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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon
Saturday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Owen Gann
were Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Norland and Kaare. Mr. and
Mrs. Rod Norland and Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Norland all of
Pomeroy. Washington; Lon­
nie Norland. Starbuck, Waah
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Goff of Payette and Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Looney and boys
of Nyssa. On Sunday the
Norlands all attended a
family reunion at the Joe Ste­
phens home. They returned
to their homes on Mon. Mon.
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Looney and boys and Mr. and
Mrs. Gann visited in the Bill
Goff home in Payette.
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WINNERS IN THE 1976 YAMAHA
ELECTONE ORGAN FESTIVAL are. from
the local festival.
These winners will now attend the Western
left, Phillip Keveren, Vale; Lori Lewis, Regional Festival in Lake Tahoe this weekend.
Nyssa; Jeanne Hasebe and Cheryl Brown. June 4 to 6.
Ontario; and John Lehmkuhl, who sponsored
Ch rig tian Komen
Local Organists Win
In Organ Festival
Twenty-one locsd organists
of all ages participated in the
SRV Yamaha Electone Organ
Festival at Treasure Valley
Community College recently.
The Festival, emceed by Mr.
Eric McKaig of KSRV. drew
organists from this area as
weU as Burns, Oregon. Since
there were four divisions,
four winners were selected
by the panel of judges.
Judges for the evening were
Mr. Paul B ick— s. Fruitland
Mrs. Gary Nelson, Boise;
Miss Debbie Culbertson,
Hood River, Oregon; Mr.
Leon Graviett of Emmett;
and Mr. Dick Dalzell. Ontario
Winner of the Youth Divi­
sion I was Miss Cheryl
Brown. 10 year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brown
of Ontario who
played
“Autumn Leaves”. Phillip
Keveren, 14 year old son of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Keveren
of Vale received top honors in
Youth Divisionll playing his
own arrangement of “Mac-
arthur Park”. Mrs. Jeune
Hasebe, local housewife and
secretary played her ar­
rangement of "Tie a Yellow
Ribbon" and took first place
in the Hobbist Division. 18
year old Lori Lewis daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Mitchell of Nyssa, played
"Lady of Spain” to receive
first place in Senior Division
I4L
Glenn Marcums
Have Guests
Recent visitors at the
Glenn Marcum home were
her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul House of Quincy,
Washington who came to
attend the graduation exer­
cises of their grandson. Bill
Marcum who graduated from
the Nyssa High School May
20.
After graduation, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Marcum hosted a
small party in honor of their
son Bill. Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Murie Marcum
Mr. and Mrs. Paul House,
grandparents of the honoree,
Mrs. Ray Barnes of Vale. Mr.
and Mrs. Max Brittingham,
Mr and Mrs. Dick Butcher
of Payette and Sally Looney.
Cow belle g Meet
Malheur County Cowbelles
will meet on Thursday. June
3, at the Ontario Library
meeting Room at 1:30 p.m.
Will finalize plans for Top-Op
June 19 and Bicentennial
Celebration in Vale.
Local winners will now­
travel to Lake Tahoe June 4-6
for their appearance at the
Regional Festival Finals,
covering the states of
Washington. Oregon, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming. Colo­
rado. New Mexico, Arizona.
Utah, Nevada. California and
Hawaii. Winners there will
go on to the National finals
which will take place in
Chicago the last week in
June. Frontier Music of
Ontario was the local sponsor
in the SRV Festival. Mr.
Lehmkuhi announced that
local organists should begin
plans for next year's festival.
Prizes will include trips to the
Regional, National and fi­
nally International Festival in
Japan as well as scholarships
Ontario Couple
Observe 60th
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Davis will be honored on
their 60th wedding anniver­
sary on Sunday, June 6 at
their home • 739 NW 1st..
Ontario, from 2 to 5:30 p.m.
by their children. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Westcott.
Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Hill, Fruitland; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Davis, Vancouver, Wash
ington; and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Davis, Ontario. All their
friends and relatives are
invited to attend the open
house.
REBEKAHS MEET
The Yellow Rose Rebekah
Lodge met May 25 at the
IOOF Hall with Helen Pittz.
noble grand presiding. Four­
teen members answered roll
call
Memorial services were
held for Alma Kingrey.
Leona Reeves and Bertha
Rudelick.
Members with birthdays
were escorted and presented
with their own birthday cakes
and everyone sang "Happy
Birthday.” These lucky la­
dies were May Bretz, Neta
Mae Wiley, Juanita Cramer
and Blanche Weeks.
An invitation was given to
the Ontario meeting June 2.
They will have initiation.
Hostesses were Louise
Wernick, and Helen Pittz.
Next meeting will be June 8
at the IOOF Hall.
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Slate Meeting
"June Brides. Yesterday
and Today," is the theme of
the Christian Business and
Professional Women's Coun­
cil meeting at the Charoláis
Restaurant in Ontario. Tues­
day. June 8 at 7 p.m.
Special feature will be
bridal gowns, bring yours.
Music will be presented by
Ed Bradshaw of Ontario.
Everyone is invited to
attend and bring a friend.
Please call 889-8508 for re­
servations. Plan to attend.
Nyssa Girl Earns
Ricks Honors
Ricks College has issued
its Honor Roll for the spring
semester—857 students who
received 3.5 grade point
average or above for the
semester, taking at least 14
hours of class work.
Enrollment this spring was
5,321. There were 1,048
graduates in April.
Honor Students include
Marlene Widmer of Nyssa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Widmer. Nyssa.
Social Scene
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Recent weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert
were Mr. and Mrs. Hott Curl
of Los Osos, Calif. The two
men were childhood friends
and haven’t seen each other
for forty years. The Curl's
returned to their home on
Tuesday.
• • •
Monday evening dinner
guests at the home of Mrs.
Louise Ward were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Morris of
Portland. Mrs. Morris is the
former Charlena Crawford of
Nyssa.
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Mrs. Vesta Hansen of
Smithfield, Utah, returned
home recently after visiting
for three weeks with her
sisters. Mrs. Kenneth Cottle
and Mrs. Frell Blair.
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Boyd Blair of Denver spent
two days recently visiting
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frell Blair.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair
spent Memorial weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Rosmond
Blair in Lewiston, Utah.
• • •
Mrs. Britt (Bessie) Nedry
of Boise spent the Memorial
weekend visiting at the home
of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Dirick
Nedry. She called on her
sister-in-law, Mrs. A. H.
Boydell at Malheur Memorial
Nursing Home on Friday.
• • •
Monday dinner guest at
the Dirick Nedry home was
the Rev. Letitia Croom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bybee
and family of Brigham City,
Utah visited this weekend
with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Bybee.
see
A potluck dinner was held
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Orma Cleaver. Those enjoy­
ing the family get-together
were: Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Goodell. Scott. Bruce and
Mark; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Cleaver, Gail. Bert and Don;
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cleaver
and Benjamin; Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Cleaver, Will and
Luke; Mr. and Mrs. Kirk
Cleaver. Riley and Dirk and
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Cleaver.
ess
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp,
Mrs. Neta Mae Wiley and
Emily joined Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Wiley of Caldwell
and they decorated graves in
the Meridian cemetery and
visited with friends. Enroute
home they went to the WUey
home in Caldwell and visited
there
see
Memorial weekend guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Byers were: Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Carson and family
of El Cerrito. Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs Stan Byers and fa­
mily of Ontario: Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Grant and Mr. and
Mrs. David Smith and Candy
of Lewiston; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Jones and children of
Marysville, Idaho; Mrs. Dixie
Clapper and daughter Joyce.
Tulsa. Oklahoma; Mrs. Roxie
Rogers, Bentonville. Arkan­
sas) Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Bethel and children of
Middleton. Idaho; Mr. and
Mrs. John Sommars and
family and Pastor and Mrs.
Jim Fanner and family of
Donnelly and Sharon Fuqua
and friend of Caldwell.
• • •
Mary Lee Wahlert of
Eugene was a recent visitor
at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert.
She came to attend gradua­
tion ceremonies
for her
brother, John who graduated
with the Nyssa High School
Class of '76. Mr. and Mrs.
BUI Wahlert and Kim of
Canby, Oregon also came for
the graduation. John Wahlert
is now visiting Bob Marostica
in Parker, Arizona.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
of Nyssa recently returned
from Baker where they spend
a week with their grandsons.
Mark and Jeff Rieb while
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlies Rieb enjoyed a
cruise to Mexico.
• • •
Kirk Savage, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Savage was a
weekend visitor at the home
of his parents over the
Memorial Day weekend. He
is a sophomore student at
Eugene. On Sunday Mrs.
Savage, Kirk, Randy and
Kris and Mrs. Bill Nicholson
called on Mrs. Willie Mae
Flanary and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Flanary and family
in Meridian.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Herri­
man and family of Medford
were recent visitors at the
home of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Marcum and family.
They came to attend the state
semi-finals baseball game
held at Adrian last week as
their sons. Patrick and
Steven are members of the
St. Mary's team.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson
entertained members of
Bob's golf league at their
home Friday evening. Every­
one enjoyed the barbecue
and awards were presented
during the evening.
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Thursday, Jun» 3. 1976
and Mrs. Dick Tensen and
family. They returned to their
home in Portland. Monday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oden
spent the Memorial Day
weekend at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and
family in Pilot Rock. Their
granddaughter Mrs. Jan
Chambers accompanied the
Odens home and she will be
visiting for a few days.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell
of Oceanside. Calif, were
Monday evening callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Muri Lancaster. Mrs. Russell
and Mrs. Lancaster have
been long time friends since
their school days together.
The Russells were In the
area to attend the SOth class
reunion of the 1926 class of
the College of Idaho.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Jensen attended the Jensen
family reunion at the Nampa
Park on Sunday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harold
sen and their grandson. Scott
of Provo, were houseguests
over the Memorial Day
weekend at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reu­
ben Haroldsen. Their son,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry J.
Haroldsen of Salt Lake called
on the grandparents Sun­
day.
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A family potluck picnic was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Griffin on Monday.
Those attending ware Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Jones, Sherrie
and Misty their granddaugh­
ters and Mr. and Mrs.
Darwin Gorrell and family all
of Baker; Lonnie Gorrell and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fields
and family of Boise; Mr. and
Mrs. Ashford Fields. Notus;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Favorel
and Zoenn of Parma; Mr. and
Mrs Calvin Griffin, Ronnie
Gorrell. Mrs Ed Freitag and
boys and Bud Newby of
Nysaa.
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Miss Emma Snyder spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rieb and Mart
and Jeff in Baker.
a a a
Mrs. Harriet York, Lisa
and Cindy of New Plymouth
were Monday evening callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Savage.
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THE JAKE FISCHER HOME is decorated Ibe Fischer home is a mile west on Alberta
for the Bicentennial, with this attractive Avenue,
display prepared by Mrs. Fischer (Nona).
Sisters Note Anniversaries
Sisters were honored along
with their husbands. Sunday.
May 9, at the Bassett Legion
dub in Ainsworth, Nebraska
when the SOth wedding
anniversaries of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Shaul of Nebraska
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Chapin of Nyssa were ob-
served.
Floyd Shaul, son of the
Lynn Shauls, greeted the
guests. Mrs. Simon Pancake
presided at the guest book
registering over 200 guests.
The honored couples were
seated at old-fashioned set­
tees and tables centered with
blue and gold floral arrange­
ments. Three tiered cande-
labras and a white cake
decorated in gold adorned
the reception table. Lunch
was served by relatives of the
couples.
Corsages were presented
to the Shauls by their
grandsons and to the Chapins
by their children.
Happy Birthday
J um 3 • BUI Grunke, Te­
rry Baker
J um 4 • Thomas C. Chu­
rch, Bruce Goodell, Julio
Rodríguez, Nona Fischer.
J um 5 • Charley Glenn,
Karen Patterson. Patrick
Schoeneman.
J um 6 • Charles Sims. Jr.
J um 7 • Whitni Morrison
J um 8 - Jeanne Strick­
land. Kacey Ward, Andrew
C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shaul
were married May 11, 1926 at
Valentine, Nebraska. His
sister. Agnes Wendler of
Valentine, one of their
attendants was present Sun­
day. The Shauls have one
son. Floyd and four grand­
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Chapin were married Feb­
ruary 11, 1926 and have two
children, three grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
TVCC Presents
Music Recital
A Student Music Recital
will be presented by the
Treasure Valley Community
College Music Department
on Thursday, (tonight) June
3. at 8 p.m. in the Music
Room of the Tech-Lab Bull
ding.
Those performing have
been studying voice with
Dick Dalzell. They are: Judy
Thoren, soporano; Tonya Nor
ris. soprano. Alice Roberts.
mezzo-soprano; Dan Gteif.
tenor; and Ken Eden, bass
baritone.
Art songs in Italian,
German. Spanish, and Eng­
lish will be presented along
with concert arrangements of
folk songs and selections
from the musical theater.
Agnes Zueger, piano stu­
dent of Bo Schmid, will also
perform works of Bach and
Mozart on the program
The public is invited and
there is no admission charge.
Job's Daughters. Bethel
No. 33 met May 26 at the
Masonic Hall with Sharon
Barnes, honored queen presi­
ding.
Escorted and introduced
were Glenda Barnes, past
princess of Bethel No. 33;
Whitni Morrison, grand be­
thel recorder; Mary Ann
Chadwick, majority member;
Vera Webb, guardian; Ro­
bert Holmes, associate guar­
dian; Louise Wernick. past
guardian all of Bethel No. 33.
The girls voted to serve a
dinner for the officers and
members of Golden Rule
Chapter No. 131 on June 7.
A report was given on the
dinner held May 16 and on
the picnic held at the dam
May IS.
It was snnounced that
Parma Bethel No. 27 will hold
installation June 6 at 2:30
p.m. at the Masonic Hall.
Bethel No. 25 of Ontario will
hold installation June 6. at
7:30 p.m. at the Masonic
Hall. Bethel No. 33 will hold
installation June 10 at 7:30 at
the Masonic Hall and prac­
tice will be held June 5 at 9
a.m at the Masonic Hall
The honored queen pre
vented gifts to girts that
earned greatest number of
points. Whitni Morrison and
Jackie Chadwick tied for first
place and Karen Hutchinson
won second place. Mary Ann
Chadwick was presented her
majority degree gift Sharon
Barnes presented the Bethel
a camera as her parting gift.
Guardian Vera Webb presen­
ted Shsron her gift as out
going honored queen The
honored queen's mother ser­
ved ice cream sundaes for
refreshment.
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
__ ___ for
beginning July I,
as detailed and sumarued below, was prepared by the LJ Cash. QD Accrual, O Modified Accrual
accounting basts, and 3 is, □ is not consistent with the »¿counting baut uwd during th« last two years Mqoi changas.
if any, and their effects on this budget are Mt forth m an accompanying st<ii«mai>'
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of. • lOf 6.0,
and
A
meeting
of
the
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at
for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this
(Chairman of Governing Body)
(County)
Summary was published in the Nyssa Gate City
Journal, May 27, 1976.
Notice
published June 3, 1976
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(Datei
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The
budget
for
beginning July 1- 19?6
City of Wy**6_________________ _____ ___ ____ for
the
fiscal
year
1924- 1922
u detailed and sumarized below, was prepared by the O Cash, iXl Accrual. O Modified Accrual
accounting basis, and 13 is, O is not consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years Major changes,
if any, and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
I
A.M.
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of_ .
5:00 P.M. Weekdays
City Council
at
City Hall - 14 South 3rd Struut
June 8
will
be
held
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A
and
meeting
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(Chairman of Governing Body) W
halhau
(County)
Summary was published in the Nyssa Gate City
Journsl, May 27, 1976. Notice published June 3, 1976
of
the
at
for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this
budget. Any perlon may appear to diicuii the budget, or any part of it
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Morris of Portland visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Eastman Tuesday
morning.
a a a
Dr. and Mrs. Clare Peter­
son and daughter Mary were
overnight guests Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
May 21, 1976
(Date)