Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon
Thursday, May 13, 1976
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Social Scene
Robbins Cou/tle
To Observe
Anniversary
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You are cordially invited to
a reception in honor of the
25th wedding anniversary of
Norvelle and Betty Robbins
on May 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. at
the home of Merildean
Robbins on Gem Avenue.
The reception will be
hosted by the Norvelle
Robbins children. Lurelie,
David. Jerry. Kaylene. Lea-
nna and Deanna.
LEGION AUXILIARY
Engagement Announced
THE ENGAGEMENT OF JANET MARIE DALL to Gene
Watson of Nampa has been announced by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dail of Nyssa. Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Watson of Cambridge. Idaho.
Miss Dail was graduated from Nyssa High School in 1974.
She attended Montana Institute of the Bible and is presently
employed at Kuna. Idaho. The groom-elect, a 1974 graduate
of Cambridge High School is employed as a plumbers
apprentice for Lee's Plumbing in Nampa.
A June 26 wedding date is planned by the couple.
GRANGE
Members of Oregon Trail
Grange met in regular
session Thursday evening.
May 6. for a brief meeting.
Grange was closed at 9
p.m. and Master Harold
Kurtz introduced Circuit Ju
dge Jeff Dorroh and District
Attorney Frank Yraguen.
Each were alloted ten mi
nutes of time to present their
qualifications and the require,
ments of the position of
Circuit Judge. A question
and answer period followed
and both responded ge
nerously.
Master Kurtz expressed
the appreciation of the
Grange members for their
visit. Other visitors were
Mrs. Dorroh. Attorney Steve
Fonda. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jayo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dail. Mrs. Glenn Teague and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery.
Refreshments were served
to 35 members and guests by
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ballou
and Mrs. Frank Holub.
The next regular meeting
will be held Thursday eve
ning. May 20 at 8:30 p.m.
Chaplain Orma Cleaver will
be in charge of the Memorial
Program and she urges all
members to be present.
CWA
The CWA
Oregon Trail
Tuesday. May
of Marguerite
The roll call
members of
Grange met
4, at the home
Moss.
subject was "1
NEWS
Remember Mama.” The
devotional, an old English
prayer entitled “Take Time.”
was read by Polly Holub.
Chairman Lois Boenig re
minded members to collect
old eye glasses to be sent to
State Grange by June 14.
Everyone having old glasses
is urged to deposit them in
the container at the Nyssa
Co-op Supply.
During the program a quilt
made by Clara Price was on
display. Instruction* were
given for an easy method of
applique.
Dessert was served by the
co-hostess Violet Dry dale.
The next regular meeting will
be held Tuesday. June 1, at
the home of Jane Ballou with
Iva Adams as co-hoste*s.
Mrs. Ballou will give a
demonstration and instruc
tion on the art of tatting.
All Grange women are
urged to attend.
Jdarbie Rouvrs
Chosen Queen
Barbie Bowers, age 15,
won the Old Fort Boise queen
contest held last Saturday in
Parma. Her sister, Brenda,
was queen for the celebration
last year.
Barbie is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers,
former Nyssa residents.
The Past Presidents of the
Legion Auxiliary enjoyed
luncheon at the Charoláis
Restaurant Monday. May 10
with ten members present.
The business meeting was
held in the Lions Park.
Officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. Otis Smith,
president; and Mrs. Louise
Heldt, secretary-treasurer.
Members sent 178 flowers
for the Wheel Chair Parade,
which will be held in Portland
in June.
This will be the last
meeting until next fall.
Recital Slated
The annual student recital,
sponsored by Snake River
Music Teachers will be held
Saturday. May 15 at the
Ontario LDS Church at 7:30
p.m.
The public is invited.
4 ri n irer»a rie»
May 16 • Mr. and Mrs.
Golden T. Draper. Mr. and
Mrs. Doug wheeler
May 17 . Mr. and Mrs.
Don Somers
May 18 • Rev. and Mrs.
Don Beattie
May 19 • Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Drown
EAGLES
AUXILIARY
The ladies of the Eagles
Auxiliary No. 2134 held their
regular meeting at the Eagles
Hall on Tuesday. May 4.
Election ot officers was
held. Elected were: Ruth
McGinley, president; Sandy
Stolte, vice-president; Grace
Dirksen. past president; Lil
lian Lundy, conductress;
Sharon Krause, chaplain;
Ruth Collins, secretary; Ma-
dalyn Hutsell, treasurer;
Imogene Simmons, inside
guard; Mary Simmons, out
side guard; Fern Klein,
3-year trustee; Kay carpenter
2-year trustee. Nancy DeBoer
1 year trustee. These officers
will take office in June.
Following the meeting,
members made corsages for
the ladies at the Malheur
Nursing Home for Mothers
Day.
The next regular meeting
will be held at the Eagle*
hall, on Tuesday. May 18 at 8
p.m. There will be a special
officers meeting 7:30 p.m.
Forrest McCool and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
sister, Mrs. Frank Byers Smiley. He took them to
went to Junction City, Ore dinner at the Owyhee Hotel
in Boise Sunday in honor of
gon. May 6 and spent the
Mother's Day. The other
night as houseguests of Mr.
sons Sam Smiley and Mr. and
McCool's daughter and son-
Mrs. Jerry Smiley and family
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gene
of La Puente. Calif., and their
Beecher and family. They
daughter. Mrs. Virginia Tay
then went on to Portland
lor of Redondo Beach, Calif,
where they spent the night
called their mother in honor
with Mrs. Ethel Lay and Mrs
of her day.
McCool, who are in Portland
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learning how to use a kidney
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lan-
machine. Mrs. Lay must use
caster hosted Mother's Day
this machine and both she
dinner at their Fruitland
and her sister-in-law must
home for his parents. Mr.
take training and become
and Mrs. Muri Lancaster of
adept at it before the doctors
Nyssa and their son and
will allow them to return to
daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Nyssa.
Mrs. Mike Lancaster of
The McCools. Mrs. Lay
Fruitland.
and Mrs. Byers returned to
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Junction City on Saturday
Mother's Day dinner gue-
and on Sunday everyone
sts of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
went to the beach and
Miner and Lori were Mrs.
enjoyed a picnic. The two
Lucile Myrick and Shelley.
ladies then returned to
Mrs. Freda Miner and Mrs.
Portland and Mrs Byers and
Mr. McCool returned to Marguerite McNeil. Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Jensen and Mr.
Nyssa on Monday.
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and Mrs. Harry Miner.
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Mother's Day callers at
Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Froerer and family hosted
Mother's Day dinner at their
home for her parents. Mr
and Mrs. S. P. Bybee; his
parents. Mr and Mrs. Owen
J. Froerer of Vale; Mr. and
Mrs. Garry Bybee and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Froerer and family of Vale
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Chandler and family of
Weiser.
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Mrs. Judy Favorel of
Parma called on her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin
Saturday afternoon and bro
ught her mother a lovely
Mother’s Day gift. Sunday
their son. Mr. and Mrs
Lonnie Gorrell and Monica
and Pennie from Boise took
the Griffins out for dinner to
the Eastside Cafe in Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Griffin
called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Griffin later in the afternoon.
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James Smiley of
Donnelly was a weekend
visitor at the home of his
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and family hosted Mother's
Day dinner for her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur
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ATTENDING THE MOTHER’S DAY tea
last Friday at Malheur Memorial Nursing
Home were Mrs. Angie Cook left, a resident.
a guest Mrs. Harold Kurtz and her
grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Newbill, resident.
Mothers Honored
At Tea Party
A Mother's Day tea was
hosted by member* of the
Malheur Memorial Hospital
last Friday for mothers in the
nursing home.
The women were lovely in
their pretty dresses and
attractive hair style*. Each
mother was presented a
corsage.
Kathy Anderson, a hospi
tal aid from Wilder, sang two
selection* and accompanied
herself on the piano.
Cake and punch was
served to the mothers and
their guests.
BLANCH BOYDELL AND Mrs Olive Graham were
among the nursing home residents attending the Mother's
Day tea at the nursing home last Friday.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
Friendship Circle held its
Mother's Dav luncheon May
7 at the IOOF Hall. The
tables were set with indivi-
daul potted plants, which
were started from a plant
belonging to Angie Cook.
There were twenty-three
members and twelve guests
present. The club furnished
the turkey and the balance of
the dinner was pot luck.
Following the dinner a short
business meeting was held
and during roll call each
member introduced her guest
There were seven tables of
Bunco in play with Ida
Walters, high; Merle John
son traveling; and Wilma
Ostrom, low. Each received a
lovely blooming geranium
plant.
The hostesses, Erma Spa
rks. May Bretz and Hazel
Seawnght furnished all the
individual plants and had
taken time to start them. The
nett meeting will be the first
Friday in June with the place
to be announced.
MRS. OLIVE TAYLOR, left, enjoyed the Mother's Day tea
at the nursing home Friday with her daughter. Mr*. Dori*
Phillips.
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will open their Rummage
Sale for the summer. Friday
at 9:30 a.m. They will be
open for business every
weekend at the home of Alma
Topliff. 213 Reece Avenue,
between Second and Third
Streets.
Everyone is invited to
come and shop, because
there is something for every
one. The club would also
appreciate any donations
These may be delivered to
the Topliff home or the club
member* will be glad to pick
them up. For more informa
tion, call Mr*. John Long,
372-3106.
Samba Group
The Samba Club was
entertained at the home of
Mr* Bert Leinkaemper last
Friday. Guest for the after
noon was Mrs Harry Miner
Winners were Mrs. S. P.
Bybee and Mr*. Leinkaemper
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Byers were Mr. and Mrs.
John Sommars and family of
Donnelly and Forrest McCool.
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Sager received Mother's Day
phone calls from her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Foster of
Colusa. Calif.; her sister,
Mrs. Grace Wilson of Ju
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Portland attending the Me
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and their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
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Fort Collins. Colorado.
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Mrs. A. H. Keck attended
church Sunday with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
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home where the Goff children
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with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Roy
Morris and family in Salt
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Kent Cleaver. Mr and Mrs.
Kirk Cleaver. Riley and Dirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cleaver.
Will and Luke, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Cleaver and
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Goodell family.
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