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Thursday, Dectmber 27, 1973 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag* Four Favorite Foods Rhodes—Christiansen I ni ted In Double Ring Ceremony By "Odi«” Anderson M ■■ ■■ ■■ M MS M M BOUND for England as part of the College of Idaho’s 1974 Winter Session is Susanne Forwood, at left, senior education major from Kennewick, Washington, shown with Dr Robert C. Wendt of theC oil education department. Miss Forwood will be observing and teaching at the Tyne View School in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in northern England. The visit was arranged by Dr. Wendt while he was in England on sabbatical leave during the spring of 1973. ^A^fur nof the century sure-fire insect irradicator consisted of two blocks of wood and instructions to “place insect on block ’A’. Bring block B' down smartly on block ‘A’. If insect survives, repeat process."_______________________ We take this opportunity to thank you for your past patronage and to assure you of our continued desire to serve you through the coming year Basì Union 76 Service December is cookie month ALMOND SHRIMP A RICE so I checked my file and found a real favorite. 1/3 cup almonds, slivered Everyone I talk with is 1/2 tsp. salad oil making goodies for friends 2 tbsp, onion, chopped and family and Butterscotch 1 tbsp, green pepper, chopped Nut Drops will please old 1 tbsp, butter and young alike. 1/4 tsp. curry powder 1-10 oz. can mushroom soup BUTTERSCOTCH NUT 1/4 cup milk DROPS 1-6 oz. can shrimp 1/3 cup sour cream 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, Hot, fluffy rice. softened Cook chopped onion and 1 1/2 cups firmly packed green pepper slowly in the light brown sugar butter until tender but not 2 eggs brown. Add curry powder, 1 teaspoon vanilla mushroom soup and milk. 1 cup dairy sour cream Blend well. Heat thoroughly. 2 1/2 cups flour Blend in shrimp and sour 1 teaspoon baking soda cream. Heat thoroughly. Stir 1/2 teaspoon salt in almonds. Serve at once 1/2 teaspoon baking pwdr. over rice. Makes 6 servings. 1/2 cup finely chopped nuts. Cream butter and sugar to Sells Hold gether until well blended, mix in eggs, beating well af Annual Reunion ter each addition. Blend in va nilla and sour cream. Sift together flour, baking soda, The annual Sells family reunion was held at the Carl salt and baking powder; com bine with creamed mixture. Sells home Sunday, Decem ber 23. Add nuts; chill until firm. Drop from teaspoon onto cooky sheet about 2 inches Those attending the event apart. Bake 8-10 minutes at were: Mr and Mrs. Eu 400 degrees. Remove to cooky gene Tuttle, Notus, and their rack and frost. son, Don Thornton, Cald well; Mrs. Don Hardy and I tasted the best Shrimp four daughters, Notus, Mr. Casserole in Boise last week and Mrs. Arthur Sells, Cald The real proof came when well; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd five of the guests "just had” Waner, Caldwell. Mr. and to have the recipe. Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins, Nampa, The rice may be cooked Mr. and Mrs. Edger Sells, separately and the shrimp Parma, Mr. andMrs.Claude served hot over the steaming Sells and two sons, Notus; rice. The rice may also be and Mr. and Mrs. Mike An placed in the bottom of the derson, Ontario; Mr. and casserole and the sauce hea Mrs. Roy Sells of Waco, ted with it. Texas called during the The almonds give the dish reunion to visit with family texture and distinctive fla members. vor. WE FIX FLATS FOR LADY DRIVERS FREE Bob Elliott Tire Center NYSSA, OREGON BRIDGE ACTIVITIES COMING EVENTS The Wednesday Night Bri dge Club met December 14 at the home of Mrs. Rod Hol comb. There were two ta bles in play with Mrs. Hol comb taking high honors and Mrs. Jim Williams taking second high. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2|. Blo.HlmoInle, Eagles HkU, 2 p.m -6 p in United Methodist Church rummage sale, 9 i.m to 3 p.m. SATURDAY, DEC. 29 . Recovery Inc. First Chris tian Church. 8 p.m. SUNDAY, DEC. 30 - Join Daughters Bethel »33, Open Installation of officers, Ma sonic Hall. 2 p.m. The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club met Decem ber 14 at the home of Mrs. Bill Stringer. High honors went to Mrs. Dick Wilson with Mrs. Chuck Michaels taking second high and Mrs. George Sallee was low. Return* From Vititing Nephew Mr and Mrs. Bill Morri son hosted the Couples Bridge Club December 14. The cou ples had a Christmas pot luck dinner. Mrs. Morri son and Jim Grunke won high honors. Miss Emma Snyder haa returned home after spend ing several weeks with her nephew, Floyd Earl Brown and family In Pocatello, Ida. ADRIAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY Susan Rhodes, Milton- freewater, became the bride recently of DanChnstiansen, Pendleton, in a double-ring ceremony performed at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Milton- Freewater. The marriage was solemnized by Bishop Don Maughan Soloist was Mrs. Dwayne W right and music was pro vided by Vivian Kepler. Parents of the bride are Mrs. Ethel Mary Rhodes of Nyssa and H. L. Rhodes of Milton-Freewater. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Christiansen of Pendleton. Susan is the granddaughter of Mrs. A. H. Boydell of Nyssa and the late Arthur Boydell. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of old-fashioned taf feta, designed with a round neckline, and long tapered sleeves. Pearl buttons and old Spanish lace accented the sleeves and neckline of the gown. The tapered waist line fell into an A-line skirt with chapel-length train. Her elbow-length veil of illusion was caught by a taffeta cap, accented with Spanish lace. JOBS DAUGHTERS A Ä She carried a colonial bou quet of roses and stepha- notis. Matron of honor was Mrs. Gary A. Hutten, Milton-Free water. She wore a floor length gown of green flo ral print featuring long slee ves. Linda Wright, Mil ton-Freewater, was the bri desmaid. Her gown was iden tical to that of the matron of honor but in a shade of blue, Both attendants wore matching picture hats and carried sprays of yellow rosebuds with streamers. Brant Medonich, Pendle- ton, served as best man. Ushering the guests were Dave Michaels and Mike Jack- son, both of Pendleton. A reception followed the ceremony in the social hall. The bride is a graduate of McLoughline High School, Milton-Freewater. th*r hus band graduated from Pendle ton High School and atten ded Ricks College in Rex burg. Idaho. He is employed at Pendleton Bottling Co. Following their wedding trip to the Tri-Cities, the newlyweds are now making their home in Pendleton. BEA S BEAUTY BAR ADRIAN FIRE DFPARTMtNT ~ Í5 Bea Groasnirkle Permanents- Trlma 4 Hair Cuts Hair Styling ----------- ‘ Phone 372-2*4.1 Phom- wa ADRIAN MERCANTILE _ Gaorgr 4 Ixila Cartwright Jlk SOUVENIERS GIFTS 4 GIFT WRAPPING GROCERIES DRYGOODS HOUSEWARES 'U ?»♦ , Jjjf. 1 /I "GOLD STRIKE STAMPS’ f FT Nyssa 372-2727 Parma 724-4131 < "V I | ADRIAN OIL COMPANY Clay Webb GAS AND FUEL OIL DEUVETtED "S4H GREEN STAMPS" Propane "Weed Humera" Phone 372-2477 724-4130 • PARKER LUMBER A HARDWARE v»m * p»rkrr Wf El IRRIGATION SVPPtJU ’DAMS ’HOOTS CiV^’llMHER ‘PAINT «SHOVELS < JT HUNTING AND FISHING EQUIPMENT or Ph<«e 372-2433 Phone 724-4174 IAN SUPPLY A REPAIR Gayle Martin SEE US FOR TRUCKHEIS" * "HOSTS" •SPK IAL FARM EQUIPMENT •WELDING •MACHINE WORK Phon# 372-2354 INVENTORY CLHRANg i | \ activities Job’s Daughters of Bethel *33 met in special meeting December 9, Marci Meyers, Honored Queen presiding. Escorted and introduced were Susan Kouns and Sharlene Kido, Past Honored Queens of Bethel «33; Guardian Vera Webb, Associate Guardian Clyde Swisher, Past Guar dians Della Holmes, Myrtle Sasser and Louise Wernick; Past Associate Guardian Bob Holmes. Bethel #33 conferred the Majority Degree on Susan Kouns. Presentations inclu ded a lace table cloth to Susan, a traditional gift to all majority members. The Bethel presented Mr. andMrs Wernick a lovely silver spoon with the Job’s Emblem, on behalf of their 40th anniver sary. After the close of the Bethel, a gift exchange was held and refreshments of hot chocolate and doughnuts were enjoyed by all. Open Installation of Job’s Daughters, Bethel #33 will be held December 30, at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. 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