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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oragon Page Four Marriage Announced ORDER OF eastern STAR Golden Rule Chapter No. 131 OES met at the Masonic Hall, Monday. January 5 with Worthy Matron Cleta deBoer presiding. Escorted and introduced were John Pittman. Grand Sentinel of Grand Chapter of Oregon; Mary Klunder, Can cer Committee Member of Grand Chapter of Oregon; Metta Pittman. Everett Klun der. Associate Patron, all of Esther Chapter No. 11 of Baker. Worthy Patron. Clarence Wernick presided during the Good of the Order. John Pittman responded with a brief message and made a Grand Appointment for Do rothy Parrish. Worthy Grand Matron. He announced that Myrtle Sasser has been appointed Grand Represen tative to Utah in Oregon and he read her commission. Mary Klunder. Grand Com mittee Member had a few MR. AND MRS. DON WILSON, nee Mary Lou Obendorf. were united in marriage November 13. 1975, in Winnemucca. Nevada. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Obendorf of the Roswell Community and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Apple Valley. Don is serving as a Medic in the U. S. Army, presently stationed in Germany, but will return to the States in March. Both are former students of Parma High School. Don graduated from Kalev Medical Center as a Respiratory Therapist. B&PW To Hohl burner Meeting “Laws Affecting Women will be the subject under discussion at the January IS meeting of the Payette Business A Professional Wo men's Club being held at Maudie's Cafe in Payette at 7 p.m. This no-host dinner meet ing is Open to the PubUc. Cost will be $3.50. Sharing the speakers plat form will be: Wayne Adams. First Security Bank. Payette Owyh«e Garden Club The Owyhee Garden Club will meet Friday. January 9, at the home of Mrs. Wyatt Smith at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Bertha Atagi as co-hostess. The program will be "Flo wers From Other Countries." Everyone interested is invi ted to attend. OKK Club Meeting The OKK Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Liz Vandewall. Thursday. Ja nuary IS at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Wilma Powell as co-hostess Charles Nicholas. Human Rights Commission Margaret Robbins. State BPW Legislation Chairman, Pat Ehrlich, Commission on Women’s Programs. Reservations must be made by January 12. Call: Mildred Genowav. 642-4%2 Maudie Gehrke. 642-2902 Thelma Cobb. 642-28%. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Friendship Circle met Fri day. January 2 at the IOOF Hall with President Leona Reeves, presiding. Twenty members answered roll call. The 1976 year books were issued and members filled in the committees for each month. There was no new sickness reported. Several members reported of visits to shut-ins. There were five tables of Bunco in play following the meeting, with traveling going to Virginia Rookstool. Anna Marostica high and Emily Clapp, low. Hostesses were Merle Jo hnson and Harriet Warren and they served delicious refreshments Announcements were made. Practice for initiation will be held January 11 at 6 p.m. Stardusters will meet at the home of Sadie Metcalf on January 12. Hostesses for the evening were Lucille and Wally Steiner and Winifred and John Kygar. Happy Birthday January 10 • Kenny Ha ney. Nell Bair January 11 - Pauline Chu rch. Willy Tuttle. Dale Mitchell, Sherrie Fitzsim mons. Barbara Fitzsimmons. January 12 ■ B E. Ross. Carl Burningham. January 13 - Stacey Gar ner. Dean Allen Tubbs. Dan Garner. January IS • Frank Tuttle. Larry Peterson. Paul Gonza lez, Linda Phillips. January 10 - Ruth Kouns. Holly Mitchell. Tammy Whi taker. Margaret Nedry. Don na Daudt. David Soliz. Patsy Munoz. Anniversaries Samba Group Meets Members of the Samba Club were entertained last Friday at the home of Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper. Mrs. Flo rence Guthrie was a guest. Prize winners were Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Virginia Bybee. Social Scene Mrs. Wayne Dickson was a Christmas dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Needs. • • • New Years Eve and New Years Day houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs were her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Stutznegger of Gooding. The Riggs' von Doyle returned to his home in San Antonio. Teaas on Monday by way of Corvallis and Milpitas. California. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mason of Ontario were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butcher. • • • New Years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee were their children. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Garry Bybee and family. • • • Christmas houseguests of the Elton Clapps were their son and daughter-in-law and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cla rence Clapp. Carol and Mike of Stayton. Oregon and Susan Clapp of Washington D.C. They also visited her mother in Meridian. They returned to their homes later that week • • • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danford and family of Baker arrived at the home of his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ken Danford on New Years Eve. They retur ned to their home over the weekend. Another son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Danford who were holiday guests returned to their home in Ashland on Sunday. • • • Preholiday weekend visi tors at the Bernard Eastman home were their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Eastman from Albany. • • • Dinner guests on New Years Day at the Owen Gann home were ’heir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney and boys and Mrs. Leona Reeves. • • • Mrs Laura Chadwick of Covina. California is vtshmg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Savage and friends and relatives in Nyssa this week. • • • Holiday houseguests of Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby were their son. Steve and Dr. Kerby's niece, Kim Kerby. Miss Kerby returned to her home in Greensville, North Carolina on December 28. Steve returned to his home in Medford on Tuesday. Thursday, January 8, 1976 WtMM- St talent» Mrs. E. Otis Smith retur ned December 29 to her home in Nyssa following a months visit with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Smith and children in Visalia. California. Her hus band joined the family for Christmas and he and Mrs. Smith returned to Nyssa by plane. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fangen of Gardiner, Washington called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee one afternoon over the holidays, e e e Miss Sherrie Turner of Eugene was a New Years houseguest of Mr. and Mrs Bill Stringer. Matt and Mark. She returned to Eugene with Mark on Sunday. Also New Years guests at the Stringers were Allen Worth and son Frasier from Jefferson. North Carolina. They are visiting this week • • • Mr and Mrs. Dick Butcher and Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin and family were New Years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen and family. The Tensen's son. John returned to Oregon State on Sunday. • • • Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Bob Wilson and family were Dr. and Mrs. Louie Maulding and Gene Chester and Colin. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram and her aunt. Mrs. Margaret Sage, were house warming guests at a dinner given at the new home of her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamison in Nampa on Sunday. • • • New Years dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dareid Steinke in Vale were their mothers. Mrs. Verda Steinke and Mrs. Blanche Weeks. Other family mem bers were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Steinke of Newberg. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Steinke of Juntura and Cherry Lee Steinke of Vale. • • • Mr and Mrs. Kirk Cleaver hosted a surprise birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Delbert Cleaver. Monday evening. Those sharing the occasion were the Delbert Cleavers. Bert and Gail and Mrs. Orma Cleaver Guests for birthday cake and ice cream were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cleaver and Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cleaver and Will and Luke. • • • Spending the New Years holiday with her parents the Dirick Nedrys, were Judy Nedry and Harry Peterson of Portland They visited her grandmother. Mrs. Britt Ne dry in Boise on Wednesday. Clyde McClung was a dinner guest at the Nedry home New Years Day. • • • Mrs. Jack Pittz returned Saturday from a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blevins in Yakima, Washington. Mr. Blevins suffered a severe hear» attack before Christmas and is now out of the hospital and recovering at home. Journal Classified! Engagement Announced Prêtent Program A Christmas program was presented on Monday. De cember 29, by the music students of Mrs. Kathy Flanders, at her home. Participants included An gela Call. Pam Hartley. Mike Hill. Shelly Hill. Terri Hill. John McCune, and Gerrilyn Schulthies. The program included tra ditional and popular Christ mas numbers as well as selections from Handel's Messiah. Certificates of Achieve ment were presented follow ing the program. Families and friends of the student! attended. LEGION AUXILIARY Past presidents of the Legion Ausiliary met Mon day. January 5, at the home of Eleanor Browne with seven members present. The women held a belated Christ mas party and gift exchange. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The nest meeting will be held at the home of Ellen Richardson. Monday. February 2. A JUNK WEDDING IS PLANNED by Mias Vicki Beth Humpreys and Ronald James Sarazin whose engagement is being announced by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humpreys. Sublimity. Oregon, parents of the bride-elect. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Sarazin of Nyssa. Miss Humphreys, a Silverton Union High graduate, is a junior at Oregon State University majoring in accounting. Mr. Sarazin. a 1971 graduate of Nyssa High School, is a senior industrial engineering major at Oregon State University. Sr. Citizen» To Hold Party The Nyssa Senior Citizens will have a pinochle party at their clubhouse on Bower Avenue on Saturday. January 10. at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. m/fs The Cookie Monsters 4-H Club met at their regular Monday meeting at the home of Mrs. Dona Welch, assts tant leader, as Tonya Fan ning has the chickenpos. making the George Fanning home unavailable for a short time. We made "Quick Coffee cake" with crunchy topping. It turned out really good. After we ate some, there was enough left over to take some to our parents. For our meeting nest week, we are to find out the differences in the price Of bacon, milk and eggs. Sheila Welch, reporter Bridge Club Mrs. Ethel Mary Rhodes entertained members of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club last week. High honors went to Mrs. Ida Miner rrr To Meet The VFW Poet No. 2697 will meet Thursday, January 15 at the Nyssa Eagles Hall at 8 p.m. All eligible veterans wish ing to join are invited to attend. Mrs Rhoda Landreth had as her New Years dinner guests, her son. Chuck Landreth and grandchildren, Ken and Nancy and Mrs. Elsie Diven. Mrs. Chuck Landreth, who recently under went surgery was unable to join the family for dinner. They called on her later in the day at Malheur Memorial Hospital Mrs Landreth is now at home recuperating and reportedly doing fine Apple Valley Items By France« Saaalley APPLE VALLEY . Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston retur ned Sun. evening from a wonderful two weeks trip over the holidays They spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Don Boston and family of Seattle and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clriey Smith in Seattle In Tacoma they visited Mr and Mrs Howard Rogers and daughter and family. At Vancouver they visited Mr. and Mrs Roy Boston New Years Day they spent with Mr. and Mrs Dick Harris at Springfield. Oregon leaving there on Saturday for home, coming home by Portland on the Freeway. In Ontario on Sunday afternoon they stopped at Mrs. Bud Boltons and coming on evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopper and daughters of Midvale were New Year dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Uoyd Dibble They also celebrated a New Years birthday anniversary for Uoyd Dibble at the same dinner. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuning were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barrett and Jason of Nampa and Mrs. Emma Tuning. Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuning were Mr. and Mrs Ben Adams and Boyd of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence luning gave Mrs Emma Tuning a birthday anniver sary dinner on December 28 New Years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams of Caldwell were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuning. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts. Eva Armacost of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Robert tuning of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs Paul Parsons of Boise and Mrs. Emma Tuning. Mrs. Leona Tuning accompanied her sewing group to the Nampa State School on December 29 for Volunteer Sewing. Mr and Mrs Phil Bale entertained for New Years dinner. Mrs. Lillian Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Striker and family and Mrs. Laura Bale. Mrs. Leo Montague and Dan visited with Mrs. Laura Bale on Friday Dan Bale left afterwards for his Army Base in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bale and children visited on Sunday with Mrs. Laura Bale George Shoemaker of Na mpa visited Monday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rookstool enter tained with a birthday anni versary party for Stacey. Ron and Kim Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool were guests. On December 26, Mrs Laura Bale and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bale attended the wedding In the evening of Theresa Bale and Gene Mills at Caldwell. After the wed ding, Mrs. Laura Bale and Gene and Mr. and Mrs Chuck Bale. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bale. Mr and Mrs. Del Bale and Bob enjoyed dinner at the Golden Pheasant Cafe in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Del Bale and family of Coos Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Riney of Mountain Home visited Sat. evening with Mrs Laura Bale They were on their way home at Coos Bay after spending the holidays here with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells visited with Mrs. Luella Breneman of Ontario on Friday of last week. Mrs Helen Wilson and Marilu spent New Years Eve with Mrs. Dorothy Mason at Ontario. ? Spedai Group of Select Items TOE SOCKS All Must Go 50% OFF Reg. 50* ta 90* POLYESTER ZIPPERS 100% ACRYLIC Ret* ** $]89 NOW THROW RUGS Ai«t Coton Rot. 50% OFF 'r Very Few Loft to «r !60FF ACME COWBOY BOOB * Bank Ammani ★ Master Charge ★ Merc Charge ★ Lay A Way Plan At 50% OFF I >• < •<
