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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1960
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Mrs. Barnes Heads Wayne Sparks Heads Grandson of Nyssan
Adrian Student Body Receives High Rank
Malheur Butte
An election was held Dec. 20 at
Navigator Wings
Missionary Group Adrian high school for the pur­ And
Frank Leuck, graduate of Quin­
pose of electing student body of­
By Mrs. Vern L. Smith
LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Ladies ficers for the coming year.
Missionary group o f Malheur
Wayne Sparks was chosen pres­
Butte Baptist church met for their ident; David Looney, vice pres­
regular meeting Thursday. Offi-1 ident; Teresa Mendazona,
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secre-
cers of the group served a noon iary; Barbara Brewer, treasurer;
luncheon. The Rev. Frank Dobra, Larry Davis, sergeant - at - arms;
missionary from Pakistan who is and Ronny Martin, board repre
here on furlough, spoke to the sentative.
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ladies. He told of conditions and
customs of women in Pakistan.
Officers for 1961 will be Mrs. ;
George Barnes, president; Mrs.
Harlan Meyer, vice president;
Mrs. Bru'c Hunt, secretary; and
Mrs. John Stohler, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren McPher­
son of Ontario are parents of a
baby daughter, Marla Kay, born
Dec. 11. Their oldest son, Jesse,
and his wife, Yolanda, are visiting
them while he is on Naval leave.
Honored on Anniversary
A birthday party was given for
Linda Good on her fifth anniver­
sary at the home of her grand­
mother, Mrs. Louis Wiggins. Mrs.
Bob Goodell and son, Mrs. Dan
Good and daughters of Caldwell
and Mrs. Melvin Henry and son
of Ontario attended.
A number of ladies of the neigh­
borhood have been assisting Mrs.
Irvin Miller at quilting several
afternoons.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmelzer
have moved into their new house
which they built on his parents’
ranch. Fred has been assisting his
father on the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Good and
family of Caldwell were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wig­
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dejmal í
went to Harper Wednesday even­
ing to help their son, Ked, cele­
brate his birthday anniversary.
Attend Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walz and fam­
ily attended a birthday party for
Fred Walz Friday evening at the
Rmhold Stohler home at Fruit­
land. He was 81 years old. Other
visitors were the Ben Walz family
of Caldwell.
Xenol Ledgerwood of Moses
Lake, Wash., died last week fol­
lowing a heart attack. He was a
brother of Mrs. Foster Sutton. Mr.
and Mrs. Sutton and Tommy at­
tended funeral services for him
the first of the week.
The Misses Janie Walker and
Louise Hanby who are attending
Magic Valley Christian college at
Albion, Idaho, arrived last Thurs­
day evening to spend the holidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Zack Walker and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hanby.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
cy, Wash., high school, was one
of 64 aviation cadets who were
awarded navigator wings at a re­
cent graduation ceremony at Har­
lingen Air Force base, Texas.
Harlingen is the only base in
the U. S. Air Force charged with
the mission of training navigators
and the only Air Force installa­
tion with an aviation cadet wing.
Frank obtained one of the high­
est ranks obtainable in the cadets,
that of lieutenant colonel. He
is presently attending electronics
school at Keesler Air Force base
at Biloxi, Miss.
Frank is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Norvelle J. Leuck of Santa Bar­
bara, Calif. He also has two bro­
thers. John and Steven, and a sis­
ter, Sally in Santa Barbara. An­
other sister, Mrs. Ron Amundson,
Seventh and Bower
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Mamaro Wakasugi of Weiser.
The meeting lasted a full week
and all Oregon counties were rep-
!resented.
Joining the Oregon delegation
Of the 50 Oregon farmers who
left Dec. 10 to attend the Ameri­ were representatives from Wash-
can Farm Bureau federation con­ I ington and Idaho. The northwest
vention in Denver, seven were states expected to have several
from Malheur county. They were hundred delegates at the national
Mrs. Nolan Field, Mr. and Mrs. meeting.
resides in Quincy.
E J. Hobson, Joe Hobson and
Oregon's two voting delegates
He is a grandson of Mrs. Minnie Marvin Ogilvie of Ontario, Mr. are Gerald Detering, president of
Leuck and nephew of Hubert and Mrs. Emil Maag and John the Oregon Farm Bureau, and Wi­
Leuck, both of Nyssa.
Tucke of Vale, and Mr. and Mrs. ley Clowers, vice president.
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Jon R. Winter arrived in Nyssa
Dec. 11 on leave from U.S. Navy
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