Gabriel Lara, Doug Brock Ward over the Memorial weekend. and Sherri Turner. NYSSA SWIMMING POOL RATES AND SEASON TICKETS Pool Opens Sat., June 3 (WEATHER PERMITTING) Under Sil Years of Age . . . No Charge (Allowed in main pool with parent only, and in wading pool accompanied by responsible adult) Six To Eighteen Years . $.25 Eighteen Years or Over............... $.50 Season Family - One or More Children Under 21, From June 1 . . . $24.00 (RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS) SEASON FAMILY - (NO CHILDREN) From June 1.................... $12.00 (RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS) Individual Under 18 Years — From June 1.....................$5.00 (R ates lower each 30 days ) Individual Over 18 Years — . . . $7.50 June 1 (Rates Lower Each 30 Days) SPECIAL PARTIES.............................. $20.00 (FOR NOT MORE THAN 20 PERSONS . . . REGULAR RATES FOR OVER 20) (SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CITY HALL NOW)
