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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon
Honor Society Initiates 16
and boy* called on Mr. and
Mrs. Gaylord Scripture in
Parma Sunday afternoon. Pat
Bond of Vale was a Sunday
evening caller at the Looney
home.
• • •
Cherry Lee Steinke spent
Saturday afternoon with her
grandmother. Mrs. Verda
Steinke.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Bertram returned last week
from a ten-day trip to South
Dakota where they visited his
mother. Mrs. Frank Bertram
and his brothers and sisters
and their families.
Mrs. Virgie Rookstool.
Mrs. Hazel Pounds and Mrs.
Blanche Weeks attended the
Home Fair at TVCC on
Sunday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beam
visited for one week at the
home of his sister, Mrs.
Hazel Pounds. They were
enroute to their home in La
Pine, Oregon. Mrs. Pounds
recently returned from Phoe
nix, Arizona where she
visited her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Norman.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sappe
and his mother, Mrs. Do
rothy Sappe went to the John
Day High School rodeo
Sunday. Dirk Sappe won first
place in the bareback riding
division and was awarded $82
and a silver and gold belt
buckle. He also entered the
bull riding competition.
Others from Nyssa in the
bareback riding and bull
competition were Kevin Clea
ver. Calvin Cleaver and Brett
Turner. Eddie Kincade rode
in the bareback division
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Turner also attended
the rodeo on Sunday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Read,
Mrs. Pauline Cheney and
daughter, Joanette and her
fiance, Raymond Cox all of
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Moncur of Burley and Miss
Connie Moncur of Paul.
Idaho and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilden of Vale
visited recently in the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Moncur and Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sant. They were here to
attend the Farewell Testi
monial for Curtis Moncur
before he left for his LDS
Mission to England.
• • •
Mrs. A. H. Keck visited
Saturday and enjoyed dinner
with her daughter and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin
Goff
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Taylor
of Memphis, Tennessee were
Monday afternoon and over
night guests of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Gann. The Gann's
daughter. Mrs. Pauline Rit
chie of Little Valley called at
the Gann home Monday
afternoon and was an eve
ning dinner guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers
enjoyed a belated Mother’s
Day dinner Tuesday evening
at the home of their daughter
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Farmer and children in Kuna.
Mr. and Mrs. Byers were
Sunday dinner guests of
another daughter and son-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Elven Day
and Teena in Caldwell.
• • •
Houseguests from Monday
until Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs
were longtime friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Narvel Rawlins of
Rigby. Idaho.
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Emblem Club
Activities
Emblem Club 192 initiated
three new members to their
organization Monday, May 9.
Past President Ruby Pfost
initiated the new members
who are Alfreds Mosso, Vi
Baker, and Sonja L. Dicks.
Correspondence was read
by Norma Furguson and
Pearl Mason reported that
the Press book and the book
on Americanism would be
ready for National Conven
tion and that she would have
them on display at our next
meeting.
The date of May 21 was set
for the rummage sale.
The Elks asked for girls
who had can-can dresses to
wear them and take part in
their Wild Wild West show
which will be later this
month.
The State district meeting
of Emblem Clubs will be held
in Cottage Grove.
A board meeting is to be
held Thursday. May 12. at 8
p.m.
The meeting was adjour
ned by Marshall Arlene
Uhlman.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
just returned home after
visiting in Bend. They stayed
with their grandchildren.
Mark and Jeff Rieb, while
Chuck and Martha Rieb went
on a Caribbean Cruise to visit
Puerto Plata Dominican Re
public. San Juan Puerto Rico
and St. Thomas U. S. Virgin
Island. They cruised on the
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The Friday
Afternoon
Bridge Club was enter
tained at the home of Mrs.
Mary Sallee last week. Mrs.
Irene Maulding was a guest.
Winners were Marlene Mi
chaels. Marion Danford and
Mrs. Maulding.
• • •
Mr*. Bob Wilson hosted
the Tuesday Evening Bridge
Club last week. A "Grandma
Shower” was held for grand
mothers, Mrs. Carol Hoff and
guest. Mrs. Marlene Michael
in honor of their new
grandson born to Katrina and
Greg Michael. The gifts were
brought unwrapped and then
wrapped and readied to send
to the new arrival. Bridge
winners were Mrs. Michael
and Mrs. Judy Martin.
• • •
The Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club met at the home
of Mrs. Bob Wilson last
week. Mrs. Marion Danford
and Mrs. Barbara Sarazin
were guests. Winning honors
went to Mrs. Helen Stunz
and Mrs. Dorothy Moore.
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The Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Bert
Lienkaemper. High honors
went to Mrs. Ethel Mary
Rhodes and Mrs. R. G.
l arson was second high
Members
symbol for the National
Honor Society. He was
followed by Bill Tensen.
president who read a short
story entitled The Touch of a
Master’* Hand.
Further
readings were made by
Kathy Cottrell, vice presi
dent. and Norene Savage,
secretary.
Senior honor society members are, seated (l-r) Kathy
Cottrell. Sally Looney. Ellen Moore. Standing - Matt Stringer,
Norene Savage, Dustin Kassman. Not pictured is Bill Tensen.
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Club meeting was called to
order on May S, by Sandi
Nelson, president. Angela
brought punch, Charla bro
ught cookies. We finished
sewing our ties. Our next
meeting will be May 12.
Angela Peck, reporter
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The Silly Sewers 4-H Club
met at the home of our
assistant leader. Mrs. Sam
Pollard, Jr., where we made
chocolate pudding. We all
enjoyed it very much.
Also we talked about what
we were going to do for the
Spring Fair.
Julie Sillonis and Shelene
Stephenson brought refresh
ments.
Last Saturday, the 7th, we
had a baked food sale a* a
community project. Thank*
to all who supported u*.
Angie Sillonis. reporter
Cookies and punch were
provided by the senior
members of the honor society
for refreshment after the
ceremony.
New members provided
the food and treated the
senior members at the annual
honor society barbecue May
15 at the residence of Jim
Wilson.
Happy Dozen
Haw Dinner
The Happy Dozen Card
Club had a dinner Friday at
the home of Mrs. Anna Long
in Adrian Mr*. Mary Hatt
was guest player. The six low
player* had a dinner for the
six high players.
AND MRS. BOYCE |Alida| Van DeWaier are
celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a
reception and open house given In their honor Sunday. May
29 in the reception hail of the Roswell Baptist Church from 2-5
p.m. Friends and neighbors are invited to help the couple
celebrate their special day.
The reception u being hosted by their children, Bill of
Adrian; Mr*. Richard (Loretta) Reed of Boise and Mr*. Larry
(Lorraine) Bauman of Nyssa.
The couple request no gilts please.'
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NEW HONOR SOCIETY members are.
front row (l-r) Gail Cleaver. Emily Wiley.
Michelle Sadamori. Debbie Simantel. Donna
Oldemeyer. Juanita Soliz. Barbara Haney.
Former Nyssa
Girl Chosen
Friday, May 27, 10 a.m.
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Back row (l-r) Jim Wilson, Lori
Ferrenburg, Jeff Hipp, Virginia Eiguezabal.
Tim Mecham. Ann Jimenez. Ed Tensen, Cyd
Morrison.
Polly ana Club
Women Meet
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flower exchange and a
Mother's Day homemade gift
exchange. The afternoon was
spent visiting. The next
meeting will be with Mrs.
Mary Radford, with Mrs.
Marge Ervin as co-hostess.
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The Pollyanna Club met
Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Linda Conant in King-
man Kolony.
Mrs. Elsie
Gehrke was co-hostess.
Mrs. Elsie Gehrke, presi
dent opened the meeting.
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Evan Tobler of Anchorage.
Alaska, is visiting this week
at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Verna Tobler.
• • •
David H. Barry of Brigh
ton Sussex, England', is
visiting at the home ot his
aunt, Mrs. Nora Graham. He
arrived last week and will
continue his visit through the
end of May.
• • •
New
in the new choir room, was
attended by the senior honor
society members, the new
members and their parents.
Adviser for the Nyssa
chapter. Mr. Clyde Swisher,
began the service by explain-
ing the different parts of the
New
officers
for
the
1977-78 term are Jim Wilson,
president; Ed Tensen. vice
president;
and
Barbara
Haney, secretary.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beck
and daughters. Jennifer and
Lisa, of Salt Lake City were
weekend houseguests at the
home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Beck.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner
entertained the Mr. and Mrs.
Bridge Club at their home
Saturday evening. Guests for
the evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Stunz. Winners
were Fred Guthrie and Mrs.
Miner.
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Forming what may be the
largest group to date, sixteen
juniors and seniors were
initiated into the Nyssa
chapter of the National Honor
Society in a ceremony May 9.
The traditional candlelight
ceremony, which took place
Thursday, May 19, Ì977
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alternate to attend Girls State
June 12 to 17 at Willamette
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as self governing citizens
during the week and take an
active part in the government
program.
Julie is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage
of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs.
Reed Gyllenskog of Nyssa.
She is the great-granddaugh
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Mrs. Edna DeHaven had
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meeting in the absence of the
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Mrs. Goldie Roberts gave the
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were made for the Youth
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and running for two weeks.
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cookies. Discussion was
made about purchasing a
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bruch. Mrs. Tina Schiemer
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