Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, February 21, 1974
in Ontario on Saturday.
Special music provided by
Young People’s Groups, for
the morning session, were
included in the morning at
tendance, making a larger
attendance.
Afternoon at
tendance was about as usual.
Many familiar faces were
missing, having been called
to a better home.
Rev
Bill Jacobson and ills family
were present
They are
preparing to return again to
foreign missionary service.
Report ut the death ut Lola
Beachel was a shock She
and tier husband have spent
most of their married years
in foreign missionary ser
vice. Rev. James Farmer,
a young pastor formerly a
resident of this area was
special speaker. The Har
vesters have always pro
vided a most interesting pro
gram, their album of pictures
of former meetings are being
increased each year, by many
nee faces of missionary
workers.
Mr and Mrs. Ira Price
were visiting at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Charles
Marvin in Apple Valley on
Thursday evening
Mrs.
Marvin's sister from Wis
consin was a guest in the
Marvin home She and Mr.
and Mrs price were neigh
bors in Winconsin at the
time the Prices lives there.
Mrs. O.PCounsil and Mrs.
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OREGON DAIRY PRINCESS BETTY SMITH,
right, of Linn County poses with Malheur
County's Dairy Princess Diane Thomas and
her fattier, Kenneth Thomas of Adrian
The girls were honored by the Malheur
County Dairy Wives at a dinner at the
Eastside Cafe Monday evening.
Miss Smith Is making » tour of Oregon
accompanied by Ray Kozak. executive sec
retary of the Oregon Dairy Products Com
mission
SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
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SUNSET VALLEY - Mr.
and Mrs Loren Hite and
Mr Hite's mother, Mrs.
Blanche McKie of Emmett
spent Monday andTuesdayat
the Carl
and Walter Hite
ranch and at the home of
Mr and Mrs Roy Osborne
in Durkee Oregon
Mr and Mrs. Jim Hite,
Mrs Joe Hile and son. Mr.
and Mrs Cliff Fields and
daughter, of McCall were
dinner guests on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs
John Reffett
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Adams
were visitors on Friday
evening at the home of Mrs.
John Reffett
Students
attending the
Adrian High School were
home Monday due to heating
problems at th«- high s< hool,
Tuesday classes were held
as usual
Mrs Elver Nielsen and
Mrs Jim Langley were visi
tors at the home of Mr and
Mrs Magnus Ekanger, on
Friday afternoon
Kelly and Brenda visited
their grandma. Mrs Gab
riel Astoreca over the week
end
Mrs Ora NewgenandMrs
Ted Avery visited Mrs.
Frone Stradley at the Casa
Loma Home in Payette on
Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wil
son were overnigtit guests
on Monday, at the home of
Mr and Mrs Tim Holly in
John Day
Mrs Douglas Weaver and
daughter, and Mr and Mrs
Don Share, and family of
Buhl were guests at the Ira
Price home on Saturday and
Sunday
They were here to
attend the wedding of Shagay
Share and George Jones,
which took place at the home
of Mrs Clara Jones in the
Nyssa area on Saturday
evening
Mrs.
Earl
Mr
and
Province of Caldwell were
dinner guests on Sunday at
the home of Mr and Mrs.
Ira Price
Mrs. John Reffett and Mr
and Mrs. Loren Hite spent
a weekend at Durfur and
Portland, Oregon visiting the
Stanley Reffett home
Mrs.
Eugene Stephens
was a caller onSunday after
noon at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs John Cleaver and
Mr and Mrs Magnus Ekan-
ger.
Mrs. JohnCleaver, mother
of Mrs. Magnus Ekanger,
suffered painful injuries to
her leg on Tuesday, when
she accidently fell.
Rev Godfrey CTRear, of
Montana Bible School, was a
houseguest at the home of
Mr and Mrs Elver Niel
sen, for a week during a
senes of special services
which were held at the Owy
hee CommunityChurch. Rev.
Moxom and Mrs. Moxorn re
turned him to Boise on Fri
day for his plane to return
to Montana.
Mrs. Magnus Ekanger and
Mrs. Jim ljuigley with Mrs.
Elver Nielsen were callers
on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mr and Mrs Keith
Langley
Rev. and Mrs Kenneth
Himple
were
overnight
guests at the home of Mt.
and Mrs Elver Nielsen on
Friday night.
Several families of this
area attended the Annual
Harvesters rally and Fellow
ship dinner which was lield
at the Women's Clubhouse,
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Gordon Club
The Town and Country
Garden Club met Thursday,
February 14 at the home
of Mrs, Ben Payne of Nu
Acres. There were ten mem
bers present and one visitor.
Mrs. Spielman of Eagle,
Idaho.
Following refreshments
arid the business meeting,
Mrs. William Schireman,
president gave a most in
teresting lesson on Top Prio
rity Architectural aspects
of gardens
were Friday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Rudolph, tn Nampa.
M's Charles Glenn re
turned home by plane on
February 12, after spending
a week in California areas,
visiting her mother, Mrs.
Thedaa Boren
and
son
Leonard,
at
Huntington
Beach, her daughter, Lynn
Glenn at Santa Anna, Mr and
Mrs. C.T. Blackburn and Mr
and Mrs. Dewey Strong at
Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Blackburn at Long
Beach
On Saturday, Feb
ruary 9 and 10, Mrs. Boren
and Leonard
and
Lynn
Glenn went to San Diego,
and were guests of the Tom
Boren family.
Linda Peine—Chet l.homan
Exchange Vows in Denver
Linda Peine and Chet
Choman exchanged wedding
vows in a double-ring cere
mony at 7 p.m. in the Mother
of God Catholic Church in
Denver, Colorado, rm Decem
ber 9, 1973
Parents of the couple are
Mr and Mrs. John Peine
of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Choman of Denver
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
floor-length gown of white
polyester with an empire
waistline.
Lace accented
the bodice, cuffs and ruffle.
The full sleeves were ga
thered into deep cuffs. Her
chapel length veil of illusion
was gathered and held in
place by petals of seed pearls.
The veil was enhanced with
lace flower appliques. She
carried a single large yellow
mum
Mrs. Walt (Sharen) Hinz
sister of the bride, was ma
tron of honor Her gown of
yellow polyester was sty
led with an empire waist
line and full sleeves that ga
thered into deep cuffs She
carried a large white mum.
Stacey Hinz, niece of the
bride, was flower girl. Her
dress of yellow polyester
was designed identical to
that of the bride The bride's
EVERYDAY
attendants wore yellow flo
wers in their hair All dres
ses for the bridal party
were made by the bride's
mother. John Hinz, nephew
of the bride, was ring bea
rer
Serving as bestman was
John Sweet. Ushers were
John Choman, brother of the
groom and Doug Ochs, bro
ther-in-law of the groom.
For her daughter’s wed
ding, Mrs. Peine chose a
floor-length gown of white
flowered nylon over yellow
polyester. The bridgeroom’s
mother was attired in a
floor-length gown of bronze
brocade.
Their corsages
were of yellow carnations.
A reception followed the
ceremony in the Chapel of
the Angels Hall
Mrs. Doug (Mary) Ochs,
sister of the groom, was
in charge of the guest book
The new Mrs. Chomanhas
been employed by the Un
derwriters Insurance Co.,
and Safeco Insurance Co.
in Denver for the last five
years. Linda was graduated
from
Nyssa High School
in 1967. Her husband is in
the real estate business in
Alamosa, Colorado.
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Ira Price attended the Tri
Valley Extension meeting
which was hosted on Friday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K"iji Okano.
Mrs. Larry
Culbertson dem instrated the
Lesson.
Mr and Mrs. Bobby J<*
Felty and daughter, Camille
were visitors on Sunday
afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Harold Alex
ander.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Day
were visitors on Saturday
afternoon at the home of
Mr.
and Mrs.
Magnus
Ekanger.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Neilsen
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Wilson and family were
Friday evening callers at
the home of Mr and Mrs.
Elver Nielsen.
Mr and Mrs. Jess Asu-
mendi and family attended
a housewarming for Mr and
Mrs.
Harvey Wilmot in
Nyssa on Saturday evening
which was arranged as a
surpirse by the employees
of the Dessert Seed Co.
Mr and Mrs Larry Cul
bertson and family were din
ner guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bus
ter Talbot to honor Mr. and
Mrs Charles Culbertson on
their forty-second wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Mit
chell, Mrs Walter Hillis and
Mr. and Mrs. A.T Knowles
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