Pag« Four
Class of 64 to
Have Reunion
The Nyssa High School
Class of 1964 is having their
10-vear Class Reunion. Any­
one knowing the whereabouts
of any of the following Vera
Sutchkow. Mary English, Bill
Evans, CherieOkano, Jessee
Pierce, Mark Poulson, and
Janet Larsson, please call
Jan Sillonis at home 724-
6159 or on Fridays, from'
1 p.m to 3 p.m at 372-
3406.
Baby Shower For
Expected Grandchild
PATROLMEN FOR THE MONTH from the Nyssa Ele­
mentary School are Luz Delgado, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jose Delgado, and Bob Bass, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Bass Both are 6th graders.
The two were honored for their work on the School Safety
Patrol, and were awarded Certificates of Merit for their
good work.
when they moved to a farm
southwest of Parma in the
Big Bend area where they
now live. They retired from
farming 15 years ago.
Friends and relatives of
the honorees are cordially
invited to attend the recep­
An open house reception
will be held for Mr and Mrs.
tion.
Noel Tuppeny (Noel and Shower Honors
Myrle) in honor of their 50th
wedding anniversary,Sunday, Mrs. Jim Johnson
February 24 from 2 to 5
A baby shower was given
p.m. at their home in Parma.
Mrs. Jim Johnson of Adrian
Hosting the event will be
in the home of Mrs. Jim Phi­
the couple’s three children.
fer in Kingman Kolony, Sa­
Mrs. Dale (Verle) Smith,
turday afternoon, February 9.
Cortez, Colo.; Mrs. John­
The honored guest, James
nie (Virginia} Luciano, Den­
Michael, was born January
ver, Colorado; andJohn Wal­
21.
ter Tuppeny, Cape Kennedy,
Hosting the event were
Florida. They are blessed Mrs. Jim Phifer, Mrs. Carl
with nine grandchildren and
Lee Hill, Mrs. Jean Price,
one great-grandson.
Mrs Karen Wiggins and Mrs.
Noel and Myrle were both
Helen Bishop.
born in eastern Kansas. They
Mrs.
Jim Phifer had
lived most of their lives in
charge of the games. Mrs.
Hill City, Kansas. They were
W iggins assisted Mrs. John­
married in Hill City and re­
son, opening James
Mi­
sided there until 1938 when
chael's gifts. Refreshments
they moved to Denver, Colo.
of cake, sherbert, coffee and
They resided there until 1947
punch were served the guests
Open House
To Honor
Noel Tuppenvs
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NYSSA
372-3196
OKK Club Meeting
Hometown News
Call 372-2233
who is hospitalized inSt. Al-
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoyBair,
Mr and Mrs DarwinJensen phonsus Hospital. They also
and Mr and Mrs OwenFroe- visited Clarence Mull whois
in the the same hospital
rer flew to Los Angeles Feb­
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ruary I. While there they
Sunday callers in the Don
went to Disney Land. Univer­
Savage home were Mrs. Al-
sal Studio, sat In on the Joh­
t>erta Morrow and Henry Mor
nnie Carson Show, Dinah
Shore Show and Truth and
row who is on leave from
Consequences and toured the
Alaska
Queen Marv. On their way
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home, they stopped over in
Mrs. Herb Smith of Wal­
Las Vegas. They flew home
nut Creek, California is
Sunday, February 10
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spending several days visi­
ting at the home of her mo­
Mr. and Mrs ReedGyllen-
ther, Mrs. A. H. Boydell.
skog went to Pendleton last
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Wednesday to visit their son,
Sunday dinner guests at the
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Gyllen-
home of Mrs. A. H. Boydell
skog, Jim and Julie They tou­
including Mrs. Smith, were
red the Pendleton Woolen
Mr and Mrs. Edward Bovdell
Mills, went to Walla Walla
of Salt Lake City, Utah.
and went through the peni­
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tentiary and to the Whitman
Mrs. Orma Cleaver was
Mission They returned home
hostess for a potluck dinner
Sunday.
and family gathering Thurs­
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day, February7. Those atten­
Mr and Mrs WiltonJack-
ding
were Mr and Mrs. Bob
son have returned from a re­
Estrick and Michael from Los
cent trip They went to a na­
Angeles, Mr and Mrs. Ches­
tional propane meeting in
ter
Chapman of Meridian,
Point Clear, Alabama This
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Clea­
is very near Mobile, Alabama
ver, Mr. and Mrs GaryClea-
On the way home, they spent
ver, Mr andMrs BrianClea-
two days in New Orleans.
ver and Will, Mr and Mrs
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Kirk Cleaver and Dirk, Mr
Friday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Alva Goodell,Scott,
and Mrs. Joel Mitchell and fa­
mily were his mother, Mr and Bruce, and Mark
The Manuel Mena home
on Clark Avenue was the
scene of a large party for
Mrs. Francisco Rodríguez,
nee Yolanda Mena She is
at the home of her parents
awaiting the arrival of her
first baby She wished her
baby to be born in America.
Her husband remained in
Mexico to renew his passport
to the United States where he
hopes to become an American
citizen
He is expected to
be here soon.
About one hundred friends
gathered Sunday afternoon
at 4 p.m at the Mena home
for the baby shower After
signing the guest book, the
ladies and
children were
taken to the basement, which
was decorated in the pink
and blue theme. Long blue
streamers of crepe paper
hung from the ceiling and de­
Mrs. Gordon Oxnam and his
corated the stairway
The
aunt, Mr and Mrs. Clayton
walls were decorated with
Jensen.
pink jackets, boots and bon­
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nets of pink paper and blue
Mr
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Mar­
shirts, caps andboots Many
cum
took
Mrs.
Marcum's
mo­
courses of food were served,
ther Mrs. Betty House to Her­
beginning with punch and ap­
miston on Friday. Another
petizers, upon the arrival
daughter, Bonnie House, who
of the guests, continuing on
lives in Hermiston was going
through games and the open­
ing of the gifts Many courses to take her mother on to her
home in Quincy, Washington.
of meats and desserts were
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served.
There was much
Dr.
and
Mrs
David Sara-
music and many games The
last of the guests left for zin went to the University of
Utah Medical School last
home about 11 p.m.
week. Dr Sarazln attended
a General Practice Review
ORDER OF They visited with Mr and
Mrs. Ray Larson in Ogden
EASTERN
STAR
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Several ladies from the
Christian Church met in the
Golden Rule Chapter #131
home of Mrs. Lester Oden
and Star Dusters and mem­
Monday to do sewing and
bers of Golden Rule Lodge
mending for the Malheur Me­
#147 held a potluck supper
morial Hospital
preceedmg the Masonic meet­
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ing, February 11.
Weekend guests of Mr an<j w
F orty-eight were present.
Mrs Herman Towne wrr- her*
Guests were welcomed by
sisters, Mr and Mrs George
Amelia Pratt, Worthy Mat­
Eichner of Harrisburg, Ore­
ron and Roy Holmes, Worthy
gon and Mrs. Richard Kim­
Patron.
Patricia Marcum
mell from Phoenix, Ariz.
Cancer ResearchCommittee
They visited their brother,
member was introduced. Har­ Clarence Mull who is very
vey Easton, Worshipful Mas­
ill in St. Alphonsus Hospital
ter assisted Kathleen Whee­
in Boise, on Sunday.
ler, President of Stardus­
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ters in the drawing for the
Mrs. Don Savage accom­
toaster-oven.
The profits
panied Mr. and Mrs Herman
of which are to go to Oregon’s
Keffer of Vale to the Annual
Cancer Research. Lois Mi­
Scout Recognition Banquet
ner was the lucky winner.
at NNC in Nampa, Satur­
After the dinner, the Star­
day evening.
dusters adjourned to the
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home of Laura Penrod to
Mr and Mrs. Larry Black­
make St. Patrick favors for
burn, Lisa and Taft spent this
the Malheur Memorial Hos­
past weekend in Moscow.
pital.
Larry broadcasted two ball
Hostess Penrod served de­ games and they visited old
licious refreshments. Guests friends and relatives in the
were Ilene Nelson, Celestia
area
Russell and Delores Shelton.
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GARDENERS MEET
Reg. $219.00
3rd & MAIN
Thursday, February 14, 1974
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
The Adrian Garden Club
met Monday afternoon Feb­
ruary 4, with Mrs Edythe
Prosser in Big Bend with 9
ladies present Mrs Varner
Hopkins,
president, had
charge of the meeting. Mrs.
Burton Barnes gave the se­
cretary and treasurer’s re­
ports.
Mrs. George De­
Haven gave the lesson on the
Pruning of Flowering Shru-
bery,
Trees, Roses and
Grapes
Mr. and Mrs. Ward C.
Lundy went to Mabton, Wa-
shington February 2 to visit
her sister, Mr and Mrs C.
A. Becker.
Mrs. Lundy's
neice from Hermiston, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Ford and
Sara joined them for Sunday
dinner.
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Mrs. Erma Sparks, Mrs.
Hazel Farr and Mrs. Blan­
che Weeks went to Boise
Sunday to visit Mrs Week’s
brother-in-law Otis Squire
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Guests in the Elton Clapp
home on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs Marvin Wiley of
Caldwell, Everyone helped
Emily Wiley celebrate tier 14
birthday TheClapp'sgrand­
daughter, Susan Clapp called
Emily from Washington DC.
Friday evening to wish her a
Happy Birthday.”
Mrs. Frank Byers retur­
ned home Sunday evening after
a- few days visit in Donne 1 y
with her daughter, the Rev
and Mrs. Jim Farmer and
family
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Sunday callers at the home
of Mr and Mrs T. H Eld­
redge were Mr. andMrs Ed.
Nordhorst of Payette and
Mrs.
Emerson Bingaman
of Fruitland
Teems Plan
To Hold Rally
There will be a "Har­
vesters Rally” for all the
young people in the area at
The Women’s Club house
in Ontario, Saturday, Feb­
ruary 16. The morning ses­
sions will start at 10:00a.m
Special music will be pre­
sented by The Sonshiners
and the Neilsen Quartet.
There will be a potluck din­
ner at noon, Please bring
a covered dish and table -
service.
The message which will
be given during the after-
noon session will be de­
livered by the Rev James
Farmer.
Everyone young
and old is invited tocome and
join in the fellowship The
Rally will end at 3 00 p.m.
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The OKK Club will meet
Thursday 21 at the home of
Mrs William Peutz with Mrs.
Don Brewer as co-hostess
A Valentine exchange wUl
be held by attending memtiers.
Next meeting to be announ­
ced later.
Chamberlain—Garner U rd
In Idaho Falls LDS Temple
Dee Anna Henrie
Keeps Improving
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hart­
ley are very happy to announce
that their granddaughter,
little Dee Anna Henrie of
Delta, Utah is improving and
doing very well. Her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Henrie
telephoned the grandparents
and it is quite possible Dee
Anna will get to leave the
Primary Children's Hospital
in Salt Lake and return to her
home in Delta this weekend
Brownie Troop »169 met
Thursday, February 7 at
the Christian Church
W’e had roll call, the flag
salute and said the 3-B's
and pledge We sang 'Taps”
and ‘ 'Smile. ” We made name
tags out of clotties pins and
put names on with alphabet
soup letters. We discus­
sed the cookie sales Re­
freshments were served by
Cookie Queen, Melissa Lorea
Next meeting will tie Thurs
day, February 14
—Sherry Sims, reporter
LEGION NEWS
Legionnaires and Auxi­
liary members of the Nyssa
Post held a potluck dinner
in the Eagles Hall, Thurs­
day, February 7,
Mr. and Mrs. JohnStewart
now of Nyssa, showed slides
of their beautiful home and
yard which they had in Phoe­
nix, Arizona Theywerevery
much enjoyed by all who at­
tended.
Marriage
Announced
Nancy Elizabeth Boydell
and Thayne J. Harns were
married Saturday, February
9, at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Jack
Harris of Boise. Idaho.
The bride's parents are
Mr and Mrs Edward A
Boydell of Salt Lake City,
Utah
The groom is an employe
of Union Pacific Railroad
in Nampa, Idaho; and the
bride is employed by Moun­
tain Bell of Boise
The couple planned a wed­
ding trip to Phoenix, Arizona
The bride is the grand­
daughter of Mrs A.H Boy­
dell of Nyssa.
Repeating vows
in a
December 18, 1973 double­
ring ceremony, at the Idaho
Falls LDS Temple were
Cherrylee Chamberlain of
Adrian and Tunis Garner
of Caldwell
Parents of the couple are
Mt and Mrs Leon Cham
berlam of Adrian and Mr
and Mrs Lewey Garner of
Caldwell
A reception honoring the
couple was held December
28 at the Owyhee LDS Ward
The bride wore a floor-
length gown of gold crepe
The bodice featured long
sleeves, scoop neckline and
the waist was enhanced by
braid. She wore a corsage
of yellow roses
For the reception, the
bride's mother chose a blue
crepe dress Mottier of the
groom wore a dress of blue
print Their corsages were
white carnations.
A three-tiered white wed­
ding cake topped with a floral
arrangement of yellow roses
and decorated with yellow
roses graced Hie reception
table
111 charge of the re­
freshment table were Mr
and Mrs Paul Butler of
Ontario,
Jed Chamberlain
and 1 vdia Mungary Regis­
tering guests was Christy
Huntsman and in charge of
the gift table were Mr and
Mrs. Clint Chamberlain and
Delores Hawks
The bride is a 1973 gra­
duate of Hrigtiam Young Uni­
versity. She and her hus­
PINOCHLE PARTY band a re employed in Nampa,
»here they are making their
Mrs. OrmaCleaver enter­
home.
tained the memtiers of the
Out of town guests includ­
Pinochle Club on Wednes­
ed Jed R. Strmgtiam and
day, February 6 Twotables
Mr and Mrs Orland (fall
were In play.
Mrs Tom
of Bountiful. Utah. Mr and
Johnson won high, Mrs.Char­ Mrs Lennie (earner of Hur
lie Wernick was low and
lev Idaho
Mi and Mr1
Mrs Wyatt Smith andMrs.
Jed H. Strmgtiam of Ogden,
Helmer Ostrom were tra­
Utah attended the wedding
veling.
ceremony at Idaho Falls
SWEETHEART DANCE
FEB. 16 - 9:30 to 2:30
Music by
SONNY & HIS WESTERN BAND
Come and bring your sweetheart
and enjoy yourselves.
BROWNIES LOUNGE
NYSSA, OREGON
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BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Dorthy Mason en­
tertained the Friday After­
noon BndgeClubat her home
in Ontario February 8 Guest
player
was Mrs Louie
Maulding
Prize winners
were Mrs. Chuck Michaels
taking high and Mrs. Ted
Morgan taking second high
The Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club met Thursday
February 7 at the home of
Mrs. Joe Maughn.
Mrs.
Louie Maulding, Mrs. Joe
Cundall
and Mrs Murie
Lancaster were guests Mrs
Cundall and Mrs. Maulding
were prize winners
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