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Thursday, Jun« 28, 1973 Th« Nyssa Got« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag* Four JOB’S DAUGHTERS ACTIVITIES R^Homelown News Call 372-2233 GRAND SESSION Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fldredge were dinner guests Sundai of Mrs. Glenn Eldredge of Boise. • • • Nyssa AFS Studant Visits in Salam Christian Rodríguez spent a week in Salem visiting and sight seeing. He spent se veral days with Judge Arno Deneke of the Oregon Supreme Court and sat in on several court cases. Secretary of State, Clay Meyers, took him to ob serve the penitentiary one af ternoon. He was also treated to a guided tour of the State Capitol. Dr. Wiles and family who are active in AFS at Salem, hosted Christian two days. They held one party at their home for him then they attended another AFS party where he had the oppor tunity to meet many other AFS students. The Wiles and Deneke fami lies took Christian to many other interesting places in the valley and didlots of swimming. On the way home, he went by way of Crater Lake National Park. He visited the Henry Sherrill, Wes HaskinsandTerry Sherrill families at Merrill, Oregon and the Melvin Mar cum family of Eugene. Guests for the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen are his two sisters, Mrs. Ada Vaughn of Bountiful, Utah and Mrs. Stella Gardiner of Boise Mrs. Henrietta Sewell of Nam ... was a houseguest Friday and pa. Saturday of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan en Mrs. Bernard Eastman. tertained a group of friends Thursday afternoon, with bridge Mr and Mrs. Bob Webster being played. Winners were of Gay Wav Junction were din Mrs. Tom Eldredge and Mrs. ner guests Thursday, June 21 Muri Lancaster, • • • of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Huston W ilson Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. attended a reserve officers con Bernard Frost at their cabin vention June 13-17 in Las Vegas. • • <9 at the Owyhee lake over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Tensen was honored Gerry De Bor d of Payette. June 12 with a personal shower • • • hosted by Mrs. Jack Zittercob Mrs. Jim Griffin visited her and Mrs. Lyle Miner. A mis sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ashford cellaneous shower was given by Fields who works on the Petan Mrs. Kay Brendle on June 21. Ranch which is near Tuscarora, Barbara willbe marriedtoGary Members of Oregon Trail Nevada. The Fields brought Ross June 30. • • • Grange met in regular session Mrs. Griffin to Boise Saturday Thursday evening, June 21, evening where she stayedover- Ruth Ann McGinley recently with Master Ernie Metcalf pre mght with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie moved to Eugene where she siding. Gorrell and family. Griffin is employed by “Stretch and A report was given by Mrs. brought his wife home from Sew Fabrics, Inc.” After an James Stephen an the State Boise Sunday. eight-week training program at • • • Grange Session held recently at the main office in Eugene, she Grants Pass. She reported that Mr. and Mrs. Brij (Rosemary, will be traveling for the company Golden Rule Chapter »131 the District »6 CW A Chairman Mullick, daughter of Mr. and as a field service representative held open installation at Ma • • • Mrs. Anna Wendt, Baker, had Mrs. Carl Roth will spend the gnate Hall June 25. Installing resigned and that Mrs. Berl summer in New Delhi, India officers were Patricia Marcum, Akers, Ione, had been appointed where she will be working on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maros- to fill the position. a doctorate in sociology. The tica’s children Bob and Dan installing matron, Lucille Stei Secretary Lois Boenig read couple will return to their home are staying with their grand ner. installing marshall. Della a letter from Judy Mecham des in Detroit where they both teach mother, Mrs. Hannah Burbank Holmes, installing chaplain. Kay Simons, installing musician. cribing her attendance at 4-H at the Wain State University. and Sheila is staying with Installed were Amelia Pratt, Summer school and thanking the the Ralph Armstrongs, while in worthy matron, Roy Holmes, MARCI MEYERS WAS INSTALLED AS HONORED QUEEN Grange for sponsoring her. Nyssa visiting friends and re worthy patron. Mrytle Sasser, of Bethel *33 in an impressive ceremony June 10 at the Masonic Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen latives. The Marosticas are associate matron. Foy Sasser, Hall. Marci is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Myers of have been appointed to construct former Nyssa residents now associate patron, Mae Sc hi re Nyssa. the Grange booth at the Mal Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Evans living in Parker, Arizona. man, secretary, Louise Wer- • • • heur County Fair in August. of Anderson, announce the mar nick, treasurer. Cleta DeBoer, During the Lecturer’s pro riage of their daughter, Rebec« a Nancy Wilson is attending gram, Marguerite Moss con Kai. t Richard (Ricky) Ak- - a five-week study course at conductress, Bea Grossnickle, Lois ducted a quiz on Parliamentary hurst, son of Mrs. Virginia Campus Crusade International associate conductress, Marie Procedures in the grange. Iva Zinn, Twin Falls, IdaboandMr. at San Bernardino, California. Cartwright, chaplain, Jessie marshall. Adams and Astrid Stephen were Raymond Akehurst, Westville, She went by way of Pomroy, Holmes, Brown, organist. Star points, awarded prizes for having the Oklahoma. Washington where she visited Rose Willis, Sadie Metcalf, Lu Bethel »33 International Or »33 and Janice Hayashi of Be most correct answers. The dis Ricky lived in this area for a college friend then to the der of Job’s Daughters of Nyssa thel *25 of Ontario. play table contained some weeds some time with his aunt and wedding of Gail Ableman at cille Steiner, Mira Atherton Past Princess Glenda Bar and Ida Miner, Bill Willis, held installation June 10 at which could not be identified. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Step - Cheney, Washington. nes; Guardians, Bob and Della warden and Wilbur Atherton, Masonic Hall. • ♦ • Refreshments were served by bens of Nyssa and was gradua sentinel. Installing officers were Ho Holmes; Past Guardian, Mrs. F rank Sherwood and Ensor Bush. ted from Parma High School. nored Queen, Carol Nelson, Foy Sasser, all of Bethel *33 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Man- The next regular meeting will They were united in mar Guide, Marlene Jamieson, Mar and Foy Sasser Worshipful Mas be held Thursday evening, 8:30 riage March 16 at the First ning were Friday evening vi Mrs. Vesta Hansen of Smith shall, Susan Kouns. Sr. Custo ter of Golden Rule Lodge *147. p.m., July 5. Refreshments will Baptist Church in Anderson, sitors of the Lewis Riggs. field, Utah is visiting her sis Officers installed were: be pot luck sandwiches. All • • • dian, Kathy Nelson; Junior by the Rev. Randall Reeve . Mrs. Roma Alfordand Debbie, ters, Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and Custodian, Janice Hayashi. Marc: Myers, Honored Queen, grange members are urged to Serving as maid of honorwas Mrs. S. P. Bybee, grandchil Mrs. Frell Blair Chaplain, Marilee Wilson; Re Shelly Munn, Sr. Princess, Mi be present. Miss Kathy O'Brien, and best e • • corder, Alicia Shell, Flag riam Kunkel, Jr. Princess, Dena dren Robin and Sharia Froerer man was Gary Shipley. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendl, Bearer, Patricia Marcum, and Piercy, guide; Connie Barnes, Samba Group Meets and Doug Bybee who is a sum A reception was held in the marshall; Trycia Lauderback, Musician, Judi Peterson. Mrs. Emil Stunz entertained home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans mer visitor of his grandparents, and their granddaught«»r, Becky chaplain. Sharon Barnes, re the Samba Club, Friday, June the S. P. Bybees, returned last Beiveal were afternoon visitors following the ceremony. at the Buster Talbot home. Eve Narrator for the ceremony corder, Mary AnnChadwick, Jr. 22. The new Mrs. Akehurst is Monday from attending a Cham "Book of Music,” was Marie Custodian, Tami Webb, libra Mrs. Bert Lelnkaemper won living with her parents and at berlain family reunion in North ning visitors were Mr andMrs. Wilson. Lillian Moore was in rian; Susan Davis, musician, first prize, and Mrs. S. P. tending McDonald County High Ogden, Utah. W hile there, they Douglas Hicks and daughter. charge of the guest book. Nancy Barbara Holmes, Margie Sells, Bybee was the second prize Sch ol while her husband is ser stay-d with Mrs. Bybee’s s o Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wiley Looney, vocalist was accom Lon Ferrenberg, Shawn Webb winner. ving with the U. S. Navy m and Doug’s parents, Mr. and panied by Miriam Kunkel when and Marty Lawrence, all mes Mrs. Ray Bybee of Brigham and family of Castleford, Idaho All members of the club were Italy. sengers; Cydni Morrison, in present. she sang “Lord’s Prayer.” City and visited with Mrs. By arrived Saturday night for a Escorted and introduced were ner guard. and Kellyne Michael, bee's sister, Mr. and Mrs. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fd Susan Davis, Grand Bethel Ho outer guard. Rod Sc bow also of Brigham City. Stephens and other friends and Refreshments were served by nored Queen State of Oregon, relatives here. Willis and Past Honored Queens, Patri Mrs. Melvin Munn, Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs Todd returned to their home cia Marcum, Kathy Nelson, Su Kunkle and Mrs. Foy Sasser attended a Keller family re Sunday, while Mrs. Wiley, Gwen Mr. and Mrs. M_A. Jones union and farewell party honor and Kent stayed for a longer NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs. san Kouns, Marilee Wilson, and from a lovely purple and white a two returned Sunday from Alden Bryan visited with a for Marlene Jamison all al Bethel decorated table. Mrs. Wiley and Gwen, ing Mrs. Rigg’s brother, Mr. visit. mer neighbor Mrs. Lutecia weeks trip to Spokane where and Mrs. Irvin Keller in Rigby, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Douglas they visited two nephews and Allison »bo is living at the Idaho, oo Father’s Day. They Hicks and Mrs. Dave Rieb en Odd Fellows home in Caldwell on to Havre, Montana to visit joyed a shopping trip to Boise Mrs. Jones sister and family are moving to Illinois. last week. • • • while Mrs. Wiley was here. Mrs. Lois Landis and son returning home by Missoula and Kenneth and a friend at Mrs. Sunbeam Dam in Itfcbo where ' ar spent Fnhy night they were in a snow storm and Diana L. B. Show and Gene 10 p.m. at the American Legion Landis’ with her aunt Mrs. Leona Bry- three inches of snow felL kzekey exchanged vows in a Hall in Adrian. All friends and Nu Acres Farmerettes met an and cousin Mrs. Tony Mell. double ring ceremony the eve relatives of the couple are in They are from Maple Grove, at the home of Mrs. Bet Payne ning of June 25 in Parma. The vited to attend. Washington and were on their with Mrs. Dave Weaver as co hostess. Visiting was enjoyed Rev. Paul Nickens officiated in way to Phoenix, Arizona. The bride attendedNyssa High Physicians the presence of their immediate Recent visitors at the Omar by all eight members attending. Mrs. Ben Payne visited with School. The groom was gradua Betts home were Mr. and Mrs. families. and Surgeons Diana is the daughter of Mr. ted from Adrian High School John Cline and son Johnnie her aunt Mrs. Ella Anderson at the Presbyterian Nursinghome and Mrs. Myron Show of Nyssa with the class of 1971. He is from Sun Valley, California, in Ontario FriiMy. Mrs. An- K. E. KERBY M.D. and Gene is the son of Mr. employed at the Amalgamated Mrs. Kiyo Mariyi and daughter de r sons daughter Mrs. Marie K. A. DANFORD, M.D. and Mrs. Gerald Mackey of Sugar Company in Nyssa. The Paula from Blackfoot and Mrs. Castro from Gilchrist, Oregon Sue Jones of Pocatello and couple will make their first Adrian. Physicians and Surgeons Mr. and Mrs. Glen Barker of was there visiting her mother Dial 372-2241 The bride, given in marriage home in Adrian. also. Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pay ae dr ve by her father, wore a full- Out-of-state guests were Mr. Lkiaoe Betts of F ruitland to Eagle and went to the Mc length gown with sheer white and Mrs. Dick White, aunt of HOURS: 9 to 12 noon 4 2 to 9. material on the ribbed bothce the bride, from South Caro is recuperating liter an acci Call picnic field at the Muni 5 P.M. - Monday through featuring a square neck, with lina and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin dent at the Nyssa Sugar Fac cipal Park in Boise Sunrtay with Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday. tory. their friends the Ernie Spiel- billowing, button cuffed sleeves. Ballou, uncle of the bride from Guests for Fathers Lay at man and Clarence Spellmans. Ç-O j| The skirt was eyelet embroid- Boise. the Omar Betts was Mr. and 6» They stopped in Boise and red cotton lined with taffeta MAULDWG CLINIC Mrs. Gene Betts of Caldwell, picked up another fnend Ross with a ribbon belted waist. Her L. A. Maulding, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Tuner and mid-waist veil was of nylon net children at Weiser and Mr. and Tarter of Boise. They enjoyed Charles E. Vanetti, M.D. COMING EVENTS seeing old friends from McCall Mrs. Eugene Rinehart and attached to a bead-piece of white Physicians and Surgeons children of F ruitland, Mr. and that they very seldom see. roses and lilies of the valley Dial 372-2216 FRIDAY, JUNE 29 - Semor Mrs. Henry Conner and daugh Mrs. Ben Payne was called flowers. She wore an orchid Citizeos Rummage Sale, J.C. HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and to Nampa Thursday. Her ters Shirley and Grace of Fruit- corsage. 2 to 5 P.M , - Monday, Building. 10 a.m. land and Duane Betts and child brother Bill Newell had a heart Janet Dail served as maid Tuesday, Thursday and Golden Age Rummage Sale, ren. attack and was in intensive rare of honor and wore a full-length Western Hotel, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Friday. 9 to 12 noon, Don Betts and wife Helen at the Nampa hospital. He will SATURDAY, JUNE 30- Senior are visiting his brother the be in intensive care for three yellow print dress. Wednesday and Saturday. Citizens Rummage Sale, J.C. Omar Betts. weeks. Weight labs. ”By appoint Serving as best man »as Rory Building 10 a.m. Visiting her daugher this past ment only” Wednesday. Golden Age Rummage Sale, week was Mrs. Ethel Speas. Webb and seating the guests was a Journal Classifieds Craig Dennis. Music was pro Western Hotel 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Her daughter is Mrs. LeRoy DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D. Recovery, Inc. First Christ Howard. vided by Mrs. Buells Andrews. Bring Results! Physician and Surgeon The bride’s mother chose a ian Church, 8 p.m. Darlene Soeas returned home 10 to 12 noon 4 HOURS MONDAY, JULY 2 - Eagles last week after visiting with re navy blue dress trimmed in red 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday, Auxiliary, officers 8 p.m. re latives in Eastern Idaho and and the groom’s mother »ore a gular meeting. 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri Utah for 2 weeks. dress of aqua blue. TUESDAY, JULY 3 - TOPS day 10 to 12 Saturday. Kent Howard is in Moscow A reception will be held Sun *495 - Adrian Grade School, Phones: Office 372-3809 this week with the FFA judg day evening, July 1 from 7 to 7:30 p.m. 372-3173 ing team. Residence Members of Bethel »33 at tended Grand Session ui Cor vallis June 14-15-16. Susan Da vis Grand Bethel Honored Queen presided over Grand Bethel Ses sion June 14 and 15. Grand Bethel installation was held Friday, June 14. Marci Myers Honored Queen of Be thel *33 was installed as Grand Bethel Senior Princess for the coming year. Next years GrandSession will be held in Medford. Mrs. Della Holmes and Mrs. Bill Meyers accompanied the girls to Corvallis. GRANGE A 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris »ill be held Sunday, July I, from J t0 5 p.m. at their home, 415 South 8th St., Nyssa. The event will be hosted by the couple’s children Mr and Mrs. Leland Morris and family of El Paso. Texas. ( aptain and Mrs. Frankie Morris and famly of Scott A.F.B., Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. l.e Roy Morris and family of Boise, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard (Delores) and family of Rohnert Park. California. All relatives and friends are invited to attend the receptioa No formal invitations are being sent out. The family’s request u • no gifts please.” Golden Rule Chapter Installs Officers COVPLE WEDS Nyssa Bethel #33 Honored Queen Marci Mevers Installed June 10 • • • M ACRES HAPPENINGS Show—Mackey Exchange Vows In June 25 Evening Ceremony Professional Directory GRAND CHAPTFR Escorted and introduced »ere Roberta Showalter, I’ast Grand Matron of Idaho, Jim Whee lock, Past Grand Patron of Idaho, Betty W heelock, GrandChaplaUi of Idaho, Loretha Abrams, Grand Martha of Oregon, Mae Lewis, Chairman of FinanceCommittee, Grand Chapter of Oregon, Kay Ernest, Worthy Malr n of Star Chapter *69. John Harm. Wor thy Patron Golden Chain, Vale, Foy Sasser. Worshipful Mas ter Golden Rule *147, Nyssa, and Della Holmes, Guardian Bethel »33, Nyssa. Members from Golden Rule Chapter »131 attend- ■ Chapter OES in Portland from June 18 through June 20 Amtxg those attending were LoisCarl- » right, Myrtle Sasser. Beatrice Grossnickle, Patricia Marcum, Louise W’ernick, Cleta De-’ Boer. Lucille Steiner and Wini fred Kygar. Lucille Steiner was one of the Grand Pages during the session and Lois Cartwright gave the response to the we|- come for the Worthy Matrons. She also acted as one of the hos Refreshment committee mem tesses. bers were Virginia Timmer Patricia Marcum was ap man, Beatrice Grossair kle, Iva pointed Commute« M< mber of Chad»i< k and Ida Miner. Kath Cancer Research Committee for leen Wheeler, Vera Paulus and the coming year. Louise Wer- Nora Graham served at the re nick acted as one of the freshment table assistant Grand Wardens. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ixinford and family of Baker were week end visitors in Nyssa. They visited his parents, Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford, his sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ward and family and Mrs. Jim l*n- ford’s mother, Mrs. Lillian Ba ker. • • • Father's Day and the follow ing Mondav. M la -tma:, ' Bend visited his parents, the Bernard Eastmans. • • • Mrs. George Fennemore and granddaughter, Terri Fenne more of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. • • • Geoffrey Fastman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eastman -f Ashland, Oregon is visiting his gran «parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman this summer. WYOMING TOURED BY AFS STUDENTS Dorothy Wilson and Chris tian Rodríguez along with ttire* other AFS students. Jaime Ca- sanueva ofChlle from Baker ind Lvndell PtXter of Australia and Ararat Ylob of Ethiopia fro« Boise traveled through the Te ton Maintains and Yellowrtom Park last week They saw (44 Faithful erupt twice and took a ten-mile raft trip down the Snake River. At West Yellow stone, the group attended a stage performance .>f Mendeth Wilson’«. Music Man at the Play mil) Little Theatre. <Jn the way home, they slip- ped at the Craters of the Mino National Park where they «■- plored caves and tunnels. 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