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Engagement Announced
THE ENGAGEMENT OF JAN SAITO to Jeffrey Carlson
has been announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs Kayno
Saito of Nyssa. Carlson is the son of Mr and Mrs Willard
Carlson of Clatskanie. Oregon.
Miss Saito was graduated from Nyssa High School in 19'2.
She has completed three years at the University of Oregon
and will graduate this spring from business college in
Eugene. Her fiance graduated from Clatskanie High School
and is a senior at the University of Oregon.
A September wedding is planned by the couple in Ontario.
ORDER OF
EASTERN
Golden Rule Chapter No.
I JI met at the Mawnic Hall
on Marvh I with Cleta
deBoer. Worth} Matron pre­
siding.
Escorted and introduced
was Myrtle Sasser. Grand
Representative to Utah in
Oregon. Practice of escorting
for the District meeting was
held The District Meeting
will be March 15 and Dorothy
Parrish. Worthy Grand Mat­
ron will make her official
visit. A banquet at 6:J0 p.m.
at the Methodist Church will
precede the meeting
An addendum for the
Masonic Brothers was given
by Myrtle Sasser. Amelia
Pratt, Beatrice Grossnickle.
Ida Miner and Mira Atherton
Following this, the Worthy
Matron gave these brothers a
welcome and added thanks
for their attendance. As each
one was declared a prize
package due to such good
attendance each was presen­
ted with a gift.
Practice will hf^tteld
Sunday. March 14 at 4:45
p.m. Hostesses were Bob and
Della Holmes and Vera
Webb.
Nyssa Hospital
Hon ored At Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mathews were honored at a
reception February 19. 19'6.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Neill Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews
were married December 31,
19'5 in Tacoma. Washington
Mrs. Mathews, the former
Susan Christine Chapman is
the daughter of Clarence
Chapman of Kingsford. Mi­
chigan. Robert Mathews is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neill
Mathews of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mathews are serving in the
United States Army at Fort
Lewis. Washington.
Out of town guests at the
reception included Mr and
On February 19. Mrs. Sis­
son's Busy Bees held another
meeting. We discussed the
first steps of sewing.
Then we made green beans
with bacon. Some of the girls
thought thev wouldn't like
them, but all had seconds.
Laura Buchtel, reporter
The Spoons and Spools 4-H
Club met Friday. February
27. We had a demonstration
on how to put on nylon hose.
This was given by Vonda
Glenn We studied about how
to buy and take care of nylon
hose.
We w orked on our projects
for the Spring Fair. We are
almost done
Our assistant leader is
Roberta Pearcy from Parma.
Connie Thiel, reporter
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mrs Harry Miner enter­
tained the Tuesday After­
noon Bridge Club at her
home last week. Guest player
for the afternoon was Mrs.
Bernice Fisher. Winning
honors went to Mrs. Otis
Smith and Mrs. Ethel Mary
Rhodes.
Thursday. March 4. 1976
Nyssa Gate City Journal Nyssa. Oregon
Limits Visits
Mrs. Floyd Tilson. Mr. and
Mrs. John Tilson. Phillys and
Michelle. Mr
and Mrs.
Ralph Evans of Emmett.
Idaho; Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Frint and Lois of Leatha. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Hamson. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Sparks. Mrs.
Kenneth Gaston. Mrs. Vir­
ginia Wood. Mrs. Steve
Wood. Mrs. Charles Ander­
son. Kevin Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Mathews. Mrs.
Bruce Bell of New Plymouth.
Idaho; Mr. and Mrs Tim
Mathew s. Jennifer and Brian
of Grandview. Idaho; and
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Grasty
and Brent of Ontario.
Samba Club
Group Meeting
Malheur Memorial Hos­
pital Administrator Jim Mat­
tes announced this week the
regulation of hospital visi­
tation privileges in an effort
to control and apparent flu
virus.
The hospital has put into
immediate action a policy
limiting visitors to one adult
from the immediate family of
each patient. Also persons
who have had a cold or any
flu symptoms are asked not
to visit at the hospital or the
nursing home. The older
people in the nursing home
are very susceptible to these
viruses and the results can be
fatal.
TVA for Handicapped
Samba Club was hosted by
Mrs. Emil Stunz at her home
last Friday. Guests for the
afternoon were Mrs. Harry-
Miner and Mrs. Elsie Diven.
High honors went to Mrs.
Anne Tensen. with second
high going to Mrs. Bert
Lienkaemper.
Laura Jensen
Suffers Fall
Laura
Mane
Jensen,
daughter of the Darwin
Jensens, suffered a broken
pelvis when thrown from a
horse while riding in the
foothills above Nyssa last
Saturday afternoon. Laura
was rescued by her brothers
Steve and Darr Jensen. Due
to the muddy conditions, they
had to take a pickup into the
area to get her out. She was
taken to Malheur Memorial
Hospital where she is pre­
sently recuperating.
Amity Women Meet
The Amity Club met
Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 25. at the home of Mrs.
Dorothea Mitchell.
A short business meeting
was conducted by Alice
Moss, president. Plans were
announced for the annual
club banquet which will be
held March 3 at 7 p.m at the
Charoláis Restaurant.
Mrs. Florence Lewis re­
viewed the book. "Py-scho-
The February business
meeting of the Treasure
Valley Association for Handi­
capped and Retarded Citi­
zens. Inc., was held recently
at the Eastside Cafe in
Ontario with Fave Reebe,
president, presiding. Dale
Campbell, past president,
was presented a gift of
appreciation.
Guest speaker was Dr.
Jerry McGee, executive direc­
tor of retarded citizens from
Salem.
March 7 - Verne Shell.
Rosie Estrada. Craig Froerer.
Neil Franklin. Mitzi Sada-
mori.
March 8 • Sally Rodri-
guez. J. C. Sloan. Brenda
Olser.
March 9 ■ Tara Madrid
March 10 ■ Don Sappe.
Myrtle Kurtz. Rev. Walter
Schmidt. Art Bosselman
March 11 - Jeannetu Gar­
ner. Jason Cleaver. Nikke
Walker. George Sadamori
March 12 • George Folk-
man. Sandra Takigawa
March 13 - Kelly Hopper.
Bernadette Nakashima. Di­
rick Nedry.
Cybernetics*’ by Maxwell
Maltz.
A buffet luncheon was
served by the hostess. Door
prize w inner was Mrs. Helen
Peterson.
MEN'S NYLON
SHOE SALE
WINTER COATS
OVER 140 PAM
VALUES TO »27*
$499
»1688
LADIES' SLIPS COTTON KNITS
CLEARANCE SALE
Mrs. Dixie Clapper, who
has been a houseguest at the
home of her sister and
brother in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Bvers. returned to her
home in Tulsa. Oklahoma last
Tuesday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp.
Mrs. Nets Mae Wiley and
Emily were Sundav dinner
guests of Elton's niece. Mrs
Viola Ayers in Boise Another
niece. Mrs. Grace Sliman of
Boise was also a guest.
• • •
Mrs. Jenny Grider of
Dodge City. Kansas is
visiting this week at the home
of her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Gann.
• a a
Weekend houseguests of
Mr and Mrs. Reuben Harold
sen w ere their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Haroldsen of
Salem.
a a a
Mr and Mrs. Larry Hob­
son and family of Hagerman
wen--houseguests over the
weekend at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Muri
Lancaster.
a a a
Mrs R. G. Larson spent
last week in Nampa at the
home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mrs. Ray Larson. She stayed
with her grandchildren while
their parents were in Phoenix
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sant
and family of Seattle were
weekend houseguests of his
brother and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Sant.
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sappe
went to the Nyssa High
School basketball game in
Milton-Freewater. Saturday.
They were overnight guests
of his aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Pack Howatt ui
Pendleton,
Thev took a birthdav cake
and team members, parents,
and coaches helped Dirk
Sappe celebrate his birthdav
at the motel follow ing the ball
game.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Porter
of Payette were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Herman Towne
• • •
Mrs Ray Wahlert returned
recently from a three week's
visit at the home of her
parents. Mr
and Mrs.
Waisenen in Verndale. Min­
nesota.
a • a
Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs Ethel Marv Rhodes and
John Beckham were her
sister. Mrs. Herb Smith of
Walnut Creek. California and
her brother. Ed Boydell of
Salt Lake, and his daughter
and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs
Thane Harns and son Chris
of Boise. They all visited with
their mother and grandmo­
ther. Mrs Blanche Boy dell in
the Malheur Memorial Nur­
sing Home later that after­
noon. Mrs. Smith will be
visiting in Nyssa all this week
and Mr. Boydell will return to
his home in a few days.
• • •
The Rev. and Mrs. Dale
Mitchell and family and his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Dalton
all of Nampa and Kris Savage
were Sunday afternoon vid-
tors and supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Penrod.
• • •
Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Wilson were Mr. and Mrs.
Houston Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs Wilton Jackson.
• • •
Mrs Alice Wilson is now
making her home in the
Malheur Memorial Nursing
Home.
Aiinirentaririt
March 13 - Mr. and Mrs
Orville Needs. Mr and Mrs
David Almaraz
GRANGE
Engagement Announced
NEWS
Malheur Pomona (»range
Approximately 75 Malheur
County Grange members met
Saiurdav. February 27. al
Boulevard Grange Hall for
the regular quarterly meeting
Master Blaine Girvin cal­
led lhe Grange to order at
1.30 p.m following a dinner
served bv Boulevard mem
berv
State Deputy Ralph Fenten
and Mrs
Fenten were
escorted to the Master's
Station Mr Femen stressed
the importance of having a
conference to demonstrate
floor work and the duties of
new officers He expressed
willingness to help in any
w av
The main order of business
was the exemplification of
the Fifth Degree by Pomona
officers There were 20
candidates from five Granges
Grange members have
been busy for lhe past few
weeks. On Thursday. Feb­
ruary 25. a workshop for all
CWA members was con
ducted. Pomona CWA Chair­
man Mrs. Blaine Girvin
introduced District »6 CWA
Chairman Mrs Berle Akers
to the 36 women at Oregon
Trail Grange Mrs. Akers
explained the needlework,
sewing, canning and baking
contests offered by Stale and
National Grange Lunch was
served by Oregon Trail
women.
The same evening. Oregon
Trail Grange sponsored a
card party with the proceeds
going to the Heart and
Cancer Funds.
The next regular Pomona
meeting will be held May 15.
8 pm. at Vale Grange Hall
The Memorial Program will
be conducted by Chaplain
Mrs. Orville Nichols. All
Grange members are urged
to attend.
MR. AND MRS. THURMAN PIERCY proudly announce
the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter.
Anna Jane to Bruce Pokallus. son of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Pokallus of Cornelius. Oregon
The bride elect was graduated from the Nyssa High School
and is employed at Albertsons in Portland He is employed at
the Pacific Bell Telephone Company in Portland
An April 24 wedding dale lx planned al the Kingman
Memorial Presbyterian Church in Adrian
Nyssa Students Attend
Science Academy
Twelve Science students
traveled to Portland on
Febr 26 28 for a field trip
and to participate in the
Junior Academy of Science
held at Lewis and Clark
College.
Students and chaperones
(Miss Mary Omberg and
Mrs Janetta Garner) toured
the University of Oregon
Health Sciences Center.
OMSI. Portland Zoo. Lloyds
Center and viewed a presen
tation by the Oregon Re
gional Primate Research Cen­
ter.
Student presentations ai
the Junior Academy included
research papers bv Paul Fife.
Kelly Garner. Lon Lane.
Wavne Laltin. Judy Mecham
Lon Miner, (presented by
Michelle Sadamori), Cydm
Momson. Shellev Myrick,
Alan Peterson, and Brian
Piercy
48 month
auto loans
Happy Birthday
WILSON'S MARCH SALE
LADIES'
Social Scene
SUMMER WEIGHT
1st time Dunng the past
hve years the retail price of
an average car in Amenca
rose 37% This means that
a car that cost $4.000 in
1971 costs $5,400 in 1976
The way we see it, we can't
do anything about bringing
down the pnee you have to
pay these days, but we sure
can do something about
stretching out the time you
have to pay it in That's
why we now offer 48
month auto loans
Up to 48
months to
pay That's the
key to lower
installments for
you Depending on
autos
1st times add up There
are so many 1st times in
your life 1st times for aav
inga and checking accounts,
for 714% investment certifi
cates*, for new home and
home improvement loans,
for First Day & Night Teller,
for First trust services and
First retirement programs
You'll find that these 1st
times add up to a frame
work of supportive services
that grow as your needs
grow in the business of life
You'll realize, too. that help
ing you make a success of
that life is one very impor
’ tant reason why we re in
business Member FDIC
the purchase pnce we
can give you up to 48
months to pay for the
new car, van, Garn­
LV per or light truck
you buy How do
you go about it? Easy
Just come to any of our
? 143 branches through
" out the state and ask
about our simple
interest First Loan for
In the business oí life
there’s a fl st time
for everything.
Jan. 21. 1930
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