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Thursday, Octabar 13, 1977 NysM Sata Qty Journal ■ Nyssa, Oregon Joyce Haney Becomes Bride of Ken Harrison Sixth Grade Goes To Vale Marian Kunkel In C of I Comedy The Nyssa Sixth Graders went to the county court house in Vale on October 4. 1977, as a culmination of laws and government We also visited the Bureau of Land Management office to learn more about our government land. First we visited Mr. Frank Yraguen. the Circuit Judge, and saw a sentencing of a real prisoner in the court room. After that, we went to visit Mr. Jim Mosier, the Juvenile officer, then to lunch in the Park After we ate lunch, we went to see Mr. Grant Baugh. BLM Range Conser vationist. He took us to see some wild horses. It was a very interesting trip. Joe Garner Sixth Grader A subtle comedy. Oscar Wilde's "The Impcrtance of Being Earnest.” will be presented by College of Idaho students at 8:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday. October 21-22 at Jewett Auditorium on campus of College of Idaho, Caldwell. Idaho Hazel Tyler Hosts Sons In an evening ceremony. July 30. 1977. it the Owyhee Community Church. Joyce Haney, daughter of Mr. and Mr». Boyd Haney at Nyssa and Ken Hamson son of Mr and Mrs. Dave Hamson of New Plymouth, were joined in marriage In the presence of 250 guests, the double nng ceremony was preformed by Dale Cardwell of the Weiser Baptist Church and Fred Moxom of the Owyhee Community Church. Joyce who was escorted to the altar by her father was attired in a long white satin and chiffon gown with a high neckline with lace front and long puffed sleeves caught with lace cuffs. It featured a pleated ruffle that formed a chapel train. Her elbow length lace trimmed veil was held in place with a ribbon and lace headpiece. She carried a bouquet of peach roses, white daisies and baby breath. Her only jewelry was a cameo. The maid of honor was Heide Stovener of Council. She wore a peach print princess gown trimmed in brown. The bridesmaids were Barbara Haney, sister of the bnde and Sharon Dail, cousin of the bride. They were attired in gowns identi cal to the maid of honor's. They all wore matching wide- brimmed lace hats and carried baskets of peach colored flowers. Alisia Brown was junior bridesmaid. Her dress was a yellow print similiar to the other attend ants. She carried a basket of yellow flowers. Lighting the candles were Julie Duncan of Boise and Karla Farmer of Kuna. Their dresses were yellow print and they wore yellow ribbon headpieces. Dave Hamson served as bestman for his son. The ushers were Steve Sutton, of Portland, Oregon; Darryl Holbrook, New Plymouth, and Wayne Morris of Council Douglas Farmer of Kuna was the nngbearer. The bride's mother chose along cream floral print with a corsage of yellow roses and daisies. The grooms's mother wore a long rust gown and her corsage was yellow roses and daisies. The church was decorated with candelabra with long yello» tapers and large floral baskets of shaded yellow, bronze and peach glads and white daisies. Special music was pro vided by Roger Haney singing “Charity** Neiius Cook of Smiths Ferry sang The Wedding Song and accompanied himself on the guitar Janet Watson accom panied by Kay Moxom sang a selection. Joyce sang “The Love Song" from Ruth especially for Ken. A reception followed the ceremony in the church basement. A special feature of the refreshment table was the cake made in tiered hearts with a candleiighted stairway wending up around the cake to the top. where there was a cross with interlocking rings. The cake was made and decorated by the groom's mother Those assisting were Brenda and Leila Farmer, cousins of the bride serving the cake. Ethelmae Dail, aunt of the bride and Janet Watson, cousin of the bride of Nampa poured punch, and Lillian Baker of Baker poured coffee. Joyce is a graduate of Nyssa High School and attended Montana Bible In stitute. Ken is a graduate of New Plymouth High School and has attended Moodie Bible School and Judson Baptist College. Ken is now serving as youth pastor of Five Mile Community Church while continuing his studies at Boise Bible College. Joyce is teaching at All God’s Children Kindergarten Ken and Joyce took a short honeymoon to the Hell's Canyon area and now are at home at 1490 Sunrise Manor in Boise A Mrs. Hazel Tyler of Nyssa enjoyed several days of visiting with her sons. Russell Carter and his daughter cheryl who arrived in Nyssa, Sept. 23. from Louisville. Kentucky. home of Gary and Pam Garrison on Monday. Tues day evening Robert and Lucia Krul arrived from Midland. Pennsyvania to visit with his mother. Saturday night 33 people enjoyed a lasagne dinner prepared by Robert and Lucia Krul and served at the home of John and Alicia Shell. Mrs. Tyler's grandchildren from Boise came over for the occasion. They were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne, Bren da, Ginger. Crystal and Robbie; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Arnold. Andrea and Ronnie; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slaugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slaughter and Carla. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huff man came home far the weekend to visit with his uncles and aunts. Russell Carter who is president of the Jagger Equipment Company in Lo uisville and daughter Cheryl left for home October 3. Robert Krul who is presi dent of his own company of Mausoleum building and wife left for Midland. Pen* nsylvania October 9. Fred and Arlene Huffman of Nyssa hosted serveral dinners while her brothers were here. Lots of visiting and lots of food was enjoyed by all. EAGLES AUXILIARY The officers of Eagles Auxiliary #2134 hosted a salad luncheon for all Auxi liary members on Tuesday, October 4 at the Eagles Hall. Following the luncheon a regular business meeting was held. Madam President Kay Carpenter gave a report on the Region 4 meeting. Other business discussed included the Hunter's Ball to be held October 15 and the Community holiday Market November 19. The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 18 at the Eagles Hall at 8 p.m. ALPHA DELTA KAPPA INTERNATIONAL. HONORARY SORORITY FOR WOMEN EDUCATORS PROCLAMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL ALPHA DELTA KAPPA WEEK Whereas women in education constitute a great portion of the nations' working force, and are constantly striving to serve their communities and nations in educational, civic, cultural, and charitable programs leading to harmony, happiness, and peace among all people, Whereas and major goals of Alpha Delta Kappa, international honorary sorority for women educators, are: * to give recognition to outstanding educators * to build a fraternal fellowship among educators adding to their effectiveness in the promoting of excellence in education * to establish high standards of education * to promote educational and charitable projects and activities enriching the lives of individuals everywhere and assisting these individuals into a happy, constructive, and fulfilling life. Now, therefore, 1, / 7 2* j 2 zc City, State by the authority vekt^o in me, do hereby proclaim the week of OCTOBER 9 to OCTOBER 15, 1977 as INTERNATIONAL ALPHA DELTA KAPPA WEEK Tickets are S2 for adults and SI for students and children. C. of 1. students are admitted free. Drama direc tor is Dr. Jerry White, assistant professor of English “The Importance of Being Earnest" resembles a co medy of errors in that the two major male characters. Al gernon Moncrieff and John Worthing, both pretend to be a character named "Earnest, in order to win the love of two leading female characters. Gwendolen Fairfax and Ce cily Cardew. The ladies, however, think there is only one "Earnest" which pre sents problems because they are both in love with him. Claaa 207 - October Moon The Treasure Valley Chrys anthemum Society cordially featuring yellow Claaa 208 - Autumn Bou invites you to attend it’s Eleventh Annual Chryaaa- nty - flowers, fruits and/or tbemum Shew at the West vegetables Claaa 209 • Witch's Br Park Plaza. Ontario. Oregon. oom Stick ■ Mums and wood Friday October 14 from 2 to 8 Claaa 210 - A Bit of the p.m. and Saturday October Orient. 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Special Rule«: They also welcome your 1. Chrysanthemums must participation in the following; predominate in all classes, Hurth ullurv. Dtvis ion I or DhiskMi U Artistic Design but any plant material may be used 2. No artificial flowers or Section W Arrangements foliages permitted. ****** 3. Accessories may be used in any class. Class 205 • Holiday Mood 4. Flowers do not need to -using bold colors Clasa 206 -Fall Flight be grown by the arranger. For information call the showing motion General Show Chairman, Student director is junior Mike Rasmussen of Grange ville; stage manager is freshman Cindy Strine of Caldwell and house manager is freshman Cynthia Brown of Caldwell. i Committee chairmen in clude: lights and sound, junior Kermit Tate of Riggin« sets, sophomore Janet Cre- pps of Caldwell; props and stage crew, Cindy Strine; makeup and costumes, so phomore Grace Deeb of Alhambra, Calif; publicity, freshman Mike Duffy of Beaverton, Oregon. HUNTERS BREAKFACT October 15 • 16 Job's Daughters Bethel No. 33 •lw Adults Compounded Continuously Yield 5.39 X. Payable Quarterly Flora Geiger, Oregon State PTSA president, was in Ontario recently to make arrangements for the State Convention to be held on April 21 and 22. 1978. Ontario High School was chosen for the general meeting place with VIP’s, Tapadera and Boulevard Grange furnishing space for special meetings. withdrawal of certificate accounts Minimum Balance of $5.00 PIONEER FEDERAL tSl U <lrM LfNOfR helping with the convention ’ or doing some TV monitoring A should contact one of the fl local state board members In I August all three state board I members in this area took a " 4’^ A ,n Or r «r> Of n AQ < I 5 4 I SI l( A New Shipment Flannel Pajamas day-long training course ink TV monitoring and how tofl use the information gathered! 50% Cotte - 50% Poto» JMMUk F ermanem O tj - i _n«l Dwswwi One Table » ( 100% Polyester Material I 60 reta Wide j». - «w » Urge dOtoctun of 1 ratterns ano unrs I 0-1 • ' DwMnmA -1- - - T VMM rress im M Cut 'Sees S-M-L-XL to affect the programs we seem in this area. v The Afternoon Pinochle Chib was entertained at the home of Merle Johnson last Wednesday with Nina Lowe as guest for the afternoon. Mrs. Lowe took high honors Or ma with Hazel Pounds and Orma Cleaver traveling and Hazel Smith low. I /I Si/hst.intul Interest penalty /s repaired for Accompanying Mrs. Gei ger were Helen Peterson, state V.P., and Kay Durtchi, State treasurer. Meeting with these three state officers were three state board members from eastern Ore gon. Virginia Cleaver. Helen Carlson and Betsy Wrinkle who is Convention Chairman. 1 The group discussed the fl program, speakers and other 1 details for the upcoming fl convention and progress of“ the PT A units in this area. J The Nyssa PTSA has started fl a TV monitoring project. Any I PT A unit interested infl PINOCHLE PARTIES Children under 12 Passbook Savings Pays 5%% I I il 10 o.m. AT THS MASONIC HAU Sponsored By 5 OJB. TO You'll find the BEST way to SAVE! Make Plans The American Legion Past Presidents met October 3 at the home of Mrs. Otis Smith with eight members and one guest, Mrs. Iola Smith, present. Plans were made to make flowers for the Wheel Chair Parade in Portland. Refreshments were served by the hoatess. The next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Ellen Richardson on November 7. October 16 ■ Elsa Grim aldo October 17 • Pearre Bones October 19 « Inga Rob bins. Sharia Froerer October 20 • Clint Simp son. Jay Bunn Pioneer Federiti Siivings it Loan State PTSA Officers Visit, Past President« Meeting Happy Birthday Sooner or Later Cast members include: senior Lansing Haynes of Spokane as Moncrieff; senior Scott Zuckman of Granada Hills. California as Worthing senior Miriam Kunkel of Nyssa as Gwendolen; sopho more Lisa Gerber of Twin Falls as Cecily; freshman Becky Hale of Weiser as Lady Bracknell; freshman Nancy Hanks of Richfield. Minnesota as Miss Prism; senior Steve Moser of Phoe nix as Rev. Canon Chasuble, junior Scott Hyder of Jerome as Lane; and freshman Sheldon Ewing of Wasilla. Alaska as Merriman. ULJLJLJLJL. Mrs. Dyer Bennett. Ontario. 889-5460 or the Co-chairman, Mrs. Arie Bakker. Nyssa. 372-2481. There will be two trophies given in this division Most Creative Arrangement by the 1st National Bank of Oregon, Ontario Branch and Best Flower Arrangement by the Hying Realty of Vale. Oregon Chrysanthemum Show Set for October 14-15 Ladies Shoe« Meni Long Tai Press Assorted Ptads Colon 50% Cotton 50% Pokestor S-H-L-XL Boys' B )6 $4 T-Shirts . Assorted Stripes ♦Iff i I 19« ♦ I I I | Coion Gds' and Mases' (nee Socks 1 s”w 99 Í Ladies' Panty Hose 4 qc One Sin Fits Al I ▼
