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Ny«« Gate City Journal • Nyssa, Oregon Jefferies to Observe 25th Anniversary Nyssa Golden Age Rum mage Sale, Metal Building by Old Western Hotel, all after noon. TV Rock A Gem Club, City Library meeting room, visi tors welcome. 8 p.m, Saturday, October 22 - United Methodist Church Rummage Sale. Church Base ment, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Golden Age Rummage Sale, Metal Building by Old Western Hotel, all afternoon. Merry Widows, home of Hazel Pounds, potluck 6:30 Jobie-Star-Mason's Bowl ing, Sugar Bowl. 6 p.m. Chili afternoon at Masonic Hall. Sunday, October 23 - Hospital Auxiliary, Malheur Memorial Hospital, 2 p.m. Tuesday, October 25 - Yel' low Rose Rebekah Lodge 4202 IOOF Hall. 8 p.m. Wednesday. October 26 • Nyssa Senior Citizens. 116 Ehrgood Avenue, Legion Hall, potluck 10:30 p.m. MR. AND MRS. HARRY [Marj] Jeffertea of Nyssa will be honored on their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, October 23, with an open house reception at their home two miles North of Nyssa. Friends, neighbors and relatives are invited to attend this happy occasion from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Hosting the reception are the couples’ children and families. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Jefferies of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferies of Homedale and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jefferies of Parma. They request 'no gifts, please.’ Apple Valley Items Spice of Apple Valley By Marflye Mediae 722-5637 Have you ever wondered how your neighbors feel about some of the issues making headlines in the papers these days? This week while gathering news for the column, 1 asked for your opinion on the Panama Canal Treaty. Twenty-four people answered the question, “Do you think the Panama Canal Treaty should be ratified?** in the following manner; No 14 Yes 2 Undecided 4 No opinion 4. Although this was but a small sampling of the folks in Apple Valley, it shows that we are concerned with things which affect our country. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and Johnny visited in the Bob Shippy home in Weiser. Mrs. Brenda Fittsimons from Boise was at her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Bay on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fergu son are in Portland this week where Mrs. Ferguson is in the hospital. She is improv ing but does not know how long she will be hospitalized. Mr. Ferguson is staying at the home of their daughter Mrs. Fred (Evelyn) Krebs while in Portland. Mrs. Nell Correll's son Gordon and his wife from Marysville, Washington, have been visiting with her the last two weeks. They all visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Whittom in Boise one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Correll from Bremerton, Wa shington spent a week with his mother earlier in the month. Mrs. Leona Potts spent some time Thursday with Mrs. lloyd Dibble. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuning had a lovely time Thursday and Friday in the mountains near Lowman. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Tuning attended the Women’s Association meet ing in the Roswell Pres byterian Church. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward for a Sunday birthday dinner honoring Gary Seward were Mr and Mrs. Hugh Pierce, Kimber- lee and Kent from Boise, Mrs. Shirlee Smith of Ontario Mr. and Mrs Gary Seward from Nyssa, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downs, Larry and Jackie of Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Rathbun left Thursday for their home in California, planning to stop at Yosemite on the way. They had been visiting relatives in the area for the last two weeks. Kenny Seward was in the hospital last week for further skin grafts. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward visited him on Saturday evening. Mrs. Zora Edens’ daugh ter, Mrs. Ima Jean Carpen ter and granddaughter Phyl lis have been spending a few days with her before leaving for Hawaii to join Mr. Carpenter in their new home. Former Apple Valley resi dents Mr. and Mrs. Ruben 4 4 Hensaw of Meridian and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hensaw of Caldwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley on Sunday afternoon. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Elmer Smith and Mrs. Laura Bale visited Mrs. Jim Bale in Caldwell. Mrs. Laura Bale was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Mary Honey on Thursday. Mrs. Mabel Foz, Mrs. Mary Honey, and Mrs. Laura Bale attended the Daudt- Olrver wedding at the Church of the Nazarene in Nyssa on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Darlene Adams of Payette and Mrs. laura Bale were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bale for Chuck’s birthday dinner on Saturday. On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ruth Martin of Nampa visited with her mother. Mrs. Bale. Steve Lindsay, nephew of Mrs. James Seif, his wife and family have moved to Parma from Hauser Lake. We welcome them to our com munity and hope they soon will finds a house and be setteled in. Malheur Memorial Hospital October 19 - Mr. and Mrs Jerry Hall, Nyssa, boy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Or msby. Parma, boy Holy Rosary Hospital October 12 ■ Mr. and Mrs Jeny Corn. Cambridge, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frazier Ontario, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Adams, Ontario a girl Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gras- mick, Payette, a girl October 14 - Mr. and Mrs Ron Cline. Weiser, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uranga. Ontario a boy Mr. and Mrs. Brian Os burn, Fruitland, a boy October 16 - Mr. and Mrs William Gentry. Ontario, girl October 17 • Mr. and Mrs Paul Miranda. Ontario, a boy October 18 - Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kimble. Ontario a boy Activities In Arcadia •y .ta« Bowen ARCADIA ■ The Arcadia Club will meet Tuesday, October 25, with Mrs. Arie Bakker. Mr. and Mrs. Arie Bakker returned from a trip last week. They went by way of Ogden. Utah, into Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park in Utah. They visited the north and south rim of the Grand Canyon, went on to Engagement Announced ROBERTA LYNNE FRANZ and Brad Johnson of Boise have announced their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franz. 5890 Gray Lane, Boise. She is a graduate of Capital High School and is employed by First Security Bank Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Plais Johnson. Parma, is a 1974 graduate of Parma High School and completed a parts counterman program at Boise State University in 1976. He is now employed by Nordling’s in Boise. He is the grandson of Mrs. Blanche Weeks of Nyssa. The wedding is planned for December 30. Hoover dam and Las Vegas From there home again. They said the weather was wonder ful and they enjoyed the trip very much. Mrs. Arie Bakker helped with another successful chrys- anthemufn show, held last weekend at the West Park Plaza mall. Mrs. Clarence Hart spent a few days in the hospital last week. Angie and Julie, the Hart daughters, visited their grandparents, Klass and Betsy Hart, while their mother was away. Mrs. Mike Williams and baby daughter visited with her family the Ko Abe family a week ago. She returned to her home in Portland, the last part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Zittercob from Desert Hot Springs, California are spend ing some time in this area, hunting birds and visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and Mrs. Lillian Zittercob. Marvin and Wilma Jensen and boys were Sunday dinner guests of her parents. Mt. and Mrs. Otis Bullard. Mrs. Tom Mitchell went to Sacramento, Calif, on Satur day to help out in her son’s home. Mrs. Doug Lewis IBariday, Octabar 20, 1977 ---------—------------------------ - » O r""**1 MM ' MM .... Mow« to BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Mrs. Kurtz Bo Shown Hospitalized Mrs. Joe Maughn enter Mrs. Myrtle Kurtz suf* tained the Thursday After fared a fall Friday morning noon Bridge Club at her and was taken by ambulance home last week. Guest to Malheur Memorial Hospi players for the afternoon were Mrs. Otis Smith and tal. Last report she is doing Mrs. Elsie Diven. Winning well with no fractures. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Molz honors went to Mrs. Berniece Fisher and Mrs. Jessie of Deerfield, Kansas came Wednesday October 12 to Morgan. visit her sister, Mrs. Myrtle • • • Kurtz. They are also The Couple's Bridge Club visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold were entertained at the home Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Carl of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz Roth. (Mrs. Roth is a sister- on Sunday evening. Guests in-law of Mrs. Myrtle Kurtz) were Mr. and Mrs. Dirick and Mr. and Mrs. August Nedry. Uphoff of Vale. Mrs. Uphoff • • e is a sister of Mrs. Molz. Mrs. David Sarazin en- Arthur E. Gropp, brother tertained the Friday After of Mrs. Myrtle Kurtz, who noon Bridge Club at her lives in Greenbelt. Maryland home last week. Winners came Saturday October. 15 to were Mrs. Dorothy Mason of see his sister. Ontario and Mrs. Ken Friday evening guests of Danford. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth were their houseguests. Mr. and • • • Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff Mrs. Roy Kurtz of Kendall. Kansas who is a brother-in- entertained the Couple's law of Mrs. Myrtle Kurtz. Bridge Club, Saturday. Oc Mr. and Mrs. Henry Molz. tober 15. There were three Arthur E. Gropp. Mr. and tables of bridge in play and Mrs. Harold Kurtz. Mrs. Eva guest player was Mrs. WUton Hopper and Mrs. Dale Witt. Jackson. High score winners for the evening were Dirick Nedry, entered the hospital for major Gerald " - —- Siman --------- tel - — and I Don surgery and Doug is laid low Oldemeyer. with a bad flu. Mrs. Jim Nelson of Vale is teaching Kindergarten in her mother's absence. Amy Stradley was a guest A Halloween Dance will be for dinner Sunday at the held at the Malheur Memo Harold Dail home. Later in the afternoon, she and her rial Nursing Home Friday, October 26 from 7:30 to 9:30 daughter, Ethel Mae Dail visited the Senior Citizen p.m. Music will be played by Carl and Sylvia Roth and Openhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde refreshments will be served. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Ted All family members and Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. friends of the residents of the Claire Bowers and daughters home are invited to share in and Loran Bowers, all hunted the Halloween festivities. doe deer on Lookout Mountain last weekend. They were successful in filling their tags. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petter Timmy Schmidt, two-year son had houseguests this last old son of former pastor of week from ouuui the Faith Lutheran Church, They were friends that Reverend and Mrs. Walt Connell Petterson made, Schmidt, underwent surgery, while he was on a mission Tuesday. October 11 for the there. removal of a malignant tumor Tom Drydale is at home, on one of his kidneys. recuperating from surgery at Doctors removed the kidney the Malheur Memorial Hos along with the tumor, and pital recently. predict an 85% chance of full Mr. and Mrs. Clyde recovery. Bowers went to the Don Timmy will spend three- Bowers home in Parma, four weeks in the hospital. Monday evening to help their The Schmidt's address is grandson David Bowers cele 2135 Garden Homes Court, brate his Sth birthday. Ann Arbor, Michiagan 48103 N urging Home Slate» Dance Timmy Schmidt Has Surgery Happy Anniversary October 22 - Mr. and Mrs Tracy Mefford REBEKAHS MEET Yellow Rose Rebekah Lo dge No. 202 met at the IOOF Hall on October II with Merle Johnson vice-grand presiding Fifteen members answered roll call. The members voted to have a booth al the Holiday Market which will be spon sored by the Eagles Auxiliary November 19. The lodge will hold a luncheon card party October 31 at 1 p.m. with bridge and pinochle In play. Hostesses were May Bretz and Hazel Sewright. The October business meet ing of Emblem Club *192 took place Monday evening, October 10. The meeting was called to order by Vice President Neva Turner, as President Mary Danielson is ' in Hawaii at the National Convention of Emblem Clubs. During the business meet ing, plans were made for the annual Chuck Wagon dinner for Saturday, October 15. Also for the Father and Son Banquet of the Elks. Ellen McKinney will make the reservations for the State Conference in Astoria. Those planning to attend should contact her. Five new members were initiated during the evening. In charge of the initiation was Past President Sally Fields. Those initiated were Jan Gray, Jean Baune, and Marcella Atherton of Ontario and Carol Haun and Kathryn Zuehlke of Fruitland. All ladies of Emblem 192 should remember the date of November 2. On this date. Dottie Cameron. Supreme President of Emblem Clubs of U.S. will be in Ontario for a visit to the local club. Happy Dozen The Happy Dozen Card Cub met Friday afternoon with Mary Hatt in Ontario. Bernice Toomb was the hostess. Guest players were Hasel Smith and Mary Hatt. Prize winners were Mary Hatt. Hazel Smith. Goldie Roberts and Sue Ashcraft. 4*Tr. 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