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Thursday, November 1, 1973 Yellow and Orange Decorates Nelson—Cruson Ceremony Ellen Jone* Attend* Seminar In Portland REBEKAHS MEET I FUN WITH person a>: need for love; ap proval '4 others, freedom of choise, need to observe limits; need for self-esteem and self acceptance, feeling of belong ing; need for self-expression, physical and spiritual needs. She stated that if basic needs are not met, anxiety developes and individuals tend to protect themselves by compromise, hostility or escape. ■Approximately 70 members from Washington and Oregon were in attendance. HOLIDAY BREADS Christian Business and Pro fessional WomensCouncil mon thly dinner meeting will be No vember 6, at 7 30 p m. at the La Paloma Restaurant in On tario, Oregon. Special features are a de lightful part of the evening. Leona Anderson of Ontario will give a demonstration on Holi day Breads. Chuck and Lila Harper of Weiser will present the music entertainment for the evening. Gladys Bright of Nampa will share an exciting and relevant message There are no mem- berships or dues, everyone is welcome. The smorgasbord is $2.75 per plaie. Reserva tions must t» made by calling Lyn Dohner or Nora Haines 674-2041 or 889-8948 Third Grade Field Trip Our class went on a field trip, October 17. We went to Dunaway pond and we checked the temperature of the water and the air. We measured a weed to see if it will grow by next spring We marked it with a green cap Mrs. Bert l.ienkaemper en tertained the members of the Samba Club, November 26. Guest players were Mrs. Harry Miner and Mrs. Frank Morris. Prize winners were Mrs Mor ris and Mrs. Miner. long sleeves. Her gloves were orange and she carried a long- stemmed orange rose bud. Mrs. Bridesmaids were Wann, sister of the Christy bride, and Shelly Munn. They were attired identical to that of tlie maid of honor, except their gowns and gloves were yellow and they carried a long stemmed yellow rose bud. Flower girl Monica Beard, cousin of the bride, was gowned in yellow satin with flowered sleeves. She carried a white basket of yellow rose petals. Hestman was Dan Cruson, brdher of the groom Grooms men were Robert Unger and Dave Ogburn. Bobbie Kemble was ring bearer and usbenng tlie guests were Joe Nelson and Mike Nelson, brothers of the bride. A reception followed the cere mony in the church social hall. Assisting at tlie reception were Mmes. Joyce Ungar, Betty Hof, Frances Tatro. Kathy Kinlock, Louise Wernick and Cleta Belle De Boer, Misses Sandra Og burn, Lynn Good, Karen Pape and Susan Foster. Tlie young couple are both graduates of Nyssa High School 7 tie bridegroom attended Trea sure Valley CommunityCollege and is serving with the U. S. Air Force at Mt Hebo Radar Station, Hebo. Oregon. LESLIE FUJISHIN Following a wedding trip to Canada the newlyweds are ma- STUDIES AT MAYO kuig their home in Hebo, Oregon. Out of town guests included Leslie Fujishin of Adrian, Oregon, is among 40 students Mrs. Christy Wann, El Paso, who have begun a two-year Texas, Mr. and Mrs. BobUnger physical therapy piogram at and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tatro, the Mayo School of Health- all of Kirkland. Wash., Miss Related Sciences. Miss Fu Judy Robb. Denver, Colo., Mrs. jishin is a graduate of Lewis Myra Mattox and Bonnie, and and Claik College, Portland. Miss Judy Jordan. Caldwell, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs James Cruson, Mts. Sam Fujishin of Route 1, Parma. Homedale, Idaho Tlie Mayo School of Health- JOB’S Related Sciences is a part of DAUGHTERS the Division of Education of tlie Mayo Foundation ACTIVITIES Tlie new physical therapy Bethel »33 of Jobs Daugh class consists of students from 15 states who represent 24 col ters met October 24 at Ma Marci Meyers, leges and universities. Tlie sonic Hall, class includes 23 women and 17 Honored G'ueen presiding Barbara Holmes leported on men. Connie Barnes Tlie forty students were the hayride. selected from 630 applicants. reported on Grand Session. According to Gordon K. Marci Meyers reported on Branes, program director at Grand Hetlwl Weekend in Med the Mayo School of Health- ford. Several girls reported on Breakfast. Guar Related Sciences, Program in Hunter's Physical Tlierapy, tlie first ten dian Vera Webb thanked the months of tlie course will in- girls for their help. A lun volve intensive academic lii- cheon is planned for Saturday stru> tion, while tlie final 14 November 10. Barbara Holmes months will concentrate on was chosen Jotne of the meeting. clinical education at six dif Tlie next meeting will be No ferent facilities in tlie Roches vember 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. ter, Minnesota area. Before graduating from tlie MM"' -XM MM ■ Mavo program, the students BRIDGE ACTIVITIES must complete and pass licen sing examinations offered by tlie Minnesota State Board of Medi Mrs. A.C. Sallee entertained cal Examiners. members of the Tuesday budge Upon completion of the club October 23. Mrs. Ida course, students are eligible for Miner won high honors with licensure as registered physi Mrs. Kay Brendle taking se cal tlierapist throughout tlie cond high. • • * United States. The new class includes stu The Birthday Bridge Club dents who have completed three which has been meeting for 25 years of pre-piofessional work years, met Saturday evening, at an accredited college oruni- October 27, with Mr. and Mrs. veisHv, as well as several Muri l.ancastei as hosts. They college or university graduates. honored the birthday of Mel In The three-year students will gebritson. Those attending receive the bachelor's degree were Mr. and Mrs. Harry An from their home college or uni derson from Payette, Mr. and versity after completing the two- Mrs. clarence Rettig, and Mr. year physical therapy course, and Mrs. M<l Ingebritsen of Branes said Ontario, Ellen Jones returned Monday from Portland after attending a two-day seminar conducted by Miss Emilie Stockholm, Assis tant Dean of Instruction, Inter national GraphoanaiysisSociety, Chicago. Miss Stockholm is the author of a book entitled "Fears and Defenses" which was written to help Graphologists recog nize fears and defenses as they appear in handwriting. Miss Stockholm pointed out the basic human needs of each Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge 202 met October 23 at the IOOF Hall, Noble Grand Leona Reeves presiding. Genevieve Priest, District Deputy President of District *24 member of Beatrice Rebekah Lodge «82 of Ontario, made her official visit. She was accom panied by six other members. Eight members gave unwritten work. Good of Order Chair man, Kathleen Wheeler was tn charge of the program, "The Lord's Prayer in Candles.” Soft music by Louise Wernick accompanied the narrator Ka thleen Wheeler who was assis ted by Anna Marostica tearing the Bible and Emily Clapp was candle lighter, The program closed with all singing Sweet Hour of Prayer. Refreshments were served by Harriett Warren and Merle Johnson. Next meeting will be November 13 and will be an election of officers. Samba Group Meets CartJ Nelson and (jeneCruson exchanged wedding vows Sep tember 29, 1973 at a 7 p.m. ceremony at the Assembly of God Church in Ontario. Officiating at the double-ring ceremony was Pastor Bob Ro berts, assisted by Pastor Mike Kinlock Tiie bride and groom received communion as part of the ceremony. The church was decorated with large beauty baskets of yellow gladioli tied with orange bows. Mrs. Pheral llods«i was so loist, a< companied by Miss Lori Lewis. , Parents of the coupteare Mr and Mrs Richard J. Nelsonand Mr and Mrs IsaigianCruson, all of Nyssa. The bride wore a floor-length gown of white peau de Sole satin, fashioned with full lace sleeves and lace over the skirt. Her chapel length veil of illusion and face veil was edged with lace. Site carried a nosegay of orange and yellow pom pom mums and roses interspersed with ferns. The bride's gown was fashioned by tier grand mother, Mrs. Eva Aspinwall. Kathy Nelson was inaid of honor for tier sister She wore a floor-length gown of orange flowered nylon over satin with * Thm Nyssa Oata City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon HOP WILSON’S FOR with a note inside of it. We found four animal homes one of them was a fox home and one was an ant home. We made collages of sand, weeds, shells, rocks, leaves, fuzz of cattails. Denise Blanch, reporter. Harvest Bali For Charity Pago Five <4indy Stripers Start Work The new Candy Stripers of of Candy Stripers from 15 to 14 Malheur Memorial Hospital years. have completed their orientation The next meeting has been The Holy Rosary Hospital and started to work this week. scheduled for Tuesday, Novem Auxiliary in Ontario is sche They are Linda Knapp, Glenda ber 6 after school, at the hospi duling their Harvest Charity Lamb, Laurie Paulson, Kim tal. Bill English, hospital phy Ball, "A Knight In Camelot." Walton of Parma and Penny siotherapist, will give instruc Tlie Ball will be semi-formal Galloway and Becky Mathews tion on lifting patients. All and will tie held Saturday, No of Nyssa. Candy Stripers are urged to vember 10, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, New officers for the year attend this instruction. Nursing at the Ontario Elks Lodge. were elected at tlie October 23 personnel will also beattending T tie re will be a buffet break meeting They are Judy Me as part of continuing education fast at midnight. cham. president, Penny Gallo at the hospital. A donation of $10 per couple way, vice-president and Debbie More Candy Stripers are is the price of admission. The Fisher, secretary-treasurer.lt needed and anyone between 14 proceeds will go to purchase was also voted toamendthe By and 18 years old that is interes much needed hospital equipment. laws to change the minimum age ted is asked to call Margaret There will be door prizes do Tensen, advisor, 372-2994. nated by business merchants Also if anyone has a Candy and these will be given away ODIE ANDERSON Striper uniform no longer in during the evening. Lynn and use, they are asked to return it The New Port Three will play TO DEMONSTRATE to Mrs. Tensen or Judy Me music to dance by. This is a cham. Nyssa or Debbie Fisher, fun affair and a worthwhile one HOLIDAY BREADS Parma. Uniforms are furnished so everyone come and help sup The November meeting of by the Malheur Memorial Hos port the Holy Rosary Hospital Treasure Valiev Christian Wo pital Auxiliary who are spon Auxiliary. men’s Club is scheduled tor sors of the program. Wednesday, November 7, at 1 p.m. at tlie La Paloma Restau Practical Nurses rant, in Ontario. Odle Anderson will show how The G-G 4-H Club met at Alumni Association to make interesting holiday the home of Mrs. Jane Ballou breads. Special music will be and Kaylene Robbins called the by Mrs. Elaine Benson. Spea meeting to order. Angie Stam The TVCC Practical Nurses ker will be Mrs. Gladys Association will meet Thurs Bright of Nampa It promises did the flag salute. We had day, November 1 at 8 p.m. at to be a very interesting meeting. the roll call and we talked about boiling food before eat the home of Bobbie Stapleton, Reservations mav be made bv 879 W. Idaho Avenue, Ontario. calling Mrs. Bettv Nielson- ing. Linda King made lieans, bacon and onions which we ate, All practical nurseswhohave 372-3241. and then we had a game and graduated from TVCC are ur Baby sitting is also furnished went home. ged to attend. free at the First Baptistchurch. Sara Madrid, reporter EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES + BUDGET S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S e USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE Í CHUCK ROAST LB. CHUCK STEAK TEXAS PINK 98 s ^ k I RED EMPEROR GRAPES AVOCADOS 00 4 GRAPEFRUIT ___ raw £ BUDGET STRETCHERS ? GET STRETCHERS A A f EARLY GARDEN PEACHES 3o oz can JO CASE OF 24 $8.46 CORNET ULTRA IV *L 49‘ BATHROOM TISSUE Vs~VB®r nee rnon race raoo ? BUDGET STRETCHERS 8 PORTER’S, CRINKLE CUT NOODLES CORNET PRINTED 69 EGG « TOWELS S JUMBO ROLL CVÜV rone rnoo nua> 39 .mu rooo FOOD raoo roon y ? BUDGET STRETCHERS i NESTLES INSTANT HOT COCOA X» CAN 89' 300 FT. ROLL HANOI WRAP Vs HINCE MEAT « » < GREEN BEANS M — O9 rvor roer DOUBLE LUCK CUT BORDEN'S raoo FOOD f t ? 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