Pag« Four
Thursday, Jun« 29, 197?^
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
Engagement Announced
W.W. Foster Family
Gathers For Reunion
There was much excitement 60th wedding anniversary cele
last weekend at the W.W. Foster bration held Sunday, April 30,
home, 301 Park Avenue, as fa 1972. Following the services,
mily members and relatives 40 of the group gathered for
arrived for a great reunion, a family dinner in the church
in connection with the belated social hall with Rev. Hutchin
60th wedding anniversary of the son and family as guests. The
"Honey” Fosters, who were dinner was arranged by Mr.
married May 1,1912 at Boulder, and Mrs. Raymond Sager and
Colorado.
The Fosters have Frances Foster. Mrs. Chelda-
lived in Nyssa since their mar lln furnished beautiful rose
riage and all of their sons and floral arrangements.
daughters are graduates of
The festivities continued that
Nyssa High School.
This is evening in the parlor of the
the first time since 1956 that church, with family members
all of their seven children have joining regular Sunday evening
been home all at the same time. Bible study and hymn sing.
Those attending were Mr. and This one was dominated by the
Mrs. Raymond (Crete Marie) "Foster Clan’’, and testimonies
Sager of Nyssa; Howard Foster, and childhood memories shared
Colusa, Calif.; Mrs. Harold by the four "Childers” brother
(Margaret Eleanor) Torgeson of and sisters.
Frances played
Front row from left: Laura, Michael, Eric, Bobby and
Foxhole, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. and sang Psalm 103 in Eng
Brian Foster, grandchildren of Howard Foster; Kathleen
Curtis Foster, Marietta, Geor lish and Punjabi with her new
and John Williams, Sagers Grandchildren; Ruth Ann Wil
gia; Miss Frances Foster, W. ” Autoharp’’.
son, daughter of Charles and Grace Wilson; Rose, Paul
Pakistan; Mr. and Mrs.Charles
All had a pleasant time get
and Mark Foster, children of Tom Foster.
(Grace) Wilson, Juneau, Alaska; ting acquainted with members
Second row: Frances Foster, daughter, missionary to
and the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Fos of the “clan”, never met before.
Pakistan; Curtis Foster, son, Marietta, Georgia; Howard
ter, Madras, Oregon; ten of the Each told a little of himself
Foster, son, Coiusa, California; Mrs. Raymond (Crete)
19 grandchildren and eight of and their activities. Mrs. Fos
Sager, daughter, Nyssa; Wilbur W. Foster, father and
the 19 great-grandchildren.
ter ably led in this part of the
grandfather; Mrs. Wilbur (Ruth Childers) Foster, mother
Also present was a sister- program, drawingout from each
and grandmother; Mrs. Charles (Grace) Wilson, daughter,
in-law, Mrs. Paul Childers, and their interests, hobbies and ac
Mrs. Childers sistei; Olive complishments.
The family
Double Twentyfifth
Ainsworth. Other out of town continued to reminisce in the
Wedding
guests included the Rev. J.J. Foster home until late Sunday
Flemmings of Wilder; the Rev. evening.
All of the children
Anniversary
Chester Sager of Eagle; the Bela expressed their gratitude for
Sager family of Middleton and Godly parents and a Christian
Mr. and Mrs. DouglasCruson
Dr. Bob Kevern and family of home.
were pleasantly surprised this
It was a most plea
Vale.
past weekend when Mrs. (Lois)
sant time and will be remem
An especially pleasant sur bered all of the remaining life
Cruson’s twin sister, Mr. and
prise was the arrival of Mrs. time.
Mrs. Gene Robb of Denver,
Foster’s brother and wife, Mr.
Colorado flew here for the week
The children gave their dad
and Mrs. Gene Childers of Ri
end. June 25 was the 25th Wed
a recliner chair as a Father’s
verton, Wyoming; and sisters
ding Anniversary of both cou
Day gift and gave both of their
Mrs. Morris Bowie of Swath-
ples who were married in a
parents a combination washer
double-ring and double-wedding
more, Penn., and Mrs. O.L.
and dryer as an anniversary
Dever of Boulder, Colorado.
ceremony.
While here the two couples
Mrs. Dever, the former Crete gift.
The Fosters want to express
enjoyed having dinner out to
Childers,
taught in Nyssa
their thanks to the many friends
gether one evening and also a
schools before her marriage.
scenic trip to the Owyhee Dam.
She and her husband recently who have helped to make this
Mrs. Cruson took the Robb’s
celebrated their 50th wedding time a memorable one. Espe
cially to Mrs. Beth Ellis, who
to catch the plane for Denver,
anniversary.
Monday morning June 26.
Two of the youngest members offered her home and to the
of the party were little Holly, Charles Steffens for their room.
SUSAN ELIZABETH RAY
eight-month old daughter of Mr. Also to the Lassiters, Bernice
Pounds,
Grace
Patterson,
Ruth
The engagement of Miss
and Mrs. Jerry (Bonnie) Bevins
of Portland; and the newly adop Klinkenberg, Fern Bratton, Susan Elizabeth Ray to Sgt.
Steve C indell was announced by
ted baby daughter of Mr. and Eula McConnell, and daughter
the bride-elect’s parents, Mr.
Eileen
for
their
help
in
pre
Mrs. Harlan Sager, Sara, six -
months old,
who recently paring and serving the Sunday and Mrs. Walter L. Ray of San
dinner.
Many thanks to all. Angelo, Texas at an announce
arrived from Korea.
ment party with 75 guests in
Most of the guests arrived
attendance. The party was held
the evening of Friday, June 16.
June 18 at the home of Miss
Many
attended the Spitze-
Ray’s aunt, Mrs. J. K. Ray
Luther wedding the afternoon
with other aunts, Mrs. Sam
of Saturday, June 17. That
Among those celebrating Powell, Mrs. A. J. Jennings,
evening 28 members enjoyed wedding anniversaries during
Mrs. George Graham, Mrs.
a smorgasbord dinner at the the month of July are:
Fred
Jeffers, Mrs. W. K.
Moore Hotel in Ontario.
July 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powell, Mrs. R. N. Jennings
Sunday morning the entire Franklin«
co-hosting the fete.
family attended the Methodist
July 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cindell
Church services and welcomed Mitchell.
of Nyssa are parents of the
the new minister, the Rev. Ro
July 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Bob prospective bridegroom.
bert Hutchinson and family. , Wilson.
The wedding will be August
Mrs. Foster wore her beauti
July 11 - Mr.
and Mrs.
ful Swiss eyelet embroidery , Glade Chadwick; Mr. and Mrs. 18 in Emmanuel Eposcopal
Church in San Angelo, Texas.
wedding gown that she had worn Mel Hittie.
The bride-elect is a graduate
as a bride, and again for her
July 12 - Mr.
and Mrs. of Chelan HighSchool inChelan,
Frank Simmons.
Washington and is a sophomore
July 19 - Mr.
and Mrs. at Angelo State University. Her
Ward Lundy,
fiance, a graduate of Ontario
July 22 - Mr.
and Mrs. High School and is now in the
Darell Sawyer; Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Air Force stationed at
Dan Reece.
Goodfellow Air Force Base in
July 26 - Mr.
and Mrs. Texas.
Physicians
Jerry Williams.
July 28 - Mr. and MrsJohn
and Surgeons
Marsh.
July 29 - Mr.
and Mrs.
K. E. KERBY M.D.
BY AVO MOELLER
Wayne Dickson.
K. A. DANFORD, M.D.
PHONE 372-2733
July 31 - Mr. and Mrs. W.S.
F. J. SYKES, M.D.
Lowrance .
ARCADIA - Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wallace of Yuciapu, Calif,
Physicians and Surgeons
visited June 20 and 21, in the
MERRY WIDOWS
Dial 372-2241
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
The Merry Widows enjoyed Bullard.
Wallace and Mrs.
HOURS: 9 to 12 noon A 2 to
dinner at McGarvin's Smorquets Bullard are cousins, Others
5 P.M. - Monday through
in Caldwell, June 25. It was a visiting them were Lee Dail and
Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday.
‘ pay off” dinner with twelve family, Bertha Matherley, Mr.
members present.
and Mrs. John Zittercob and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail and
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family.
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Second class petty officer,
Charles E. Vanetti, M.D.
Richard Fouche of Bremer
Physicians and Surgeons
ton, Wash, spent his two weeks
Dial 372-2216
furlough with his sister, Mrs.
HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and
Ira Ure, Jr. and family.
2 to 5 P.M., - Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carroll
Tuesday, Thursday and
and
family of Horse Shoe Bend
Friday. 9 to 12 noon,
visited in the Henry Carroll
Wednesday and Saturday.
home Sunday.
Weight labs. "By appoint
Ruth Carroll who is employ
ment only" Wednesday.
ed in Portland, spent from Wed
nesday till Friday with her
DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D.
parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Physician and Surgeon
Carroll. She came to attend
HOURS: 10 to 12 noon A
the reception for Lee Ann Wil
2 to 5 P.M. - Monday,
son and Randy Riggs.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik
day.
10 to 12 Saturday.
visited her aunt Mrs. Eva Lyons
Phones
Office 372-3365
in Boise on Monday.
For about the same price
Residence
372-3173
Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mrs. Ron
a* three of theae window
Schoen and Bertha Matherley
units, you can buy Lennox
Optometrists
spent from Friday until Mon
««hole-house air condition-
day at the Bullard summer
ng . . . it's especially
DR. JOHN EASLY
home in McCall.
easy if you have a ducted
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¿^naacied
Juneau, Alaska; Rev. Tom Foster, son, Madras, Oregon;
and Mrs. Harold (Margaret Eleanor) Torgerson, daughter,
Foxhome, Minn.
Back row:
Mrs. Curtis (Ruth Bratton) Foster, Mrs.
Bob (Barbara) Foster and husband Bob, Boise; Mrs. Howard
(Eva) Foster and daughter, Diane, Colusa, Calif.; Raymond
Sager; Jerry and Bonnie Bevens, Portland; Rosalie and Don
Foster, Lewistown, Mont.; Tim Wilson, Charles Wilson and
Mike Wilson, all of Juneau, Alaska; and Mrs. Tom (Coleen)
Foster, Madras.
MISS RODEO OREGON CHOSEN
The Miss Rodeo OregonCon- from throughout the state in the
test was held in conjunction with Miss Rodeo Oregon contest,
The
the Blue Mountain Rodeo held
— - girls
= ’ were constantly on
in La Grande last weekend. the g°. according to Miss Wil-
Winner of the Miss Rodeo cox; this included tours of the
Oregon title this year was Vicki valley plus working in a store
Christenson of Roseberg. Arnie’ for two hours one day to meet
Hudson of Bend was chosen the public.
The contestants were judged
Miss Congeniality.
Trudie Wilcox, of Ontario, on horsemanship, poise, and
queen of the Fovrth of July personality and appearance.
Vale Rodeo, was chosen first Legion & Auxiliary
runner-up in the Miss Rodeo
Oregon contest.
Hold Tea Tonight
Trudy is somewhat unique
All members of the Ameri
in that her mother, then Joyce can Legion and Auxiliary are
Plummer, was named queen of invited to a tea Thursday night
the Vale Rodeo in 1948. She (today) June 29 at the Eagle’s
also reigned over the Malheur Hall at 8 p.m. Patsy Wilson,
County Rodeo.
girl state representative will
A total of ten girls competed present her report at the tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fangen announce the engageftint
of their daughter, Miss Debra J. Fangen to William J. (Guy)
Hansen son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen of Port Orchard,
Washington.
Debra is a graduate of Nyssa High School and is now em
ployed at F & F Sports Center in Ontario.
Guy graduated from Port Orchard High School and served
in the U. S. Navy with overseas duty in Japan and Hawaii.
He is employed at the Ontario Merc.
The couple have planned their wedding for September ^23
of this year at St. Bridget’s Catholic Church in Nyssa wjth
a reception following the ceremony.
Emmett Holds Cherry Festival
More than 5,000 spectators
lined the streets of Emmett for
a weekend parade celebrating
the 38thannualCherryFestival.
On hand were several bands
and floats, including the grand
sweepstakes winner from Al
bertson’s and Harrison’s Va
riety. The Mayor’s Trophy went
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Happy
Anniversary
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us today for more infor
mation.
And enjoy the view this
summer.
ZIMMERMAN
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
13 N. 2nd St. Nyssa
Phone 372-3911
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bridge activities
Hosting a bridge and pot
luck on June 24 were the Wil-
ton Jacksons’. High for the
women
was
Mrs. Evelyn
Wieneke. Other couples play-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Grunke, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wil
son and Mrs. Bill Morrison.
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The Mr. and Mrs. BridgeClub
met June 24
at the Harry
Miners’ home. Winning high for
the women was Mrs. Neil Dim-
mick and Mr. Fred Guthrie was
high for th* men.
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to Nolan Drug and First Se
curity Bank’s float.
First place in religious eji-
tries went to the Church pt |he
Nazarene, and the top award
for the humorous category went
to the Gem County Chamber of
Commerce.
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