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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1960
N yssa
Mh» Burk
Johnson
Mist Men
Wimer
the Parkdale Chefs for two years
and has held various 4-H offices.
Entomology winner was Ron
ald Johnson, 21, of St. Helens, a
4-H member for 10 years. Last
summer he took over junior
leadership of the Insecticiders
4-H Club in St. Helens. Six of
the club's exhibits at the Oregon
state fair won ribbons.
The bug enthusiast has been
conducting a survey to deter
mine the crop that has greatest
appeal for grasshoppers. His
Chicago trip was sponsored by
the Hercules Powder Co.
Dean Wimer's greatest 4-H
thrill was when he learned that
he’d won a trip to congress
based on his success in the 4-H
swine project "Words failed
me!" he says.
The 18-year-old Brownsville
youth has concentrated for six
years on this project. His swine
have won many honors and
awards at local. Linn county
and state fairs Wimer himself
has won top showmanship
honors.
Junior leader and president of
the local Livestock Calapooia
4-H Club, he has enlisted now
members and given generous as
sistance to younger members.
He has also been a helpful mem
ber of the Tractor and of the
Bachelor Sewing Clubs.
Wimer’s trip was provided by
Moorman Manufacturing Com
pany.
All of the 1959 stats award
winners were selected by the
Cooperative Extension Sorrioa.
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there, Mrs Bowers saw her first
Wilson home Thursday evening Smalley at Caldwell WedneJay
great grandson, son of Mr. and
while waiting for Mrs. Newgen’s afternoon. In the evening they
Mrs. Lawrence Phifer.
mother. Mrs. Ada Harrison who were dinner guests of Mr. and
came on the evening train from Mrs. Al Grimes at Caldwell.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Toomb at
Portland.
tended the Oregon Dairyman con
Dorothy Mason, Gladys Mack-
vention held at Ontario They
Mrs Helen Wilson and Mrs. rill, Helen Wilson and Frances
went Monday evening and to the
Ruby Meiers have been taking Smalley attended the Home Ex
day
meetings Tuesday and Wed-
the children from the Apple Val tension meeting at the Methodist
Mrs. Waldo Smalley
By Mrs. Herschel Thompson
i nesday.
ley Sunday school department to
recreation room Thursday
KINGMAN KOLONY — The
APPLE VALLEY—The Apple the Methodist church at Nyssa to church
Mr. and Mrs. James Milton were
afternoon.
AKH Extension unit will meet at the Walter Pinkston home Sun Valley PTA will meet Jan 21 in attend the study classes on Africa.
The many friends of Art John
with Mrs. Klaas Laan this after day for dinner.
the school auditorium A film on Wednesday afternoons.
son of Bremerton. Wash., will be
noon at 2 p m. The lesson will be
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escue
Breathing
”
will
be
given.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Wright are
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders interested to know that he is re
on sofa cushions. There will also newcomers
Dr Mann will summarize the film were
in the Kingman Kol- and
guests of their son, Kenneth tiring from his work at the Brem
be a white elephant sale.
also
give
a
practical
demon
| ony. They now live where the stration of it
for dinner at the NNC room, Sun erton Airport and is planning a
did The Van
day. In the afternoon Mr. and visit to Parma soon.
Willis Conant went to Boise Fred Vanderpools
Two musical numbers will be Mrs. Saunders visited her brother,
family moved to Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leigh ar
Friday, for a check up He is do derpool
given, a tap dance by Miss Mar Mr and Mrs Roscoe Kellogg »nd
late December
from Salt Lake
rived Tuesday
~
ing fine. Jeanette Conant was in Mrs.
tha
Watts
of
Parma
and
the
Jun
Dwavne Bennett went to
picked up their other children, City, where they spent the holi-
home for the week end to visit Boise last
Sunday to stay with ior Chorus from Nyssa.
who were dinner guests of the days with their son, Phil Leigh,
her family. She returned Sunday
Jim Hurley and new baby
Kelloggs.
They will visit with his brother.
evening to Boise where she is at Mrs.
son.
Mrs.
Hurley
is
the
former
Mrs.
Lulu
Standal
recently
re
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Brown Mentor Leigh and family and his
tend Links School of Business.
Riddle. Mrs. Bennett return ceived word from Lt. and Mrs. C. and family, , Mr. and Mrs William mother, Mrs. Mary Jones before
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford Rita home
Wednesday of this week L. Ferguson, who are stationed in Scott and family of Wilder and going on to their home at Depoe
were Sunday dinner guests at the ed Mrs.
Besendorfer and Japan. They report they have had Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Farris and Bay, Oregon.
Keith Moss home. Carylee and Mrs. G. Marvin
H.
Besendorfer
55 inches of snowfall from Jan 1 family of Emmett, gave a birthday
Bernice Mefford were overnight a stork shower for Celia attended
and Mrs Monte Leveaux
Draper
to Jan. 14 This is very unusual for dinner for Ralph Scott Sunday at I Mr. __
guests at the Moss home
were surprised Thursday after-
Saturday
at
the
Owyhee
Ward.
that
part
of
Japan.
the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralph noon by a visit from Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Tony Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bennett
Mr and Mrs. Dwight Mason Scott of Parma Rt. 3. In the af
af- william Farmer of Vale The two
were hosts at a birthday party for were
dinner
guests
Sunday
at
the
and Mark and Mrs. Harry Ray and ternoon they all went sleigh rid families have been friends for
Maria Lopez of Middleton, Ida It Lawrence Kreager home.
Rebecca attended the Nyssa PTA ing down the big hill near Oben- many years.
was held at the Adrian American
Mrs. D. L. Hurst has recently Thursday evening. The two young I dorfs.
Legion hall Saturday evening. heard
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Henshaw
Mrs Mae French, a people played their accordians for
About fifty guests enjoyed danc former from
Mr and Mrs Roy Rucker were of Nampa and their son, Dewey
resident
of
Kingman
Kol-
the musical part of the program I dinner guests Friday evening of from PorUand were Tuesday
ing and refreshments.
Mrs. French has bought a
Arnold was operated Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoagland in luncheon Wiests of Miss Gertrude
Mrs Jess Martinez had a birth- ony.
and is quite well. Her ad on Raymond
Jan. 11 at Malheur Memorial ' Boise.
day party Sunday, Jan. 10, for home
Hicks and Mrs. Elsie Robinson.
dress
is
2449
W.
132nd
avenue,
hospital and returned to his home | Mrs. Norma Jamison of Nyssa
her daughter, Linda on her 8th San Leando, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and
Thursday.
He
is
now
staying
by
birthday. She had sixteen guests.
was
a
dinner
guest
Sunday
of
Mr
Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Shippy of Par-
Mrs. Marvin Besendorfer and the fireside these cold days and , and Mrs Monte Leveaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman, Mts.
ma were dinner guests of Mr. and
G.
H.
Besendorfer
visited
Ida Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. Dick her cousin, Mrs. Ralph Baxter at visiting with friends. Fay Collins
Mr. and Mrs Rex Wagner and Mrs. Dick Harris in Ontario, Sun-
I called on him Sunday afternoon. children spent Sunday afternoon I day.
Kreigh and Stevie were Saturday Nu Acres, Saturday.
evening guests at the Oscar Schaf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt had a
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Mrs. Ruth Collins has been in at the Gene Wagner home at
er home. They spent the evening New Year’s dinner for their em Pendleton, Ore., the past week | i Wilder visiting and sleigh riding. Charles Pitman home were her
playing pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley I brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
and families. Twenty and is expected home, Monday.
Last Sunday Mr. »nd Mrs. Carol i ployees
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman at- | were visitors in the homes of Mr. 1 Cone and granddaughters, Cheryl
seven
attended.
Sparks and family of Notus were
tended a double wedding cere and Mrs. Marshall Hays and John I and Tauna of Eagle, Idaho.
dinner guests at the Art Sparks Women Appear in 1912 Olympics mony for two of their friends in I-------------------------------------------
home.
Women made their first appear- Ontario, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson are
NOW IN NYSSA
A group of the Apple Valley
staying temporarily at the Hers ' ance in modern Olympic games
chel Thompson home. Ron has in 1912, according to World Book Methodist Sunday school staff
•
met in the Earl Boston home
just completed his college work Encyclopedia.
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' Thursday evening to plan for the
at OSC where he majored in fish
next quarter’s work.
and game management. Thursday j No National Winners
Mrs. Roy Wild and Sharon Med
No nation ever really wins the
the Thompsons went to Jamieson
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs Olympic Games, reports World lock were dinner guests of Mr.
Book Encyclopedia. Purpose of and Mrs. Dwight Seward, Sunday.
Henry Schaffeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lane are the the games is to let the great ath Mrs. Kay Wilson was a guest in
parents of a baby girl, 7 lbs. 13 oz. letes of the world compete in a the Kenneth Saunders home
That Favorite from South of the Border!
She was born Jan. 16 at Malheur spirit of peace and friendship. Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen of
Memorial hospital in Nyssa. Zon- I The practice of ranking nation
Sunset Valley visited in the Jack
da Snyder, Mrs. Lane’s niece is against nation is unofficial.
staying at the Lane home to help
care for the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft
went to Nampa Saturday to visit
with Dale’s sister and husband,
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j Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer
were guests at the Carl Begeman
home Thursday. They spent the
In the Elementary Fundamentals
evening playing pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman at
tended the annual corn banquet
Age 25 to 60. Should be residents of this county
given at the Oregon Trail Grange
two or more years. Farm experience valuable.
hall, Wednesday evening.
Phone FR 2-2929
Fifth and Main
Week end guests at the Charlie
Write Box 785-RE — Nyssa, Oregon
Bowers home were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Callahan of Mountain
Home. Ida., and their son-in-law,
Dewey Olund of Seattle. Dewey
has just been discharged from the
service.
Larry Kreager and Miss Ruth
Holloway of Nampa spent the
week end with Larry’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreager.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kreager Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and
daughter, Cindy of Jordan Valley
were Thursday supper guests at
the Earl Kygar home.
Marlene Kygar spent the week
end with Ellen Jones of Big Bend.
Mavis and Janeen Kygar spent
‘ the weekend with the John Kygar
| family of lower Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan were
; Saturday evening gtiests of Mr
and Mrs. John Timmerman. They
spent the evening playing cards.
Gregory Thiel, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Thiel and son returned
1 home Tuesday from a two weeks
trip. They visited Sister Mary Ann
Annrita at St. Catherine's Hos
pital in Omaha, Nebr. They stop
ped to see Mrs. Thiel’s brother,
Greg Velver at Neola, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Toomb
and daughter of Paul, Ida., were
week end guests at the Bill Toomb
home. Sunday dinner guests of the
Bill Toomb's were the Gordon
Toomb family and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Phifer and Janie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers
accompanied Mr. and Mrs Jim
Phifer to Payette Thursday to
visit the Berle Phifers. Whiie
Mrs. Laan Hosts
Extension Group
This Afternoon
Among the 1,350 delegates to
the National 4-H Club Congress
in Chicago were four Oregon
ciub members who have dis
tinguished themselves in beef,
frosen foods, entomology and
swine projects.
Miss Margaret Ann Burk, 19.
of Vale, owned her first heifer
at the age of seven when her
grandfather presented her with
a Hereford. And down through
the years she has emphasised
selecting and breeding beef cat
tle until today her efforts exem
plify the best growth in 4-H en
deavors when she compared her
first range heifer and her pres
ent showstring of purebred
Herefords.
Miss Burk raised the grand
champion steer of the Malheur
county fair this past year and
gained permanent possession of
the traveling trophy for breed
ing. Her Herefords have cap
tured 12 firsts.
She won the $400 national 4-H
beef scholarship award and state
trip to Chicago provided by E. I.
du Pont de Nemours.
Whirlpool was donor of the
frosen foods program trip award
won by Patricia “Patsy’' Mera.
IT, of Parkdale.
Member of a largo family of
interested 4-H workers. Miss
Mera’s projects cover a variety
of interests in addition to frozen
foods. This year she took six
championship awards for food
■ reservation exhibits at the
■ood River county fair.
•ha has been club leader of
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