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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1M2
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War'.! K l.irni, and then attended i
care in planning and outlining the
the b< it Regatta at Black Canyon
program of education and training
lake.
in ute second section of the form
afternoon a group of
f-.e v t
-•
ee mors
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
Mrs. J.ikr Burge
M
than one change of program under
Uadi, K .:tz. They all helped hem
Phone « K - U
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Veterans who have had service any circumstance
u..ip
In the group were Darlene
The Korean G. I Bill prohibits
anywhere in the world since the
N> a. June Hartley.
the VA Irom approving a , I - • -
start
of
the
Korean
conflict
on
June
Sunday
visitor
in
the
John
Mit-
B.
we
where
she
will
attend
school
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Irvin
Topliff
went
t,:
Owyin
Jean Price, Adrian, and
Mrs Vern Butler, Mrs. Charles
of education or training leading to
.n Saxton and Betty Glen, of telstead home were tln-ir on. Mr. this year. Brenda has been staying 37, 1950. may now apply for educa an educational, professional or voca
Newbill, Bob Patterson, Earl Saari Ontario Friday morning, anu pent
and Mrs. Jake Burge attended the the afternoon and evening in Bot-e. Newell He ;hts. Guests brought their and Mrs Leonard Mr.lit lead and with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs tion and training under the new tional objective for a veteran who
Korean G. I. Bill, the Veterans ad
v,i ai. v.che.s, salad and punch daughter, Cindy; Mr. and Mis. Ellis Walters.
two-day teacher in-service institute
Boys and girls of Mr. Moores and
is already qualified for such objec
| Douglui Sego and soi. of Ontario;
Mr and Mrs 6 T 0 . 1 ^ ^
of ministration has announced.
for lunch.
in Nyssa last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Kurtz’s Sunday school cla
tive. It also prohibits the approval
According
to
the
VA,
application
Frankie Pratt won fourth place. enjoyed a “straw ride’’ tu Big Bend
Mr
:. 1 Mr John Downer and Mr.,. Charlie Richard n. of Platts- Payette, were guests in the 8 ’ D forms have been furnished to all V A of a vocational or recreational
Terry Burge fifth, and Wallace But park Tuesday nigh: Dick Krie.-h baby. Ann, movtd into their home mouth. Neb., and Mr and Mr.,. Dale Bigelow home Wednesday
! field offices and are now available training.
ler second with their 4-H lambs it helped With the games Later, every in Caldwell Friday. Mrs. Downer McAllister, of Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Schweizer j to veterans interested in obtaining
The new Korean G. I Bill pro
the Malheur county fair. Kay Burge one enjoyed a watermelon feast. stayed t v weeks, with her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Sr., visited in Narnpa Sunday at the i training.
vides up to 36 months of trauung
won first place with her rabbit
I were dinner guests in the S. D B.ge- Kenneth Ahrens home.
Wallace Butler and Terry Burge at Mrs. Judd.
The four-page application has five to veterans who were on active duty
Dale Burge attended the Cub tended from this community,
Mr and Mrs. Elvin Worden and , low home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skinner and 1 sections fhlch must be completed by on or after June 27, 1950, regardless
Scout pack meeting Tuesday night
Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mr Elvin children pent Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Lou De Goede, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skinner, of La the veteran: i l l Identification of of where they served. While in train
at Adrian.
Worden and children shopped in
j Ogden, arrived Saturday at the Crescenta, Calif., left Friday morn the veteran, (2) program of educa- ! ing, veterans may receive an allow
-1 ill C a l d w e l l
Mrs. Jake Burge and Dark Kriegs Caldwell Thur-day afternoon.
Mr I'» arl Scott and son, Mr. and home of her mother, Mrs. Florence ing to attend a family get-to-gether tlon and training applied for, (3) < ance from the government to cover
Mr-. Pearl Scott and -on returned Mi Charley West and Arley West Kygar Sunday Mr. and M rs. De a[ Portland The group planned to education and training received part of their expenses.
worked on the fair booth for the
Farm bureau at the county fair home Wednesday night after a two returned home from Longview by Ooede and Florence and Merle Ky spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. ' while on active duty, (4> civilian
Although post-Korean veterans
months’ visit at Longview.
Tuesday.
way 'if Canyon City and visited Mr. gar were dinner guests of Mr. and Frank Crocker in Madras also. Mrs. ! education, and (5) employment ex- may submit completed application
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck, of and Mr Dale Rook .tool and Frank Mrs. Earl Kygar and family.
Crocker is a sister of the two Skin- j perience
forms now, they will not be paid
Boise, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester i kst : there.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton, Jr., ners.
Photostatic or certified copies of educational allowances for training
French
and
Judy,
of
Roswell,
were
Mi Stanley Hill left Sunday eve of Quincy, are parents of a son born j Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown and all discharges from the armed forces for any period that begins prior to
Home beauty beg.m Saturday evening vi .itor.s at the M
ning for Portland to be with her Monday, Sept. 1. Patton called the children and Mr. and Mrs. Don since June 27, 1950, must accompany Aug. 20, 1952. the VA training for
L.
Judd
home.
w ith. ..
son. Carl Lee, who is a patient in the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1 1 I Franklin and sons, of Boise, visited the completed application forms.
any period that begins prior to Aug.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh and St Vineient hospital.
The VA said veterans should take 20, 1952, the VA said.
Crocker, Monday night to inform ¡n the Lynn Kygar home Saturday.
children spent Friday at the fair.
The Modern Pioneer club met at them.
Linda Jones, of Boise, spent from
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Bchiemer the home of Mrs. Rube Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters went Wednesday until Sunday with her guest speaker at Arcadia Sunday
left Tuesday on a deep sea fishing Tue.-day afternoon. Members sur
trip. They spent three days at A - prised Mrs. Dudley Kurtz with a to Boise Sunday to. ee her parents, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd school last Sunday.
Vaughn Stringer purchased a part
toria. Sehiemer caught one salmon, p:nk 11 id blue shower at the close Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, and her Walters.
brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. Rob-
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hawkins and of the John Lucero acreage on In-
weighing 27 pounds. They returned of the business meeting.
ert
Jones,
and
Sharon,
of
Spokane,
family,
of
Twin
Falls,
visited
with
perlal avenue last week.
by way of the old scenic Columbia
Mr Lvdla Worden and Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Ditty returned home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Haw-
John Casteel, of Hood River, is
river drive and arrived home Sun Mr
F.l’. n Worden and children Saturday after spending a few days kins on Wednesday,
day noon.
pent Sunday with Mrs. Verna Cost- visiting in Dillon, Mont. Mrs. D itty, Mrs. Ellis Walters and Brenda visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
Coleman and family.
Mr. and Mrs Jake Mum arrived ley and family, of Ridgeview.
rode to Dillon with her son. Jack Walters spent Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Cecil Boekweg and children,
Aug. 24 to take Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Stum Lumber Co.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Hill received Burke, who had been visiting here in Farma at the Gerald Slippy home,
of Apple Valley, and Mrs. Evan
Hill to Boise by way of the Hoyt word Sunday evening that their little
then made the return trip by train
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eads, of Wilder, Beckstead, of Ogden, called at the
granddaughter, Judy Fine, was in
Thursday afternoon Louis Skinner were Sunday dinner guests in the George Moeller home Sunday after
St Alphonsus hospital in Boise with
noon.
went to the home of Tommy Lowe, I T ^ Brewer home,
y t*
fifC
BE G L A D
polio.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lowe went
•l^ r- unc^ ^ rs George Johnson and
Mr aiui Mrs. Jim Embree, Ontario, at Mitchell Butte and found Mr
li ht stroke. Harriet, of Umitalla, were overnight to Jordan Valley Sunday to hunt ]
Y O U W A IT E D TILL FALL
the M O . Judd h o m e Lowe suffering from
The sick man was taken to the Ny - « uests in the ° n‘ ar Hite home Sal antelope.
Thursday
and
Friday.
N o w orries with hotel a n d
Opening Dates are
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Logsdon and
Mr and Mrs. M O. Judd were sa hospital immediately and he is 1 urday
re so rt r e s e r v a t io n s in the
Mrs. Johnny Turner and children, family, of Baker, were dinner guest
TUESDAY. SEPT. 2 and MONDAY, SEPT. 8
still
confined
there
and
very
1
1
1
.
Lowe
Mr
and M i l
William
Fall! R elax a s y o u ride o ver
of Caldwell, called at the Art Haw Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
had
celebrated
his
8
1
)
birthday
Sun
Kanin-h, Ontario, Saturday even
a u t u m n b r ig h t h ig h w a y s ,
New Students nia> enter any day—either before or
day, Aug. 24, when his daughter, kins home Saturday to see Mr. Tur Norman Hipp. Mrs. Logsdon and
ing.
after opening dates—in either
free of d riv in g h a z a r d s a n d
ner, who is staying there and work Mrs. Hipp are sisters.
Mr and Mrs. John Downer atten Mrs. Marion Quack inbush, of Spo ing for Mr. Hawkins.
p a rk in g p ro b le m s ...
The
Rev.
and
Mrs.
N.
H.
Lines,
of
kane,
came
down
to
be
with
him.
D AY SCHOOL or NIGHT SCHOOL
ded the Lewis-Kreiinan wedding In
Monday guests In the Omar Hite Middleton, were dinner guests Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson and
Notus
Sunday.
^
^ Your Dollar
LINK'S Is a Charter Member of the National Association
were^Mr and Mrs. Jess Chad- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Kurtz arrived at the M. L.| family enjoyed a visit from his | h«me
well, of Emmett. Chadwell is a George Coleman and family.
L . Goes fart her
and Council of Business Schools.
Kurtz home Wednesday afternoon brother on Sunday when Mr. and brother to Mrs. Hite.
with
Charlie Splawn visited in the
Many fine POSITIONS are now available for young men
foi a month’s visit. Bob has worked Mrs. William Fatter on and Shirley
Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Hawkins and Charles Bullard home Sunday.
and women who are BUSINESS TRAINED.
all summer on a ranch near Lemhi, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nelson, all
Cecil and Harold Houston sold
of Clearfield, arrived to spend the children, of John Day, spent the
KOREAN VETERANS interested in Business Education should
Ida.
week-end visiting their parents, Mr. some fat lambs at the Ontario sale
contact LIN K ’S for assistance In making application
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and night with them.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L (Fort) Sump and Mrs. Art Hawkins, and Mr. and yards Monday.
for training.
daughters visited in the Leslie Top
Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller and
ter
and son left Friday for Grange- Mrs. Wyatt Smith, Nyssa.
liff home Sunday evening.
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ville
to visit a few days with Sump- I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vancampen Jean and Barbara McPartland visit
Jake Borge called at teh home of
and two children from Los Anlmos, ed Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft and 220 Main St.
ter’s
son.
Bob,
who
lives
there.
Phone 217
Dick Knegh Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Colo., spent one night last week with family at Nu Acres Sunday evening.
Sunday visitors at the M. L. Judd
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skinner.
13th A Main St.
Boise, Idaho
Dial 3-8011
home were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar and and children spent the week-end on
Toots Peutz spent the week-end
a fishing trip above Unity on the
in McCall with his parents. Mr. and
North Fork of the Malheur river.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner and Mrs. William Peutz, at their summer
children returned home last Wednes home.
Mrs. Bob Morfitt and Roberta, of
day after a trip to the Columbia
Owyhee dam, and Mrs. Werner
river, the coast and Crater Yake.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters, of Peutz and Wanda were in Cald
Boise, came Monday to get their well and Nampa Thursday.
Omar Hite and Sonny. Rudolph
daughter, Brenda, to take her to
Hite and Jim Hite, of Haines, went
sage hen hunting Sunday near Jor
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Swenson, Emmett.
dan Valley.
Betsy Warwick spent Friday night
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hill, Saturday morning Mrs.
Hill took her to Boise to rejoin her
folks who were returning home to
Denver after a vacation at Yellow
stone park, Glasier park and Can
Mrs. George Moeler
ada.
Phone 052-R2
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waddington
and son, John, and a nephew, Bob
Mr. andn Mrs. John Vivhkola and
Waddington, all of Filer, Ida., were
Nyssa, Oregon
Sunday dinner guests of the Carl daughter, of Magger, Ore., are visit
Hills. Charles Waddington is Mr. ing Mr. and Mrs. Ben Houston this
week. Mrs. Vivhkola is Mr. Houston’s
Hills’ brotherin-law.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. neice.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crommett and
William Gahley, of Parma, called on
children, of Boise, spent the week
Mr and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz.
Mr. anil Mrs. M. L. Kurtz attended end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
the officers meeting at the church Warner. Mrs. Cromment is Mrs.
Warner’s daughter.
at Adrian Sunday night.
Barbara McPartland spent the
Charles B. West, of Longview,
spent several days this week at the week-end with Jean Moeller.
Wilma and Betty Bullard, of Boise,
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
spent the week-end here. Sunday
Charley West.
Mrs. J. B Payne, of Caldwell, spent afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
Sunday night with her daughter-in- and Donald accompanied them to
McCall, where they spent Labor Day
law, Mrs. Pearl Scott.
Lester Anker, of Big Bend, is work at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warner atten
ing for M. L Kurtz until time to re
turn to school at Oregon Tech, at ded the Boise fair last Saturday.
W H. Kreiman, of Parma, was
Klamath Falls.
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