THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1954
Nyssa Women s
Bowling League
W ins Loses
L eedys G rill
53
19
B erretts S ervice
51
21
3 & E Cafe
43‘2 2 8 4
B rackens Dept.
43
29
S tunz L um ber ...... .
384 334
B row nies Cafe
38
34
M ansers, I n c . _______ 3 1 4 4 0 4
M-R & B urningham
26
46
H ospital
25
47
E verbodys, Inc. ......
144 5 7 4
H igh Team Series
B & E Cafe
1823
B erretts S ervice
1790
H igh Team G am e
B erretts S ervice
641
B & E Cafe
640
H igh In d ividual Series
B etty W alters (hdcp)
495
M axine B row n (scratch)
486
H igh Individual Gam e
Viola Teske (hdcp)
211
Viola Teske (scratch)
200
T here w ill be a m eeting of the
N yssa
W om en's
League
a t
B row nies Cafe F rid ay evening at
8 p. m. A w ards and pay off for
th e season w ill be given and of­
ficers elected for the com ing sea
son.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET
G irl Scouts Troop No. 7 m et at
th e hom e of Mrs. C. M. Pounds.
The girls sp en t the afternoon
w orking on th e ir badges. They
voted to m eet every o th er w eek
d u rin g th e sum m er vacation.
M rs. B ruce Johnson and son,
R onald, w ho has been atten d in g
school in O gden re tu rn e d M onday
to Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. B urningham
of S alt L ake C ity and Mr. and
M rs C arl B urningham and fam ily
sp en t F rid ay a t S tark ey fishing
and picnicking.
G ary Dale F ields caught a nine
pound blue cat fish in the S nake
R iver M onday. Fields rep o rts th a t
he used w orm s for bait and a p ­
p ro x im ately 15 m inutes tim e was
req u ired to land the catch.
ju s t
Civic Club Plans
Installation At
Next Meeting
Mrs. Curry President
Of Nyssa Jaycee-^ttes
Mrs. G erald C urry was elected
president of the Nyssa Jaycee-
ettes at th eir m eeting Monday
evening. Mrs. G eorge O xnam ,
outgoing president, has been
nam ed to the board of directors.
O ther officers for th e com ing
year are Mrs Elm er Jacques, vice
president; Mrs. Edgel Wood, sec­
retary; Mrs. Jim Nicholson, tre a ­
surer; Mrs. Dale Bingman, re p o rt­
er and Mrs. H arry Miner, h isto r­
ian.
Mrs. Bill B lodgett and Mrs
John C hurch will serve th e re ­
m aining y ear of th eir tw o year
director term s.
A board of directors m eeting
has been scheduled for Ju n e 21
at the hom e of Mrs. C urry for all
new officers and out-going o ffic­
ers.
Nyssa Civic club m em bers and
guests are rem inded th a t the next
m eeting is scheduled for W ednes­
day. J u n e 16 at 2 p m at the
Episcopal parish hall. An in stal­
lation cerem ony w ill be conduct­
ed for the new ly elected officers
and a special program will be
presented.
Officers to be installed w ill be
Mrs. Don G raham , president; Mrs.
Earl H ollingsw orth, vice p resi­
dent; Mrs. G ene G rasty, secre­
tary and Mrs. Lyle M iner, trea s­
urer. Mrs. G ene Fisher, who was
originally elected as vice presi­
dent resigned the position due to
the fact th at she is m oving from
the com m unity in th e n ear fu ­
ture. The nom inating com m ittee
nom inated and approved the n am ­
ing of Mrs. H ollingsw orth to suc­
Mrs. John U pdegraff and Mrs.
ceed her for the office.
Elm er Cruson spent W ednesday
The program them e, “J u n e In in Boise.
O ur T ow n” w ill be carried out
w ith
special
em phasis
upon
brides th ro u g h th e years w ith a
style rev u e of b rid al gowns and
special m usical num bers. Deco­
rations w ill fe atu re a church w ed ­
ding scene com plete w ith flow ­
ers, candelabra and flow er girls.
All w om en are u rg e d to attend.
LOCAL NEWS
G arry DeRock. son son of Mrs.
Ross B row n left Tuesday for
Davis, Calif., to spend his vaca­
tion w ith his fa th e r and family,
Mr. and Mrs. M orris De Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Max C hristensen
of S alt Lake C ity visited last
W ednesday w ith Mr. C hristen ­
sen ’s sister and fam ily, Mr. and
Mrs. C arl B urm ngham .
Mrs. M ary Jackson of Weiser
and Mrs. Jo e C ham berlain and
Jo a n n and M ary spent the week
end in P ra irie City and Halfway
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Campbell
re tu rn e d S unday from P rovid­
ence, A m erican Fork and Layton,
U tah w h ere they had spent two
w eeks v isitin g friends and re la ­
tives.
Cpl. J. B. R oberts was home
o v er th e w’eek end from Camp
H aniord, Wise., vtsiting w ith Mr
an d Mrs. Ben R oberts and Mr
and Mrs. Leon Roberts
Mrs. Boyd S h affer of Boise is
visiting this w eek end w ith Mr.
and Mrs. Jo h n n y Goddard.
Around Arcadia
t i n . G ra rg e M arier
DUI 2733
Mr. and Mrs. Otis B ullard spent
from T hursday until S unday at
th eir sum m er hom e at McCall and
enjoyed th e opening of the Idaho
tro u t season. They visited at the
F ran k Teschida home on O ntario
H eights on th e ir way hom e S u n ­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Reim uz and
tw o sons of N am pa spent Sunday
n ight w ith Mrs Reimuz parents.
Mr and Mrs. Jo h n Lucero.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Colem an
visited Mr. and Mrs. Mas Kido
n ear H om edale S unday after
noon.
F red Schilling and H enry Eins-
p h ar fished at the O w yhee dam
one day last w eek and reported a
big catch of large crappies.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M arcum of
New P ly m o u th visited S atu rd ay
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evening w ith Mr. and Mrs. E rn ­
est Stephensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig M urakam i and
family, who have resided on the
Ada B utler farm th e past six
years, moved last w eek to the
H epw orth farm th ey purchased
near the O ntario airp o rt. O ne of
M urakam i's h ired m en moved
into th e B utler house.
The Melvin Spitz, Ben McCon­
nell, Cecil Houston and Norm a
Hipp children sta rte d to Bible
school at the M ethodist church
in Nyssa M onday.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M oeller
visited Mrs. Paul M oeller and son
in th e O ntario hospital S unday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Schilling
visited F riday evening a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob |
Toombs. Mrs. Toom bs had just
retu rn ed from th e Nyssa hospital
w here she had m ajor surgery.
Jea n M oeller sp en t th e week-1
end at McCall w ith th e W arren
F arm er family.
Mr. and Mrs. F red S chilling and
SON BORN TO
FORMER NYSSAN
Word was received in N yssa
this week of a son, K eith, b o rn
Ju n e 3 to Mr and Mrs. Ron W h it­
aker, of P ortland Mr. W h itak e r
is a form er Nyssa resident.
fam ily visited at th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. A rnold W inkler S u n d ay
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J a k e G root re­
turned last week from a trip to
C alifornia and up th e coast to
P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M oller a n d
Bob M cKinney and d a u g h te r v is­
ited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B oekw eg
and Mr and Mrs. E ggert O ft in
Apple Valley S unday afternoon.
Mrs. D orothy B ibbey and Mrs.
R ichard Mason an d D ennis and
La V onna Mason left Nyssa S a t­
urday evening for R aw lins, Wyo.,
to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hazel G eorge and tw o
children and D ave B row n of
B rum ley, M issouri arriv ed in
Nyssa for a visit a M h e Ross and
C laud Brow n hom es. Mrs. George
is a sister of Ross, C laud and
D rew B row n and Mr. B row n is
| th eir father.
Mr. and Mrs. O rm and Thom as
and Dick spent last w eek end in
Tw in F alls visiting at the hom e
of M r and Mrs. Jo h n Thom as.
P atsey and R ichard Sw eaney
of C aldw ell visited last w eek in
Nyssa w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Tom
Johnson.
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