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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON- THURSDAY. JUNE 22. 1950 PAGE FOUR Wal«*r L' m t h O f Hlauk (lanyun M«-ut NU-AORES, June 22 A meeting cf the Bin k Canyon Water User* association was held at the hall Friday evening. The member* dis cus ed among other business, the coming school bond election at Frultland and the proposed county hospital at Payette. A reunion o f the Evans family was held In Caldwell Sunday, June 11 with about 150 present. The veterans hall was used for the oc casion. Those attending from Nu- Acres were Mr. and Mr*. Sher man Keck and family. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Evans and family and Mr and Mrs. Tom Evans and Jan ice. Relatives came from Yakima, Washington; Richland. Baker and Halfway. Oregon and Cascade, M er idian. Nampa. Garden Valley, and Caldwell, Adrian und Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs Martin called on the Clifford Bowen, Eddie Finchers and George Grasmi k families on the Bla k Canyon project near Caldwell la*c Sunday. Marilyn Evans was surprised when several of the nes^hobr child ren went to her home Thursday a f ternoon to help her celebrate her ninth birthday. 'I tic 4 H boys and girls of this community returned Wednesday from Moscow where they attended the 4-H annual short course. Mrs. M. C. Eeuell and Mrs. Merle Thomson attended a tea given by the Queen Esther girls of the Fruitland Methodist church at the home of Mrs. Burton Chaney near Fruitland Friday afternoon. The lecturer's program at the Grange meeting last week was of very special Interest Jimmy Dur- rlngton and Evelyn Evans gave re ports o f their activities at the 4-H Short cource at the university at Moscow. Janice Evans reported on the Oregon State Grange meeting F A ST B O IIN I» To Parma. Caldwell. Nampa. Meridian, Boise: 9:10 P. M. *9:00 A. M 3 45 A M 8 1 - I* •D A Il.Y E X C E PT SUNDAYS To Boise, Twin Falls, Ogden. Salt I.ake City and East: »1 0 P M 3 45 A M 11:10 A M W ESTBOUND T o Ontario: 12-50 P M 1:15 P M 915 P M *6 40 P M •D A ILY E X C E PT SUNDAYS To Payette and Welser: 6 40 A. M. 12:80 P M *0:40 P M •D A IL Y EXCE PT SUNDAYS To Bend, Portland and Seattle: 1:15 P M a 15 P M 6:40 A M T o Eugene, Albany and Willamette Valley: 1:15 P M 9 15 P M 8 40 A M To Klamath Falls and California: 1:15 P M 8 40 A M Clip and keep for handy reference G:40 A M TRAIL WAYS LUNCH ROOM Phone •WART” , The Speed Cop 331 By Bingham at Ontano. .h e re he and Eva Me- A U e m lin g roney took the sixth degree. Carole 4-H Summer School Durriri.;ton played saloea on her saxophone and on the piano and ---------- „ _. . „ Donna Nedbalek and Marilyn Evans OREGON T R A IL , June22 Six 4-H sang two duets. club girls of Oregon Trail are at- Mr and Mrs Ira Tish of Green- tending 4-H summer school at Cor- leaf and Mr and Mrs. Oral Tish of vallis The girls are members of Newberg. Orevoti were gueata o f the the 4-H sewing club. Mrs. Alfred C e il Evens family Friday evening. Adams Is the leader Those attend- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wetzsel of tng are Doris Smith, Betty Ann Ny u were visitors at the home of Boenlc, Harryette Gardner. Irene Mr and Mrs H. E. Sager Friday. and Sylvia Jayo, and Betty Van Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gras and de Oord. Karen and Pamie o f Vallejo. Cali- The Merry Matrons club met at fom ia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. the home of Jessie Chard Wednes- Bi’l Orasmick last week from Sat- day, June 14. The afternoon was urday until Wednesday. spent embroidering for the hostess. Sunday callers at the L. G. Haw- T » 0 guests, Cora Rookstool and ley home were Mrs. George New- Neilson and 10 members ans- man and Miss Louise Woll of Baker, wered roU call with Father s day Oregon poems. Cora Rookstool Joined the Mr and Mrs M C. Seuell, Mr. club Neilson drew the hostess and Mrs. Charles Buskirk and fam - Prlze- *n guessing games Gladys ilv. Vaud Pier - of Parma, and M r Byers and Bernice Seuell won prizes, and Mrs Llovd Seuell sl>ent Sun- ^ « h m e n t a were served by the dav fi-ihinv and nlcnicking at uen Ben The hostess, Neilson. picnicking at next assisted meeUng by wlll Betty ^ held June Sunday guests of Miss Mary D>u ca„ wU1 ^ ..a famliy hairloom '' Orasmick were Viola McLain, Bill Mrs 0 race Mllls and Prttnk DaWS Hansen and Junior Ireland o f of Payette were g unday dinner Fiuitiand. . guests of M r and Mrs John Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Climer and Mr and Mrs Hendricks were '-.tin daivhtei , of Boise spent Sun- Pather's day breakfast guests at the day with Mr and Mrs L. O Hawley. Gilbert Holmes home Mr and Mrs. Tom Evans and Mr and Mrs p G Holmes and Janice spent Friday in Nampa with Bob and Junior and Mr and Mrs Mrs. Palmer Ross Holland Holmes and family were Mrs F. C Fry and Geraldine, Father's day dinner guests at the Frankies. Jesse and Lela visited P g Byers home Mr and Mrs Richard Jenkins of Mrs. Lucille Johnston of Ontario New Plymouth last Wednesday. visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fry Mrs George Wysong of Nez Perce Wednesday. was a visitor at the Dale Cary Charlotte Davis of Nampa visited home Friday. her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck, Alfred Adams and family last week. Larry Jenkins, Corynne Fry and K arl Evans attended a Jersey show I I . . _ _ ! „ » » g>| in Emmett Wednesday. H a r r i e t t (- .le a v e r Mr. and Mrs. John Rudolph of Injured In Fall Nampa were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Orasmick Thurs BUENA V IS T A , June 22—Harriet day. P. D. Cary and the Dale Cary I C le v e r , small daughter of Mr. and family were dinner guests in the Mrs. Eugene Cleaver fell down some i Smith Herrington home at Ros d tp s cutting a gash on her head, which necessitated four stitches. well last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and Mr. Attend Graduation— and Mrs Loyd Cleaver attended the Mr and Mrs Charles Garrison returned last Friday from Portland Boise Piolet baseball game Saturday where they attended the graduation evening. Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver and of Dr John W Olsen from the University of Oregon Dental school. Alvin Cleaver were in Boise Sun day. Several from this community at tended the State Grange meeting at Ontario last week Farmers are putting up hay, cult ivating beets and potatoes and irri gating. O ptom etrist Francis and Trueman Cleaver had their tonsils removed the past week. Eves Exam ined They are children of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver. Bill Brooks' children have been ill P hone 720 with measles. Mrs. Eugene Cleaver was hostess 718 A rth u r St. to the Out-Our-W ay club at her home Thursday afternoon. Ten C aldw ell, Idaho members attended. Oames were played. Refreshments of salad, wafers and a drink were served. 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