Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
Pag« Four
Thursday, February 13, 1975
S.P.Bybees Observe Anniversary
Hometown News
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Cail 372-2233
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Conant. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Conant and children of
Caldwell were Sunday after
noon visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown.
• • •
Sunday dinner guests at
the home of the Dirick
Nedrys were Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Humphrey of Boise.
• • •
Mrs. Donna Glenn. Mrs.
Roma Alvord. Mrs. Alice
Williams and Mrs. Virginia
Bybee attended the funeral
services of Kaci Marquez in
Boise on Saturday. They later
visited Mrs. Boyd Bridges.
They also called on Mrs.
Madge Wilson who is staying
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Green and Mrs.
Mildred Peterson who is a
patient at St. Lukes Hospital.
• • •
Mrs. Frank Byers is
visiting in Donnelly this week
with her son, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sommars and family
and daughter, the Rev and
Mrs. Jim Farmer and family.
She will also visit her
daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Grant in Lewiston.
She will return home this
weekend with the Sommars.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp.
Mrs. Neta Mae Wiley, Emily
and Raymond attended a
dinner in Caldwell Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Wilev in honor of
Emily’s fifteenth birthday.
Other guests were Charlotte
Sandefer and her father
Clarence Sandefer and ne-
phew. Robert Sandefer Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Riley and
children all of Caldwell and
Mrs. Wiley’s sister. Mrs.
Vaneta Wilson from Colorado
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Sunday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin
were her sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Betterton of Jerome.
Another sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Ashford Fields from Notus
accompanied Mrs. Griffin to
the LDS Conference Sunday
morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Haroldsen enjoyed a week
long visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Haroldsen and family
in Eagle. They returned
home on Sunday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney
and boys were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Owen
Gann.
Following dinner the group
went to Juntura to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Richey.
• • •
Mrs. Merle Johnson atten
ded a family reunion at the
home of her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Sweaney in
Caldwell on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Olsen
returned to their home in
Peterson. Utah on Wednes
day after spending the past
week with the J. Elwood
Flinders.
Mrs. Olsen and
Mrs. Flinders are sisters.
Mr and Mrs. Orren Astle of
Mountain Green. Utah visi
ted the Flinders on Friday.
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Guests attending a birth
day dinner prepared by Mrs.
Joel Mitchell in honor of Joel
and his son Wayne at the
Mitchell home on Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Oxnam. Ken Moore. Mrs.
Lucile My nek and Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Beckstead and
David Mitchell.
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Dr and Mrs. David Sara-
zin and family went to McCall
over the weekend and atten
ded the Winter Carnival.
They stayed in their motor
home at the cabin of Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Michaels.
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Sunday afternoon callers
on Mrs. Louise Ward were
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pratt
from Adrian.
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MR. AND MRS. SHAY BYBEE were honored on their
Golden Wedding Anniversary, Saturday, January 25. They
are pictured with their children and grandchildren, seated
from left. Sharia Froerer. Owen Froerer. Colleen Froerer,
Shay and Virginia Bybee, llhontla Bybee, holding Leigh
Bybee. Gary Bybee with Marc and Todd Bybee.
Mrs. Nellie Redford of
Hammett is visiting her
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Towne this week.
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Nyssa Students
Receive Awards
Mrs. Hazel Farr was a
Sunday dinner guest of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Blanche
Weeks. Following dinner the
ladies called at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weeks
in Parma.
• • •
Anna Marie Dority. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dority of Nyssa, received
first place in the Soroptimist
Youth Citizenship contest.
Bruce Ray Corn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Corn. Nyssa
was second place winner.
Both young people received
savings bonds to be used to
further their education.
Miss Dority is a senior at
Nyssa High School. She is
president of Giris Athletic
Association, a cadet teacher
in physical education, activity
chairman for Pep Club, was
president of her class junior
year, and is active in scouts,
her church, as a candy
striper, in sports and band.
Her entry will compete in
the Northwest Regional con
test.
Corn, also a senior at
Nyssa High, is vice president
and chairman of the parlimen-
tary team for Future Farmers
of America. He has received
numerous FFA awards. He is
active in stage and pep band
and farms 113 acres by
himself.
The contest open to Mal
heur County high school
seniors, drew 13 entries.
Each contestant wrote an
essay answering the question
how they viewed their citizen
ship responsibility in the
family, the community and
the world.
Friday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy
were her sister. Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Becker of Mabton.
Washington. They were en
route home from a vacation
trip.
a • •
Weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Muri Lancaster
were their daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Hobson and
children of Hagerman. Mrs.
Hobson and the grandchil
dren stayed to visit a few
days this week.
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson
hosted the Couple's Bridge
Club Saturday, February 8.
Preceding bridge, members
enjoyed dinner at the Twi
light Cafe. High score win
ners for the evening were
Mrs. Don Oldemeyer. Mrs.
Boyd Wilson and I Gale
Christensen.
• • •
Mrs. David Sarazin
en-
tertained members of the
Friday Afternoon Bridge
Club on February 7. Guest
player was Mrs. Bob Wilson.
Winning honors went to Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. John Stringer
and Mrs. Sarazin.
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Members of the Couples
Bridge Club were entertained
Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Wie-
neke. Guests for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Holcomb and Mrs. Lucile
Myrick. This club keeps a
running score.
Mrs. Frank Morgan en
tertained members of the
Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club February 6.
Guests
were Mrs. Bumall Brown of
Ogden, Utah and Mrs. Gene
Stunz. Winning honors went
to Mrs. Harry Miner and
Mrs. Tom Eldredge.
ORDER OF
EASTERN
STAR
Stardusters met February
10 at the home of Louise
Wernick with Myrtle Sasser
as co-hostess.
Twelve
members answered roll call
with President Patricia Mar
cum presiding.
Plans for next year's
bazaar were discussed. After
the meeting was closed all
the members worked on
Valentine nut cups for
Friendship night to be held
February 17.
The next meeting will be
March 10 with hostesses
Marie Holmes and Cleta
deBoer.
PINOCHLE PARTIES
The Tuesday Afternoon
Card Club met February 4 at
the home of Mrs. Verna
Martin. High honors went to
Mrs. Bertha Rudclick with
Mrs. Harnett Warren taking
low.
The ladies will meet
February 18 at the home of
Mrs. Virgie Rookstool at 1
D.m.
Cooking Beaver»
ANNA MARIE DORITY. received first
place award and a savings bond from Mildred
Whipple, president, recently for her essay
I HOW TO SURPRISE
YOUR
VALENTINE!
OVER 300 PAIR OF
FAMOUS NAME
WORK OR CASUAL
BIRTHDAY DINNER
The Masonic Washington
Dav Banquet for the Ontario.
Vale and Nyssa Lodges will
be held Saturday. February
22 at the Boulevard Grange
Hall at 7 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mann
of Parma entertained for
their daughter. Lauralyn.
with a dinner in honor of her
5th birthday. Sunday, Feb
ruary 9. Guests were her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs
Leo Gonyer of Nyssa and
afternoon callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mann and
C'heri.
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BRACKEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Reservations should be
made by Monday. February
17. Contact Wilbur Atherton,
889-8055. for reservations
and more information
Nyssa PTSA Meets Feb. 20
The Nyssa PTSA will meet
Thursday. February 20 in the
multi-purpose room at the
Primary Building at 8 p.m.
Nyssa High School Princi
pal, Gene Chester will be in
charge of the program. He
will explain the new Oregon
graduation requirements that
are partially in effect with
this year's freshmen class.
There will be no high school
graduation requirements as
such, but there will be
Oregon graduation require
ments that each graduating
student must meet. This
meeting should be of special
interest to parents
with
students that will be gradua
ting in 1978 and after, and of
interest to the whole com
munity.
A nominating committee
for the nomination of officers
for next year will be chosen
and plans for a membership
drive are underway.
Adrian Garden
Club
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FROM A FAMOUS
WEST COAST
MANUFACTURER
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entry in the Soroptimist Youth Citizenship
contest. Bruce Ray Corn, right received an
award and a bond for second place.
Lodges To Have Banquet Feb. 22
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Standing from left. Randy Froerer. Robin Froerer. Craig
Froerer, Ray Bybee. Clara Dean Bybee. Douglas Bybee.
Shawn Bybee. Tamara Bybee, Jay Bybee. Donella Bybee.
Pamela Smith. Not present when the picture was taken were
Bob Smith, son-in-law and Kim Bybee, grandson.
An open house honoring
the 50th
wedding anni
versary of Mr. and Mr». Shay
Bybee was held Saturday.
January 25 at the Eagles Hall
In Nyssa with 250 signing the
guest book. The event was
hosted by the couple's four
children and all their grand
children were present but
one. Highlight of the day was
a surprise gift of tickets for a
six-day vacation trip to
Acapulco.
The reception table was
centered with a beautifully
decorated anniversary cake,
made by Mrs. Roma Alvord,
sister of Mrs. Bybee. The
family tree and genealogical
chart were displayed as were
many lovely floral bouquets
and anniversary cards, re
ceived by the honorees. Long
distance calls came from Jim
Russell in Los Angeles and
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kesler in
Mesa. Arizona.
Following the open house,
a steak supper was served at
the Eagles, for approximately
35 guests.
Out-of-town guests inclu
ded: Mmes and Messrs. D.
O. Bybee. Grand View.
Idaho; Eddie Keyser. Seattle;
Morris Baker. Burley. Idaho.
Russell
Jorden, Nampa;
Owen Froerer. Sr.. Vale;
The Adrian Garden Club
met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Gladys Newbill. A good
crowd attended. The presi
dent, Mrs. Varner Hopkins
had charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Bert Barnes gave the
secretary and treasurers re
ports. Roll call was answered
by the name of a Hawaiian
song. Mrs. Bea Grossnickle
told of her trip to Hawaii at
Christmas time, when she
sjient two weeks visiting her
son.
She showed picture
jxistcards and photographs of
scenery there.
Everyone is welcome to
attend this meeting and help
the PTSA do bigger and
better things for your child,
your schools and your com
munitv.
The seventh grade choir,
under the direction of Jeff
Sandburg. Nyssa Choir Direc
tor will provide the musical
entertainment for the eve
ning.
4-H Uveotoci (lab
Arcadia 4-H Livestock Club
will hold their first meeting
Thursday, February 13 at
7:30 p.m
at the Leroy
Mecham home
mile west
of Clark Blvd . on Eureka
Avenue.
All youngsters, interested
in animals, who were 9 years
to 18 years. January I. 1975
are invited to attend.
Bybees Take
Mexico Trip
Mr. and Mrs. S. P Bybee
returned Monday, February
J from a six-day trip to
'Acapulco. Mexico. The trip
was a gift from their children
for their 50th wedding
anniversary.
They flew to the lively
tourist town, arriving there
early in the evening. The six
days were full of interesting
sights and happenings Mrs.
Bybee shopped and enjoyed
the market place where each
merchant set up his place of
business in individual stalls.
They took a tour of the city
and saw the governor's
home. John Wayne's home
and the home of Johnny
Weismuller
The couple
attended the bullfights and
also got to see the cliff divers
perform their very beautiful
dives into the sea from the
high cliffs. The flowers were
very beautiful and fruit was
very plentiful.
The Bybees changed
planes in the Mexico City
Airport and were surprised
that they were expected to
change their own bags from
one plane to the other in this
very large airport. They were
also in Los Angeles and San
Francisco during stop-overs
on their return to Nyssa.
W.W. Foster
(Celebrates 89th
Birthday
W W Foster celebrated
his 89th birthday Sunday,
February 2 (his actual birth
date was February 3) at the
Malheur Memorial Nursing
Home. Those who enjoyed
the delicious turkey dinner at
his table were his wife. Mrs.
Foster, his daughter, Mr
and Mrs. Raymond Sager,
Angie Cook and Cliff Main.
Following the dinner they
were served the traditional
birthday cake that was given
to Mr. Foster for the occasion
by Cliff Main.
Happy Doi«n
Club M««ts
Equitable Savings
Past Masters Club District
419 met Monday, February
10 at the Masonic Hall in
Nyssa with President Foy
Sasser presiding.
The Club will hold its nest
meeting Wednesday, March
5 in the Masonic Hall in Vale
at 7 p.m.
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reported earnings of SI.64
per share for 1974. a 33%
decrease from 1973 per share
earnings of S2.45. according
to William E. Love, Chair
man and President. The 1974
per share earnings are based
upon 1,827.250
average
shares outstanding during
the year.
Love said that "net after
tax earnings including sub
sidiaries for 1974 totaled
$2.998.000 compared with
$4.464.000 for 1973. Fourth
quarter earnings including
subsidiaries were $456,577,
down substantially from $1,-
021.000 in the fourth quarter
of 1973."
MERRY WIDOWS
The Merry Widows will
meet Saturday. February IS
at the home of Mrs. Harnett
Warren at 6:30 p.m.
Com« in and »•• our
New (Catalog
Photo Invitations
Mormon Temple Designs
Thank You Notes
Paraonalixad Napkins
Anniversary Announcements
Parchment Scrolls
Golden Age
Calling Cards
Rummag« Sal«
The Golden Age Club will
hold a rummage sale Friday
and Saturday, February 14
and 15 at 113 Green Avenue
(between First and Second
Street)from 10 a.m. to5 p.m.
They have a dav bed with a
good mattress for sale and
lots of miscellaneous.
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Fast Service
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MORRISON ELECTRIC
has been Incorporated
under the name of
Nyssa Electric, Inc.
372-3151
Past Mastors Meat
The Cooking Beavers met
February 4 at Sandy Sisson’s
home. We said the pledge
and Mrs. Sisson showed us
how to peel and serve carrots
and celery. Then we made
frankfurter sandwiches Af
ter warming our plates we
served the food. We ate and
enjoyed our dinner.
Our nest meeting will be
al the home of Sandy Sisson
on Tuesday. February IS We
adjourned and went home
Renate Hansen, reporter
Monte Fife. Pendleton; Ray
Bybee, Shawn and Doug,
Brigham City, Utah; Don
Bower., of Parma. Idaho;
Lori Chandler, Weiser.
Those
attending from
Boise were Mmes, and
Messers. Chuck Smith. Dick
Norell, Dick Durham. Alden
Nicols. Harold Green, Blain
Hooper and Boyd Bridges
Ontario guests attending
were Mmes, and Messrs.
John Stafford. Paul Johnson.
Lorin King. George Courtney
Lynn Ray. Charles Stewart.
Irvin Wulff and Mrs. Bob
Smith. Beaverton. Oregon.
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( lub met Friday afternoon
with Dorothy Fox Anna Long
was a guest player Winners
were Elsie Diven. Bernice
Toomb.
Ihelma Hammon
and Minnie Siam.