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Page Four Thursday, February 22, 1973 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Stephens—LaFay Exchange Vows In Home Ceremony January 14 Mrs. Warren Adams Practice Teaching In Nyssa Schools fl^Hometown News Cail 372-2233 art a photo SHOW SLATED Engagement Announced FEB 26-28 The Art and Photo Show spon Friday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mace and sored by the Malheur Countiy and Mrs. Elvin Ballou were Mr. family of Portland are visiting Historical Society, will be held and Mrs. Lloyd Adams. at the home of Mrs.CecilCole- at the Malheur County l ibrary • * * man and Mrs. True Mace. in Ontario during the month of • ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Capper March. The show will be open and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dim Gary Wilson of Madras visi to the public during regular li mitt visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob ted his parents. Mr. and Mrs. brary hours. Dimmitt and family in Fruitland Boyd Wilson over the past week The subject matter of this Saturday. end. show is paintings of landscapes • 4 4 « • • and landmarks and also his Weekend guests of the Frank Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frlandand torical photos pertaining to Byers were Mr. and Mrs. James Nicki of Salem were weekend Malheur County. The grade and Carson of El Cerrito, Calif. guests of her parents Mr. and high schools of Malheur County Mrs. Ed Stephens was a Sun Mrs. Elob W ilson. will also be participating in * ♦ ♦ day afternoon caller. this show with art. Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Rawlins The entry time for this show Dirick Nedry attended the and Walter Anglesy of Rigby, is February 26, 27 and 28. Oregon Newspaper Association Idaho were February 13 over Work to be taken to the library. meeting in Eugene over the night guests of Mr. and Mrs. ORDER f weekend. Mrs. Nedry visited Lewis Riggs. Mrs. Rawlins was All art work must be matted or framed, ready to hang Each named Idaho writer of 1970 and exhibitor must pick up their EASTERN I with her mother, Mrs. P. W. has written the book "Explor work March 31. Ryser and sister, Dr. and Mrs. STAR I I Vernon Casterline and family ing Idaho’s Past” which is now Due to limited space and , in Salem. A daughter, Judy being used in the elementary hanging facilities, a limit of schools in Idaho as a text book. Nedry of Portland came to Sa two paintings by each adult ar The Golden Rule Chapter lem Friday evening. The Ned- tist will be necessary. Mrs. Irma Mvers returned O.E.S. met February 19 at the reys Mrs. Ryser and a guest For further information, call Masonic Hall with Worthy Ma Dennis Strand were dinner home Sunday after visiting since Mrs. Virginia Brandt, 372- tron and Worthy Patron Lois guests Saturday evening of the last December with her son 2824, Nyssa, Oregon chair and daughter-in-law. Mr. and and George Cartwright presi Casterlines. man. • • * Mrs. Harvey Myers in Cape ding. Mr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Ko Abe of Nyssa are happv to annoqae» Monday visitors at the home Coral, Florida. Enroute home Escorted and introduced were the engagement of their daughter Katherine Keido (Kay) to she stopped over in Denver to of Mrs. Orma Cleaver were Marie Holmes, member of Can Michael L. Williams, son irf Mr. and Mrs. George W. wil cer Committee of Grand Chap Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Estick and visit for a few days. liams of Portland. * ter of Oregon and John Harms, Michael of Los Angeles and Mr. Kay graduated from Nyssa High School in 1969 and North Pamela Kay Stephens of For her daughter’s wedding, and Mrs. Chester Chapman of MALHEUR POMONA western College of Business in 1971 She is employed^ Nyssa became the bride of Kelly Mrs. Stephens wore a rasp Worthy Patron of Golden Cham Meridian. Freightliner Corporation as a junior accountant. Gene LaFay of Phoenix, Arizona berry-colored street-length Chapter 103 Vale. • 4 * GRANGE #33 Williams graduated in 1969 from Jackson Higti School. at 1 p.m. Sunday, January 14 dress of polyester knit. Mrs. Worthy Patron presided dur Mrs. Fay Zink was a Sun- OREGON TRAIL GRANGE He works in the pr oof A partment of the First National Hank at the home of her sister, Mr. LaFay, mother of the groom ing Good of the Order. The fol day afternoon caller of Mrs. Memtiers of Malheur Pomona and goes to Portland St.it» University where he 1» study«* and Mrs. Douglas Hicks. The chose a rose-pink colored lowing were escorted and an Jim Griffin. Saturday visitors Grange »33 met in regular quar Members of Oregon Trail Reverend Robert Hutchinson of street-length dress of polyester addendum presented in honor of were Mrs. Judy Favorel and terly session at noon Saturday, Grange met in regular session for his degre»- ui business administration. A July 7 wedding in Portland is planned by the betrotlMd the Nyssa Methodist Church of knit. Both mothers wore orchid from 25 to 50 years member Zoan of Parma. February 17, at Oregon Trail Thursday evening, February 15, ♦ ♦ * ficiated at the double-ring cere corsages. couple. Grange Hall. ship; Mr. and Mrs. William with Master Ernie Metcalfpre- mony. ■XK ' '"M W ' The reception, following the Schireman, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- The meeting was called to or siding. Mr. and Mrs. JimGrunkehad AKH Home Extension Parents of the couple are Mr. ceremony was held at the Me cob Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. as their overnight guest, Thurs der by Master Ross Harvey. Legislative Chairman Frank BRIDGE ACTIVITIES and Mrs. Ed Stephens erf Nyssa, thodist Social Hall. Bernard Frost, Mr. and Mrs. day, Mrs. William Lyscomb of County Deputy Dale Teter was Sherwood called attention to Se Mrs. Kay LaFay of Milwau Attending the gift tabie were Harry Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul escorted to the Master’s sta nate Bill »42 concerning Vo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mi Holds Spedai Meet kee, Oregon and Gene LaFay of Bianca Steinhaus, Karen Win Roy Holmes, Mrs. Laura Pen L Croix and daughters of tion by Assistant Stewards Mr. lunteer Ambulance Districts. ne k hosted the Mr. and Mrs. The AKH Home Extension will New Meadows, Idaho. kle, KayC LaFay, and Mrs. rod, Mrs. Lois Bullock, Mrs. Parma were Sunday visitors. and Mrs. David Jacoby. Agriculture Chairman Harold Bridge Club Sunctiy, February ♦ ♦ ♦ ' Large baskets of white and Willis Wiley. Serving the guests Betty House, Mrs. Kathleen Two resolutions were pre Kurtz reported on the success 17. Guest players were Mr. have a special meeting Fe aqua carnations, roses and gla were Kelli Michael, Trish Wah- Wheeler, Mrs. Louise Wer- Mrs. Read Gyllenskog retur sented. A resolution from Ore of the California Pilot Work and Mrs. Arleigti Adams and bruary 26 at the Adrian Grada diolus enhanced both the home lert, Leann Bair and Lillian nick, Mrs. Emma Thompson, ned recently after visiting for gon Trail Grange concerning Program. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Holcomb. School cafeteria at 7 p.m. Hus bands are especially invited to and reception decorations. Moore. Gwena Orr was in Mrs. Amelia Pratt, Mrs. Nancy one month with her father Fred enforcement of Liability Insu Mrs. James Stephen made Higti score winner was Mrs. att< nd with th» ir wives The Big The bride given in marriage charge of the guest book. Goodell and Mrs. Beatrice Coburn in Smithfield, Utah. Mr rance Laws was approved. A available copies of a letter ad Holcomb. 4 4 4 Bend and Trl-Valhy E xienswe by her father, chose a white Both the bride and groom at Grosnickle. resolution from Wallowa Grang' dressed to NASA, MannedSpace Coburn had been ill. floor-length empire-waisted tended Nyssa High School. The Mrs. Howard Myrick enter groups will also join with AKH Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gyllen »22 concerning Probate Laws Craft Center, Astronaut Office, Following a choral presen gown. The skirt was overlaid groom was graduated in 1971 tation by Eckia Bacon, Nora skog and son Perry of Eugene for Hie evening. similar to Idaho Probate Laws Houston, Texas, 77058, concer tained memtiers of the Wednes with white and aqua lace. The and the bride will return to Graham, and Rose Willis ac were weekend guests of the Read There will be a film on Ore- day Bridg»- Club February 14. to be adopted by Oregon was ap ning the rigtit of every human gown featured a V-neck with graduate with her class this companied by Jessie Brown, Gyllenskogs. Mr. and Mrs. proved. being to express their faith in Scor»' winners were Mis. Lu- gon Industry in Oregon Alio lace edging. Her fingertip length spring. Hob Kindschy, Bl M employee each was presented a certificate Jerry Gyllenskog, Julie and Jim Agriculture Clmrman Blain God and the Bible publicly with cille Wilson and Mrs. Mitzi veil of illusion was secured who is in wildlife managemeal Kelly is manager of Linens at for their years of membership. of Ontario were Sunday dinner Girvin reported on the hearings out fear of censure. The letter Sadamori. 4 4 4 with a pearl tiara. She car- Diamond’s Department Store in will 1 speak. guests. to be held concerning land use is in answer to atheist Made ried a cascade of white roses, Phoenix, and his new bride, Tti ie public is invited to attend Tuesday Bridge Club met It was announced that the An and developenient. He urged line Murry O’Hare’s demand aqua carnations, and baby gla- Mrs. LaFay is employed as a nual Washington’s Banquet Scott Engstrom a student at everyone to attend these mee- that the Astronauts be publicly at the home of Mrs. Herb Fis diolus. secretary at Union Investment would be held February 23 at Brigham Young University spent tings which will be held in i censured for their act and that her February 13. High score Mrs. Douglas (Patsy) Hicks, Company in Phoenix where the the Golden Slipper in Vale at any further demonstrations of sinner was Mrs. Johnny Rus the weekend at the home of his March. LEGION AUXILIARY sister of the bride served as couple is making their first 7:30 p.m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Eng Legisltatlve Chairman Frank religion be prohibited by public sell with Mrs. Fiank Morgan matron-of-honor. She wore an home. Hostesses for the evening strom. receiving second higti. Sherwood led a discussion on leaders. Mrs. Stephen urged • • • aqua street-length dress and For their wedding trip to were Bonnie Sappe, Nancy Goo The Legion Auxiliary met * * * i a proposed school tax and urged I Grangers to express their opi carried a nosegay of white and Phoenix, the bride chose a dell and Gladys Newbill. Mrs. Artie Robertson h t«d ■ ■ f Mn wutwr nion to NASA. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keck nd everyone to study the measure aqua carnations and gladiolus. pale aqua dress of polyester Next meeting will be March Richland, Washington, were carefully before voting. A discussion was held on why a pair of bridg» parties, one Coffman, Tuesday, FebruarytO Brian Hirai of Nyssa served knit. 5 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. weekend guests of Mrs. A. H. CW'A Chairman Cleta De Boor Liability Insurance Laws are February 15 and the other Fe There w.-r<- 11 members pre as best man. Keck. reported that the goal for en not being enforced and a letter bruary 16. Two table were in sent and the business meeting • ♦ • tries in the sewing contest had of inquiry was directed to Le play each day. High winners an was conducted by Merle T'>wne, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harold- been raised to 55 for the County gislative Members DennyJones the 15th were Mrs. Paul Pen president. Refreshments were served rod and Mrs. JoeCundall with son spent the weekend at the and urged the Subordinate CW'A and Bob Smith. During the Lecturer’s pro Mrs. Shortie Brandt and Mrs. by the hostess Mrs. Coffman. home of Mr. and Mrs. Orlee Chairmen to do everything pos Next meeting will be held gram, Master Ernie Metcalf Frank Morgan tak.ng honors sible to help meet it. Sipes in Homedale. • • • March 15. Lecturer Ellen Jones reques told of a recent trip to Mexico on the 16th. Dr. and Mrs. Clay Morgan of ted all Lecturers who haven't City. Mrs. Metcalf described Boise were Sunday guests at the already done so to mall in their some of the beautiful buildings and showed pictures of street home of Mrs. Frank Morgan. 4th quarter reports. • • * During the Lecturer’s pro scenes and people. One event Mr. and Mrs. John Penrod gram the Rock & Pound Or turned out to be quite exci of Idaho Falls were weekend chestra delighted the Grangers ting when Ernie decided to have guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul with three numbers; ’’The Red his suit pressed and found that River Valley, The Church In it would cost $40. As it happened Penrod. ♦ ♦ * the Wildwood, and the Battle the ’"dollars” were pesos and Mrs. Lester Oden recently Hyrnn of the Republic” which that makes quite a difference spent one week with her grand was dedicated to President Lin in the price. Refreshments were served children in Pilot Rock while coln and President Washington. their parents Mr. and Mrs. The Ri P Orchestra is compo by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephen Fred Mitchell were in Portland. sed of ten or twelve members and Mr. and Mrs. James Ste • • • of Vale Grange and Is direc phen. FLOWERS A GIFTS The next regular meeting will Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin ted by Mrs. Blanch Burgess. FOR ALL OCCASIONS attended the District Cancer Beside the violin, piano and be held March 1, 8 p.m. All meeting in Baker, Wednesday. solist, there are many ‘"unu members are urged to attend. Director The meeting was in preparation sual” instruments. for the cancer drive to be held B. Burgess is a former State PINOCHLE PARTY in March. Guest speaker at the Lecturer. ■••••••••a•••••••••••••••••»••■••••••«••• Elwood Standage was instal noon luncheon was Dr. William Tin Tuesday Afternoon Pi Noblet of the Mountain States led as Pomona Executive Com nochle Club met February 13 mittee member by Deputy Dale ; at the home of Mrs. Bertha Tumor Institute of Boise. • • * Teter. Rudelick with Verna Martin as Prior to the meeting a lun- a i guest player. Prize winner Mrs. Kay Brendle returned Betty Rieb A Francis Focht home after accompanying her cheon was served by Oregon was Mrs. Mae Bretz. Next i father, Harry L. Peterson to Trail CW a women to 41 mem- meeting will be at the home of 601 Main 372-3948 the Los Angeles and Long Beach bers from six granges. The la- 1 Mrs. Blanche Weeks, Tuesday, areas for a week. bles were decorated in a Valen- 1 February 27. • • • tine theme. Everyone was in- ■ vited to “Have a Heart” and I the lucky hearts brought gifts I to Rose Stone, Vale, Sadie Met- I calf, Oregon Trail; Dale Teter, I CASH - TERMS . BANK AMERICARO The American Legion and Au Big Bend; Bertha Sonner, Ore- I xiliary will hav" a potluck din gon Slope, Lois Boenig, Ore- I WASHERS ner Thursday, March 1 at 7 RANGES gon Trail and Mabel Harvey, I p.m. at the Eagles Hall. Norge - Used . . . . Oregon Slope. I $29.95 Milk has something for every body.. Even Mark Spitz’s. 40” Prestoline-Used.......... $39.95 The potluck dinner is in honor The next Pomona nieetingwilll Norge - Used . . . , $39.95 40” Westinghouse-Used . . . .$49.95 of the American Legion's birth b* held Mav 19, 8p.m. at Boule- I Kelvinator - Used . $39.95 40” Philco-Used.................... $49.95 day anniversary. vard Grange. 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Trip is transferable, but is not re Motorola 23” Color-Used. .$249.95 birthdays in January and Fe used successfully by thousands all over Spend 7 days, 6 glorious nights in the Frost Free .$259.95 deemable for cash. bruary. Then all were honored the country for 14 years Odrmex Plan world-famous Palm Springs Interna costs 13 25 and the large economy sift with pin-ons fur Valentine’s Round trip flight for 4 from Portland tional Hotel, the largest hotel in the In FREE DELIVERY 30 Day Guarant«« on Used Appliances Day. Next meeting will be Fe J5 25 Vou must lose ugly fat or your on Western Airlines' “Sunbreak,’’ the ternational Dunes chain Includes food money will be refunded No questions bruary 27 at 8 p.m. in thelOOF daily through-jet to Palm Springs First and room for 4 people. asked Sold with this guarantee by Hall. This Sunbreak sponsored by the milk break people NYSSA RFXALL PHARMACY Hostesses for the evening 129 Main St. DAIRY FARMERS OF OREGON were Leona Reeves and Orma 3rd A MAIN NYSSA 372-3196 Mall Orders Filled Cleaver. Mrs. Warren Adams, the for mer Lucille Bertram, is stay ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram during the week while practice teach ing the English and P.E. de partments of Nyssa HighSchool. Both Warren and Lucille are Nyssa High School graduates. He is a regional news editor with the Nampa Idaho Free Press and the Caldwell News- Tribune, and they live in Nampa. He graduated from the College of Idaho last spring, and Lucille will graduate this spring with a degree in Education after completion of her practice teaching. ' t I. O I GRANGE NEWS “How much milk do I drink? 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