THF NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NY8SA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 17. 1952^
PAQE EIGHT
Sunset Valley Speaks
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Darrell Dimmick. .son of Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Dimnrnk, won first
prize in the children's parade last
Thursday. Darrell was the typical
Mexican "Pedro” wearing a large
sombrero and serape. and leading
Archibald, the burro, which was
packing a load of wood. Butchie
Fyllingness, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Fyllingness, and a cousin of
Darrell, took second prlae. dressed
as an early prospector and leading
his pony Brownie carrying a pact.
A nother entry in the parade was
K ristine Fyllingness attired as a
cowgirl.
Neil Dimmick. who wore a Mexi
can costume, rode Sandy, while his
wife, Mrs. Dimmick, was riding as
an Arabian on their Arabian stal
lion, Wisok, in the typical flowing-
white-robes. Nielsen was on hand
white-robes. Nielsen was in the
band, and several from the valley
rode their mounts. Riding club
members worked a t the rodeo, and
selling cushions and pop. were Ir
vin Durfee, W ayne Ganre, Mrs. Paul
Clonninger, Bob Reffett and Elmer
Clonninger for the Disabled Veter-
U and their fa m iln
Field secretary of the Oregon
S tate W A. Shell wood of Portland,
was a dinner guest a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price Wednesday
Mr. Shellwood's mission was to con
tact the m asters of the grange to
prom ote the idea of each grange
purchasing a registered goat which
would be shipped to Korea for the
children who are tubercular and
need milk.
Mrs. Paul Conninger and Elmer
Connlnger made a trip to Caldwell
last week, and Mrs Paul Clonninger
exchanged her car for a black Chev
rolet four-door.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller of
O ntario were dinner guests Sunday
a t the home of Mr and Mrs. O. P.
Counsil.
This Sunday is the annual picnic
dinner for the members of the
Worthwhile Club and their familie
on the lawn of Mr and Mr>. Ken-
iietn Dirensen. It is also the re-un-
ion and get-together for all former
members of the club and their fam i
lies One o'clock is the time
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Dimmick
and family were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Stranger Sunday for din
ner.
Larry and Shorty Hite of Haines.
Oregon, are spending a week visit
ing at the home of their grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. Cohn Reffett.
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Parker and
family were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. ajid Mrs. O. H. Schwei
zer Sunday. ^
Roy Holmes finished harvesting
of his red potatoes this Monday.
Many other farm ers are into the
digging this week
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, and
Diane Pendarvls and her brother
Melvin, were among those attending
a large family gathering a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Knowles last weekend. Ike Mitchell
and Donnie Knowles, who are work
ing at the lumber mill at West Fur,
Oregon, were home and visiting at
the J B. Mitchell home and the
Knowles home. Mr and Mrs. Jack
Knowles and family were also pres
ent, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Douglas and family of Quincy.
Washington. All returned to their
homes at the first of last week, ex
cept Mrs. Douglas and children who
remained for a visit a t the J. B.
Mitchell home. Mrs. Mitchell and
two sons visited the Lewis M itchell’s
Tuesday, and were overnight guests.
Last Friday Mr and Conley Lock
ett of Willow Creek, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Didericksen and family of
Caldwell, and Mr and Mrs. Homer
Didericksen had a family dinner on
lawn a t the Jam es Chadd home.
Pleasant Hour club met Thursday
afternoon a t the ome of Mrs. Gene
Stephans, with rather a small a t
tendance as it is canning time. Spec-
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Personal property, ii you'll take a few seconds to add
up its value, w ill total TWO or THREE TIM ES ita IN
SURED VALUE! This Is tru e 9 out of 10 time« w ith
people we talk to. So w hy don't you look around your
HOUSE
right now . . . add up your stuff . . . figure out w hat
it would coat to replace every Item at TODAY'S prices
. . . and w e'll bet a dollar to a donut you're w ay UNDER
.. . and w e'll bet a dollar to a donut you're w ay UNDER-
insured! And. since this
IS
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W yrkoff and
ml musical numbers were presented been 15 years since the Friars have objec' wa , the meteor exploded, so Mi Carl Sunpeoo and overnight children
moved Tuesday to the Cecil
visited in Jerom?,
i , the
i;> ay B<’bby Skinner with been through Ny a ai.d their home th at the re^t of the party aw only guests. R.*
house on First Street.
the moke in the kv from the ex- snd were returning to U tah via Florea
el
u:
is now in Eugene, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Uegli Tofeler and
pi'«-K.n However, tbe next dtjfi p a Reno.
Mr ami VI. Don Strickland and At a lawn picnic at the home of pers
children
and M ary Dickey spent
reported
hundred-
a-
having
family mad) m early 'ta rt Sunday Mr and Mrs. Frank Perko Friday seen the flaming meteor at the same R E Fisher arrived Saturday eve from Wednesday
until Saturday
ind drove Prairie City for break- were Mr. and Mr George K:rk of
ning at the home of his daughter. night at Payette Lakes.
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:av with Mrs. Strick- Caldwell, Mrs. Don Sare of Parm a, time
Charles Schweizer was host Mr and M r' Jim Armstrong, for a
Mr and Mrs. La Vsrr and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Norris and ess Mrs.
to the ladies of the Sunset Aux visit of several days Mr. Fisher is Hill I II IUI II II I111111111111I I Id 11U11 hi M M • !
H.t«kin-. The Hawkins family re daughters of Nampa
held W ednesday afternoon at planning on leaving soon for a visit
cently moved from Nyssa to Prairie Mrs. Harold Parks and baby of iliary
the home of Mrs. Delbert G arner with relatives in eastern Nebraska.
I)r. Clare F. Conley
City Mi H . - 1111 ' works for the In Boise were week-end guests at the As
there was no pressing business, Mrs. Conley Locket spent T hurs
home of her parents. Mr and Mrs.
land Equipment Co. at John Day.
O ptom etrist
A Rataezyk. Wednesday of this and it was a very warm day, the day at the home of her twin sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buscher of M
group
spent
the
afternoon
visiting
week,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parks
moved
Hastings. Nebraska were afternoon from Boise to Twin FalLs, Idaho. on the lawn. Mesdames Wayne G ar Mrs. Jam es Chadd On Wednesday
and evening visitors at the home of Henry H intz and his son. Rudy ner and Wayne Simpson's names Carolyne Didericksen of Caldwell
EYES EXA M IN ED
arrived for a week's visit with her
Mr. and Mr- Jim Armstrong S a t
Moses Lake, W ashington, arrived were added to the Auxiliary's roll | sister,
Mrs.
Jam
es
Chadd.
urday. The couple are newlyweds, of
take some of their farm call. Lunch was served on the lawn
having visited the west coast and Monday ent to back
Mrs. Aimee M arker of Middleton,
Word has been received that Mr. Idaho,
to their new home
enroute home Mrs. Buschner is a equipm
D ial 9-3371
and Mrs. Dorothy Rice of (Opp. Sears)
and
Mrs.
Ed
Steiner
are
the
parents
W
ednesday
evening
they
were
over
niece of Mrs Armstrong.
Eagle were dinner guests of Mr. and
of
twins.
A
boy,
Stephan
W
arren
night
guests
at
the
Carl
Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shupe of Og
Mrs. Ora Newgen early in the wees.
519 Cleveland, Caldwell, Ida.
weighing six pounds, three ounces, ! On
den. Utah, were houseguests over home.
Wednesday Mrs. Rose Douglass
and
a
girl,
Patricia
Ann
weighing
Sharon
Kay
Field
has
been
visit
the weekend at the home of their ing at Willow Creek at the home six pounds, seven ounces, were born of Parm a and Mrs. Frank H uett of
friends, Mr and Mrs. Carl Sim p of her cousin. Lois Field.
were afternoon visitors at
the Fourth of July. Mr. and Mrs. Roswell,
¿ mi i in 11 n i i i i i i i i n m n i i ri n m i un i i;i mi l u
son. The Shupes who were enroute Mr and Mrs Ewen Chard, Mr on
the Newgen home.
Ed
Steiner,
form
er
residents
of
Sun
home after a two-week trip in the and Mrs. Elvern Niel.sen and sons. set Valley are living at H arrah,
northwest, also visited at the home
C hard, Mr and Mrs. Doyn W ashington, where Ed is employed
of Pearl Bullantyne, Mrs. Shupe’s Jack
Price, Miss Lucille Hill, Mrs. Peg by the Andrews Seed Company. Mrs.
aunt.
Homer W hitm an, Steiner is the daughter of Mr. and
Dinner gue ts of Mr. and Mrs. Conley Mr and and family,
Mrs. K enneth Chard Mrs. Ira Chadd.
Ora Newgen Sunday were Mr. and and
son had a family picnic dinner Miss Mido Okano recently spent a
Mrs Henry Baker and son, Douglas, and
three-day visit at the home of her
in
Boise
and Mr and Mrs. Ernest Baker, all Park. Sunday at the Julia Davis parents,
Mr and Mrs. C. T. Okano.
Pitted
of Ontario. Afternoon visitors in Mr. and Mrs. John Tim m erm an Miss Okano
30 lb.
a pharm acist at the
cluded Mr and Mrs. Leonard New- and family, who have been on a ten Sacred H eart is hospital
in Spokane,
gen Mrs Ira Price received word of day trip to California, are expected W ashington.
Sw eetened
Tins
Miss Sophia Rataezyk, of Boise,
this weekend.
the death of her nephew, Cecil Mil home
was
a
week-end
visitor
a
t
the
home
Mr
and
Mrs.
Frank
Perko,
Mi
ler last Sunday. Cecil Miller. 19, ami Mrs. Hud Robb, and Nancy and of her parents and attend the N ys
who was wading in a sand pit, fell
Norris of Nampa spent the sa rodeo.
into a hole and was drowned. The Jean
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pendarvis,
at Wallowa Lake.
death occurred at Lexington, Ne weekend
Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Pendarvis
A
letter
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Lockerseal
braska
Plastic
and
and Bob Pendarvis
Mitchell
of
Sunset
Valley
who
are
Attending the Nebraska picnic spending the summer at Fort Brid- fished family,
N
estrite
C ontainers
F
reezer
Bags
Sunday in the Ironside area.
Sunday in Ny -«a were Mr. and Mrs. ger, Wyoming, tells of seeing a bril Mr. and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Flanagan
and
Pints
and
Quarts
Pints,
Quarts,
V
2
Gallons
Kenneth Lorensen, Mr. and Mrs. liant, flam e-trailing meteor. While family, went to Yakima, W ashington
Harold Snyder, Mr and Mrs. Ed visiting Mrs Mitchell's sister-in-law for a visit. Mr. Flanagan returned
Price. Mr and Mrs. Grover Cooper,
Wyoming, they were home, while the family rem ained for
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babcock. a at t Pinedale,
the
cem
etery
the morning of a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Notheis and
V 2 mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R, locker plant
7, when Mrs Mitchell, glanced Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Ross and son
Mr. and Mr- Elmer Cloninger pic July
up seeing the meteor. As she asked Leon, of Hooper, Utah, were T hurs
Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room
nicked at Sniveley’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs W ayne G arner and j her com panions what the flaming day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Moncur m ade |
a trip into the Sawtooth and visited
the G randjean Lodge, one day last
week.
Mr. and Mi Lew McCoy of Iro n
side were down to attend the rodeo
Friday and were overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and
sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chase
were visitors at the Wally O rcutt
home in Payette Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and
sons dined at the parental home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielsen at Nu
Acres Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Didericksen
and family were guests at the Cald
well home of Mr. and Mrs. Claire
Snyder Sunday, for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Langley and
family attended the pilots’ breakfast
held in Boise Sunday. The breakfast
was held in connection with the for
mal dedication of the new m unici
pal air-term inal south of Boise.
Mr. and Mis W allace Gregg and
sons were dinner guests Sunday at
tlie home of Herschel Gregg. The
Wallace Greggs left Monday for
Quincy. W ashington where they will
make their home.
Dwayne Wilson arrived at the
home of ills parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Wilson Wednesday, after be
ing formally discharged from the
Navy. Dwayne, who has been with
the Navy for over a year and sta
tioned at Newport, Rhode Island,
had been confined to the Newport
hospital for seven weeks before his
discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson and
son, David, arrived home Monday
after visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Robb
at Moses Lake, W ashington for the
past week
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb are
the parents of a girl born Saturday
afternoon, July 12 at the Holy Ro
sary hospital a t Ontario. Their
young daughter weighed s e v e n
pounds, four ounces and named
Gwendolyn Jade
Mrs. Claude Wilson and son Terry
called on Mrs. Wayne Robb at the
hospital Monday. Young Terry also
received a check-up on his recent
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gregg and
family were dinner guests Sunday
at the Apple Valley home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble.
Mrs. O ra Babcock of Boise was a
houseguest at the home of her son.
Fred, from W ednesday till Sunday
of tins week Mary Hobcock is just
over the mumps, and now her bro
ther is down with them.
Mr and Mrs. O. H Schweizer re
ceiver a phone call Monday from
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friar, residents
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