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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Honor Students Initiated At TVCC
RECENT PHI THETA KAPPA INITIATES
beginning at the top and reading from left to
right, are Lynn Lucas. Ontario; Nikki Vogt.
Midvale. Id; Nancy Ingle. Ontario; Robin
Nelson. Vale; Dennis Bassford. Payette; Debi
Ashcraft. Ontario; Nita Spears. Vale; Julie
Ishida. Adrian; Steve Stewart, Ontario;
Roger Hoverman. Delphos. Ohio; Vernon
Ball. Huntington; Joe Eddy. Vale: John Gra­
ham. Boise; Alice Roberts. Ontario; Mark
Webb. Great Falls. Mont.; Betty Babcock.
Ontario. Outgoing officers at the lower right
are Carol Taka mi. Nyssa; Phyllis Dorroh,
Ontario; Trish Tiffany. Vale and Vickie Lane,
Ontario. Initiates not pictured are Kathy
Lattimore and Karen Laird, both of Weiser;
Linda Bracht and Mike Goul, both of Ontario
and Robert Douglas. La Grande.
Twenty-one Treasure Val­
ley Community College honor
students were recently recog­
nised for their intellectual
achievements by initiation
into Omicron Phi Chapter of
Phi Theta Kappa, a national
honorary society. Admission
requires a cumulative grade
point of 3.S as well as
attendance as a full time
student for two successive
quarters immediately prior to
initiation.
The local group is an
affiliate of the national Phi
Theta Kappa which is the
only honorary fraternity that
the National Junior College
Assocation sponsors. Laurine
Wrenn, adviser, stated that
the Treasure Valley Com- x
munity College Chapter was
the first one installed in
Oregon “and other Com­
munity Colleges followed our
lead in affiliating.“
One of the major activities
of the group is its involve­
ment with Commencement.
The president acts as one of
two marshalls in the com­
mencement procession and
non-graduating members as­
sist with ushering. They also
administer the selection of
"Teacher of the Year." and
sponsor lectures and debates
for political forums. Nest
year they will be involved
with Bicentennial activities.
Initiates are Lynn Lucas.
Nancy Ingle. Debi Ashcraft.
Steve Stewart, Alice Roberts.
Betty Babcock. Linda Bracht
and Mike Goul all of Ontario;
Robin Nelson. Nita Spears
and Joe Eddy all of Vale;
Julie Ishida. Adrian; Nikki
Vogt. Midvale ID; Dennis
Bassford. Payette; Roger
Hoverman. Delphos. Ohio;
Vernon Ball, Huntington;
John Graham. Botse; Mark
Webb. Great Falls. MT ;
Kathy Lattimore and Karen
Laird, both of Weiser; and
Robert Douglas. La Grande.
Outgoing officers are Carol
Takami, Nyssa; Trish Tiffany
Vale; Phyllis Dorroh and
Vickie Lane. Ontario.
Co-advisors with Mrs.
Wrenn are faculty members
Jim Roberts and Ted Boyll.
fBIRTHS/l
1975 County Conservation
Malheur Memorial Hoapital
Russell FuUeton, Chair­
man. Malheur County Agri­
cultural Stabilization and
Conservation Committee, re­
ported that a county conser­
vation program has been
authorized for 1975. Under
the program farmers may
carry out certain needed and
enduring conservation prac­
tices with federal funds
sharing approximately half of
the cost.
Fulleton said that the
MAKE
BETTER WITH
Sweets for
the Sweetest
of All...
county committee would
meet the week of May Sth
with members of the develop­
ment group to formulate the
county program. The county
program must be developed
and operate within the
guidelines handed down by
the Oregon State ASC
Committee. Most practices
under the 1970 program are
authorized for 1975, accor­
ding to Fulleton.
A considerable amount of.
time and work is involved in
developing and getting ap­
proval of the county program.
It was estimated by Fulleton
that approval should be
received and the program in
operation by June 1st.
May 7. Mr. and Mrs. John
Lara. Nyssa, boy.
Heiy Reeary
April Mi Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Esplin. Nyssa, a girl
May it Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Travis, Ontario, a girl.
May 2i Mr and Mrs.
Raymond Brooks. Ontario, a
girl
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Gregg. Payette, a boy.
May 3t Mr. and Mrs.
Ronny Gamer. Weiser, a
boy.
May 4: Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Ogden, New Plymouth, a girl
May Si Mr. and Mrs. Raul
Alaniz. Ontario, a girl.
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Eastern Star
Activities
Golden Rule Chapter *131
OES held a pot luck dinner at
6:30 p.m. Monday, May 5.
honoring members of Job's
Daughters Bethel *33 and
Owyhee Chapter of DeMolay
and some of the council
members of both. Forty-five
attended and enjoyed a lovely
dinner.
Introduced were Connie
Barnes, honored
queen.
Bethel *J3; Tami Webb,
senior princess; Sharon Bar­
nes. junior princess; Barbara
Holmes, marshall; Brent
Grasty, Master Counselor
Owyhee Chapter; Mark Nel­
son. State Senior Counselor
of State of Oregon; Wilbur
Atherton, worshipful master
of Golden Rule Lodge *147;
Myrtle and Foy Sasser,
worthy matron and worthy
patron of Golden Rule Lodge
Chapter »131; Vera Webb,
guardian of Bethel *33. Dick
Nelson, district advisor to
State DeMolay dad; other
Jobies and DeMolay in­
troduced themselves.
The Job's Daughters ho­
nored Kathleen Wheeler and
Louise Werntck for their
several years of service. They
were crowned and robed as
Honorary Jr. and Sr. Prin­
cesses» and co-bosses. Each
was presented a lovely red
rose.
At 8 p.m., Golden Rule
Chapter met with Worthy
Matron Myrtle Sasser presi­
ding. Escorted and intro­
duced was Lucille Steiner,
grand committee member of
home endowment committee.
Grand Chapter of Oregon.
Initiation was held for
Dinah and Mancil Bishop.
Election of officers was held
and the following were
elected: Cleta deBoer, wo­
rthy matron; Clarence Wer-
nick. worthy patron; Beatrice
Grossnickle. associate ma­
tron; George Cartwright,
associate patron; Mae Schire-
man. secretary; Louise Wer-
nick. treasurer. Amelia Pratt,
conductress; and Mira Ather­
ton, associate conductress.
Appointive officers will be
announced later. Installation
will be held June 24. Vera
Webb was escorted and
jptroduced as guardian and
thanked for her wort. She
was presented a gift from the
Chapter.
Foy Sasser, worthy patron
presided
Cleta deBoer
reported on installation of
Cambridge Chapter. Beatrice
Grossnickel on Hermosa Cha­
pter and Myrtle Sasser on
Nampa Chapter *30.
Kathleen Wheeler had
charge of the Mother's Day
program, assisted by Patricia
Marcum. Sadie Metcalf. Ro­
se Willis. Beatrice Gross-
nicfcle. Foy Sasser and Myrtle
Sasser.
Conductress and
associate conductress pre­
sented each with petunia
ADRIAN - Carl Begeman.
Ray Bowen of Nampa. W C.
Van DeWater and son Kent
of Caldwell drove up to the
BIG BEND
Ross J. Eng­
Owyhee Dam late Sunday
lish. a graduate of the Adrian
afternoon. Thev report it was
High School. Adrian, Oregon
cold and breezy and very few
will graduate from Oregon
people were there.
School of Technology at
Mr
and Mrs. Myron
Klamath Falls, on June 8.
Gossard took a trip April 17.
1975 with a Science degree in
They visited her brother
Diesel Technology. Ross, his
Morris Deffenbaugh at Mo­
wife. Carey and son, Jay,
desto. Calif., and also visited
plan to make their home in
friends and relatives in San
Klamath Falls where Ross
Moteo. Richmond and San
and Al Minnick are opening a
Peblo. returning home Sun­
dealership in Hesston Hay
day morning.
Equipment. The business is
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft atten­
located at 7|5I South 6th St.
ded the funeral services for
and will be known as Basin
Hazel Hamellon at Caldwell
Equipment Co., Inc. Best
Friday afternoon.
wishes go to Ross in his new
Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
business,
Mackey received a telephone
Mrs Phil Church of Wilder
call Friday from their son
called on Mr. and Mrs Dyre
Gene who is in boot camp at
Roberts and Mr. and Mrs.
Fort Ord, California. He
Don Roberts Thursday after
called to see how his parents
noon.
were
Mrs. Josie Roodman of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen
Springfield. Oregon is visit­
of Nampa were Sunday
ing her sister. Mr. and Mrs
dinner guests of Mr. and
Ray Cartwright. Her son. Mr
Mrs. Carl Begeman. Mr. and
and Mrs. Junior Roodmail
Mrs W. C. Van DeWater of
brought her down.
Caldwell were Sunday after­
The latest word on Mrs
noon visitors in the Begeman
Verl Bishop is that she is
home.
recovering satisfactorily after
Mr. and Mrs. George
lung surgery last Wednesday
DeHaven went to Huntington
at St. Luke's Hospital in
Saturday where they atten­
Boise. Her daughter. Mrs.
ded the 50th Wedding
Chuck Barker of Grants Pass
Anniversary and open house
came Io be with the Bishops
for Mr. and Mrs. Galen
last week.
Raney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery
Sunday. Mrs. Grace Bau-
took Rex Burwright and
tenheimer of Roswell and
Pauline Presser of Caldwell
Louise Smith and daughter
to the Owyhee Dam Friday
Evelyn visited their niece.
evening for supper in their
Mr. and Mrs. George De Ha
motor home
ven.
Mrs. Winifred Bennett
Mr. and Mrs
Clifford
and Mrs. Dyre Roberts went
l ooney and boys of Ontario
to Nampa Wednesday where
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney
they had lunch at the Hong
were guests at a birthday
Kong Cafe then visited Mrs.
dinner Sunday honoring Mrs.
Mane Douglas and Mrs
Bill Looney at the home of
Florence Henderlider in the
Mrs. Robert Long.
afternoon. They were supper
Mrs. Robert Long. Mr. and
guests of Mrs. Margaret
Mrs. Burton Bames and Mrs.
Wood and Cherri in Marsing.
Gladys Newbill
were
Eighth Graders attending
Saturday evening dinner
the Party at Joann Geertsens
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blake
in Ridgeview Friday everning
Lowell.
were: Judy Lovitt, Donna
last Monday. Mrs Mabie
White. Susan Carroll. Brenda
Piercy accompanied Mrs.
Carlock. Kelli Allsop. Alex
Wayne Piercy of Parma to
Callahan. Dan Chaney. Russ
Aberdene where she spent
Roberts. Brent Ishida, and
Monday. Tuesday and Wed­
Bunny Buck.
Kelly Allsop
nesday. On the way they
and Brenda Carlock re­
visited Mrs. Mabie Piercy's
mained until Saturday with
sister. Mrs. Madge Harmon
Joann
at Buhl.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts
Sunday morning, Mrs.
are rejoicing over the arrival
Mabie Piercy went to McCall
of their first grandson, horn
with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Piercy to visit a cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Parker
called on Mr. and Mrs.
James Payne in Nampa
Sunday afternoon.
May 5th to Mr and Mm.
Tom Hopkins in Hawaii. The
young fellow arrived on his
great-grandmother, Mrs. Wil­
bur Roberts' birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell English were Sunday
guests at the
Don Boren
home in Nampa. They went
to visit with Mr and Mrs.
Orville English who recently
returned from Australia whe­
re they have been living.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts atten­
ded the Happy Dozen Pino­
chle Hub at the home of Mrs.
George DeHaven in Adrian
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery
visited Mr and Mrs. Gordon
Avery at Weiser Sunday.
They also saw the new
Adventist Church being built
there.
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Friends may like to know
how Mrs. Horace Chaney of
Caldwell is. She entered St.
Luke’s Hospital in Boise
Mondsy where she will have
treatment until the end of the
week. She is improving every
day.
Mrs. Erie Mausling was a
luncheon guest of Mrs.
Winifred Bennett Monday
and they worked on plans for
Jolly Janes" Birthday Wed­
nesday,
Mr and Mrs. Dale Smith
of Cortez, Colorado have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Tuppeny and Mr and
Mrs. Sam Pollard Jr.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Riggs
of Parma called on Mr. and
Mrs. Dyre Roberts Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Robert Callahan and
Mrs. Randy York and Shane
had a visit with Mrs. Polly
Dill st the West Park Plaza
last Friday. Polly was with
others of the Senior Citizens
that had just returned from
Owyhee Reservoir where
they were sight seeing on the
Sr. Citizen's bus. Polly now
lives in Caldwell since
Therons passing away. The
Dills were old-time residents
of Big Bend for a number of
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy York,
Shane and Sheri and Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Callahan were
Sunday dinner guests for
Mother's Day last Sunday at
the Robert Callahans.
SMALL FRY CAFE
plants while organist Jessie
Brown played "Mother of
Mine."
It was announced that
Stardusters will meet at the
home of Vera Webb in
Adrian May 12 at 8 p.m. with
Della Holmes assistant hos­
tess. Cleta deBoer was in
charge of the potluck.
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across from the school 372-9975
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OPEN FROM 6:30 a m. to 4 p. m.
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Monza
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FROM OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
OF
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