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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1958
Band Students
Attain Honors
At Music Meet
Mothers Tribute
By Elks Lodge
Set ior Sunday
Twenty-one Nyssa high students
made 14 entries in the small en
semble and solo music festival
held at EOC, La Grande Satur
day, April 26.
Placing in the first division were
Barbara McPartland, Mary Lou
Lancaster, Daryl Duffm, Stan
Barlow, Stan Sisson, Stan Jamie
son, Phillip Kent and Dennis
Leavitt.
The group placed first aiv.sjon
in five events, second in live
events, third in three events and
fourth in one event.
They were accompanied by Rob
ert Q- Smith, NHS band director,
Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs.
' Smith and Charles Jones.
Newell Heights
Mrs. M. L. Kurts
Phon* 2132
Mothers will be paid a special
tribute Sunday evening at 7:30
when the Elks lodge holds its an
nual Mother’s day program at the
Elks temple in Ontario.
John Fowler, chairman, has ar
ranged for a mixed choir under
the direction of Hugh Maguren to
present choral numbers and Clint
Bellows will present a solo ac
companied by Virginia Fair on
the organ.
As in past years, the ceremony
is open to the general public.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Hodges.
enroute to Ft. Lewis, spent Tues
day evening last week with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Greaves.
— with a—
ROCKER
For HER
SPECIAL DAY
Sunday, May 11
Many Styles and Colors
To Choose From.
NYSSA FU R NI TU RE
1 Block West of Depot
Phone 6633
(Last Week's News)
Mrs. Jake Borge attended the
spring meeting of the Internation
al council for exceptional children
Saturday at Pendleton. After the
meeting Mrs. Borge accompanied
Dr. and Mrs. Killgallen to Eugene
where she visited her son, Terry,
attending classes with him Mon
day. That evening she attended
he PTA convention in Bend and
returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kurtz re
turned home Saturday from Mer
rill, Ore., where they visited their
son, Bill and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDermott
were Sunday visitors at the L. C.
McDermott home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Piercy.
Mrs. Louis Pratt visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Elwood Carr Friday
afternoon in Ontario.
Mrs. Lydia Worden had Sunday
dinner with her daughter, Mrs.
Verna Costley of Adrian. Mrs.
Costley was also hostess for the
Job’s Daughters of Homedale.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh and
family and Babe Hamilton were
among those reporting good fish
ing at Owyhee dam Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Simpson
had as houseguests his mother,
and sister Mrs. Myrtle Sherrick
and Gertrude of Long Beach, Cal.
Monday evening they surprised
Mrs. A1 Simpson with ice cream
and cake honoring her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bishop and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olsen.
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Piercy re
turned recently from Buhl and
Twin Falls where they visited rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Mamie Derrick and Bud
visited at the L. C. McDermott
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hazel Hamilton of Wilder
was an overnight guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Babe Hamilton Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Olsen and
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Olsen of Mel
ba were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Jim Olsen home.
Claudette Day and Kay Borge
and Rev. Henry Moore attended
the youth rally at the Presbyter-
tian church in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy cal-
Chuckle Garner returned to
schoil this week after being
confined at home with an illness
for two weeks.
Former Nyssans, Mr. and Mr*.
Clayton Cassingham and family
of Burley visited in Nyssa Satur
day enroute to New Plymouth to
By Mr*. C M Mills
spend the week end with his
Phone 3291
Mrs. Claude Skinner accompan sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Albert
ied Mmes. John Fahrenbruk. Ra and lanuly.
leigh McKinley and Durhn Ham- od at the Luther Perkins home
mon to Corvallis to attend Moth I Sunday to visit Charles Perk ms
er’s week end at Oregon State who had just been released from
college.
a Boise hospital.
Mr. and Airs. Bob Schanault of
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and Mrs. Washington spent several days
Magnus Ekanger were Wednes visiting in the Owyhee community’
day afternoon visitois at the home last week
of Mrs. Chester Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bradley
Fort Sumpter spent from Mon of Nampa were Monday evening
day umtl Thursday of last week callers at the William I’ eutz, Sr.,
in Malheur Memorial hospital for home
medical treatment.
The Busy Bee II 4-H cooking
The regular meeting of the club met at the home of Mrs. Neal
OKK club will be May 15 at Nicholson Thursday evening.
the home of Mrs. Orville Me-
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Cleaver
Ewen with Mrs. Archie Moce*. and family were Sunday dinner
co-hostess. Roll call will be a guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
plant exchange.
Chester Mills.
Mmes. "Werner Peutz, Chester
Wanda Peutz was an overnight
guest of Dea Nicholson Saturday Mills and William Peutz, Jr., spent
Messrs, and Mmes. William Thursday afternoon visiting with
Peutz, Jr., Werner Peutz and Mrs. LaVerne Cleaver.
Junior and Dicky Atagi accom
Wanda and Shorty Brandt were
Sunday evening visitors at the panied the Kaz Sadamori family
Bob Morfitt home at the Owyhee fishing at Malheur reservoir over
the week end.
dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon Return to Pendleton Home
Mr and Mrs. Don Share and
ald and Butch drove to Boise Sun
day for dinner and to attend the family returned to their home in
i Pendieton Sunday after spending
baseball game
Mrs. Ruby Mills and Ross of a week with his parents, Mr. and
Adrian were dinner guests at the 1 Mrs. Charles Share.
Chester Mills home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer were and girls spent Sunday visiting at
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Cambridge with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Roy Eads at Wilder.
Paul Raney and the Brownlee
Linda DeHaven was a week end j dam
guest of the Knarr children in Ad
Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz, Sr.
rian.
and Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. M. Atagi went Fort Sumpter and David were
boating and fishing at Owyhee among those who attended the
reservoir Friday.
j Blossom festival at Payette Sat-
Sunday afternoon callers at the Iurday.
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share and
Mendazona were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr and Mrs. Lee Householder
Sonner, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Men-
visited with Mrs. Henry Ward at
dazona and Mrs. Westfall, all of
the Lutheran Nursing Home in
Payette.
Boise Sunday.
Home from Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker were
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Boselly call-
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
led at the J. L. Herriman home Terry Boles of Vale Saturday eve
ning.
Sunday evening. *
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bryce of
Homedale visited at the Jim Ol and family were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
sen home Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaskill and Mrs. Donald Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson and
Richard McEwen and Vernon
family were Sunday dinner Slippy atteded the Malheur coun
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley ty Scout Camp-o-ree Friday and
Kurtz.
i Saturday at Givens Hot Springs.
Owyiu
Local Mothers
Attend Week End
Activity at OSC
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13.
ROBERT D. HOLMES. “Your Governor, Who Reduced Your In
come Tax Through Special Legislative Action.”
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WILEY W. SMITH. “Taxation as Provided by the Constitution of
the State of Oregon.”
15.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.,
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
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AL ULLMAN. “ Keep your Congressman on the job working for
you and our Country.’’______ ____________________________________ 4_
FOR GOVERNOR.
Sunset V alley—
Dinner Honors
Two Birthdays
At Brewer Home
Sunset Valley
Lois Counsil
Phone 2439
(Last Week's New*)
By Lois Counsil
Phone 2439
Mrs. Leland Montgomery and
Mr and Mrs. Joe Hobson and Mrs. Lorin Munn attended a pink
children of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs and blue shower for Mrs. Elaine
James Langley and sons, Mr. and (Haney) Manning Monday even-
Mrs Eugene Hobson of Roswell, mg at the Owyhee ward church
N. M., and Mr and Mrs. E. J.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of
Hobson were dinner guests Sun- San Luis Obispo, Calif., and Ed
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Brandt of Nampa called at the
Homer Brewer honoring the Neil Dimmick and O. P. Counsil
birthdays of E. J. Hobson and homes Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Hobson.
Mr. and Mrs Elver Nielsen ^
. ..
sons were Sunday dinner guests
Sally Reed of Boise spent the of Mr and
^ N]eLser, of
week end with her parents, Mr „
.
and Mrs. Clarence Reed.
res-
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,
Mrs. Wilbur Chapin heard from
The families of James Langley, her brother last
Master
Eugene Hobson of Roswell, N. M , Sgt. Louie G. Davis recently took
Joe Hobson of Ontario, Homer part in the Western area com
Brewer and E. J. Hobson had a inand rifle matches in Baumhold-
picme dinner at Owyhee dam , pr Gt>rmany He k a mfmbcr of
on ay’
the U. S. Army garrison there and
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil and has been in the service most of
granddaughter, Karen Ann Smith the
since 1941. He and his
spent Saturday afternoon at the family have been m Germany
Payette Blossom festival and the since July, 1956. Sgt. Davis had
rock show.
been in the valley several years
Joe Counsil of Yakima stopped ag0 and
known here,
at the R. C. Smith, Sr., home last
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen and
week. He was accompanied by Boyd and Harold Wilson of Nyssa
Bob Brown of Lewiston, Ida. Mr
“ “j t Mrs.
V“ " ‘A
I and the went . to .. Walla , Walla
ana
O. P. Counsil
, week ago
° . to
spend t h e week e n d with her sis-
R. C. Smith, Jr. family spent the
ter, Mrs Tom Hessler and family.
afternoon and were evening din
Edward Newgen was in Nyssa
ner guests.
Sunday to attend a Sunday school
Returns From Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick
Mrs. W. T. Raffington returned
from the Malheur Memorial hos drove to Boise Saturday with Mr
pital to the Morton Wixon home and Mrs. Vic Marshall and Jack
Marshall of Kennewick, Wash.
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Montgom They had dinner that evening at
ery attended the Relief Society the Dimmick home.
A picnic was held Sunday at
convention at the LDS church in
the Wayne Robb home for 20
Weiser Saturday.
The Jay Gibson family were members of the junior young peo-
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Le- pie’s class of the Owyhee Com-
munity church.
land Montgomery Sunday.
Last Monday, Mrs. E. J. Hob-
Mrs. Fred Mitchell was called
son attended the Missionary con- to Evanston, Wyo.. by the death
vention and church assembly of of her brother, David Hicks,
the Church of the Nazarene at
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Garner ac-
Nampa. Mr. Hobson went to Nam- companied Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
pa Wednesday and they returned Garner to Helix, Ore., to the wed-
home the same day.
| ding of a stepdaughter of the
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hobson Dewey Garners. They drove to
of Roswell, N. M., arrived Sunday Washington to Grand Coulee dam
for a short visit with relatives and returned home Monday even-
here. They are staying with their ing by way of Walla Walla,
cousins, Mr and Mrs. James
Mr. and Mrs Ken Loresen were
Langley. They have been in gUest,s for a fi^h supper Sunday at
Moses Lake, Wash, on business ; ^he Wilbur Chapin home,
and are enroute home.
Mr. an(j Mrs. Jack Ward and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holst of , children drove to Owyhee dam
Caldwell spent Sunday with Mr.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin on Lake j c l a r i e s Wiley of Ontario.
Owyhee.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaskins FISH AT UNITY
and Marylin of Caldwell visited
Mrs. Owen Froerer, Mrs. Del
at the Wilbur Chapin home Sun bert Peterson, Mrs. S. P. Bybee
day evening.
and Mrs. Jerry Williams spent last
Mrs. Wilbur Chapin, Mrs. Ken Thursday fishing at Unity, where
Lirensen and Mrs. Lester Smith they reported good fishing.
visited Mrs. Max Moore Friday.
Honor Washington Guests
Mr. and Mrs Elver Nielsen and SEMINARY GUEST SPEAKER
Bishop Charles Mann was a
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Nielsen and family, Mr and Mrs. guest speaker Thursday morning
Ed Nielsen of Nu Acres and Mr. at the seminary classes at the Nys
and Mrs. Harlan Maws of Toledo, sa stake house.
Wash., were guests Saturday eve
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen spent
ning at the Tom Nielsen home at
Parma. The group were dinner Saturday visiting her sister, Mrs
guests Sunday at the Clifford J. E. Anderson and family in Pay
ette.
Nielsen home in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clanson of class dinner at the home of Mr.
Boise spent Sunday with her and Mrs. Roy Wild.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell,
brother, George M. Wilson and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob New Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hillis, Mr. and
gen and Boyd went to Nyssa in Mrs. George Knowles. Mr. and
the afternoon to visit with them. Mrs. Jack Knowles and Mr. al)d
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newgen Mrs. Alonzo Knowles went to the
and grandsons, Eddie and Stanley Owyhe«. dam for a picnic dinner
fished at Owyhee dam Sunday. | Sunday.
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CLYDE H. SNIDER. “ Increase Income of Farmer . . Keep Him
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EMIL A. STUNZ.
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