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50th Anniversary to be Observed An open house reception will be held Saturday, February 10, in honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Orr, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the L.D.S. Church in Nyssa. Hosting the reception will be their children Mrs. Vera Scott, Payette; Mrs. Virginia Cleaver, Nyssa; Betty Orr, Ontario; Lamar Orr, Longview, Washington and Major Nathan Orr, Bellevue, Nebraska. All relatives and friends are invited to attend. The family’s request is "No gifts, please." Couple To Wed Saturday Afton Mitchell of Nyssa and Harold Green of Boise will be married at the LD6 Stake House in Nyssa, Saturday, February 3, by Bishop Glen Peterson. The couple will make their home in Boise. An open house will be held at the Stake House from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The public is invited' Thursday, February 1, 1973 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon Page Four at attend. The request is -no gifts please." The affair will be hosted by the family; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Mitchell, Fred Keller, Orval Raymond, Don Shepard, Fred Mitchell, Dale Mitchell and Dan Reece. "X N REBEKAHS MEET "MW "M H ' BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Hometown News Cummings—Steinke United In Double Ring Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jack- Call 372-2233 son entertained the Couple's The Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge met January 23 at the bridg«* club Friday, January Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers 26. Winning high honors were IOOF hall, with Noble Grand and Mrs. Buster Talbot were both celebrated birthday anni- Hazel Farr presiding. Jim Grunke and Mrs. Marie Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hicks and versarys in January. They were Following roll call Dorthy Wilson. girls and Buster's father. Rus Sunday dinner guests in honor 4 Winder, District Deputy Pre sident from Golden Rule Lodge sell Talbot. They helped the of their birthdays at the home Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson ♦64 Vale along with her in Talbots work on their house in of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers hosted the Saturday bridge club, the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. in Ontario. stalling staff were introduced Friday, January 26. Guest pla * • • Rusty Talbot joined the group Rose Stone, acting warder; yers were Dr. and Mrs. John in the evening for supper. Visiting at the home of Mr. Heitzman and Mr. and Mrs. Neoda Sperling, secretary, Ma • • * and Mrs. Elton Clapp Saturday Gary Condon. High score win bel Largent, treasurer; Marie The John Weeks of Seneca were his sister Mrs. Clara Jacobson, chaplain, Violet Hill, ner was Gerald S1mant.1l »bile muscian, Georgia Clark, inside visited his mother, Mrs. Blan Williams and two nieces Viola second high score went to Mrs. guardian and Sophia Bethel, che Weeks Sunday. Also there Ayers and Grace Simian. Sun Don Oldemeyer. for dinner were her sister, day visitors at the Clapp resi • 4 4 marshall. New officers for Yellow Rose Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squire of dence was Mr. and Mrs. Mar The Thursday bridge club Caldwell. Rebekah Lodge installed were Boise and sister-in-law, Mrs. vin Wiley of met at the home of Mrs. R. 4 • 4 Leona Reeves, Noble Grand, Hazel Farr. Afternoon callers G. Larson. Sr. Guest player were Mrs. Edna McGinnis, Mr. Visitors at the home of Mr. Anna Marostica, vice grand, was Mrs. A. C. Sallee. High Louise Wernick, secretary, and Mrs. Vernon Weeks of Par and Mrs. T. H. Eldredge Sun honors went to Mrs. Jo«' Mau- Wilma Ostrom, treasurer, ma, Mrs. Virginia Rookstool, day were Mr. and Mrs. Ed ghn with Mrs. Larson taking Blanche Weeks, warder, Vir Mrs. Bertha Rudelick and Mrs. Mordhorst 4 of Payette. second high. 4 4 Anna Marostica. ginia Rookstool, conductor. Ka ... • * Charles Steffens and Joe thleen Wheeler, chaplain, Beu Brumbach were dinner guests The regular Tuesday wo- Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. lah Gann and Merle Johnson, Jim Favorel and family Sunday at the home of W. W. Fosters men's bridge club met at the supporters to Noble Grand; home of Mrs. Marge Jackson, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Bertha Rudelick, Harriett War * * • Monday. January 29. Guest pla Jim Griffin and brother, Mr. and ren, sufiporters to Vice Grand, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost yers were Sandy Morrison and Mrs. Lonnie Goreell and Penny Verna Martin, musician, Nita visited at the home of Mr. and Lucille Mvrick. Prizes were of Boise. Mae Wiley and Emily Clapp, • • « Mrs. Max Brown in Boise Sun won by Carol Hoff and Donna inside and outside guardians, Barbara Holmes stayed a few day. Other guests were Mrs. South. Rose Toombs, color bearer and Bess Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gen«1 Hazel Farr, Past Noble Grand. days last week with her grand mother, Mrs. Jesse Shuster. Champlin and family, all of Twin Noble Grand Leona Reeves ♦ 4 • 4 Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed presented outgoing Noble Grand Oon Winchester, a former re Lieb of Thorp, Washington. Hazel Farr a gift from the 4 4 4 Mrs. Harriet Turner and Lodge. District Deputy Presi sident of Nyssa (parents are Mr. Mrs. Tom Johnson returned Mrs. Tony Pittz of Owyaee and Mrs. Asa Winchester) of dent Dorthy Winder presented Monday after spending the Junction were guests of Clint Emily Clapp and Blanche Weeks Anchorage, Alaska was an over weekend at the home of her Bellows and Mary Alsager of night guest of Mr. and Mrs. marriage Miss with their seals of profiency. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Pat the "Today in Idaho" T.V. pro Stormle Gale Cummings of Blanche Weeks was elected Bert Ross Tuesday. He was Sweaney in Caldwell. While gram on KTVB in Boise. Ja Vale to Allan Kirt Steinke of the new three year trustee. Fi accompanied by a friend Mark there, they celebrated Mrs. nuary 24. Vale and Juntura was an event nance committee appointed was Tellet. They had been to Los Sweaney’s birthday anniver The women enjoyed the in of December 30, 1972. The Beulah Gann, Harriett Warren Angeles attending a hobby show. sary. Sunday, Mrs. Johnson terview with Brig. General, couple exchanged vows at a 7 and Blanche Weeks; Louise They plan to open a gift shop in Anchorage in the near future. accompanied the Pat Sweaneys Mildred Bally of the U.S. Army, p.m double ring ceremony at Wernick, publicity and Kathleen • • * to the Malcomb Rossman home one of two women Generals. the Vai«1 Christian Church. Ken Wheeler, Good of Order Chair in Boise where they were din General Rally was charming in Beckman of Boise, Idaho of man. Visiting for two days last ner guests. her olive drab uniform, with ficiated. Parents of the couple All assisted in serving re week at the home of the Mel * « • one star on each shoulder and are Mr. and Mrs. William N. freshments. The next meeting Becks was Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sunday visitors at the home ribbons denoting her services. Cummings Sr. and Mr. andMrs. will be February 13 at the Beck and son Ken of Burley of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Pittz Dareld Steinke of Vale. IOOF ball. Idaho. were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Co also enjoyed visiting the beau Decorating the church were rak of Caldwell. tiful KTVB building. planter candelabrum with red Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ken and white carnations and red and neth Reece and Jan and Mrs. green candles. A poinsetta plant Kirk Cleaver and Dirk visi was also used. ted Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Corak The bride was given in mar in Halfway. The occasion being riage by her father. She wore Mrs. Corak's birthday anniver a white satin gown made entrain sary. with a lace yoke and a shoulder- • • • length mantilla. She carried a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale of nosegay of white carnations Eugene were recent visitors at centered with red roses and the home of the Ray Russells. Christmas greens and tied with • * • red and avocado streamers on a Sunday afternoon visitors at »hit«’ Bibb the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matron of honor for her sis Penrod were Mr. and Mrs. C. ter was Mrs. Eddl<- Lee. She E. Fry of Nampa. wore a gold A-line gown of • • • antique satin and carried a Fred Child, Frank Rodrequez nosegay of white and r«-d car- and Don Sappe attended the nations and Christmas greens High School Rodeo meeting in tied with red and avocado Redmond, Oregon over the streamers. weekend. Best man for his brother was • • Dean Steinke of Vale. Usher was Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Flin- William Cummings Jr..brother ders recently returned from a 1 Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jensen of the bride. visit in Denver with Mr. and A reception was held at the St. announce the engagement of Mrs. Richard Johnson and fa mily. Their granddaughter, An their daughter Julie Ann to Patrick's Parish Hall The re drea Saunders of Meridian ac Mr. Raymond G. Haltiner. son ception table was covered with companied them. Flinders re of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haltiner a lace cloth and net skirt over green. The four-tiered wedding turned home after a week's visit of Salt Lake City, Utah. The future bridegroom filled cake was trimmed with red and Mrs. Flinders and Andrea stayed another week visiting a mission to Germany for the roses and red and white carna- L.D.S. Church and is a graduate tions circled the base of the before returning home. cake, Red ribbon roses deco- of the University of Utah. i-4-4-4-^4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4 March 16 is the wedding date rated the top tier. Guests were PINOCHLE PARTIES selected by the couple. The Wednesday Pinochle club MEETING HELD was held at the home of Louise Party Honora Wernick January 24. Guest The Delta Kappa Gamma met Afton Mitch«ll player was Leona Reeves. Tra in Nyssa at the Methodist veling prize winners were A party was held Friday, Ja Church in January. Bessie McConnell and Merle nuary 26 at the home of Mrs. Guest speaker was Allan Johnson. Leona Reeves high Donna Glenn in honor of the Rainsberry of Ontario who winner and Lola Gutherie low. forthcoming marriage of Afton spoke (xi "Women in Social • • • Mitchell. Security." Mrs. Thelma Hammon en Those attending besides the The next meeting will beheld tertained the Happy Dozen Pi honoree were Alice Williams, in Vale in February. Mrs. W. nochle Club at her Ontario Virginia Bybee, Alice Banner, L. Me Partland will be chair home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Roma Alvord, and Avis man of the program. Mary Hatt was a guest player Mascript of New Plymouth. —Opal Alcorn, publicity. Prizes were won by EAia De The group enjoyed playing Haven, Elsie Diven, Goldie Ro pinochle and presented Afton Marriage Lic«ni«g berts and Bernice Toomb. Mitchell with a gift. Thomas Gail Terry and Paula Renee Becker, both Ontario. Robert Charles Marquis, Vale andTroba Vivian McNutt Payette* Donald Leo Ray, Ontario and Mitzi Ann Garland. Vai*-. Raul Gonzales, Jr. and Josh- lin Kay Smith both Ontario. Harold William Green, Boise and Afton Iva Mitchell, Nyssa. Women Visit TV Station ed \oc ^hies Hearing Aids CONSULTATION MALHEUR MEMORIAL HO6P1TAL FREE January 25 - Mr. and Mrs Larry Sifts, Parma, boy. January 27 - Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hall Jr., Nyssa, boy. 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Fri., Feb. 2, 1973 For Hom« S«rvic« Call 372-3347 Pharmacy "• om I1IIM1 toi HAM htma OM 319 S.W. 4th AVENUE, ONTARIO, OREGON « < J CRADLE ROLL CLEANING AND ADJUSTING OF YOUR PRESENT HEARING AID HEARING TESTS Professional Directory Physicians and Surgeons K. E. KERBY M.D. K. A. DANFORD, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2241 HOURS: 9 to 12 noon 4 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday through Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday. MAULDfNG CLINIC L. A. Mauldlng, M.D. Charles E. Vanetti, M.DJ Physicians and Surgeon» Dial 372-2216 HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and 2 to 5 P.M , • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 9 to 12 noon, Wednesday and Saturday. Weight labs. "By appoint ment only" Wednesday. LI-IXX44444444 4 1444444 FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO FREE seated at tables covered with white cloths and centered with an arrangement of r d andin- cado bows. Miss Donna Guerrh agoitu cut the wedding cake. Miss Mary Ingram served the coffee ud Miss Julie Kopp served th punch. Mrs. Tony Justus, Miu Linda M< Ixughlm opened the gifts and the bri<k*groo<n's sis ter. Miss Cherri Steinke, in charge of th»' guest book. Al so assisting with the re. eptm were Mrs. Ruth Vice. Mrs. Ja han Cenlga, Mrs. Marie Mc Laughlin and Mrs. Angel (kier- ricagoitia. The bride's mother woreaa Oriental-styled gown of blur with an overprint of white sad gold chrysanthemums. Th bridegroom's mother wort i purple gown. Both wore cor sages of white chrysanthemums The bride attended Vale schools and graduated from Vale High in 1970. She vu trained by and worked for th F B I. in Washington, D. C m a clerk-typist She later wor ked as an aid*- at th« Malheur Nursing Home. The bridegroom attended Vale schools andgri- duated with the Vale HighClasi of '70. He is employed by the Oregon State Highway Depart ment and hea<k|uartered st Juntura. For her golng-away outfit the bride chose a gray pant suit with short gray topcoat Following a honeymoon in Boi se, the couple is now at horn near Drewsey. holy ROSARY hospital January 24 - Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo Mendoza, Ontario girl January 25 - Mr. and Mrsi Allen Wilson, Ontario, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Don Helslev Payette, boy. January 26 - Mr. and Mrs Herman Brewer, Ontario, boy January 29 - Mr. and Mrs Donald Boyll, Payette, boy January 30 - Mr. and Mrs Fverett Huggins, Weiser, girl DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D, Physician and Surgeon 10 to 12 noon 4 HOURS 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Frj- day. 10 to 12 Saturday.. Phones: Office 372-3365 372-3173 Residence Optometrists DR. JOHN FASLY 387 S. W. 4th AVENUE Ontario, Oregon - Phone Ontario .... 889-8017 DR. J. E. HEITZMAN 7 North 2nd Street Nyssa .... 372-3747 V«t«rinarian»__ TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL ; Phone 372-2251 DR. B. E. RCJ6S . 372-3551 Nyssa . . i
