THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1960
Several Attend
Open House Event
At Nursing Home
By Mrs. Gerald Mackey
ADRIA N—Those attending
open house at the Presbyterian
Nursing Home in Ontario Sunday
from this community were Messrs,
and Mmes. Henry Day, Austin
Gilbert, K. I Peterson and Don­
na, Mrs. Edna Cowling and Mrs.
Henry Moore.
Mrs. Pearl Brown of Portland
and Mrs. Cecil Gear of Point Com­
fort, Texas arrived Monday to vis­
it Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer.
Mmes. Brown, Gear and Deffer
left Friday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wiggins at Pendle­
ton.
Messrs, and Mmes. Donald De­
Haven and Bruoe DeHaven and
family are visiting Mr, and Mrs.
George DeHaven. Donald DeHav­
en had the misfortune of wrecking
his car Saturday night. Donald
and Bruce were confined to the
hospital Saturday night due to
bruises but they were not serious­
ly injured.
Mrs. Rose Willis and Mrs. Eula
Wisby were guests of Mrs. Oliver
Freel Sunday.
A fellowship dinner was held
at the Free Methodist church Sun­
day honoring Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Sams.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long and
¡Mr and Mrs. Charles Newbill
spent the weekend at Lake Owy­
hee, fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webb and
Bob and Miss Donna Dines of
Marsing were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam
VISIT FROM ENTERPRISE
Mr. and Mrs Richard Herriman,
Teresa and Steve of Enterprise ar­
rived Thursday evening and
spent the night with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Paul House. Steve
remained with his grandparents,
<Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman
while his parents went to Cor­
vallis on business, returning to
Nyssa Sunday night. They left
Tuesday for their home.
Plaque Presented
To Mark Hartley
At Jaycee Dinner
By Mr*. Frank Byer*
OREGON TRAIL—Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Hartley were guests at the
Jaycee banquet in Ontario Tues­
day evening. Mark was given a
plaque as an award for partici­
pating in the Farmer of the Year
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA contest in which he placed third
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cooper re­ in the state.
turned recently from a week’s vis­
it with their son, Ronald and
The Robert Holmes family were
family in Oakland, Calif. They guests
at a barbecue supper at
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde the
Wayne
Shuster home at Gay­
Stephens in Oakland, former Nys- way Junction
Friday evening.
sans.
Mrs. Glenn Brown and chil­
dren left Tuesday night by train
TO LEAVE FOR CAMAS
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge will
leave Friday for Camas, Wash.,
where they will visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Eldredge.
at Fruitland. The occasion was
Johnny Stam’s 4th birthday anni­
versary.
Mrs. Bill Looney took her moth­
er, Mrs. Mary Henderson to see a
doctor in Parma Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Moore, Marilyn
Parker, Bonnie Stiener, Linda
and Vicki DeHaven attended the
Fidlae Amicae meeting Thursday
night. Linda Bishop was hostess.
The Ruth circle of the Women’s
Association met with Mrs. Mar-
guerette Scott Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haworth of
Nampa visited Mr. and Mrs. Hen­
ry Moore Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toomb of
Nyssa visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Parker Friday evening.
Messrs. Glen Ward, Bob Patter­
son, LeRoy Buhler, Wally Krause,
Lloyd Parril, and James Harper
attended the schoolmasters golf
tournament in Wei,er all day Sat­
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and
I Harvey Bennett went fishing Sun-
, day at Lake Owyhee. They re­
and COMPLETE
ported fishing fair but the weath­
Dairy Supplies
er rather cool.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster vis­
330 Plymouth Avenue
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
NEW PLYMOUTH
George Webster at Parma, Sun­
day. George Webster has been
quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hills of On­
Check with your BouMatlc
tario visited their daughter, Mr.
Dealer IF you are having
and Mrs. Gene Christians Sunday
milking problem.- such as;
night.
• MASTITIS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatch were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
• PUMP TROUBLE
Brownsfield Saturday night. The
• FAULTY PULSATION
evening was spent playing cards.
Wally Krause was a Thursday
• SLOW MILKING
evening dinner guest of Mr. and
Fred Brownsfield.
BouMatic Milking I Mrs.
Roy Purscell of Nyssa visited
Installed under Veterinary this week with his grandchildren,
Supervision can eliminate Messrs, and Mmes. Wesley Walk­
these problems!
er, Fred Brownsfield, and Mrs.
Joan
Underwood and families.
BOUMATIC HANDLES—
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan
Pipe Line Milking
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Duncan at Ontario Sunday.
Milking Stall*
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day visited
Milk Pump*
in the Ronald Day home in On-
Large Vacuum Pumps
' tario Wednesday evening. Ice
Good Used Dairy Eqpmnt J cream and cake were served in
honor of Mrs. Claude Day's birth-
Complete Dairy Supplies
I day anniversary. Sunday David
Highland visited in the Claude
Day home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mackey
and J udy attended the Job's
Daughters meeting in Nyssa
Thursday night. A potluck dinner
preceded the meeting.
for Orleans, Nebr., to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of
her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. F.
Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes
and family were dinner guests at
the Jess Shuster home in Hunt­
ington Wednesday night honoring
Mr Shuster on his birthday anni­
versary.
Patty Points was an overnight
guest Sunday of Eugenie Seuell.
Mrs. Ed Kido, Curtis and Ken­
neth visited Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Mark Hartley.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
attended a family dinner Sunday
in the Forrest Moore home in
Nampa.
Mrs. Bill Vandyke of Shoshone,
Idaho visited Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Rolland Holmes.
VISITS OVER WEEKEND
Mrs. Paul House, Mrs. Glenn
Marcum and Billy went to Cald­
well to bring Mrs. Ray Barnes
and Todd back to Nyssa for the
weekend while Mr. Barnes was
in Walla Walla playing baseball
for the College of Idaho.
RETURN FROM ASHLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman
returned recently from a trip to
Ashland where they visited their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Michael East­
man and new son.
DRIVE TO BOISE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge
drove to Boise Sunday where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn El­
dredge and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Curtis.
RETURNS TO WASHINGTON
Mrs. J. W Feinen, Mrs. Art
Boydell’s sister returned to her
Larry L. Hoare, son of Mr. and home in Bremerton, Wash., Mon­
Mrs. John W. Hoare, 202 Bower day. She has been here caring
avenue, has volunteered for three for her sister who had surgery.
years’ service in the Regular Ar­
my, according to recruiter SFC LAWN MOWER and SAW
Early Keiffer of Ontario.
SHARPENING
Hoare applied for and received
Free
Pick Up and Delivery
assurance before enlistment that
his initial assignment will be car­
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