Thursday, Juno 14, 1973
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Four
SENIOR CITIZEN
ACTIVITIES
Hometown News
Call 372-2233
The Senior Citizens of Nyssa
wish to announce the meeting in
the social room of the Methodist
Church Wednesday, June 20 at
3 p.m , with Nancy Scott Ashery
as guest speaker. Mrs. Ashery
is the coordinator for the Oregon
State Council of Seniorcitizens.
She is here to inform us of
benefits available to all Senior
Citizens, regardless of mem­
bership in a formal group. These
benefits are not to be identi­
fied as in the poverty level
but may be claimed with dignity.
The meeting will have a question
session.
It is a misconception to be­
lieve the Senior Citizens, as a
formal group, are organized to
‘•while away" the later years
only. This program is good
and has its rightful place, but
the over-all programming is far
more reaching than this. They
are ever aware of physical and
financial benefits to be had
and merited, through state and
federal assistance. We hope all
those in the community over SS
years of age take advantage of
this meeting.
Mrs. Don Carter and twin
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney
daughters Candi and Cathi and and boys visited Mr. and Mrs.
son
Danny of Lebanon, Ore­ Burton Richey in Juntura Sun-
gon accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Points of Nyssa to Ne­
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braska where they visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Edith Ri­
chards, 91 ofBavard, Nebraska.
In Gering, Nebraska, they visi­
ted a brother Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Richards and family and
at Thedford, Nebraska, they
visited the grandparents
of
Don Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Co-
pellan.
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Dinner guess Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Buster Talbot were
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Talbot,
Lade ana Coleman and Pat Kropp.
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COUPLE TO OBSERVE
50th ANNIVERSARY
A 50th Wedding Anniversary
reception honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Curry, will be held from
2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Jun«' 24
at the Christian Church, 5th
and Ennis Street. Th«' .'v. iil
will be hosted by the couple’s
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sweaney of Eu­
reka, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Curry were
married June 24, 1923 inGood­
land, Kansas.
All relatives ami friends of
the honorees are invited to
ajtend the reception, No for-
mal Invitations are being sent
out. The family’s request is
"No Gifts Please.”
Callahan—York Marriage
Vows Exchanged May 26
POLLYANNA CLUB
The
Pollyanna Club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Willis Conant
in Kingman
Mr. and Mrs. Craig (Laurel)
Kolony
Mrs Elsie Gehrke
D. Jones and daughter Kimberly
was co-hosless with 16 women
of Glendale, Arizona are here
present.
visiting her parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. Man Laan, president
Mrs. Mel Beck and family.
was in charge of th«' tn« « ting.
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Mrs. Bernice Toomb gave th«’
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
minutes ami treasurers report.
and Mrs. Frank Byers were
Mrs. Robert Radford was a
John Sommars and Ronnie of
guest.
Caldwell, Kathy, Sue and Vera
This is the last meeting until
Pickett of Middleton, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb of September. There w ill be a club
NEWCOMERS TO NYSSA are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin and
Mrs. Ed Stephens and Ethel Adrian annouce the engagement
their two daughters Sue, 6, and Wendy, 4. They are making their
at the Grevbill home in
Miss Nancy Carol Callahan
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Laye and family of Nyssa. The and forthcoming marriage of picnic
home on Cloverdale Avenue.
Kingman Kolony Sunday July 8. exchanged wedding vows with
group
enjoyed
playing
horse
­
their daughter, Julie Kay to Bring your own tableservice.
Mrs. Martin is the former Judy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and
Randi De«' Yolk on May 26,
The Mr. and Mrs. Bridge shoes in the afternoon and eve­ Robert Edmondson, son of Mr.
Mrs. Robert Wilson.
She is a 1962 graduate of Nyssa High
Friends and neighbors ar«' in­ 1973 in th«' First Church of th«'
was
hosted
by
Mr.
and
ning.
and Mrs. Ray Edmondson of vited.
School, and graduated from Eastern Oregon College at La Club
Serving will start at Nazaren«' in Ontario, with th«'
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Mrs. Harry Miner, Saturday,
Nyssa.
Grande in 1966.
12 30 noon.
(Rev. II. Sanner officiating in
2.
All
regular
members
June
Mrs.
Clarence
Clapp
recently
Julie is a 1972 graduate of
Dick Martin will be associated with his father-in-law in
th«' presence of approzimately
were present. Mrs. Neil Dim- returned from visiting her son Adrian High School and is now
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Wilson’s Department Store. He is a graduate of Baker High
. 50 guests.
mick
and
Tom
Eldredge
were
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clapp attending Treasure Valley Col­
School and worked in a clothing store in Baker during his
EASTERN I I ■ ' ■
and family in Stayton, Oregon, lege in Ontario. Her fiance,
high school years. He served three years in the U.S. Army in winners.
beauty baskets of yellow
She
then
visited
her
brother,
STAR
I with
Robert
graduated
from
Nyssa
CORRECTION
the 82nd Airborne Division from 1961 to 1964,and later attended
■lade lj .
wMtt «Liisi. 11. d
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marnie
Wickham
High School in 1971 and is em­
Eastern Oregon College where he and Judy met.
In last weeks paper, it was
with yellow ribbon.Candelabras
The Martins came here from Portland where he was route
The Golden RuleChapter»131 with yellow candles graced each
reported that the Tea honoring at Jefferson, Oregon and on her ployed at J.R. Simplot Soil­
supervisor for Alpenrose Dairy for the past four years. Dick the girls who will be attending return trip home visited ano­ builders.
OES held a special meeting side of the altar.
An August 11 wedding is being Jun«* 11 at the Masonic Hall.
had previously worked for two years with Carnation Dairy in Girl’s State, was held at the ther brother, the Frank Wick­
Soloist Ken Frlberg sang A
planned at the Owyhee Com­ Worthy
Baker. Judy is busy as a housewife and mother, and is active
Matron
Lois Cart­ Time for Us” theme song from
La Paloma, it should have read hams in Pendleton.
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munity Church.
in her Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
at the Palomino Cafe.
wright presided.
Rom««o and Juliet, accompanied
Initiation was held for Phil­ by Mrs. Wilma Sanner. Mrs,
lip and Dorothy Webb. Practice Ruth Vavold provided th« organ
for installation of new officers music.
tyur
will be June 24 at 1 p.m.
Th«’ brid«' is th«' daughter of
Installation will be held June Mr. and Mrs. Robert ( allahan.
25 at 8 p.m at Masonic Hall. Big Bend Community, Parma,
Hostesses were Mira Ather­ Idaho. The bridegroom’s (pa­
ton, Sadie Metcalf and Amelia rents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Pratt.
W. York of New Plymouth.
Chapter will be adjourned
In th«' early afternoon c« re-
until September.
mony, Nancy was given in mar­
riage by her father. She wore
an empire styled floor-length
gown of white crepe satin. Th«'
depart ment von
gown featured a peter-pan col­
lar and long sleeves gathered
The regular meeting <4 Ore­
Oregon
1 t
into de<-p cuffs.
It was en­
gon
Trail
Grange
w
is
held
*LAY AWAY
hanced with pearl buttons <«i
Thursday evening, June 7, with
the bodi< e front and cuffs ll«-r
Master Ernie Metcalf pre­
PLAN
ballerina length veil wascaught
siding.
to a Illy-ni-the-valley and pearl
The Charter was draped in
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memory of Andrew M. Ekanger. tiered band. She carried a ca
cadlrig bouquet of white mums
Chaplain Orma Cleaver was
and yellow daisies intersper sed
assisted in the ceremony by
with ferns.
Betty Kurtz, as Ceres, Orland
Bridesmaid was Cria Orris
Cheldelin and Sadie Metcalf,
of Ridgeview. She was gowned
Assistant Stewards protein.
in a princess style floor-length
Legislative Chairman Frank
dress of yellow seersucker. The
Sherwood reported that there
gown was random banded with
are 284 Subordinate Granges
yellow ribbon and flowered lace
with a membership of 28,400 in
trim. She carried a nosegay of
Oregon at present. Oregon State
yellow daisies and white mums
Grange will be observing the
with green ribbon streamers.
100th Anniversary next year.
Steve Fisher of New Plymouth
The Fourth Degree obligation
was bestman and ushering the
was given to Gary Kurtz by
guests were Jerry Baker of
Master Ernie Metcalf. Mem­
Ontario and Mike York >f New
bers Joined in giving Kurtz
Plymouth.
a warm welcome.
Th«' bride’s mother wore a
Refreshments were served by
street-length dress of green
the Orland Cheldelins and the
linen. Mother of the groom wore
Gerrit Slams. The next regular
Model 420
a black and white street-length
Model 440
meeting will be held Thursday
ensemble. Tlwlr corsages were
• Uses Focused Flash
• Focused Flash
evening, June 21, 8:30 p.m.
yellow carnations and white
• Beautifully exposed flash shots
All Grange members are urged
• Mechanical timer
rosebuds.
close-up or far away.
to attend.
Buzzes" until your pic­
A reception following th«- cere­
• Electronic Shutter. Electric Eye
ture s ready
SAVE $6.00
SAVE $10.00
mony was held in the church re­
• Detachable Cover Adjustable Strap
CWA
Activities
• Double window range and
creation hall. A three-tiered
• Beautiful color pictures in a minute
without Focused Flash
viewfinder.
The last meeting ot the sea­ wedding cake graced the recep­
(black and white in seconds).
without Focused Flash
son was held by members of the tion table. Th" cake was de.
.
,
• Full accessory capability.
CWA of Oregon Trail Grange corated with yellow roses and
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Tuesday, June 5, at the home of silver leaves. The tiers were
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Members were requested to
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Into the work book.
Desert was served by cohos­
tess Marian Cheldelin.
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The next regular meeting will
;
be held Tuesday, October 2,
2 p.m., at the home of Sale
• Finished color portraits in a minute
Metcalf with Mildred Sesson as
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• Built-in development timer (when it
cohostess. All Grange women
stops buzzinq. your picture s ready).
are welcome.
• Easy to use double-image range­
finder (Focus by moving toward or
away from your subject.)
• Soft portrait lighting every time from a
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The Adrian Garden Club met
Monday afteriuxin al thvhoBieof
Mrs. Erm .1 Seuell, with Mrs.
Mane Mo<>r< as host« ss with
11 women present
Mrs. Alida Van De Water,
president had < barge of the
meeting, with tin- group re­
peating the gardeners prayer.
Roll call was
My Favorite
Rose".
A report was given
on the trip to Succor Creek
Iasi month
Most impressive
were th«' beautiful hills, ma­
jestic rocks and th«' «lutte ring
of the chuckers all around.
Mrs. Edytt»' Prosser r«ad the
minutes and gave treasurers
report. "Wheels of progress”
is the theme for th«' Fair Ibis
year.
Menders are to bring
sugg« stlons for lheir booth to
the next meeting.
Mrs. Gertye Jones tiddoftwr
r« < ««nt it ip to Isreal Picture»
and articles she brought home
with her were passed among the
mem lets.
OKK Club Meeting
The
OKK Club will meet
Thuts«lay, June 21 at the home
of Mrs. Jim Hit«- with Mrs.
Doris Castor as co-hostess.
Roll I all will be "Something
AGuil A
Child."
This will
be the last meeting until Sep-
tember.
Nolan Field-
-Waldo Co.
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ALL TYPES
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INSURANCE
INCLUDING
FARM
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Guns
Ammunition
Binoculars
Pocket K nives
Electric Sha vers
Timex Watch es
Pow er Tools
We Give & Redeem SRV Stamps
Firestone
STORE
Nyssa
SAVE 52<
Adrian Garden Club
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FATXffiSMY
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Let’s take
some more
Polaroid
instant
pictures.
Assisting with serving the
« ake, punch and« offee were Mrs.
Jerry Baker and Bobby of On­
tario, Mrs. Monty Crum of
Adnan, Mrs. Walt MeConathy
of Nyssa; Mrs. Ned Enyeart
of Ontai ioandGeorgvna Nelson,
Lorena and Rori Baker were in
chary«' of the gifts and Cheryl
York, sister of the gr'«>m, at­
tended the guest book.
When th«' couple left on a
wedding trip to McCallandCas-
cade, the ih 'W bride choau* a two-
piece
ensemble of blue and
white.
The br Ide was graduatedf t m
Adrian High S c I kio I hi 1969
amt attendedTVCC for twoyetr».
Th«- groom graduated from New
Plymouth High School iii 1971
an«l is presently employed at
Nelson Sheet M> t.il Conqiany
in Payette, Idaho,
Out of town guests ln< link'd
Mrs.
Ray
Newman, grand­
mother <>f the bride. North
Platte,
Nebraska. Clarence
G. Jackson, uncle of the bride.
North Platte, Nebraska, Mrs.
Dan Henders««, cousin <4 the
bride. Moscow, Idaho
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