Pink and Yellow Theme
At Bump - Moore bedding
Gann'* Colobrato
55th Wodding
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann
celebrated their 55th Wedding
Anniversary Sunday, April I,
with a no-host dinner at their
home.
Those
attending were the
Gann's three daughters, Mr.
and
Mrs.
Burton (Paulene)
Ritchey, Juntura, Oregon, Mrs.
Dan (Joye) Norland and son,
Kaare of Pomeroy, Washington
and Mr. and Mrs. Walt (Fayetta)
Looney and sons of Nyssa.
Other
guests were Mrs.
Leoaa Reeves, Mrs. Hope Gri
der of Ontario; Mrs. Jennie
Grider of Dodge City, Kansas,
Mr and Mrs. Randy Findley and
Lynn Findley of Vale and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Ziegenbeine,
Terry and Rob of Nyssa.
OKK Club Mooting
The OKK Club will meet a
week earlier this month than
usual at the home of Mrs. Anita
Peutz with Mrs. Haxel Miller
co-hostess. The roll call will be
a card party. The club will meet
Thursday, April 12.
At a double-ring ceremony
held March 18, 1973 at St.
Stepehns Episcopal Church in
Newport, Oregon, Emily Ann
Bump of Bend, Oregon, became
the bride of Henry E. Moore, Jr.
of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Fa
ther Tom Park of Newport and
Father Bob Parlour, formerly
of Bend, officiated at the cere
mony in the presence of 130
guests.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Bump
of Newport and Mrs. Mane E.
Moore of Adrian and the late
Rev. Henry E. Moore.
Decorating the church were
window boxes of pink mums and
daffodils and baskets of pink
gladioli and yellow and white
spider mums.
Soloist was Mrs. Preston
Waller of Bend, who was accom
panied by Mrs. Tony Fish of
Newport.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore an ivory
satin floor-length gown with
lace over bodice. The gown was
styled with a high collar, with
satin ruffle, long full sleeves
with deep cuffs and was en
hanced with tiny lace covered
buttons
on bodice front and
cuffs. The gown was made by
the bride’s mother. Her lace
chapel-length veil
was held
to a satin bow. She carried a
cascading bouquet of pink and
yellow rosebuds interspersed
with ribbons.
Mrs.
Gary Crulkshank of
Bend was maid of honor. She
wore a floor-length gown of
green. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Keith Johnson of Albany and
Mrs. David Marfield of Moscow.
They were attired in floor-len
gth gowns of pink and yellow.
AU attendants carried a cascade
of pink carnations.
Lighting the candles prior to
the ceremony were Miss Amy
Cruikshank
and Master Jay
Whiteman, both at Bend.
Gary Cruikshank of Bend was
bestman. Ushering the guests
was Harold Bump, cousin of the
bride, Corvallis, and Walter
Bump, brother of the bride,
Newport.
For the ceremony, the bride's
mother wore a pink street-len-
k
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Mr. and Mrs. RichardCoaant
of Nampa and Mrs.
Alberta
Morrow of Nyssa were Sunday
afternoon visitor* of Mr. and
Mrs, Glen Brown.
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March 28. The occasion was
in honor of Jayme Hicks i» her
fifth birthday anniversary. The
group was later joined at the
Hick'* home by Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Rieb and children. Gifts
The White Satin Bowling were opened by Jayme and the
Team consisting of Eris Ber traditional ice cream and cake
tram, Ruth Chadd,
Virginia was served.
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Bybee and Colleen Froerer
played in the State Bowling
Curtis Favorel spent the
Tournament in The Dalles this weekend with his grandparents,
weekend.
Mabie Fangen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin. Sun
daughter, Barbara, now of Dis day afternoon his parents Mr.
covery Bay, Washington, met and Mrs. James Favorel came
the team there, to play with for Curtis and visited, Also
them in the tournament. The visiting were Mr. and Mrs.
group also visited the Merry Lonnie Gorrel of Boise.
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Hill Museum
of
Fine Arts
across the river from The Dal
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunke
les.
were Saturday dinner guests
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of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keck The Bill Morrison's and Wil
of Richland, Washington visited ton Jacksons joined them later
his mother, Mrs. A. H. Keck in the evening andplayedbridge.
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Friday through Sunday.
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Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. A. H. and Mrs. Duane Buchtel were
Keck besides the Dennis Kecks Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunke and
were Mr. and Mrs. Harrison family.
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Young and daughter Fay Taylor
of Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Sher
Mrs. Irma Myers visited her
man Keck of Nu Acres and Mr. friend Mrs. Ola Lee in Nampa
gth dress and the groom's mo and Mrs. Jim Cable and family over the weekend.
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Cindy Sawyer of American
street-length dress. They had
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Falls was a weekend guest at
identical orchid corsages.
A reception followed
the and Mrs. Frank Byers were Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Mrs. John Rudolph of neth Reece.
ceremony in the parish hall, and
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catered by the guild. The three-' Nampa, Vera Pickett and daugh
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Man
tiered white wedding cake was ter Susan of Middleton, John
decorated with garlands of pink Sommars and Ronnie of Cald ning of Notus were Sunday eve
Ethel
Laye, Francis ning guests of Mr. and Mrs.
roses. A 100-year-old Swedish well,
heirloom cake server, from the Kratzburgh, Edith Heiser and Lewis Riggs.
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bride’s maternal side of the Martha Sedon all of Nyssa.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dlnck
Nedry
family, was used to cut and
Cynthia Gilbert, mother of and Eva Boydell were Sunday
serve the cake.
The new Mrs. Moore was gra Mrs. Frank Byers entered the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
duated
from Newport High hospital in Boise, Wednesday, Britt Nedry in Boise.
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School and Oregon College of April 4 for an eye operation.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al Hacker of
Education in Monmouth. She is
Mr. andMrs.ClarenceClapp, Baker were Sunday visitors at
presently employed by the Bend
School District. Her husband Caroline and Mike of Staton, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
was graduated from the Adrian Oregon spent ThurstMy night Penrod.
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High School and the College of at the home of lus parents, Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elton
Clapp.
The
Cla
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bud
Sappe and
Idaho, Caldwell.
He is em
Clapps were enroute Mrs. Emmett Sappe visited Mr.
ployed by the Klamath Falls rence
home from buying a mobile and Mr*. Pack Howatt and Mrs.
School District.
Bob Nadeau in Pendleton over
For going away, the bride home.
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the weekend.
changed to a pink dress and
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephens,
white coat with red accessories.
The Episcopal Church Len
Following a trip along the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hicks and
Oregon Coast, the newlyweds girls all enjoyed pizza at the ten meeting was held at the
Bear,
Wednesday, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
are making their home in Bend. Grizzly
Wilson, Wectiesday, March 28.
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Cold water
is OK if
you like
to sing
soprano
in the
shower.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dickson
were called to Wenatchee, Wash,
due to the death of his brother,
former Nyssa resident, Earl
M. Dickson. Mr. Dickson pas
sed away March 26. The Wayne
Dicksons arrived home Sun
day.
Have you ever stepped into what you thought was a hot shower, only to be
greeted by a cold blast? It's a shattering experience. You stepped out,
waited patiently, stuck in a testing hand. Still no change. Why torture
yourself? Let's face it. Flameless heat cannot produce hot water as fast or as
constantly as the intense blue flame of natural gas. You're entitled to the
best, and it's easily obtainable. Let the Cascade man give you full details
and explain to you why nothing heats water like natural gas. Depend on
natural gas and you'll have inexhaustible hot water. You may not sing bass
in the shower, but we'll guarantee baritone.
TZa/uftal field. Crytpe'taiion,
Distributor« of Naturalgasatiaf&ction
Sam McConnell will celebrate
his 80th birthday anniversary
at an open house to be held
Sunday. April 8 from 2 to 5
p.m. at his home.
The event will be hosted by
his daughter and son-in-la» Mi.
and Mrs. Forrest Moore of
Nampa.
Friends are cordially invited
to attend and the request is
"no gifts please.”
PINOCHLE PARTY
The
Tuesday
Afternoon
Pinochle Club met at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Warren, Tues
day, March 27. Guest players
were Mrs. Merle Johnson and
Mrs. Lou Meckem. Mrs. Anna
Marostica was high prize win
ner.
The neat party »ill be tield
April 10.
Marriago Announced
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Tanner of
Route 2, Nyssa announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Barbara,to Dick Mabe of Boise.
The couple was married Mon-
day, March 26 at Winnemucca,
Nevada.
They are making their home
in Boise where they are both
employed.
REBEKAHS MEET
The Yellow Rose Rebekah
Lodge met Tuesday. March 27
at the lOOF Hall with Noble
Grand Leona Reeves presiding.
Fifteen members answered roll
call.
Louise Wernick reported on
District meeting held at Vale,
March 24. Good of the Order
Chairman Kathleen Wheeler had
observance for March birthdays,
Each member with
a birth
day received a miniature birth
day cake with a candle.
Hostesses
were
Blanche
Weeks and Virginia Rookstool.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Past Presidents of the
American Legion Auziliary met
at the home of Mrs. Louise
Heldt, Monday, April 2.
Nine members were present
and one guest, Mrs. Hansen,
sister of Ellen Richards<*i
from Twin Falls.
Forty-two large flowers were
made for the veterans wheel
chair parade which will be held
in the Portland Rose Parade in
June.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Rod Crot* Collect»
$318 65 In Drive
Mrs. Gerty Jones of Adrian
was chairman for the RedC ross
in the Adrian Community and
EASTERN
nearby areas.
She
reports
3318.65 has been collected by
the following
Big Bend - Charles Witty and
Golden Rule Chapter «131 Bonita Witty.
Adrian Area - Vera W<<bt>
OES met April 2 at the Ma
Sunset Valley - Clara Price
sonic Hall.
Worthy Matron
Newell Heights - Lillian Fa-
Lol* Cartwright presided over
harenbruch
the meeting.
Kingman
Kolony - Evelyn
Worthy Matron Lois Cart
wright and Associate Matron Thompson.
Ridgeview Area - Shigeo Fu
Amelia Pratt with appropriate
verse honored the Star Points. jikawa
Mrs. Gerty Jones will go to
Each was presented a small to
Ontario Monday evening, April
ken of appreciation.
Worthy Patron George Cart 2 where she will attend the
wright Under Good of the Order County meeting.
called in the following for re Samba Group Meets
ports of visits. Della Holmes to
Samba Club met at the home
Deborah Chapter »43, Pralne
City; Amelia Pratt and Myrtle of Mrs. T. H. Eldredge Friday,
Sasser to Hermosa «52, Cald March 30. Prize winners were
well, Jessie Brown to Beulah Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb and Mrs.
Chapter, Wilder; Lois Cart Fred Guthrie.
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wright to Lorraine Chapter,
Payette; Cieta deBoer to Cam
bridge Chapter «57 Cambridge.
Hostesses for the evening
were Ray and Thelma Huffman
and Kay Brendle.
Gas
yuu
<
gives you
hot water
q
when you want it!
Engagement Announced
SLATED APRIL 8
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Mrs. Jesse Shuster spent
Sunday at the home of her son
Mr. and -Mrs. Wayne Shuster
in Payette.
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Thuzday, April 5, )ç7]
The Nyssa Gato City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Four
GRANGE
NEWS
POMONA GRANGE «33
Members
of
all Malheur
County Granges will meet Wed
nesday evening, April 11, at
8:30 p.m., at Boulevard Grange
Hall for a conference on officers
training and floor work. Each
Grange will demonstrate some
part of the floor work or ri
tual. State Deputy Robert Coble
and County Deputy Dale Teeter
will be present to assist and
answer questions.
Prizes are being offered to
Granges with the most officers
present, A pot luck lunch will
follow the meeting. All Grange
members are urged to take
advantage of this one-a-year
instruction.
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff en
tertained the Saturday Nigtit
Bridge club March 31. Guest
players
were Mr. and Mrs.
W.L. McPartland. Winning high
honors were Mrs. Gerald Si-
mantel, Dirick Nedry and Mrs.
Boyd Wilson.
A May 5th »edding
in Chicago 1» bring planned hy ___
Pena, daughter of Mrs G. R. Pena at Chicago and Chari«
E. Klinkent»rg. son of Mr». Ruth Klmketlberg of Nyta
The bride-elect attended South last College in C hicago nd
Chicago Teacher» College She 1» presently asslstanl secretary
and office manager of Supreme Finance Corporation in Chicago
Charles attended Nyssa Schools and graduated from orvgo
State University in 1964
He 1» now recreation resource so
cialist in the Chicago regional office of the Federal Power
Commission, and heads the section of environment andciotenb-
tlou.
XI ACRES HAPPENINGS
NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs.
Alden Bryan went to Mt. View,
and Orland. California to visit
relatives They
with Bryan'
stayed 10 days and returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jean Burton took her
twin daughters Penny and Paula
to McCall Thursday to visit over
the weekend during teachers
conference with their sister,
Mrs. Terry Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rash and
son Raymond and granddaugh
ter Brenda had Sunday dinner
with her brother and wife Mr
and MlB. I
rft WU sm
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruddell of
La Grande were dinner guests
of the Ben Paynes Saturiby.
Mrs. Stella Newell and son
Ken were visitors other daugh
ter Mrs. Ben Payne Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Cash
have sold their home and left
for Florida wtierr he has rm-
ployment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne
Visited the Sy Woodlands in
Arena Valley Friday after-
noon.
Mrs. Ben Payne visited her
aunt Mrs. Ella Anderson at the
Presbyterian Nursing home in
Ontario Wednesday afternoon.
She is feeling a lot better.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Maine
called at the Robert Shaw, Sr.
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Pulsipher Od
Mrs. Loretta Munday of Nyan
went to (mtarlo Sunitey eveagg
for church.
Afterwards tie»
visited and had refreshMfe,
Mrs. Larete Hamlow of Hoi»»,
Mrs. Dave Weavers mother Mi
retired from working at tW
ft with Memorial Home fur £
years at Boise, She la »1»#
Ing the Weavers this weekvsg
They all went to Farewell Iked
for a drive and Sunday imnat
to celebrate loves birthday, Mr
mothers retirement, also t^y
Clints two teeth and they wnt
to Grade A with their dairy
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Nichols 1M
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones »<pt
to the Rudeway Inn and spoil
Saturday nigtit just to get a»i?
Mr and Mrs.
from it all.
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Bob liothier
Glenn's niece came over troo
Ontario and stayed with *•
children.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Haxfct
have moved to Ontario. Haapr
is still at the nursing hoot
but comes home on wea ken«.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7legirr
parents of Larry Ziegler, frpa
Payette were visitors at th-
Cecil Evans Sunday afternosa.
Journal Classified*
Bring Results)
BROWNIES CAFE
OPEN
Under New Management
Andy A Joyco Nolton
There's a New
GOLD STRIKE
Suburban
Redemption
Center
in the Spic and Span Cleaning Center
18 North 3rd Street Nyssa, Oregon
Visit the new Gold Strike Suburban Redemption Confer this week
Order the merchandise you want from the Gold Strike Catalog, we ll
order it for you. then you p.ck rt up a few days later (and redeem
your stamps when you get your gift) Another convemence for you
from all the Nyssa area merchants who thank you for your business
by giving you Gold Strike Stamps
GOLD
American Famllloa Llvo Bottor with Gold Strike Stampe