Thursday, March 4, 7 976
Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa, Oregon
Page Five
Activities In Arcadia
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THESE HAPPY NYSSANS recently retur
ncd from a wonderful Caribbean Cruise,
i njoying the beautiful tight*, delicious food
and bringing back many memories are from
the left: C. R Kesler Jr.. Colleen Kesler,
Colleen Procter, Owen Freierer. Margaret
Feik. Melvin Feik. Julia Jensen and Darwin
Jensen
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Past Presidents of the
American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Joe
Maughn. Monday, March I.
The ladies made forty
paper flowers to be used in
the Veteran's Wheel Chair
Parade in Portland later this
summer.
Plans were discussed con
cerning the Bicentennial and
Legion birthday potluck din
ner which will be held March
IS.
The nest meeting will be at
the home of Mrs Otis Smith
on April 5. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
GUESS WHO? For proper identification turn to page ten
A yxxa ( oiiph's Enjoy Cruise
Mr
and Mrs. Owen
Procter. Mr
and Mrs.
Darwin Jensen, Mr. and
Mrs C R Kesler. Jr., and
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Feik
returned recently from a
Caribbean Cruise.
They went directly from
Salt lake City by plane to San
Juan. Puerto R ko Following
a tour of San Juan, they
boarded the ship AMERI
KANIS and sailed to several
port* of call.
The first stop was the
Dutch island Curacao, which
ha* one ok the largest oil
refineries in the world and is
famous for it* pontoon
bridge Then on to Caracas.
Venezuela where thev rode a
cable car and went to many
points of interest including
the gold market and into the
mountains to a glass factory.
The nest stop was Grenada,
the spice island. There are
manv different spices grown
on this island, mainly nutmeg
Guadalupe, a French is
land. is called the butterfly
island because of its unique
shape The main product of
this island is sugar cane.
St. Thomas of the Virgin
Islands was the last port and
is known for its duty free
shipping
All of the islands have
beautiful beaches, flowers,
bananas, coconuts and warm
temperatures, ranging from
70 degrees to SO degrees with
the sea temperature usually
in the high 70's.
Bit, BEND
Mr and Mrs
Erie Mausling attended a
birthday dinner for their
son-in-law Nick Gaviola last
Sunday at the Gaviola home
in Ridgeview.
Mrs. Ben Witty received
a painful injury last week
when she stepped on a nail.
Eight ladies attended Fel
lowship Bible Study at the
Roger Smith home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
Mrs. Phil Clucas went to
Nyssa Thursday morning for
the Home Extension Study
group lesson "Over the
Counter Drugs." They will
give the lesson later at
regular Extension meeting.
Mrs John Packwixxl, Mrs.
James Packwood and boys
and Mrs Winifred Bennett
attended the Musical pro
gram by Boise School Chil
dren at the Roswell Presby
terian C hurch Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Koger Smith
entertained with a pot luck
supper Friday evening. Gu
ests were Mr and Mrs Bill
Nielsen and Mr. and Mr*.
Gary Nielsen of Sunset
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Zamora of Nyssa. Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Smith, Mr and
Mrs. Jen-y Greis and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stephenson of Big
Bend.
Mrs. Jim Sheehan and
Margaret of Ontario visited
Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts
Saturdav afternoon Mrs. Jim
Carroll and girls of Sunset
Valley came also to visit the
Sheehans Mrs. Sheehan and
Margaret left Sunday enroute
to Germany where her
husband is stationed with
the Airforce for four years.
Mrs Winifred Bennett has
HELLO
WORLD!
been staying with Mrs Cora
Strong in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears
and family of Vale and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Witty were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Witty.
Mrs Darrell English and
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas
and family
attended a
Wedding Reception for Mr.
and Mrs Bob Holstein at the
Don Boren home in Nampa
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Pat Zamora
and family of Nyssa and Mr.
and Mrs Bill Stephenson and
family
were
Sunday
dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Koger Smith.
Mr and Mrs. Dyre Robert*
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. David Krause
in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Varner
Hopkins went to Boise
Sunday where they cele
brated Varner and Mrs.
Lester Hill's birthday*.
Mrs. Ernest Seuell, Mrs.
Varner Hopkins and Mrs.
Leroy Bennett attended the
Adrian Garden Club at the
home of Mrs Vinsonhaler in
Adnan Monday afternoon.
REBEKAHS MEET
The Yellow Rose Rebekah
Lodge met Tuesday, Feb-
rurary 24 at the IOOF Hall
with Helen Piltz, Noble
Grand presiding.
The Charter was draped in
memory of Leona Reeves,
Past Noble Grand and Past
District Deputy.
Harnett Warren was elec
ted as three-year trustee.
Friendship Club will be at the
home of Louise Wemick on
March 5. Hostesses were
Merle Johnson and Harriett
Warren.
Johh-x Hohl
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Garner (Margie Durfee) of
Othello. Wash, are the proud
parents of a baby daughter.
The Job's Daughters card
Angela. The young miss was
party was held March 1. at
bom Thursday. February 5,
the Masonic Hall with bridge
147b and weighed in at eight
and pinochle in play.
pounds and eight and one-
Winning honors in bridge
half ounce* and measured
went to Mrs. Virginia Brandt
twenty-one inches long.
She joins a sister, Paul* al *>and Mr*. Vivian Jones.
Pinochle winners were Mrs.
home.
Wilma Ostrom and Mrs.
Maternal grandparents are
Glenda Barnes. Mrs. Carol
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee of
Hill won the door prize.
rural Nyssa. Mr and Mrs.
The next car dparty will be
Verne Garner of Othello
april 5 at the Masonic Hall
(formerly of Nyssa) are the
with luncheon at I p.m.
paternal grandparents.
Card Party
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ARCADIA - It snowed
again Sunday, just when we
were all beginning to think
"Spring."
Jim and Karen Carroll
were visiting the Henry
Carrolls. Sunday evening.
Tuesday, several men from
the Owyhee Community chu
rch cut wood for the church at
Otis Bullards. Ethel Mae
Dail. Connie Bullard, Mrs.
Lillian Baker and Kay Mo-
xom served rhe dinner for the
woodcutters.
Mr and Mrs. Dahl Olsen
left Saturday for their home
in Saginaw, Michigan. They
have been visiting his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Brig
Olsen.
Mr
and Mrs. Ernest
Stephenson arrived home
Sunday evening, after spend
ing the winter traveling in the
South.
Clyde and Neil Bowers
visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Schafer in Adrian. Saturday
evening.
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
Job's Daughters Bethel
No. 33 met Wednesday,
February 25 with Sharon
Barnes, honored queen pre
siding.
Escorted and introduced
were Vera Webb, guardian;
Louise Wernick. past guar
dian; Charlie Wemick. past
associate guardian and guar
dian pro-tem.
There were several absen
tees due to the flu bug Plans
were discussed for the joint
meeting with Ontario for the
visit of the grand guardian.
Committees were appointed
to help with the card party on
March I.
The next meeting will be
March 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Masonic Hall.
The Malheur Community Concert Association will present
Mezzosoprana. Marvellee Cariaga. in concert on Thursday,
March 4 at 8:15 p.m. in the Ontario High Auditorium. An
artist of abundant natural talent and exquisite charm. Miss
Cariaga has sung dozens of opera and musical roles
including: Mother Abbess in "The Sound of Music." Carmen
in "Carmen." Nettie in “Carousel," the Mother in "Amahl
and the Night Visitors" and Fricka in "Das Rheingold and
Die Walkuere," to mention only a few.
Hiring of Illegal
Aliens Prohibited
The Labor Department
announced today it has won a
court order barring an
Oregon farm labor contractor
from hiring illegal aliens.
U. S. District Judge Robert
Belloni issued the permanent
injunction against Alvin N.
Luttrell, doing business as
Northwest Harvesters. Lut
trell agreed to the entry of
the judgement without con
test.
In addition. Luttrell was
enjoined for violating the
vehicle safety and payroll
record keeping provisions of
the Farm Labor Contractor
Registration Act.
The Labor Department's
investigation against Luttrell
was directed by Donald W
Henry, area director in
Portland for the Wage-Hour
Division. Employment Stan
dards Administration.