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Thursday. January I, 1976
Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon
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Son Shiners To sing
Social Scene
Christmas dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Carl Sells were
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sells
from Moses Lake. Washing
ton. Mr and Mrs Michael
Anderson. Ontario
and
Carolyn Sells also of Ontario.
The Frank Sells are also
visiting her parents. Mr and
Mrs. Max Su"ivan in Apple
Valley while ,ey are visiting
in this area
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PARTY IMPROMPTU
FONDUE
Parties are fun all year around and pmi I. ea*v rcctr*'* arc alwara in
demand. Fondue* are enjoyinc a
rvtxi popularity with chccae
fundue* as special favorites.
Party Impromptu Fondue car hr a^*eniK!od ah* a of tim. and
heated at the last minute—the kind of nxipr party-riser* love ana
so do their ruests!
PARTY IMPROMPTU FONDUE
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a bang-up .\ew rear for
all our friend», to whom we owe to
much! Many thank».
Bass Union “76” Service
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sappe
Dirk and Dan hosted Christ-
mas dinner for Mrs. Louise
Ward. Mrs Gertrude Ward.
Audrey Astoreca. Carl Dod
son and Mr. and Mr».
Emmett Sappe
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Dinner guests of Mrs.
Blanche Weeks on Christmas
Day were Mr and Mrs John
Weeks of Seneca; Mr. and
Mrs. Dareld Steinke and
Cherry Lee of Vale; Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Weeks of Parma
and Mr
and Mrs. Don
Durant and family of Parma
Afternoon callers at the
Weeks home were Mr and
Mrs. Plais Johnson of Parma.
Mr and Mrs Denrel Weeks
and family. Willow Creek and
Mrs. Sandra Elie and son of
Lubbock. Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson
enjoyed the company of their
daughter. Stephanie Wilson,
who is employed at Kaiser
Hospital in San Francisco and
their son. Dr. Paul Wilson of
San Diego. Dr Wilson has
been accepted for a ooe-year
fellowship at the University
of California in San Diego
after he has completed his
residency in radiology in
June. They returned to their
homes in California the day
after Christmas.
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Mrs. Merle Johnson and
her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs Pat Sweaney
and their son. Douglas of
Caldwell celebrated Christ
mas Eve and Mrs. Johnson’s
birthday at the home of her
granddaughter. Mrs. Patncia
Rossman and family in Boise.
On Christmas Day they
were all dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Sweaney in Caidwell
Mrs. Johnson returned to her
home in Nyssa on Saturday.
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Christmas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson
and Tom were their other son
Dave, from Oregon State.
Mr and Mr» Lloyd Wilson.
Stephanie Wilson from San
Francisco, and Paul from San
Diego; Mr and Mrs. Dick
Martin and girl» and Norman
Wilson
Guests at the Larry Black
burn home on Christmas Day
were het parents. Mr and
Mrs
Ralph Newberry of
Jerome, his mother. Mrs
Manon Blackburn and bro
ther. Dwight Blackburn and
Larry's grandfather. Charles
Gerhauser all of Middleton.
and Larry's sister and hus
band. Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Russell and family of Wilder.
Overnight houseguests the
following evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Lewis of
Twin Falls.
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Mr and Mrs. Ed Boydell
of Salt Lake were in Nyssa
over the weekend visit his
mother. Mrs. A. H Boydell
who is a patient in Malheur
Memorial Hospital She fell
Friday evening and fractured
her shoulder. She is doing
quite well and may have
visitors.
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Mary Lee Wahlert arrived
at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert on
Tuesday. She enjoyed Christ
mas with her family and
returned to her home in
Eugene Friday evening.
Their son. and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wahlert from Portland came
Sunday and are vtsiting his
oa rents this week.
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Mr and Mrs. Forrest Mc
Cool were Friday evening
visitors at the Frank Byers
home.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Gn**in
enjoyed Christmas in Boise at
the heme of their son and
family. Mr. and Mrs Lonnie
Gorrell and Monica. Others
attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Jordan and Kimberly of
Seattle. Mr and Mrs. Jack
Gann and Penney of Boise
and Mr and Mrs. Calvin
Griffin and Ellen of Nyssa.
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Mr. and Mrs Brad Bur
ningham and Nathan of
Orem. Utah have been
spending the holidays at the
homes of their parents. Mr
and Mrs Carl Bummgham
and Mr. and Mrs. ' Bob
McKenney The day after
Christmas, both Burningham
families went skiing at Lake
Anthony.
Christmas Eve dinner gue
sts at the Carl Burningham
home were Mr. and Mrs
Chipper Burningham and
Josh. Mr. and Mrs. Brad
Burningham and Nathan.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Mann
and Mr. and Mrs. Kent
Mann and family of Parma.
Mrs Orma Cleaver was an
evening visitor on Christmas
Eve at the Delbert Cleaver
home.
Christmas dinner guests at
the Delbert Cleaver home
were Mrs. Orma Cleaver.
Mr. and Mrs Kirk Cleaver.
Dirk and Rilev. Mr. and Mrs
Brian Cleaver. Will and
Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cleaver and Benjamin.
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Mr and Mrs ENm Ballou
and Joy were Christmas
dinner guests at the home of
his mother. Mrs. Ruby Wood
in Wilder.
The following day. they
were dinner guests of her
mother. Mrs. Mark Howell tn
Wilder for a Christmas
celebration.
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Doyle Riggs returned to
Nyssa and the home of his
parents. Mr and Mrs. Lewis
Riggs for a visit following his
release from the Arms on
[tecember 20
Qn December 22. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Riggs and Doyle
attended the Christmas pro
gram at the Notus School.
Their grandchilden partici
pated.
Christmas dinner guests at
the parental home were their
son Doyle, and their daugh
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs
Darrell Manning and family
of Notus.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Towne entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Dontv of Boise as
their Christmas dinner gue
sts.
The Townes were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Porter in Payette
in honor of Mrs Towne's
birthday.
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Dr and Mr» Ken Danford
ho»ted Christmas dinner in
their home for theu »on and
»tie. Mr. and Mr». David
Danford of Ashland and their
daughter and »on-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Ward and
family of Nyssa
On Sunday, both Danford
families and Mrs Ward and
family visited with Mr. and
Mr». Jim Danford and family
in Baker
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Guests over Christmas at
the Harry McGinley home
were their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Oliver and Kati of
Portland, and another daugh
ter Ruth Ann of Eugene. The
Olivers returned to their
home in Portland on Sunday.
Ruth Ann will be visiting
until December 31.
Sgt Patty Phelps, another
daughter arrived at the
parental home on Monday
from McCord Airforce Base
She will be in the Nyssa area
visiting until January 2.
THE SON SHINESS OF NYSSA will be
singing at the Owyhee Community Church.
Sunday. January 4 at 8 p.m.
The group is made up of the Haney family,
including the father. Boyd, who plays the
base guitar and their cousin. Sharon Dail.
Pictured are Barbara Haney. Mrs Haney.
Joyce Hanev. Sharon Dail and Roger Haney
EAGLES
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AUXILIARY
The ladies of the Eagles
Auxiliary *2134 held their
regular meeting on Tuesday.
December 16. at the Eagles
Hall
After the regular meeting,
a social hour was held with
husbands invited.
The neat regular meeting
will be Tuesday. January 6.
at the Eagles Hall at 8 p.m
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie
hosted the Couple's Club
Saturday evening. Guests for
the evening were Mr and
Mrs
Emil Stunt. High
honors went to Mrs. &ni/
Stunt and Harry Miner
Also singing with the group for the services
will be the Nielsen Quartet The Quartet is
made up of two families of brothers and
sisters.
Everyone is welcome to come and
fellowship with them in an evening of Gospel
Music and personal testimonies
Selh Have Family Dinner
The annual Sells Christmas
Dinner was held at the Carl
Sells home Monday, De
cember I.
Those attending were Mr
and Mrs. Paul Tuttle of
Notus. Mr and Mrs Edgar
Sells of Apple Valley. Arthur
and Claude Sells of Caldwell;
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hawkins
of Caldwell; Mr and Mrs
Golden Rule Lodge
Golden Rule Lodge *147
AF A AM held open
installations at the Masonic
Hall. Monday. December 22.
Installing Master was Dick
Nelson; Installing Chaplain.
John Strickland. Installing
Marshall. George Cartwright
Installed were Mancel Bi
shop, worshipful master;
William Schireman, secre
tary. Ray Huffman, treasurer
Jerry Mackey, tyler.
New
Master, Manvel Bishop, then
Don Hardy and four daugh
ters of Notus. Mr and Mrs
Clay Thornion and daughter
of Caldwell; Mr and Mrs
Robert Bean and family of
Nampa. Mrs Alice Sells of
Nampa. Carolyn Sells of
Ontario; Mr. and Mrs
Michael Anderson of Ontario
and Mr. and Mrs Robert
Murray and daughter uf
Nampa
installed Dick Nelson, chap
lain. George Carwnght. mar
shall
Junior and Senior
Deacons and Junior and
Senior Wardens will be
installed at a later date, as
they were absent.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs John Strickland at
the coffee service. Lorraine
Hunsucker. daughter of Mrs
Strickland, cut and serveiP
the beautiful cake she had
made and decorated Lure)
Hunsuker. granddaughter,
served punch
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HAPPYNEWYEÂ
Ai th« clock strikes the hour of twelve, ushering
in the New Year, wo hasten to add our special
wishes for your good health, abiding happiness
and continued friendship
Nyssa Rexall Pharmacy
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