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Poge Four Thursday, August 5, 1976 Nyssa Gato City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon Summertime Card Party Social Scene •< days’’Visiting Hospital Auxiliary is spon- Bociiig a " Suaunertixne Card Party to he held at the St. Paul's Episcopal Church ao rtal hall. 505 Bower Ave., on Saturday. August 14 at 1:30 P» Bndge and ptnochie will be in play and there will be a charge of 81.25 per person. Thu is an informal card party and everyone is wel come to attend. A dessert salad will be served. No special contact is needed Everyone is invited to come join ia the fun. If further information ts needed please call Eleanor Browne at 2-3696 or Mane Wilson at 2-2981. Day Care Children Janet Dail—Eugene W atson UnitedIn (harden Ceremony ding. Mrs. Dail chose a gown of mint green floral polyester crepe with pink flowers. The bridegroom's mother wore a polyester gown of lime green accented with lace. They each wore a pink carnation corsage. An outdoor reception fol lowed the ceremony The Bride's table was graced with a four-tiered wedding cake decorated with pink roses and topped with pink beds Assisting with the reception were Mrs James Farmer and Mrs. Rick Baker who served the cake; Miss Patsy Ander son poured coffee; Miss Maria Dail served punch and Mrs. Lillian Baker was in charge of mints and nuts Karla Farmer and Kristi Bullard received the gifts. The bride, a IT« graduate of Nyssa High School atten ded Montana Institute of the Bible. Her husband was graduated from Cambridge High School in 1974 and is employed at Lee's Plumbing in Nampa. Idaho. The bride changed to a yellow pant suit with a muiu-oolored pastel blouse for their wedding trip to Glacier National Park in Montana. The newlyweds are making their first home at 303 Ivy Street. Nampa. Out of area guests were Mrs. Lueila Long, Salem. Iowa, maternal grandmother of the groom: Frank Hiebert family. Aberdeen, Idaho: Steve and Becky Hill. Mud Lake. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Perry. Portland; Karelyn Stradley. Bend; Mr. and Mrs Bill Stradley. Jr. Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stradley. Pasco; and Trycia Cleaver, Coos Bay. Oregon. Plan Program Fifteen children at the Day Care Center will be going into the first grade this fall. Some of the children have attended the center since infancy. Their teachers. Lope Lopez and Elena Hernandez are preparing a program and each child will be presented a diploma. The children will entertain their parents and friends with songs and dances. The program is scheduled for Monday August 9. at 7:30 p.m. at the center on North Main Street and Park Avenue All parents and friends are invited to attend. SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES with WU¡ their Mr and Mrs h tT^Jdte ^F^ grandparents. Mr and Mrs Boyd Wilson. The youngsters [hu WOodT^eside are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilw. of Fairfield California Ma-hiaan TKr. J**"?* . Mi i No minimum balance... unlimited check writing Personalized checks e Preferred rates on new consumer loans of $1,000 or more $10,000 accidental death insurance Travelers checks, cashier s checks and money orders ... no issuance charge Travel opportunities and motel discounts Newlyweds * eon Sunday dinner guests at the Garry Bybee home were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer. Robin and Sharia and Mrs Virginia Bybee. nee The Couple's Bridge Club spent the weekend at McCall Those attending were Mr and Mrs W L McPartland and Linda. Mr and Mrs John Hoff. Mr and Mrs Boyd Wilson, daughter Che ryl and grandchildren Jimmy and Jennifer and Mr. and Mrs. Dtrick Nedry Saturday overnight guest was Anna Peterson • • • Giri's camp for 117 girls and their leaders from the Nyssa Stake was held at Pine Top Recreation Camp near Idaho City from July 27 to 30. The girls range in age from 12 to 18. Leaders accompany ing the girls were Mrs. Mel Beck, Nyssa Stake camp specialist. Gina Bartow. aasis> tant and Mildred Wettstetn. president of young people s group • • • Terry and Carey Mallon of Hood River visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs Wihon Jackson and family They were houseguests at the home of their grandmother. Mrs. Marie Riley of Vate. Happy Birthday Nyssa CDS Church Scene Of Macklin —Eroerer Rites Anniversarie» TVCWMeet The Treasure Valley Chris tian Women met Wednesday August 4 for luncheon at the La Paloma Restaurant tn Ontario. Theme of the meeting was "Mother-Daughter Banquet ' Special feature was a Fashion Show by Glad Rags Speaker was Barbara Cahdwich of Prineville. M usk was fur nished by Sarah Olson and daughter. REBEKAHS MEET Yellow Rose Rebekah Lo dge held its annual picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Owen Gann. Sunday. August 1. A bounteous picnic lunch was enjoyed by the group Kathleen Wheeler. Good of Order Chairman of the Lodge, presented Owen Gann a new lawn chair from the Lodge for his help in keeping the weeds down and cooler ronning and just being the handy man. J BERTHS J Complete Money Saving Package Honor» ri Si _ mm uwR s eu w aaato - Amity Women Moot *5.00 Reception »••ooMa •••••••••••••••••• The Amity Club annual summer picnic for members nd husbands was held Wednesday evening July 28 at the W. O. Peterson patio and gardens The potluck supper was served smorgasbord style and guests were seated at card tables centered with small flags in red holders. Dorothea Mitchell con ducted community singing. Various old time songs were sung by Mark Moncur and Jay and Aha Gibson. Iona Flinders gave a reading Don Moss related their experiences when Shan was crowned Miss Oregon and answered questions. The arrangements for the evening were under the direction of Helen Peterson. July 23. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Redland. Ontario, a boy JMy 28. Mr. and Mrs. John Hight. Ontario, a boy. July 29. Mr and Mrs. Martin Luther, Ontario, a bo* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burdick. Weiser, a girt. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Davis, Ontario, a girt. July 38. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hawker. New Ply mouth. a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hartley. Vale, a girl. July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Zaugg. Weiser, a girt» August 3, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Meeker, Ontario a bo» LZUILUULUILLUU CRADLE ROLL Mr and Mrs John Hight, nee Sbaron Blair, of Ontario proudly announce the birth of their son. Jared John Hight Young Jared was born in Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario. Wednesday. July 28, 1976. He weighed tn at six pounds and four ounces He is the couple's first child Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Frell Blair and Mr and Mrs Francis Hight of Nyssa Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Homer Hight of Nyssa Kisgnis Ko les y Nows Ellen Jones Attends ________ •» WW WW _________ Ron Phifer of Madrass was a Friday afternoon caller and evening dinner guest of Mrs Charles Bowen. Other din net guests were Mr. and Mn. Jim Phifer and David Bowen. Mr. and Mn. John Thiel and family of Boise spent the weekend at the Don Fox home. Mr. and Mn. Thiel attended his class reunion banquet at the La Paloma in Ontario Saturday evening and the potluck picnic at the Adrian part on Sunday The children stayed with their grandparents. Mr. and Mn. Jim Phifer took a drive above Council. Sunday, and looked for rocks Carol and Geraldine Lan den of Springfield. Arkansas came Tuesday to spend two weeks visiting their friends Mrs. Inez Goodwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn went to Emmett Saturday and visited her mother. Mn Grace Ceartey SUE st full details no* Institute of Graphoanalysis Mr» Ellen T. Jone» was one of approximately 430 student or graduate profes- •tonal Graphoanalyst» who attended the 1976 Interna tional Congress and Institute of Graphoanalysis in Chicago^ Illinois at the Drake Hotel the week of July 25 through 30. Registrant came from all parts of the world to review techniques and sharpen their skills in identifying per sonality traits through analy sis of an individual's hand writing Applications of hand writing analysis skills in various business related acti vities tuch as personnel selection, management con sulting. credit investigation and questioned document examination work was also taught during the six-day session, the use of Grapho analysis in personal and family counseling and also in child and vocational guidance fields are also covered in class sessions. Most of the people atten ding the Congress and Institute week have already completed extension courses in Graphoanalysis and al ready have received their Certified or Master Certified Graphoanalyst status. Atten- dance at the Resident Insti tue for at least three years and accumulation of 66 required credits leads to an award of a Certificate of Resident Training in Grapho analysis. Advanced Seminar certificates arc earned by Graphoanalyst» who attend six or more years of Institute sessions and accumulate the necessary credits. Special workshop sessions arc in cluded in the Institute pro gram for Graphoanalysis who have received both their Resident Training and Ad vanced Seminar certificates. This is Mn. Jones' 16th year of attendance at the annual Congress and Insti tute of Graphoanalysis Children To Have Japanese Dinner A Japanese dinner is scheduled for the four-year- old children at the Day Care Center on Friday. August 6 at 11:30 a.m. The youngsters will wear costumes and try their skill with chop sticks. Mary Ann Chadwick ia in charge at the dinner. Thunderegg Days BanClub Digest Personal membership card floor length gowns of yellow Repeating vows Thursday. polyester with white lace July 8. 1976 at the Latter Day overlay They carried bou Saints Church in Nyssa were quets of yellow and white Cheryl Ann Macklin and carnations and bridal pink Randy Owen Froerer. both of roses. Nyssa. Officiating at the 7 Flower girls Teresa Mack. p m double ring ceremony in the presence of 189 guests I tn and Sharia Froerer wore dresses of yellow polyester was Bishop Vernon Lords with a white lace overlay. The church was decorated with two beautv baskets of They carried baskets of yellow, white and bridal pink bridal pink and white carna rose petals Ringbearer was turns and yellow gladioli Mark Bybee, cousin of the Soloists were Liz Wmkle and groom. Sheri Schoonover accom panied by Colleen Kesler Serving as best man was Terry Mason of Ontario Parents of the bride are Ushering the guests were Mrs Farrell D. Jones of Nyssa and Marvin R Macklin Stan Oliva. Ontario, and of Big Springs. Nebraska Steve Macklin of Nyssa The bridegroom's parents Groomsmen were John Mena Pavette. Craig Froerer. bro are Mr and Mrs Owen G. ther of the groom and Robert Froerer of Nyssa. The bride, given tn mar Mena. Nyssa. The brides mother wore a riage by her father was at tired in a gown of lace, styled sleeveless floor length gown with a fitted bodice, full of pink. Mother of the groom chose a floor length gown of tiered skirt and long fitted sleeves Her elbow length pink featuring a lace top and veil, bordered with lace was pleated skirt Their corsages held to a Camelot headpiece were carnations and bridal She carried a bouquet of pink rosea. yellow and white carnations Following the ceremony a interspersed with bridal pink reception was held in the LDS roses. recreation hall Gartens Maid of honor was Miss Kesler of Vale was in charge Tina Garner of Ontario. of the guest book The bride attended Vale Bndesmaids were Mrs. Debbie (Bright) Mason of High School. The groom, a Ontario. Mrs. Pam Lucht of Nyssa High School graduate Weiser. •nd Miss Robyn is engaged in farming with Froerer. All attendants wore his father tn rural Nyssa. Aug. 3rd thru Aug. 14th * Many Nome Brands A Special Priced Tables A Racks ★ Shop Eariy While The Selection Is Good Kid's Kloset (F»fM»riy Raggedy A mi ' s ) 109 Meta Mota Nysee NysM 372-3703 Shirley's Cebo Jet. Ontario mw3i ICE CREAM SOCIAL Friday, August 6 6:90 •10 p.M« Elementary School Grounds Sponsored By United Methodist Church Homo Made Ice Cream A Cake ADULTS Punch or Coffee CHILDREN 50e
