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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
TWIN BOYS IN HOSPITAL
SCOUT TROOP 80
Mr and Mrs. Glen Weeks en­
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell
Homemaker Awards GIRL
tertained May 4 in honor of his |
RECEIVES YEAR PINS
AFTER IDENTICAL INJURIES
were guests for Mother’s day din­
1 mother, Mrs. T. S. Weeks on her
Plans for a hike were discussed ner at the home of their son, Mr.
David and Douglas Clarkson, 10, Presented Tuesday
birthday anniversary. In addition
at the regular meeting of Girl and Mrs. Edward Boydell and
twin
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Quentin
At
FHA
Fashion
Show
to the Glen Weeks family, those
Scout troop 80 when members family at Nampa.
D. Clarkson of Portland, are in
present were Mr. and Mrs. Plais
“Pearls of Homemaking” was met May 5 at the Methodist
,
a
hospital
recovering
from
identi
­
By Karla Knegh
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
theme for the annual FHA fash­
COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT
NEWELL HEIGHTS —A thrift cal injuries received April 16 in ion show held May 9 in the church.
Burton of Ontario and T. S.
a
bicycle-car
accident.
Year
pins
were
given
to
Juma
SHOWS FILM TO 4 H GROUP
By Mrs. Herschel Thompson
clothing
sale
was
held
recently
at
Weeks of Nyssa.
school cafetorium. The fashion
Adrian labor camp. There will be
The boys, on seperate bicycles, event was originally a part of the Kay Mitchell, Peggy Lewis and
The ninth meeting of Adrian
KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr. and
Beck. Members receiving 1 Livestock clubs was held May 9
Mrs Oscar Schafer were hosts at
Mrs. Ruby Mills and Ross were another sale in about two weeks. had nearly crossed a busy Port­ girls' league party but has since Laurel
three-year pins were Anna An­ in the agriculture building at Ad­
a Mother’s day dinner. Guests Saturday evening dinner guests Anyone wishing to donate cloth­ land street when they were struck advanced to one of FHA’s most derson,
Teresa Hamilton, Sheila nan high school.
ing is asked to leave it at the by an automobile.
were Mrs. LaVada Lenaghen, of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt.
important projects.
Adrian Presbyterian church.
Both boys have broken right This year something different Huffman, Karen Main, Becky
mother of Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Ar- ,
During the meeting, E. M. Hau-
Evelyn Weeks, Cindy and
thur Bachmann and three grand­ boys and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
legs above the knee and David was tried with skits explaining Parks,
■ ser of Ontario, county extension
Cille
Tracy.
Kenneth
Fenn
left
Sunday
to
children of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Pinkston went to the Eddie Nel­
also suffered a severe concussion. not often thought of phases of
—Anna Anderson, Reporter. agent, showed films on fitting and
Orville Evans of Middleton, Mrs. son ranch on upper Succor creek return to army camp after a 15-
i showing of beef and dairy ani-
Their
father
is
an
assistant
pro
­
homemaking.
All
introductions
day leave.
Lester Eytchison and Hubert of Tuesday for a picnic dinner.
fessor
of
biology
at
Portland
State
were
presented
in
rhyme.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney and I mals
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn visited college and their mother, a grad­
Adrian first grade class went
Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Kirby
Refreshments were served at
Chapter
degrees
were
presented
Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Gann spent
Thursday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
­
Kindall of Caldwell. In the after­ to Boise Friday by train and
uate
of
Nyssa
high
school,
is
the
the
close of the session.
to
Jan
Rinehart,
Betty
Glascock
Sunday
fishing
and
picnicking
noon Fred Schafer called his par­ spent the day at Julia Davis park. fred Simpson.
daughter of Mrs. J. I. Brady and and Marsha Savage. Vicki Max­ near Huntington.
—Mary Laan, Reporter.
Mrs.
John
Easin,
Susie
and
Mrs.
Willis
Conant,
room
mother,
ents from Salt Lake City, Utah.
field, Joyce Morinaka and Karen
Mary Jo McClure visited Sunday the late Mr. Brady of Nyssa.
accompanied them.
Saito were recipients of junior
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas La an and with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Simpson.
Attending the Spring Festival
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Chamber- homemaker degrees, Pins and
Alice Simpson spent Saturday lain
at Vale Wednesday from the Mary were Thursday evening
and Mr. and Mrs S. P. Bybee
were awarded to Jeanie
Kolony were Mmes. Oscar Schaf­ guests at the Ray La an home to night with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred were Sunday dinner guests at the guards
Janet Coleman, Sherrie
Seuell,
Simpson.
er, Durlin Hammond, Art Sparks, honor their daughter, Katie, on
House in Boise in obser­ Glenn, Diana Cutler and Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perkins and Pancake
Johnny Thiel. Don Fox, Earl Ky­ her sixth birthday anniversary.
vance of Mother’s day.
Evans.
Of Various Types
gar, Willis Conant and Virgil Entertain* Garden Club Members daughter, Jana of Orovada, Nev.,
visited
Monday
with
Mr.
and
Future homemaking class visit­
ANK
Garden
club
met
Tuesday
Viers.
They went picnicking and hiking ed Ore-Ida plant in Ontario May
Sunday dinner guests at the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Louis Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shank vis­ on Mitchell Butte.
9 as a field trip.
Jim Phifer home were Messrs, Dale Ashcraft, with Mrs. Charlie
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Messrs, and Mmes. Gene Simp­
and Mmes. Bill Toomb, Charlie Schweizer as co-hostess. Nine­ ited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Tobler
and
J
Mrs.
Charles
Glenn
and
family.
son,
Wes
Walker,
Dwayne
Fenn,
Bowers, Ralph Phifer and family teen members attended. Mrs. Ha­
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and Carl Fenn, David Savage, Richard family of Nampa were Saturday
of La Grande and Dean Pittenger worth of Star showed films of her
family, Mr. and Mrs. David High­ Fenn and Don and Kenny Fenn afternoon and evening dinner
trip to Europe last spring.
of Porterville, Calif.
616 North Fourth. Nyssa
Denny D. Bartron
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatch of Ad­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phifer and land and family visited Sunday were Sunday guests of Mr. and guests at the home of his parents, j
rian visited Friday evening at the family of La Grande were Satur­ with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. Mrs. Alfred Simpson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler.
day overnight guests at the Char­
Jim Phifer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers j lie Bowers and Jim Phifer homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mefford
and family of Parma were dinner
guests Saturday evening at the and family of Nyssa were Sunday
evening dinner guests at the Tra­
Charlie Bowers home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and cy Mefford home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt went
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thiel went
to Brownlee dam Sunday to fish. to Parma Sunday to visit Mrs.
Mary Laan accompanied a group Brandt’s brother, Bert Smith and
of girls to the home of Bonnie family.
Mrs. Bob Haney of Nyssa and
Lewis in Ridgeview Friday after
school. Later in the evening they Mrs. Ed Brandt visited Wednes­
all went to Homedale where they day with Mrs. Mike Elliott in Ad­
played baseball and had a wiener rian.
Guests at the Ed Brandt home
roast.
Gene and Mary Worden and Friday evening were Mmes. Tony
Effie Laan accompanied Mr. and Martinez, Bill Willis and Mike El­
Mrs. Charles Leedy Sunday to liott.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater
Snively hot springs.
and Kent were hosts at a Mother’s
Host* at Waffle Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas day dinner Sunday. Guests were
were hosts for a waffle supper Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fogleman, Ei­
and card party Saturday evening. leen and Eldon of Nampa, Mr,
Guests were Messrs, and Mmes. and Mrs. Carl Begeman and Mrs.
Dale Ashcraft, Wesley Piercy and Ida Hodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon of
Bill Toomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb visit­ Jordan Valley took Mr. and Mrs.
ed Tuesday evening at the Gor- Earl Kygar out for dinner and to
show on Mother’s day.
don Toomb home on Lincoln a Party
Honors Miss Martines
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan and
family of Ontario were weekend family attended a birthday dinner
guests at the Earl Kygar home. and party given Sunday for Su­
Mr. and Mrs. Bernal Maybon, sanna Martinez on her 15th anni­
Ed Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Jim versary. A dance was held in the
Phifer attended funeral services evening. The party was given by
Susanna’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monday for C. Bicandi in Cald­ Jess
well. He was Mrs. Pete Frank’s hall. Martinez, at Adrian Legion
father.
Mrs. Jim Lane and Mrs. Keith
Don Thompson and Kathryn Lane
to Caldwell Sunday to
Trafton of Seneca, Ore., arrived visit went
Keith Lane's mother,
Friday evening to spent the Mrs. Mrs.
Clara Smith, and grand­
weekend with his parents, Mr. mother,
Mrs. Avah Smith.
and Mrs. Herschel Thompson.
Jerry Douglas of Culver, Ore.,
Don, Gary Thompson and Miss nephew
Mrs. Don Fox, arrived
Trafton spent Saturday evening Friday , of
Lean — Meaty
Wells & Davies
PURE PORK
evening to spend the
at the Ron Thompson home in weekend at the Fox home.
Boise.
Dinner guests at the Don Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters, Mr. home
Saturday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Clark of Boise and and
Mrs. R. J. Chamberlain, Mar­
Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson went ion Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs.
to Payette Sunday for a Mother’s Johnny Thiel and Jerry Douglas.
day dinner. They visited at the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox and Mr.
Jack Walters home later in the and Mrs. Johnny Thiel visited
day.
Sunday evening at the Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson Fox home in Ontario.
Crisp
Green
went to Caldwell Thursday to
Luscious
Fancy Red
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy
visit their granddaughter, Mrs were overnight guests Monday at
STALK
Herb Andrews and family.
the Rube Graham home in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston
Mrs. Wesley Piercy attended a
and son of Parma visited Sunday women’s association meeting last
evening at the Walter Pinkston Thursday afternoon at the home
home.
of Mrs. George Schiemer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mecham of
Nyssa were Friday evening din­
ner guests at the Wesley Piercy
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and
and
family attended a Mother’s day
Gold Medal or Drifted Snow
dinneT at the Roy Mecham home
Regular Grind
Maxwell House
in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Piercy later went to Caldwell to
Irvin Zimmerman I attend a horse sale and were eve-
) ning dinner guests at the J. C.
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